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~ THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1952
Beaumont
The school medical examinations
of grades one, three, five, nine and
eleven are being given by Dr. Les-
ter Saidman of Noxen.
Seventy-eight people visited the
Mobile Unit for an X-ray last Fri-
day. The project is sponsored, by
the Pa. Dept. of Health and the
Wyoming County Tuberculosis So-
ciety.
M/Sgt. Robert Goodwin, who has
returned from his stay in Korea,
brought his family from Washing-
ton, D. C., to visit his parents, the
Charles Goodwins, who had a fam-
ily dinner in Bob's honor.
Frank Bittenbender of New Jer-
sey, ' enjoyed a few days of his
vacation with the Charles Hilberts.
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Dodge Long Life Records
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Holiday Has Story On
Pennsylvania Rivers
Under the title “The Lovely Riv-
ers of Pennsylvania,” a twelve-page
cover story in the October issue of
Holiday pays tribute to the water-
ways of Pennsylvania.
In colorful photographs and text,
David E. Scherman eulogizes the
Ohio, the Monongahela, the Alle-
gheny, the Susquehanna, the Bran-
dywine, the Schuylkill, the Dela-
ware, and their tributaries, sum-
ming up his praise of the rivers
with this statement: ‘At most,
they have made Pennsylvania the
keystone of the nation’s wealth—
at the very least they have made
it a domain of unending beauty.”
Mr. iScherman’s story includes
accounts of the historical, cultural
and commercial significance of
Pennsylvania's rivers, and he main-
tains that to Pennsylvania, as to
no other state, its rivers are all-
important.
Nineteen photographs accom-
panying Mr. Scherman’s article are
for the most part full-color scenes
of Pennsylvania's major rivers.
Shown also, however, are some of
Pennsylvania’s lesser but beautiful
tributaries, and the cover portrait
which introduces the Holiday arti-
cle pictures the 121-year-old Dela-
ware Canal, which parallels the
Delaware River through Washing-
ton’s Crossing Park in Bucks
County.
All of us send our sincere best
wishes for happiness due the Ira
| Kresges who are moving to Florida.
We shall miss them from the com-
munity.
“Lefty” Wetzel writes that Cali-
fornia isn’t all glamour and he
really misses Beaumont.
Sunday, Sept. 28, is Rally Day
at the Union Sunday School.
The Ernest Downs family of
Mansfield spent the weekend here
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Downs.
The Missionary Society of the
Union Church will have a wiener
roast at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Hilbert Thursday, Sept. 25."
Mrs.
membered on her eighty - third
birthday when her neighbors at
South Run surprised her Friday,
Sept. 19 at her home and her fam-
ily honored her with a surprise
party Saturday night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Cool-
baugh. Mrs. Kibbler was very
grateful for her flowers, cakes,
gifts and the many kindnesses ex-
pressed.
Mrs. William Arch Austin accom-
panied Mrs. Louise Colwell of Dal-
las to the wedding of their cousin,
Miss Marian Galpin at Norwich.
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Mary Kibbler was well re-|
Shoot At Muhlenburg
Wilkes-Barre Rifle & Pistol Club
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rest rifle tournament on, Friday and
Saturday sanctioned by the Na-
tional Bench Rest Shooters Asso-
ciation. This is the second such
shoot conducted by the club on its
new outdoor rifle range at Muhl-
enburg,
This tournament will be open to
all members of the NBRSA and to
non-members upoh payment of a
spceial registration fee. Rifles used
will be restricted to center fire
only, any caliber, any weight of
gun.
The program ‘consists of ten
matches each day. A total of
twenty matches for the two-day
shoot. Shooting begins at 8:00 a.m.
and will continue until required
number of matches have been fired.
Camping grounds will be avail-
able to out-of-town shooters and
lunches and refreshments will be
available throughout the tourpa-|
ment. The public is invited to visit
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