THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, sue 2 1960 NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENT dS .NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm LOYALVILLE, Mrs. Martha Steinruch RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver CHASE, Mrs. William Hughes SWEET VALLEY, Shirley Sayre NE 9-8522 GR 17-2695 NE 9-3930 OR 4-5460 OR 4-2732 GR 7-2586 IDETOWN. Bess Cooke HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage = TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert KUNKLE, Mrs. Elwood Martin BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-3187 NE 9-6531 OR 4-8671 OR 4-2047 NE 9-2544 Kingston Township Trucksville® Fire Company will meet Friday night. The Auxiliary will meet Monday evening. Mrs. Anthony Bogdon will preside. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis have taken up residence at 238 Meadow- crest. The couple was recently married. . George Williams has returned to his work in Connecticut after being ill at his home here for several “months. Mrs. Earl Gegory, Jr. and infant son have returned home from Nes- bitt Hospital. Mrs. William Robbins, Harris Hill Road, sustained injuries in a fall last week at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gray, Wyoming, have moved into their new home on Wood Tip Drive, West- moreland Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells ob- served their thirtieth wedding an- niversary Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carter and family, Philadelphia, visited her father, Charles Lewis, over Memorial Day. Beverly Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson, Meadowcrest, is a member of this years graduating class at Wilkes- Barre Business College. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shultz, Ter- ace Drive, announce the birth of a daughter, May 25, in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. GOOD DRIVERS WE SAVE MONEY EB ror BE Good WE DRIVERS! NEW! TED J. 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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Turney and her sister, Mrs. Robert : Powers, Rochester, N. Y., were weekend guests of Mrs. Turney’ s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ‘Hoover and family, Succasunna, N. J., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hoover, over Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prideaux, Dunellen, N. J., were recent: guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilired Parsons. Birthday greetings this sock to Mrs. Evan Jenkins, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Esther Bennett LeGrand, Fred Williams, Jr., Harry Long, Cal- «vin Gensel, Lucy Courtright, Walter Darrow, David Updyke, Thomas Cleasby, Sr., George (Cleasby, Michael Webster, Mrs. Wesley Crompton, Mary Malkemes, Ann Dimmick, Mary Bennett, June (Cleasby and Jimmy Griffiths. Mr. and Mrs. Donald ‘Case and family, Canisteo, N. Y., were Mem- orial Day guests of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Long. James Case, student at Blooms- burg. State College, has returned home for the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Voight Long, Carver- ton Road, celebrated their 30th wed- ding anniversary on Tuesday, May 24. Wayne Long, FN, aboard "the Destroyer USS Henley, has com- | pleted his stay in France. This week | he begins a tour of duty in Spain. Mrs. Stanley Case spent Memorial Day weekend with her son and | daughter- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Case. Edward | Mrs. William Shoemaker has been ill at her home on Carverton Road the past few days. Charles A. Perkins is convalescing at his home on Carverton Road after an illness. Anyone having news for this column will please have it in the hands of the writer before 11:30 Saturday - morning. His telephone number is ORchard 4-2748. Thank you. Mrs. Voight Long celebrated her birthday anniversary recently with a family dinner. Mrs. Barton Trescott, Shickshinny, visited with relatives and friends in the area Saturday. William Mathers, Harrisburg, vis- ited his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathers and family over Memorial weekend. Mrs. George Kanarr, Sutton Road, is a patient in ‘Geisinger Memorial Hospital, Danville. Arthur Loveland, former works manager of Berwick plant, American Car and Foundry Co., has been transferred to the New York office of ACF Industries, Inc. Trucksville: Boy Scout Troop was one of the participating units in the Edwardsville Memorial Day parade. David Schooley was elected a director of Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce at its meet- ing last week. Gertrude and Verna Smith, who have spent the last several months at the home of their sister, Mrs. Ben Post, have returned to their home in York. John Greenley has returned to his home in Plymouth after having been a patient in Nesbitt Hospital for several weeks. Rusty Greenley has been enjoying a three-week vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gensel at their Fernbrook home. Roast Ox For Little League Myron Baker, chairman of the Library Auction, says that Harveys Lake Lions have bought, a flock of ox-roast tickets, and are going to treat all Little Leaguers to supper the night before the Auction. An expert student of international affairs can see signs of a war between any two nations that are in existence. Ta ad wa? © 3-T /NYLON All-Weather wean 6.70x15 black~ wall tube-type plus fax and vecappable tire The biggest, low-priced 3-T Nylon tire value ever offered . . . built stronger and safer with: Goodycar’s exclusive 3-T Nylon Cord. Save with safety today! -. ALL SIZES VALUE PRICED! 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Krouse, and dis-~ played Old Glory on Memorial Day but a greater number, we are sorry, neglected to do so. We have a great heritage to uphold, the next holiday, Flag Day, June 14, is one nobady should forget. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cragle, Cease- town, had as Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aten, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Novitski and chil- dren, Sharon, Ann Lynn and Leon- ard, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazletine and children, Susan and Mary Ellen, Trucksville; Harry Cragle and son, Harold, Trucksville; Mrs. Calvin Cease, Sr., and Mrs. Calvin Cease, Jr. and daughter, Mary Sue, Lake Silkworth. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gabel had as Decoration Day visitors, their chil- dren and their familiés: Mr. and Mrs. George Gable and children, Ann Marie, Bobbie and Linda; their daughter, Joan and family; and son, Charles, and family. The potential power and wide- spread circulation of the Post were the means which brought two long separated friends together again. Two weeks ago this column carried the news that Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kocher resided in an apartment over their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fox at Lehman, and that Mr. Kocher was ill and would like to hear from and to receive visits from any of his old friends. Louis Ranier from Trucksville came across this item and having worked in the mines with Mr. Kocher a good many years ago and having lost track of him, called on Mr. Kocher last week and talked over old times with him. Mr. Ranier’s visit made Mr. Kocher feel very good. So you see, when I call for News Items, you never know what will happen. From little acorns, great oaks grow. May many more of Mr. Kocher’s friends come ito visit him and cheer him up. The power of THE POST cannot be underestimated. Young Couples Club of Lehman Methodist Church held a Farewell Party ‘for Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Neill, pastor, who has been reas-' signed. The party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fox and there were 21 present. It was like ‘Old Home Week’ at the ‘Allen Foxs’ last Sunday, when they had the following dinner guests: Mrs. Fox's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heckman and daughters, Nancy and Janice, An- dover, N. J., Mrs. Fox’s sister and bother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Williams and children, Jean-Marie and Russell, Henesdale: Mygs. Fox's sister, Mrs. Michael Dyhil, and chil- dren, Michael, Jr., Edward, Ronnie, Debbie and Ronnie, and Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr. ang Mrs. Edward Kocher. During fhe afternoon, the following called ‘on them: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oberst and family, Harvey's Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Root, Kingston. Last Friday night, Allen, Fox, Jr. had ten of his pals in Jo play ball after school and Mrs. Fyx served them a picnic supper / Mr, and Mrs. Joseph J. Baluh, Huntsville Road, visited their neph- ew. "Peter Beretsky of Town Hill on Decoration Day. ‘Congratulations to ‘Wayne Shonk who celebrated his thirteenth birth- | day with a panty last Saturday, al- | though his birthday was on Sunday, May 29. The following were guests: Chester Rusiloski, Edward Wosolski, Bobby Rood, Sharon Novitsky, Leon- ard Novitsky, Richard Shonk, Lynn Ann Novitsky, Patricia DeMeo, Linda Shonk, David Hawke, Nancy DeMeo, Linda Hawke, Eddie Rogers, Frank Hawke, Mrs. Jean Hawke, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Novitski, his par- entts and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Culp had as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and children Bobbie, Larry and Jacqueline, Dallas, and Stanley Culp, Huntsville. Father's Day Breakfast of Feder- ated Men's Bible (Classes of Wyoming Valley will be held June 19 at Jack- son Fire Hall with the Auxiliary serving. Tickets are limited. Get yours early! Ronald Fielding © returned from General Hospital Wednesday. His sister, Janet Hogg, who also recently returned home from the same hos- pital is recuperating at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swelgin had as Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shouldice and children, Laurel- ton, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Velton Bean and family, Metucheon, N. J., spent the long week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Splitt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cragle, 'Ceastown, had as weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shouldice and children, Donnie, Walter, Cheryl Ann and Lisa Marie, Laurelton, N. J. Lisa Marie celebrated her first birthday Monday. R. J. Culp, contractor on Hunts- ville Christian Church parking lot reports that it is being readied for black topping. : Mr. and Mrs. John Bombick had as weekend guests, Mrs. Bombick’s nieces, Lorraine and Romaine Mizen- ko,, Kingston. Mrs. James E. Lord, Huntsville, attended the wedding of Dale Hoov- er, Lake Silkworth, to Jeanie Cob- leigh, Idetown, at Shavertown Methodist Church, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spare, Los Angeles, were dinner guests of the Chester Barralls’ a week Monday. Jackson Township Supervisors will meet Monday, June 6, instead af Tuesday, June 7, the regular meeting date, due to the gradua- tion exercises at Lake-Lehman High School on Tuesday evening. More people should attend these meet- ings and witness how the affairs of their community are being con-. ducted. Mrs. Mary Ashton spent two days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nelson, Dallas, who were also hosts to Mrs. Nelson's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Woessner and family of Penn Square Valley. Auxiliary of the Jackson Firemen will meet at the Fire Hall, Wednes- day. