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Mrs. Leighton R. (Scott, Easton,
spent several days this week with
her mother, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser,
Huntsville Road.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Yeager and
family, Brook Street, Shawvertown,
moved yesterday to Macungie, Pa.
where Mr. Yeager has accepted a
new position.
Mrs, Frank Kriegh, Trucksville, is
a patient at General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W, Keller,
former residents of Utica, N.Y. have
taken up residence in an apartment
Mrs. Elmer Jones, Trucksville, is
a patient at General Hospital.
Lt. and Mrs, ‘C W. Geary have
moved to the Meadowcrest develop-
‘ment in Trudksville. Lit, Geary is
stationed at the Benton Radar ‘Cen-
ter.
James Weiss, Trucksville, is a
patient at Nesbitt Hospitial.
Mr. and Mrs, Michael Vario are
occupying ome of the new homes
at the Meadowcrest development in
Trucksville,
Mr, and Mrs. Howell Rees, New
York City, spent several days dur-
ing the holidays visiting the for-
mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Henry of Shickshinny and Mr. and
Mrs, D. T. Scott, Huntsville Road.
Howell i is former editor of the Dal-
Jacqueling Mulcey, student at Sus-
quehanna Unfiversity, resumed her
studies last Monday after spending
the holidays with her panents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Muleey, Overbrook
Road.
Mr, and Mrs, Homace Cook, Leh-
mian Heights, spent ‘the holidays ‘at
Garfield Heights, Ohio, visiting ‘their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Atty. and Mrs. William McLean,
and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Humphrey,
Hunitsville, are gpending sometime
in Florida.
Mrs. Henry L. Jones, Trucksville,
is visiting her mother, Mrs, [Samuel
Harden (Chunch alt Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eckert,
Lake [Catalpa, are spending two
weeks at Palm Bealdh, Fla.
Mrs., Gus (Con'dairas anid family of
{Center Hill Road, left this week to
spend the remainder of the winter
at West Palm Beach, Fla. Mr. (Con-
daras has been working there for
some time,
Olin DeWolfe, Washington, D.C.
spent several days during the holi-
dalys with his mother, Mrs. Delbert
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Gross and
family, Huntsville, will leave the
end of ‘the month flor Sebring,
where Mrs. Gross and Cindy and
Judy will penidin for the rest of the
winter.
Jim Durkin, Lake Street, student
entertained at a damice at Hotel
Sterling during the holidays.
Richard Ide, Hunitsville, member
of the freshman class ait Penn State
College, entertained a number of
friends iat a idiance at Hotel [Sterling
during the holiday vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Rearick and
son, Ronald of Youngstown, Ohio,
have purchased anid moved info a
home on Saginaw Avenue, Goss
Manor,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Jones and
family of Philadelphia have pur-
chased and moved into a new home
on Hillcrest Drive, New Goss Manor.
Mr. Jones is district representative
of the Zurich Insurance Company.
Mr, and Mrs, Julius Schultz, for-
mer Luzenne residents, have bought
and moved into a home on Parrish
Street, Dallas. Mr, [Schultz lis em-
ployed at Natonia Mili,
Mr. and Mrs. William Templin,
Linda, Edith, Billy and Jacqueline,
former Dallas residents, have moved
from Brookings, South Dakota, to
Scotland, South Dakota where Mr.
Templin has accepted @ teaching
position.
Janet [Shaver has resumed her
studies: alt Philadelphia Museum
iSchool of Art after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Shaver of Shavertown.
Seaman 1/IC Richard B. Hartman
returned to his base at Key West,
Fla, New Year's Day ‘after spending
the holidays with his parenits, Mr.
and Mrs, Stephen ' Hartiman, Har-
veys Lake His letter to his parents
iast week says he had been in
swimming and got a nice coat of
tan.
Philip Templin, Oakmont, Pa.,
will spend next weekend with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. J. W.
Templin, Woodlawn Drive, He is fly-
ing to Harrisburg to give a talk
and will come on to Dallas for a few
days.
Rev. Frank K. Abbott meturned
to his home at Lehman Tuesday
after officiating at the wedding of
tis son at Beverly, Mass. over the
weekend. Rev. Harold Buckingham
filled his pulpit on Sunday.
Beverly Enwine, Lehman, returned
to first grade on Monday after be-
ing confined to her home with
mumps,
Mark Bush, a patient at Nesbitt
‘Hospital for four weeks is recuper-
ating at the home of his daughter,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Eck, Lehigh
Street, [Shavertown, have as guest
Mrs. Ellaveve Hawes of Philadel-
phia.
