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Silas Eveland Buried
At Maple Grove, Aged 81
Silas Eveland, 81, was laid to
rest in Maple Grove Cemetery Wed-
nesday afternoon. Rev. Albert Hil-
lard conducted services from the
Bronson Funeral Home. He died
Sunday night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Swire, Loy-
alville, with whom he had made
his home for the past twelve years.
His wife, the late Lavinia Eveland,
died at Loyalville in 1950.
A native of Benton, he spent most
of his life in Kingston. He was a
member of the Pentecostal Church
in Luzerne.
Surviving are three daughters:
Mrs. Thomas Swire; Mrs. Abraham
Rittenhouse, Mountain Grove; Mrs.
Edward Hayes, Bethlehem; seven-
teen grandchildren, twenty - four
great-grandchildren, one great-great
grandchild; brothers: John, Still-
water; George, Wilkes-Barre; sis-
ters: Mrs. Lulu Esser and Mrs. Grace
Lilbunguth, Saylorsburg.
Tip to motorists: Every time you
run a traffic light you're betting
your life against a few seconds’ time.
Commonwealth
o
Pennsylvania
From First Monday
Lehman Township
in January 1953 to
with Act Approved, May
21, 1943 P.L. 433
Cash in Bank, Securities and Reserves ........ $ 2,032.81
Water Fund... 0. vitae ea
Right Fund 5c... 0h bain iain a eats
Bite Bund... oa Ean aaa Gales
Other Funds... .. 1... ui. alanis.
TOTAL. {Guan esa $ 2,032.81
~ RECEIPTS
Taxes Collected in Cash During Year ......... $ 9,421.21
Taxes Collected on Old Duplicates During Year 49.78
Amount ‘Received from County on Unpaid
Maxes or Liens Filed 1. J... 4 ains is shines nit 761.87
Amount Received from Other Sources (a) to
GY Borm O05 +... 0. Ty dla hahaa $19,594.78
TOTAL... van sania. $
Amount Received from Loans or Certificates
of Indebtedness. ... .., vv ov uinaf STN IE 13,000.00
Amount Received from Sale of Bonds ......... 15,014.59
TOTAL... so red hs $66,201.48
EXPENDITURES
General Government ....}... ih. 0 ag. $ 3,807.31
Protection to Persons and Property .......... 2,091.68
iehways |. i ed oT eh bh ne a 27,996.67
Miscellaneous =. 5. ON a TEN, 2,327.89
Debt Service. ©.ia.. aig laine crihnide kien 13,203.18
Unpaid Bills of Prior Years ............ uhh 50.00
Water Fund .o.. 5 2% biG vad ia ik ~
Licht Fund 02 nel es ps os 5 5
Fire Fund ...o oie mr dh Fre Badr virmasds
Sinking Fund... oT aia ahi 1,375.00
POTALY GGL nr as $54,778.17
CASH BALANCE AT END OF YEAR .......... $ 5,423.29
RESOURCES
Cash, Securities and Reserves ............... $ 5,423.29
Sinking Fund’. i i. vs don sah AN seh wis 1,375.00
Due from Tax Collectors ...... ... 0000 sh cies 2,841.16
Due from County on Taxes Returned and
LienstPiled . ....... 0 Sova vn wall
Due from County for County Aid ............
Due from County on Unseated Land Tax ......
Due from Rental of Machinery ..............
Value of Township Machinery and Township
Buildings: 4.5. cots dn Ih a ede 11,350.00
Other Resources ... i. v.00 vd Laas, :
POTAL son hn $20,989.45
LIABILITIES
i Outstanding Township Bonds ............... $15,014.59
Outstanding Bank Notes and Certificates of
Indebtedness... oi. van a a
Unpaid Bills and Pay Rolls... ... ........ 00.0
Outstanding Vouchers... 0c. a a Lae,
Reserves for Machinery and Buildings ........
