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Beaumont
The Monroe Township Alumni
Banquet will be held at the Kunkle
Community Hall Friday, June 5.
Mrs. Ned Dress Jr. of Canton, 111,
was a surprise visitor at the home
of her in-laws, the (C. J. Dresses.
She was en route to Philadelphia
to attend her twenty-fifth high
schoo] reunion.
Mr. Thomas Smith of Hoboken,
N. J. was with his mother, Mrs.
Clara Smith, last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dennington.
of Tbion, N. Y. spent the weekend
with the William “Arch” Austins.
Donald Nulton, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Paal F. Nulton, will be gradu-
ated from the American Bible In-
stitute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Friday,
May 23.
The
Rochester,
‘Wialter Pilgers Jr. of
N. Y. were here to visit
their parents, the Walter Pilger,
Sr. and their brother, Harold who
was on leave from [Fort Knox, Ky.
Mrs. Louisa Nienan was with her
sister, Mrs. Pat (Callendar of Berwick
last weekend.
My. and Mrs. George Ryman of
Binghamton, IN, Y, called on Mrs.
Addie Austin Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kresge with
Mary and Edward are home from
Tampa, Fla.
Mother - Daughter Tea
The Mother and Daughter Lend-
A-Hand Club Tea was enjoyed by
many local and out-of-town guests.
Prizes were awarded the follow-
ing: Oldest Mother, Mrs. Clara
Smith; Youngest Mother, Mrs. Bar-
bara Prebola; Mother with most
daughters present, Mrs. Russell
Race; Mother having most children,
Mrs, Heber Belles; Mother with
most generations present, Mrs. Clara
Smith; and Youngest Gal present,
Dorothy Beryl Johnson.
A business meeting followed the
tea. It was voted to have a kitchen
shower for the (Charles Patton fam-
ily who lost their home due to fire
recently, Adjournment followed a
discussion of funds to be donated
to the [School [Playground Equip-
ment, Action on the amount was
postponed until the June 11th meet-
ing at the I.O.OJF. Hall,
Harvey’s Lake
Miss Betty Cook of Fernbrook
spent (Saturday with Mrs. Joseph
Rauch,
Miss Louise Merrill is
jaundice.
Danny ‘Avery, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Avery is recovering
from a slight case of scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith
spent Saturday in Harrisburg, at-
tending the (Convention of the So-
ciety’ of Professional Engineers.
WSCS Elects Officers
At a special meeting on Monday
evening of the [Alderson WSCS the
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs, Fred Swanson;
Vice President, Mrs. Donald D,
Smith; Recording Secretary, Miss
Eleanor Humphrey; Assistant Re-
cording [Secretary, Mrs. Edgar
Hughes Sr.; Treasurer, Mrs. (Clar-
ence Montross; Ass’t. Treasurer,
Mrs, Stephen Hartman [3r.; Secre-
tary of [Christian [Social Relations
and Finance, Mrs, Howard Higgins
and Mrs. Garvin (Smith; [Secretary
of Spiritual Life, Mrs. Raymond
Garinger; Secretary of Student
Work, Mrs. (George Taylor; (Secre-
tary of [Status of Women, Mrs.
George Kanarr; Secretany of Mis-
sions and [Supply Work, Mrs. Harry
Allen; Secretary of Literature and
Publications, Mrs. George Armitage;
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May is the month for the Ocken-
house family, with eight birthdays
and two wedding anniversaries to
celebrate, The Ockenhouses effic-
iently celebrate them wholesale,
selecting a mid-month date and in-
cluding everybody. This year the
annual party came on Mother's Day,
and was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, William Ockenhouse, Dav-
enport Street, with a preliminary
birthday dinner for Marion, Louise,
and Allen H, Ockenhouse Jr., from
Castle Creek, who spent the week-
end with Mrs. Ralph Eipper, Rice
Street.
Birthdays commemmorated were:
Chain Saw Makes
History At Museum
The power and precision of the
Mall Chain Saw are a feature of
the history-making Hardwoods Ex-
hibit at 'Chicago’s famous Museum
of Science and Industry, says (Charles
H. Long, local Mall Chain Saw
Dealer.
The mew exhibit is now complete
after more than two years of de-
velopment and . work, Occupying
10,000 square feet of floor space,
it is ong of the museum’s largest
and gives prominent position to the
tool which has revolutionized tim-
ber-cutting technique. The chain
saw, producing at a capacity of up
to ten times greater than old hand-
saw methods, has boomed commer-
cial timber operaltions. It has also
meant a new income source for the
farmer who can mow himself alone
—ihandle with ease the old woodlot
back of the morth 40.