Mr, and Mrs, John Jewell have
purchased the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eck
on Orchand Street, Shaverttown,
and will move in shortly.
Harris Haycox returned from
Wiyoming "Valley Hospital Monday
after being a patient there for some-
time. He is steadily improving.
Mr. and Mrs, (Charles McNulty,
and son, Charlie, former Lehman
Avenue, Dallas residents, mow of
Himira, N.Y. visited Mrs, Margaret
Hildebranit Norton Avenue, over
the weekend, Charlie now goes to
school.
Mrs. [S. R, Schooley, Shavertown,
will move into the Hildebrant apart-
ment on Norton Avenue Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs Richard Simomiton
and sons of Paxtang, Pa., spent the
weekend ‘as guests of their mother
and grandmother, Mrs, (Florence
Phillips and Mrs, F. M. Gordon,
Norton Avenue. Barbara and the
boys remained for the week.
Mrs. Ray Evans, Lake (Street, en-
tertained members of her bridge
alu Monday night.
Joe LeGrand who is employed in
Philadelphia spent ifthe weekend
with his parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs..
Lewis LeGrand of Baldwin Street.
Mr, land Mrs. Stewart ICasterline,
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, are
spending two weeks in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs Richard LeGrand
and children of [Sidney, N.Y. and
Mrs, LeGrand’s mother, Mrs. Logan
E. Keeler of Richmond, Ind., spent
several] days during the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs, Lewis LeGrand.
Ralph Templin who is employed
in Baltimore, Md. will spend the
weekend with, his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 'R. J. W. Templin of Wiood-
lawn Drive,
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Cross, Wood-
lawn Drive, entertained at (their
home Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Roberts of Shavertown
and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Kleingling
of Trucksville,
Mrs. Herbert Griesing, Franklin
Street, is able to be around again
after a week's illness.
Mr. and Mrs. [Sheldon Evans,
Shavertown, spenlt several days this
week in New York City.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Thomas Kane, for-
merly of Wilkes-Barre, have taken
up residence om Jackson Street,
Dallas. Mr. Kane is lassociated with
the Trucksville Radio-T'V Service.
Joan Kear has resumed her
studies @t Briancliff Manor after
spending the holidays with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Kear, Lake
Street; [She postponed her return
until Sally was home from (the hos-
pital,
Mrs, Simon Finkenbinder of Ship-
have been in the Back Mounltain
area during the holidays, paying
visits to the Oliver Whitesells and
the Joe Ellsworths,
Marilyn Walker, student at Wy-
oming Seminary, spent the Christ-
mas vacation with ‘the Reeds on
Church Street. Marilyn is daughiter
of Rev. Walker, former Luzerne
Methodist (Church minister. The
Wialkers now live in Richland, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Sutton, Har-
veys Lake, entertained on New
Year's Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sutton ‘and Herbert, Robert, Betty
and Clara Sutton of Johnson (City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton and
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Lameroux of
Hunlock Creek spent Sunday with
Betty and Clara Sutton at Johnson
(City. They drove Betty home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Troxell have
returned to their home in Shaver-
town after a holiday tour of Florida,
in which they visited St. {Augustine
and Daytona Beach, In Tampa they
saw (Sgt. amd Mrs, David Joseph,
and at Orlando Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley [Stark of Scranton.
Mrs. Robert Bodycomb is a
patient at (Genral Hospital where
nesday.
they spent several weeks.
Mr, and Mrs.
sometime in New Orleans.
Madison Street, Wilkies-Barre,
family of Deerfield Farm.
to her home on Main Road, Trucks-
ville, Wednesday after being a
patient at Nesbitt Hospital for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swepston,
Elmicrest, left on Wednesday for
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where they
will spend the remainder of January
at Ocean's Edge, returnihg early in
February.
Mrs, Melvin Mosier, Dallas Towin-
ship, is spending two mbonths with
her daughter, Mrs. Allen Scatber-
good, in Philadelphia. She left Dal-
las in time to spend the holidays,
and says she'll be back with the
Mrs. Edward Carey, Sunset Avenue.
spring (birds.
Jean Robertson Marries
Robert Abbott Saturday
Jean Robertson of Beverly, Mass.,
became. ithe bride of Robert Abbott,
son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank K.
Abbott of Lehman at a very quiet
wedding Saturday at 6 PM. Rev.
Abbott assisted with ‘the ceremony.
Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Freeland Abbott, brother and sister-
in-law of ‘the bridegroom of Med-
ford, Mass.
(A family dinner followed the
wedding,
Mr. Abbott is a graduate of Wy-
oming [Seminary and Syracuse Uni-
versity, IClass of 1940, He is associ-
ated with a radar company in
Boston.
Following a trip to Florida, the
couple will reside in ‘a newly pur-
chased home just outside of Beverly,
Talks With Husband
On Business In Tokyo
Phyllis Eckman’s heart skipped
a beat Monday, her birthday, when
she picked up the receiver and
heand her husband’s voice at the
other end of the wire.
Hanford, who represents the
Republic ‘Aviation Company, is
spending several months in Tokyo.
It was midnight Monday, when he
called.
Joan Nichols Is Bride
Of Seaman R. B. Hartman
Joan Nichols, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nichols, Railroad
Street, Parsons, became the bride of
Seaman 1/IC Richard B. Hartman,
son. of Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Hart-
man, Sr. December 23 at 8 P.M.
Rev. F. J. Seymour performed the
double ring ceremony in the East
End Primitive Methodist Church.
Atitendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Heffernan.
The bride wore powder blue silk
dress with mavy accessories.
Mrs, Hartman is a graduate of
Coughlin High School and is em-
ployed by S. Frieder wand [Sons
Company at Parsons. Seaman Hart-
man was also graduated from
Coughlin High School and is serving
with the U.S. Navy at Key West,
Fla. He will receive his honorable
discharge in fifteen months.
Mrs. Hartman will remain with
her parents until that time.
Annual Smorgeshourd
Mr. and Mrs A. Hanford Eckman,
Huntsville, entertained a number of
friends at their annual Smorges-
bourd during the holidays Present
were Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gross,
Mr, and Mrs Paul Mulcey and daugh-
ter, Jackie, Mr. land Mrs. Norman
Patton, Kenneth Eckman and the
host and hostess and Phyllis [Eck-
man,
Mrs. Norman Oney Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs, Norman Oney, Holly Street,
Trucksville, entertained members of
her card club aft the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor (Cross Monday night.
Present were Mrs. Donald Bul-
ford, Mrs. Dean Tde, Mrs. Thomas
E. Reese, Mrs Lewis Reese, Mrs.
Alvin, ‘Shaffer, Mrs. Victor Cross,
Mrs? Burton Roberts wand the
hostess.
Spends Eighty-Seventh
Birthday In Hospital
[Willian Amos, Dallas-Demunds
Road, spent his elighty-seventh
birthday in Mercy Hospital, where
he was admitted on Thursday for
diagnosis and possible operation.
to the hospital by his son, Ross
‘Amos. :
Mr. Amos, a familiar figure in
Dallas, has been accustomed: to walk
the two miles frequently during sea-
sonable weather, making the steep
hill leading to the Dallas Post on
Lehman Avenue without trouble,
and arriving with white hair un-
ruffled, breathing unaccelerated.
Country Couples Club
The Ways and Means Committee
of the Country Couples Club of the
Dallas Methodist Church met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reese,
Franklin [Street Friday nighit, A de-
tailed program was planned and
will be presented to the Club for
its approval at the next meeting
to be held January 18th. Present
were Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lefko,
Mrs. Harry dldwards and Mr. and
Mrs. Reese.
FOR THE “BEST”
Home Decorating
Painting-Paperhanging
Back Mt. Painting
& Decorating Lo.
JosErpH TEMARANTZ
Phone 9-6731
Office Hours 8 a.m. to 7 pam.
he on
Pvt. Carl Crossett,
With Army In Korea
With The Eighth Army In Korea—
Pvit, ‘Carl [Crossett, whose wife, Bar-
bara, lives in Noxen; recently joined
the 519th Military Police Battalion
in Korea,
The 519th, which has participated
in all eight campaigns of ithe Korean,
conflict, is responsible for traffic
control and law enforcement in sup-
port of front line units,
|Crossett is assigned to Company
iC of the balttalion as a military
police investigator.
He was previously stationed at
Fort Jackson, S.C.
Thomas Reeses, Hosts
At Saturday Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reese,
Franklin (Street, enltertained mem-
bers of their supper club at (their
home on Saturday night. Present
were Mr, and Mrs, William Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Roth, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Brobst, Mr, ‘and Mrs. Wendell
Jones and the host and hostess.
Warren Edmondson Has
Eighth Birthday Party
(Warren Edmondson, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Russell Edmondson, Maple
Street, |Shavertown, celebrated his
eighth birthday, January 12, with
a party at his home.
Present were: Ronnie Seymour,
Kenneth and ‘Carl Welch, David Ed-
mondson, Butchie [Fitzer, Joey
Monko, Billy Faulls, (Gerald Gosart,
Dicky and Roger Griffiths and War-
rens Edmondson.
