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Now under new management
and a new name
MASON’S VILLA
formerly Jack & May's
Route 309 at KUNKLE
MADAME ISABELLE AT THE PIANO
Serving
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Ryman Family Holds
Reunion At Orange
The seventh annual reunion of
the Ryman family was held at the
Orange Church House Building at
Orange last Saturday.
There was a good attendance and
a very pleasant time was had. Busi-
ness meeting was called by the
President, Paul Ryman of Chenango
Forks, N. Y. Prizes were given to
the oldest member, Mrs. Addie Aus-
tin; largest family, Wilson Ryman;
coming longest distance, Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Ryman of San Francisco,
Cal; Mrs. Clyde Eggleston was given
prize for one who put forth the
greatest effort in coming.
Officers elected were Wilson Ry-
man, president; Mrs. Arthur Webb,
vice-president; Mrs. Paul Valentine,
secretary-treasurer. Was voted to
meet next year.at same place the
last Saturday in August.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ryman, Gail and Wayne, Mr. and
THE POST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1952
Mrs. Paul Valentine, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Ryman, Lloyd, Lois and
Inez, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bebhart
Daisetta, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Ridgley Ryman,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ryman, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Ryman and Charles
Ryman, Mrs. Millard Fuller, Bar-
bara Tompkins, Marie Pease, Doris
Fuller, Robert Tompkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Austin, Mrs. Donald Raub,
Donald Jr. and Raymond, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pickett, Diana and
John, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Eggleston,
Mrs. Alvah Eggleston, Nancy, Mrs.
Clarence Besteder, Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. Ryman, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aus-
tin, Mrs. Addie Austin, Mr. and
Mrs. George Ryman, Mrs. Esther
Boucounis, David, Mrs. George
Moore, Mrs. Don Gero, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McKenzie, Edward Mkychic,
William Saba, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ryman, Linda Dell, Mr. Gerald Ry-
man, Mr. and Mrs. David Kreider.
Singing by Ridgley Ryman and
others was greatly enjoyed.
Balance on hand July 1, 1951
Property tax, 1951
Per Capita Tax, 1951
State Appropriation
Interest
Sale of Bonds
Sale of Real Estate
Other Sources (including
Beginning Balance
wp
Expenses of Auxiliary
Activities
D. Expenses of Operation of
School Plant
E. Expenses of Maintenance of
School Plant
* All Expenses of D. E. F. are
Total Payments
Unpaid Taxes (Current Year)
Tuition Receivable
Total Assets
Tuition Payable to Lehman
Due Tax Collector A/C Commis
Total Liabilities
Tuition, non-residence pupils . ..
$7,450.06 Amusement Tax)
Total Receipts, including
Agencies and Coordinate
F. Expenses of Fixed Charges ..
AUDITORS’ REPORT
For the Lake Township School District
For the Fiscal Year Ending July 1, 1952
RECEIPTS
Delinquent Tax (Previous to 1951) 2,916.12
CURRENT EXPENSES
. Expenses of General Control $ 4,159.72
Expenses of Instruction ....
under Lake-Noxen Jointure
Balance on Hand to be Available .
for School Year 1952-53
-+ This balance includes payments and
receipts up to July 10, 1952.
ASSETS
School Building and Sites at Cost
Text Books and Equipment at Cost .
LIABILITIES
YC $ 5,706.00
'$ 34,155.52
3,697.00
46,046.34
1,292.57
787.50
9,923.80
J 1'200,00
8,092.29 $108,111.14
a $113,817.14
83,979.07
13,685.60
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$101,824.39
ree $101,824.39
oes $ 11,992.754
an $113,748.00
Soli 29 555.49
dL 2,535.58
i 343.68
Sig ENC $146,182.82
Lo $ 209.98
sions oon 127.01
ans Ne cet ions 0
Assessed Valuation of Taxable Real Estate $1,485,617.00
Signed:
A. Rodell Kocher
Alan G. Kistler, Secretary
Auditors
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Mrs. Marcus Ludt
Back From Vacation
Mrs. Marcus S. Ludt, Shaver-
town, has returned after a five
weeks trip that took her across
country by car, taking in such
points of interest as Denver, Salt
Lake City, Yellowstone Park, Lake
Louise, Banff, Seattle, and Port=
land, Oregon, and brought her
back via United Airline Strato-
cruiser.
Mrs. Ludt drove west with her
sister, Mrs. R. F. Radue and niece
Joan, residents of Audubon, N. J.
They visited Mrs. Ludts’s daughter,
Mrs. Richard E. Ewing, in Rich-
land, Washington, where Mr.
Ewing is a research chemist in the
Atomic plant at Hanford, Wash-
ington.
On arriving at the National Air-
port, Phiadelphia, after a thirteen
hour trip above the clouds from
Portland, Mrs. Ludt was met by her
husband and her daughter, Mrs.
James Barber of Philadelphia.
The air trip started shortly after
8 PM last Tuesday, with a full
moon to light the way. Mrs. Ludt
says she never dreamed anything
could be as beautiful, and she
didn’t sleep a wink, the moonlight
was so lovely on the clouds.
Harvey's Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Witter
have returned after visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Cowan at Snow Hill,
Maryland. Miss Joan Cowan re-
turned with them to spend three
weeks visiting her friends here and
in Beaumont.
Mr, [Floyd VanHorn. Cambridge,
Mass., is Visiting friends there. It
has been four years since Mr. Van-
Horn was last here to visit old
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Clark have
returned to their summer home
after spending a week in Canada.
The Harveys Lake Womens Ser-
vice Club will hold a Bake Sale on
Mrs, (Carl Swanson’s lawn tomorrow
at 2 PM.
Mrs. Joseph Rauch will enter-
tain the Executive Board of Har-
veys Lake Women's (Club Tuesday
evening at 8.
Jack And May's Place
Has A New Proprietor
George Mason, Kingston, thas pur-
chased Jack's and May’s Tap Room
on Route 309, and will henceforth
operate it as Mason's Villa, Within
the near future Mr. Mason expects
to make a number of improvements
to the kitchen and restaurant facili-
ties of the building, He was formerly
in the auto top and seat cover
business.
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