FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956
Beaumont
L The meeting of the PTA will be
held at the school Monday, April 9,
! with {Samuel Davis presiding. Plans
fi for the evening include ‘Open
i House” when: parents and friends
3 { are invited to view the pupils’ prog-
: ress and a film is to be shown deal-
py ing with the subject of “Cancer.”
; i The Lend-A-Hand Club will have
f : its monthly meeting at the IOOF
4 Hall, Thursday, when the hostesses
J E - will be Mrs. Paul Meeker, Mrs.
gy Frederick Weiss, and Mrs. William
: Arch Austin.
. E The Beaumont Cemetery Aesooin
tion will have a reorganization at
the school Monday, April 16, at
eight o’clock for the purpose of elect-
1 ing officers and planning for the
of * care of the cemetery prior to Me-
morial Day. All interested persons
9 are invited.
Mrs. John Rifenberry, Sr. was
admitted to the General Hospital
Monday after breaking her hip in a
fall at the home of her son, John.
Students here for the Eastern Va-
cation included ‘Charles Davis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis, stu-
: dent at the Merchant Marine Aca-
] demy, King’s Point, N. Y., and Mor-
gan V. Lewis, brother of Mrs. War-
ren Johnson, a junior at Penn tSate
4 University.
0 Mr. and Mrs. John King, of Day-
y ton, Pa., were guests of the Clarence
4 Hilberts, Easter Week.
; Dr. and Mrs. Harold Thatcher with
sons George and Sandy of Forty
Fort, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Part-
ridge with daughter Carol and son
Glen of Kent School [Conn., were
recent dinner guests of the William
Arch Austins.
v It’s a girl, Pamela, born to the
Kenneth Denmons at the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital Wednesday,
: March 28. Mrs. Denmon was form-
“» 1 Be erly Nancy Gunton, daughter of Mr.
. 3 and Mrs. Ray Gunton.
Paul Nulton, III, has been ill at
his home due to a severe virus in-
fection.
Mrs. Winfield Brace substituted
in third grade for Mrs. Ruth Field
who was ill last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swank, of
Washington, N. J., were with Mrs.
Swank’s parents, the Elmer Dy-
monds, for Easter.
Harveys Lake
: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kapson and
t tamily, of Pottsville, spent the Easter
1 holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Avery.
Mrs. Herman Garinger spent
Thursday 'and Friday in Harrisburg
and returned home on Saturday
‘wtih Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuchta
" and Judy, who came to Harveys
> Sar Lake for the Easter holidays. :
Mrs. John Kuchta entertained on
| Easter Sunday, Mary Kuchta, Lake-
wood, N. J; Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Kuchta, of Clarks Summit; Mr. and
Mrs. George Kuchta, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Kuchta, daughter Judy, of
Harrisburg, and Andrew Kuchta.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryder, daugh-
ter Susan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Armitage on Sunday.
The Alderson WSCS of the Metho-
dist Church will entertain the ladies
of the Wyoming Methodist Church
at the church on Thursday evening,
April 12 at 8 o'clock.
Mary Kuchta has returned to
Lakewood, N. J., after spending the
holidays with her mother.
Farm Topics
Timely reminders from the
Pennsylvania State University
College of Agriculture.
Use Good Seed—Certified alfalfa
seed costs just 3 cents a pound
more than uncertified seed. If alfal-
fa is seeded at 10 pounds per acre,
it costs just 30 cents more per acre
to use certified seed, explains Al-
bert Cooper, Penn State extension
6. ~ agronomist. He thinks this is a small
i price to pay for purebred seed.
iy Like Birdsfoot Trefoil — Many
Pennsylvania dairymen have been
: well pleased with results obtained
io 8 when birdsfoot trefoil has been used
for pasture, silage, or hay.
Use Superphosphate — There are
many advantages to using a super-
phosphate in dairy stables. It keeps
down odors, helps keep the barn
dry, helps destroy bacteria, and re-
tards loss of nitrogen in the manure.
Choose Right Rod—Be sure to
choose the right welding rod for the
metal you are working on, warns
John Walker, Penn State extension
agricultural engineer.
Great Lakes About Ready
To Resume Ore Boat Trade
_ Harry H. Allen, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry H. Allen, Harveys
Lake, rejoined the steamer Millsop
of the Hanna Ore Lines at Ashta-
bula, Ohio, on Tuesday. Notified
that the season would start several
days earlier than usual, he was pre-
: pared to leave his winter employ-
jr: ment with the Delco Company in
Rochester, but expects to be em-
ployed there again during the slack
! A Lake boat season next winter.
A deck watch at present, Harry,
19, starting his third season with
the Lake boats, expects to classify
| as Able Seaman within a few weeks.
The big ore boat plies Lake Super-
ior to Duluth, outlet for the mam-
moth open pit iron ore mines of the
Mesabi Range, delivering the ore to
Buffalo, Cleveland, and Detroit.
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