Noxen
Mrs. Harry Jones of Ruggles was
admitted to Tyler Hospital in Mes-
hoppen.
Mrd. William Derhammer was
also admitted to Tyler Hospital.
Noxen firemen gave a minstrel
last week to buy equipment, The
show was a grealt success.
Mrs. Frances Thomas slipped off
her porch steps and broke her leg.
She is able to get around in a cast.
Mrs. Earl Beahm spent the week-
end in Athens visiting her sister
Mrs. Thomas Peurn, who is serious-
Iy ill.
Employees of the {Salem Conpor-
ation will have their vacation July
3-13.
Robert and Jean Cuddy visited
their father Kenneth, who buried
his mother, Mrs. William (Cuddy,
on Tuesday.
Malcolm ‘Smith and Robert Ed-
wards of Noxen met with a car ac-
cident on Route 29 near Montrose,
They were both admitted to Gen-
eral Hospital, Smith's car was com-
pletely demolished.
‘Ailene Boice is spending a few
days with her aunt at Idetown.
Harvey’s Lake
Mr. and Mrs, William Parks of
Register, visited Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Garinger on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams and
daughter Ann, of West Virginia are
spending fthe summer with the lat-
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Kistler.
Mrs, Harry Jones will return
from Tyler Memorial Hospital, Me-
shoppen this week where she sub-
mitted to an operation recently.
Mr, and Mrs, Harrison Meikroutz
anid daughter Jane, mother Sutton
Armitage on Sunday.
Garvin Smith, who is employed
at ‘Williamsport is spending a week’s
vacation with his family}
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wand moved
into the Stephen Glova apartment
this week,
Mrs, Howard Higgins has been ill
with a vimis infection for the past
week,
Idetown
Mrs, Margaret Jennings returned
to her home this week after being
a patient at the [Nesbitt Hospital.
Donald Nulton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Nulton of Beaumont was
guest speaker at the Morning Wor-
ship service in the Idetowin Church
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Coombs and
children, David, Paul and Tommy
of Inkster, Michigan are spending
ter Meade,
A family might, sponsored by the
WSCS, was held in the Church
House on Monday night as a fare-
well party for Rev. and Mrs. Frank
master. The Quartette sang several
selections. 'A purse was presented
to ‘the Abbotts. There were 75 pre-
sent.
The WSCS, The [Serving and
Waiting (Class, The Confidence Class
will have a bake sale every Satur-
day afternoon at iShaver’s Corner.
Mrs, Corey Meade and Mrs. Ralph
Welsh will have charge of the bake
sale this week.
Pvt. Harold Ide, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Ide who was stationed
at Camp Beckenridge, Ky. spent a
ten day furlough with his parents
before reporting to [Camp Kilmer,
for overseas duty.
Beaumont
Daily Vacation Bible School star-
ted at the Beaumont Union Church
Monday, June 8, and will conltinue
until‘ Friday, June 19.
Patients at the General Hospital
who is a surgical patient, Edward
Lewis ‘who is a medical patient
and Mrs. Helen Belles, who is im-
proving slowly after a heart at-
The high school picnic at Traver’s
Park was well attended with the
games, swimming and boxing icon-
tests enjoyed by all. Grades fifth
and sixth journeyed to Wilkes-
Barre to visit Wioodlawn Dairy
to see what becomes of some of
then on ‘to tthe Wyoming Valley
Historical Society where Indian lore
was the main interest, next to
visit WBRE which was highlighted
by TV broadcasting, and finally a
shopping tour at Woolworith’s plus
many rides on the escalator,Hot
Dogs and Soda were served and
games were played on the lawn of
their teacher, Mrs. Wm. “Arch”
Austin. Upon the group's return
to the coolness of the country, Mrs.
Julia Denmon and Mrs. Elwood
Patton assisted as chaperons too.
Griades one to four had a wiener
roast and picnic Thursday at Mac-
Dougall’s.
The Beaumont Little League will
play at Noxen Friday, June 12,
at 6:30.
The Executive Board of the “Bob
Horlaicher” [Little League consist-
ing of Beaumont, Noxen, Auburn
and Mehoopany* had ‘a meeting at
the home of William Arch Austin
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