Alderson Board Holds
Meeting At Parsonage
Mhe Official Board of the Alder-
son Methodist Church met at the
parsonage on Thursday evening
with Rev. Ruth Underwood presid-
ing, Reports of the secretary land
treasurer were given, and bills
voted to be paid. A motion was
made that our Advance [Special be
used for the building of a Meltho-
dist parsonage in Nome, Alaska.
Inspection followed on the mewly
remodeled kitchen and [powder
room, ‘and the newly papered and
painted other rooms of ithe house.
On Wednesday, January 28th from
2 to 4 PM and 7 to 10 PM “Open
House’ at the parsonage will be
held. All members and friends of all
four churches on the Alderson-
Noxen, (Charge are invited.
. Present at this meeting were: Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Kistler, Mr, and Mrs.
Harvey Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Don~-
ald Smith and Donna, Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller Ashton, Mrs. Raymond Gar-
inger, Mrs, Joseph Rauch, Mrs. Al-
bert Armitage, and Rev. Ruth Un-
derwood.
R. J. W. Templins, Guests
On 40th Anniversary
The fortieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. R.J.W. Templin, of
Woodlawn, Street was recently cele-
brated at a family surprise dinner
party held at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Thomas Templin anid Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Dougherty of Shaver-
town. Ruby gifts were received by
guests of honor. A comic corsage was
presented to Mrs, Templin and a
gay red bow tie was presented to
Mr. Templin to be worn for the
occasion. Table centerpiece was a
beautifully decorated anniversary
cake.
Others present were Mr, and Mrs.
Lewis J. Reese, daughters, Peggy,
Cathy land Diane, land Fred Temp-
lin of Dallas; Mr, and Mrs. Fred-
erick J Eck, children, Jack, Mari-
lyn, Dorothy and Beverly, and
Bobby and Billy Templin of Sha-
vertown; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Maxwell son Bobby, of Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs, Templin have four
other children, Richard of Girard,
Ohio; William of Brookings, South
Dakota; Philip of Oakmont, Pa.; and
Ralph of Baltimore, Md. and are
grandparents of nineteen children.
They were married December 31, 4
1912, in Trinty Lutheran (Church of
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Because You’re Mine”
Technicolor
Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow
News
SATURDAY
MATINEE
DISCONTINUED
MONDAY & TUESDAY
"Yankee Buccaneer”
Technicolor
Jeff Chandler, Susan Ball
Cartoon, Comedy
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“Sunny Side
of the Street”
Technicolor
Frankie Laine, Terry Moore
Cartoon & Comedy
:
MRS. ELSIE WINTER, 90,
HAS FIRST EXPERIENCE
AS HOSPITAL PATIENT
Plucky and curious as any
schoo] girl, Mrs. Elsie Winter,
aged ninety, was rolled into
the operating room at Wyoming
Valley Hospital on Tuesday and
submitted to the first bit of
surgery in her life. Under local
anaesthetic, she chatted cheer-
fully during the hour and a half
operation and took an active in-
terest in all that went on. She
expects to return to the home
of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter,
the end of the week.
Mrs. Winter, wife of the late
Irwin H. Winter, teacher of
mathematics at Coughlin High
School for many years, has
been making her home with her
son and daughter-in-law since
her husband’s death six years
ago.
She was rushed to the hos-
pital in an ambulance Saturday
at midnight,
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Clyde Mayers, Hosts
At Holiday Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. (Clyde Mayer and
family, former Harveys [Lake resi-
dents, entertained Mr, Mayer's fam-
ily at their (Sarasota, Florida, home
during the holidays.
Present were Mrs. Deila Mayer of
Harveys Lake and Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. David Mayer and sons of
Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mayer and son, Baltimore, Md.; Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Gibbs land children
of Enigma, Ga.; Mrs. Emma M.
Ayre of Philadelphia was unable
to attend, Mrs. Leila Mayer re-
mained after the holidays for an
extended visit.
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Margaret Gosart Heads
St. Paul's Society
Margaret Gosart was elected pre-
sident and Ruth Malkemes, vice
president, at 'the meeting of Dorcas
Society, ‘St. Paul’s Luthenan Church,
held at the (Church Tuesday night.
Other officers: secretary, Evelyn
Eck; treasurer, Alice Rudy. a:
Mrs, Margaret Hartman talked on
the possibility of a Lutheran Home
for Young Women,
Hostesses for the meeting were
Sally Ell and Evelyn Eck.