The Mal] (Chain Saw was selected
for the exhibit as representative of
the finest in the industry. Consider-
ation was given to 'the fact that
Mall is not only a pioneer builder
of chain saws but one of America’s
leading manufacturers. Thus, Mall
becomes an important part of this
Hardwoods Museum Exhibit, show-
ing samples of hardwoods from all
over the world and demonstrations
of their uses.
‘Charles H, Long says that the
models on view at the museum are
the gasoline operated Mall Chain
Saw, Model 2MG, and the gasoline
operated Mall pinichless Saw, Model
2MGP.
Address At Princeton
“Resident Treatment for Emo-
tionally Disturbed Children” was
the ‘topic of an address by Dr. J.
Franklin Robinson, Trucksville, at a
recent. meeting of New Jersey As-
sociation of Mental Hygiene [Clinics
in Princeton, Dr. Robinson is direc-
tor of the Children’s Service ICen-
ter, Wilkes-Barre.
Lady Toby Rebekah
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will meet Wednesday at 8 in
Trucksville Fire Hall,
[Secretary of Childrens and Youth
Work, Mrs, Albert Armitage.
Installation will be in Church
on Sunday mor ning June 7, 1953.
Allen H, Ockenhouse ISr., and Mrs.
Robert A. Williams, May 11; Mrs.
William I, “Ockenhouse, May 13;
Mrs. Allen H, Ogckenhouse, May 14;
Mrs. Russell Lj. Ockenhouse, May 16;
Russell Ockenhouse, May 19; Rob-
ert Allen and Rita Ann Williams,
twins, May 28.
‘Wedding anniversaries: Mr. and
Mrs. Russell L, Ockenhouse, May 17;
and Mr. and Mrs, William L. Ocken-
house, May 22, the thirty-fifth.
Other guests at ithe family party
were Robert A. and Dora Louise
Williams, Eleanor and Doris Ocken-
house, (Sandy (Smith, @and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan, Edwardsville.
Mrs. Ross Names
Two More Groups
Dallas And Lehman
Township Workers
Mrs. Arthur Ross, chairman of
solicitation for the Seventh Annual
Back Mountain [Memorial Library
Auction, has announced the names
of thirty-six additional workers
who will have charge of solicita-
tion in Dallas Township and Leh-
man Township.
Previously Mrs. Ross announced
the names of 115 workers who will
work on committees in other town-
ships. This brings to a total of 151
the number of women who are now
actively at work,
Dallas Township: Mrs, Frank
Parkhurst III, chairman; Mrs. Paul
Monaghan, co-chairman; Mrs. Walter
Elston, Mrs. W. Fassett Crosby, Mrs.
Harold Flack, Mrs. Paul Kautz, Mrs.
William Stewart, Mrs. Loren Kel-
ler, Mrs, Robert Tretthaway, Mrs.
Harry B. Schooley Jr., Mrs. George
Courtright, Mrs. John P. DeWitt,
Mrs. Charles K. DeWees, Mrs. [Clar-
ence Laidler, Mrs. [Florence Crump,
Mrs, Ed. B. Mulligan, 3rd., Mrs.
Paul Warriner, Mrs. Oswald [Grif-
fith, Mrs. Frank Nelms, Mrs. Fred
Houlihan, Mrs. Daniel Cowen, Mrs.
Paul Phillips,” Mrs, R. IC. Milne,
Mrs. R. G. Dickinson, Mrs. Joseph
Simson, Mrs. Thomas Robinson,
Mrs, H. C. Jeter.
Lehman: Mrs, David Pugh, chair-
man, Mrs. ‘Charles Nuss, co-chair-
man; Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Gor-
Margaret (Spencer, Mrs. Preston
Swan, Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mrs.
Edwin Kern, Mrs, Muriel Burnett,
Miss Winifred Jones,
Express Appreciation
Dan ‘Waters and family wish to
thank all their friends and neigh-
bors who expressed their sympathy
or helped in any way at the time
of the death of their mother.
Alumni Banquet
The fifty-fifth alumni banquet of
Beaumont High School will be held
in the Kunkle Community Hall Fri-
day, June 5. Reservations should be
phoned to Mrs, IC. John Patton,
Harveys Lake 9-3400.
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