Other Liabilities... .. 0.00, divi ndd;
TOTAL a ndbiias, $15,014.59
Published in Accordance (Signed)
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Al Morse Is
Made Captain
Air Corps Promotes
Former Local Man
Lt. Al Morse, son-in-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Post Sr., of Cliffside
Avenue, Trucksville, has been pro-
moted to Captain by the Air Force.
Capt. Morse, his wife, the former
Jane Post, and two children, live
at Siawasse Circle, Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
Capt. Morse enlisted in the Air
Force during April 1943 and ob-
tained his pilot's wings and com-
mission as Second Lieutenant at
Moody Field, Valdosta, Georgia, on
September 8, 1944.
He was returned to inactive duty
in October 1945 and attended
Wilkes College until 1949. He held
several civilian positions and was
active in local amateur baseball cir-
cles until he was recalled to active
duty January 1, 1951.
He attended Radar School at
Keesler Air Force Base and then
was assigned to Alaska where he
spent two years accompanied by
his wife and family.
He is presently with 661st. AC &
W Squadron at Selfridge Air Force
Base in Michigan.
Irish Night Monday
Gate of Heaven Altar and Rosary
Society plans a covered dish supper
for Irish Night, Monday at 6:30 in
the kindergarten room. The menu
the new Dodge for yourself!
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Home Topics
Timely reminders from the
Pennsylvania State University
College of Agriculture.
Wears Well —When choosing ma-
terial for children’s clothes, remem-
ber that a heavy material is not
necessarily a durable one. Often
lightweight materials wear just as
well and are less tiring to the child.
Softens Wax—If you wax kitchen
cabinets, don’t dust or wipe with
a cloth that has any furniture polish
on it. The oil in the polish softens
the wax and destroys the hard,
smooth, dust-resistant finish. Doris
L. Conklin, Penn State extension
home management specialist, re-
ports.
Connect Freezer—A home freezer
should be connected to an individ-
ual electric circuit. There's less
danger of interrupted current serv-
ice this way.
Looks Wilted—A stale carrot will
be soft and yield to the touch. Both
the root and tops will look limp
and wilted.
Select Books—It's easier for the
young child to “read” his picture
book when there is just one picture
on a page.
Save Kitchen Time—You'll save
time in washing dishes if you rinse
or soak cooking and baking dishes
as soon as they're emptied.
will feature corned beef and cab-
bage and Irish stew. Mrs. Frank
Ferry, general chairman, promises
entertainment with an Irish flavor
following the regular meeting.
You'll see what it's like to rule the
road in flashing style. Every flair-
fashioned inch says “Let's go!”
Ruxiliary Board Meets
With Mrs. Ben Edwards
Women’s Auxiliary Board of the
Prince of Peace Church met Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Ben H. Edwards, Dallas. Mrs. C. A.
Woodruff presided.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Alfred
James, followed by the secretary’s
and treasurer’s reports. Mrs. Ralph
Smith submitted bids on new cup-
boards for the church kitchen. Pro-
ceeds from the spring rummage sale
will be used toward a mimeograph
machine.
Mrs. Charles Brooke announced
that Rev. V. M. Mathan of South
India will speak at the Parish Cov-
ered Dish supper, April 16th, and
at the Men’s Corporate Communion
breakfast, April 17th.
Reservations for the bus trip to
the United Nations, Wednesday,
March 30th, must be made Tuesday,
with Mrs. Brooke.
A meeting of District No. 5 of the
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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955
Women’s Auxiliary will be held at
Trinity Church, West Pittston, March
22nd. Rev. Packard Okie, recently
returned from the mission field in
Liberia and at present assistant at
the Trinity Church, Bethlehem, will
address the meeting. :
Present were Mesdames: Clarence
Woodruff, Calvin Hall, W. B. Allen,
Edward Ratcliff, Ralph Smith,
Charles Brooke, John Welker, Al-
fred James, Curtis Prothero, Leroy
Dourand, Donald Clark, Robert
Weaver, Ben H. Edwards.
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