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Another way men learn to be
good losers is by trying to teach a
two-year old grandchild who's boss.
Women diet either to keep their
girlish figure or their boyish hus-
bands.”
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1954 FORD Crestline
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1952 FORB Customline
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Dealer on the West Side
Kingston-Dallas Highway
Luzerne, Pa.
Phone BU 7-1155
BU 7-4264
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ely, Noxen,
recently was graduated from The
course at Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Maryland.
Dix, N. J.
School.
pany he avoids.
OBITUARY
Drops Dead As
He Trails Deer
Eugene Harvey, 80
Falls In Pasture
Eugene E. Harvey, 80, was dis-
before 9, having apparently collap-
sed and died of a sudden heart
attack while tracking a deer through
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the fresh-fallen snow in a pasture
on his farm at Broadway.
Cleta Wolfe, also deer-hunting,
saw Mr. Harvey earlier, waved to
him, and a few minutes later saw
that he had fallen. Alfred Bronson,
deputy coroner, pronounced death
due to heart failure. Mr. Harvey
had been taking it easy for several
months after a similar attack.
Funeral services were held yester-
day from the Bronson Funeral
Home, Rev. Oscar Saxe officiating.
Burial was in Bloomingdale Ceme-
tery.
Pallbearers were nephews: Leon-
ard Harvey, Carl Harvey, Arden
Harvey, Arlie Harvey, Robert Har-
vey, and Victor Cross.
Mr. Harvey was born in Bethel,
son of the late Cyrus and Ada
Meeker Harvey. For fifty-two years
he lived at Broadway, where he
belonged to the Methodist Church
and served as its Sunday School
superintendent for a number of
years. He was a Huntington Town-
ship school director for twelve
years, and served several terms as
Republican committeeman.
He and his wife, the former Suf-
frona Long, marked their 55th wed-
ding anniversary October 23.
He is survived by his widow; six
children: Foster and Glen, Harvey-
ville; Mrs. Eugene Huffman, Luz-
erne; Mrs. Emory Wolfe, Hunlock
Creek RD; Mrs. Wesley Burgess,
Rahway, N. J., Mrs. Floyd Wolfe,
Sweet Valley; ten grandchildren;
brothers and sisters: Ollie and Frank
Harvey, Dallas; Ralph Harvey, Beth-
el; Mrs. Payne Elston, Albany, N.Y.
Killed By Train At
Crossing In Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owens, Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville, lost their
nephew Thursday morning when a
traffic fatality cost the life of David
J. Morris, of Temple, Arizona. Mr.
Morris‘ car was struck by a train
his way to work with the Bell Tele-
phone Company.
Mr. Morris, a native of Wilkes-
the Pacific Coast, had sold his home
in Arizona, and was on the verge
of leaving with his family when he
was killed. The body was shipped
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308 Hazle Street,
ilkes-Barre VA 3-6736
| east, and-burial was made in Forty
Fort Cemetery Monday afternoon.
Craftsman Of Vanishing
Trade Dies At Nicholson
Edward Anderson, Nicholson, res-
ident of Harveys Lake until 1938,
was buried Monday afternoon in
Plains. Icy roads slowed the cortege
from Nicholson, where nephews act-
ed as pallbearers: A. J. Kern, John
Kern, Richard Kern, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Kern, Harveys Lake;
and John Whipple, Jack Gallagher,
and James Lenahan.
Mr. Anderson, 59, died Thursday
night after a long illness. Crafts-
man of an almost vanished trade,
that of shoeing horses, Mr. Ander-
son found plenty of opportunity to
exercise his ability in the area
around Nicholson, where many
horses have survived the machine
age.
A native of Alderson, son of the
late John and Mary Anderson, he
attended Harveys Lake schools and
lived at the Lake until opportunities
for blacksmithing dwindled. He was
a veteran of the First World War.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Mary Lenahan, Plains; a
brother, Joseph, Harveys Lake; and
several nices and nephews.
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TUNKHANNOCK
Elnora Taylor Dies After
Two Years Of Ill Health
Mrs. Elnora Bethia Taylor, Har-
veyville, was buried in Bloomingdale
Cemetery Wednesday afternoon, fol-
lowing services conducted by Rev.
Robert Raycroft at the Bronson
Funeral Home.
Mrs. Taylor, 60, in poor health
for the past two years, died Monday
morning at the home of her broth-
er, Floyd Wolfe, Muhlenburg, where
she had been attended during her
final illness by Mrs. Wolfe.
A native of Ross Township, Mrs.
Taylor was daughter of the late
Harry A. and Rosa Wilkinson Wolfe.
She was a member of Harveyville
Methodist WSCS and active in
church affairs until ill health pre-
vented. She taught school for ten
years in the area, as a young
woman.
She is survived by her husband,
George = Solomon Taylor; a son,
George R., Harveyville; two. broth-
ers, Howard Wolfe, Beltsville, Md.
and Floyd Wolfe, Muhlenburg.
Hold Christmas Party
W.S.C.S. of Noxen Methodist
Church held its Christmas party ‘in
the Church parlors Tuesday night.
Present were Mrs. Harold Bennett,
Mrs. Elwood Patton, Mrs. Jacob
Miner, Mrs. Melvin Hopfer, Mrs.
William Munketchy, Mrs. Fred
Schenck, Mrs. Francis Schenck, Mrs.
Raymond Gunton, Mrs. Franklin
Patton.
Members of the serving commit-
tee were Mrs. Oscar Fish, and Mrs.
William MacMillan.
Next meeting will be a member-
ship drive tea, sometime in January.
Patsy Keener, Hostess
Patsy Keener entertained mem-
bers of the Alderson M.Y.F. at a
Christmas party last week. Gifts
were exchanged and games played.
Present were Lynn Jones, Susan
Dodd, Janet Allen, Judy Shannon,
Jane Carpenter, Debbie Keller, Cor-
ey Wall, Keith Hilbert, Edward Kel-
ler, Mrs. Otis Allen Jr., Mary Keen-
er, Mrs. Alfred Keener and Mrs.
Frances Keller.
Love is what makes the world go
around—usually when it should be
asleep.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
It’s wise to dig the well before
you get thirsty, and to save before
you get broke.
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1953 CHEVROLET
4 Dr. Sedan, R&H, $1045
Powerglide
1950 CHEVROLET
4 Dr. Sedan, R&H,
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1951 CHEVROLET
2 Dr. Sedan, R&H,
Powerglide
1950 FORD
V8 2 Dr. Scdan,
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