Those present were: Alice Rudy,
Margaret |Gosart, Evelyn Eck, Brun-
hilde Bayer, Olive MacDonald, Ida
Clause, Laura Gelsleichter, Mae Ash,
Mollie Reed, Don Jones, Ruth
Voelker, Mrs. F. H. Eidam, Mildred
Malkemes, Sonia Hackling, Esther
Nicely, Peg Maza, Edyth Kromel-
bein, Mrs. Haas was a guest,
Mrs. Robert VanHorn Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Robert Van Horn was guest
of honor iat a birthday party given
at her home on Lake Street last
Tuesday. Present were Mrs. Robert
Bodycomb, Mrs. David Jenkins, Mrs,
Dan Robinhold, Mrs. L. L, Richard-
son, Mrs. [Arthur Culver, Mrs. Della
Thompson, Mrs. Rose Lewin, Mrs.
Dan Richards, Mrs. Milford Shaver,
Mildred Devens and the guest of
honor,
Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg
Heads Altar And Rosary
Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg was in-
stalled as president and Mrs, Algert
Antonaitis as vice president at the
meeting of St, Therese’s Altar and
Rosary (Society held recently, Other
officers: Mrs, Willand Garey, trea-
surer, Mrs. Edward Jackson, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Samuel Hines,
recording secretary; Mrs. Alecia
Kieaney, corresponding secretary.
Rev. Daniel] Alszewski is moderator.
Rosary Bands will hold a bake
sale January 18,
Plans were formulated for a
covered dish supper fio be held at
the February. meeting. [Cards or
bingo will follopv the business meet-
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Bloodhounds;
of Broadway”
Technicolor
with
Mitzi Gaynor, Scott Brady
also
Cartoon and News
MONDAY & TUESDAY
““Wife’s Best Friend”
with
Anne Baxter
also
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“Prisoner of Zenda”
Technicolor
with
Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr
also
Dallas Methodist
in the Church.
Mrs. Stanley Davies, treasurer,
WSCS Sums Up
oming ‘Conference Children's Home
lat Binghamton; Mns, Ray Shiber
sent cards to seven members dur-
ing the month; Mrs, Fleming, Mrs.
Hedden, Mrs. Shiber and Mrs. Brace
took cheer plates [to shut=ins during
the holidays.
‘A donation for March of Dimes
wias made. Mrs, Sheldon Mosier and
Mrs. Raymond Elston were wel-
comed as new members. ‘An invita-
tion was extended to the Wilkes-
Barre District WISCS to hold its
spring meeting in the Church in
April.
soap chips, dish towels and vanilla,
A trio composed of Mrs, Heapps,
Mrs, Baker and Mrs. Kuhnent en-
tertained with vocal selections.
Present were: Mesdames Herbert
Marley, C. S. Hildebrant, Ruth De-
‘Wolfe, W. F. (Cairl, Jr., Peter (Clark,
D. J. Joseph, R. E. Kifhnert, Law-
rence Updyke, W. B. Jeter, {C. J.
J. S. Ferrey, Surprised
At Birthday Party
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Ferrey, Bloomingdale,
birthday anniversary recently. The
guest of honor received lovely gifts.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Ferrey, Lillie, June and Billy,
Jr., Edward Britt, Jay Long, [Sweet
Valley; Albert (Caroline, iShirley,
Beltity Ferrey, Mr. and Mrs. William
Birth, and the host and hostess of
Bloomingdale.
Neshitt Auxiliary Needs
Treadle Sewing Machines
iliary, will meet Tuesday iat 10 for
a day of sewing for the hospital.
Members are asked to bring their
own lunches, and a beverage will
be served.
To make [possible a larger quota
of work, the chapter needs two
treadle sewing machines in good
condition, which dan be stored in
Back Mountain Memorial Library
Annex between work sessions. [Sev-
eral members prefer the treadle
models to electrics for short seams,
and are handicapped in produdtion
without them.
Alumni Plan Banquet
met Wednesday might in the school
library, Mrs, Edward (Sidonek pre-
siding, to plan for the annual ban-
quet, to be held shortly after Easter.
Mrs. Steven Glova was appointed
chairman.
Mrs, P. P. Dohl will leave for
Orlando, Florida, where she will
spend the balance of the winter at
Hotel Lucerne.
LiaBar, Mae Ide, William [Heapps,
David Evans, Ray [Shiber, J. (C. Flem-
ing, B. B. Lewis, [Sterling Williams,
Edgar Brace, Sterling Machell, R. R,
Hedden, W. H. Baker, Sr. Elsa
Boehme, Carlton Reed, Sheldon
Kenneth Rice, Z. E. Garinger, L. W.
LeGrand, Walter Brunges, Belle
Lauderbaugh, Melbourne Carey;
Estella Goldsmith.
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