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Beaumont
The “Mobeau” or the 1954 high
school yearbook is being ‘compiled
with the names and home town
addresses of all graduates since the
1898 class. If you desire a copy,
place your order with a member of
the senior class or call the school.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs.
are enroute to visit the James
Braces at Deland, Fla.
The Frank Bittenbenders of New-
ark, N. J., were visitors of Mrs.
Charles Hilbert last weekend.
The students of the elementary
grades send their sincere thanks to
the PTA who provided each home
room with ten dollars to purchase
games for indoor recreation use.
Three cheers for all you won-
derful people who showed your
“hearts” were in the right place
when you helped top the sixty-five
To date the returns total $22.66
contributed by school pupils, $50.65
donated by folks contacted by
school pupils, $10 from the Lend-
A-Hand Club and $4.31 from the
dress factory—or a grand total of
$87.62. Thanks!
The Kunkle and Harveys Lake
Fire Departments did a grand job
in responding to the calls sent in
Johnson property got out of con-
trol last Friday afternoon.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Schaw are
with Mrs. Schaw’s mother, Mrs.
Mary Downs, for a visit before re-
porting to Uncle Sam for reassign-
ment. :
Did you know Mary Kresge,
daughter of the former residents,
Ira Kresges now of Tampa, Fla.
was married to Robert Fitzer, Jan-
uary 24 at Tampa upon Robert's
return from overseas duty ?
Harvey's Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garinger
entertained on Sunday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Smith and Mr.
Alpha Smith of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kline and children of
Kingston; Miss Jacqueline Albert of
Lebanon; Arnold Garinger and Miss
Lina ‘Garinger. Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Austin of Johnson City, N. Y.,
called during the evening.
Mrs. Lee Shepperson and daugh-
ter Peggy of Danville, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Higgins.
Herman Garinger returned from
General Hospital on Monday.
We wish to congratulate Mrs.
Florence Worth and her girl bas-
ketball team for winning the cham-
pionship for the second consecutive
year at Lake-Noxen High School.
The girls were entertained at a
party this week.
"More high-quality
protein, calcium,
phosphorus, ribo.
flavin, vitamin A
WELCOME WAGON
from Your Friendly
Business Neighbors
and Civic and
Social Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
PHONE
GRACE C. LEE
Dallas 4-6406
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DOT LANDIS
Dallas 4-3211
Back Mountain Town and Coun-
try YMCA was host to the North-
east Pennsylvania District A. O. S.
at Back Mountain YMCA on Febru-
ary 2.
Leland Johnson, executive secre-
tary of the Memorial Branch YMCA
conducted the opening devotions.
W. Haines Kent, state secretary of
YMCA'’s, was speaker for the morn-
ing and afternoon sessions.
The noon luncheon was served by
members of Westmoreland Tri Hi-Y
Club.
Secretaries from Scranton, Hazle-
ton, Freeland and Wilkes-Barre at-
tended.
Group discussions were held by
the Membership Secretaries, Physi-
cal Education Directors, Program
Secretaries and General Secretaries.
Grass Fire At Myers’
A grass fire at the C. L. Myers
place, Overbrook Road, was extin-
guished by Dr. Henry M. Laing Fire
Company last Tuesday at 2:30.
SERVICE
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At School After Injury
Kitty Lamoreaux, eleven year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lamoreaux, Kunkle, returned to
school at Dallas-Franklin Tuesday
morning after five weeks absence.
She was discharged from Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital a week ago Wed-
nesday, after spending over three
weeks there as a patient, result of
a coasting accident in front of her
house.
Kitty has a stiff elbow to show
for her experience, but her eye is
all right and her bruises healed.
She wants to thank everybody who
sent her flowers and games and
books and candy while she was
laid up.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Mae Fink,
wish to thank all who assisted and
whose expressions of sympathy
lightened the burden during the
long illness and death of their wife
and mother.
Clifford Fink and Family
Dallas-Franklin Students
Collect $1555 In Drive
Dallas - Franklin Township high
school students collected $1555.50
in its recently completed magazine
subscription drive, as against an
estimated goal of $1200. Mrs. Mary
Emmanuel’s seventh grade turned
in the highest home-room score.
Danny Richards collected $102,
winning first prize for the second
year in a row. He selected a table
radio, having won a flash camera
last year. Geraldine Miller, with
$70.30, won a flash camera.
Students who collected over $30
were: Barry Landmesser, Walter
Williams, Mary Jo Kashuba, An-
drew Stasko, Carl Ide. Clifton Wil-
liams, Janet Moore, Jay Elston,
Anne Dorrance, William Schlittler
and James Finn.
The student body votes on what
to do with the profits from the
Curtis Publishing Company sale. It
is ordinarily used for equipment or
materials which the entire school
can enjoy. .
Read The Post Classified
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Shakalum Leaves
Naval Service
Paul C. Shakalum, radio man
third class, has been separated from
naval service at the Naval Air Sta-
tion at Pensacola, Florida.
Shakalum, a reservist, was called
to duty on the aircraft carrier Mon-
terey on May 10, 1952.
He attended Radio School in
Norfolk, Va., where he was pro-
moted to radio man third class.
While in service he visited ports
in Haiti and Cuba.
He is a former resident of Shav-
ertown and a graduate of West-
moreland High School in the class
of 1945.
He is the son of Mrs. Mary Sha-
kalum of Park Avenue, Wilkes 1
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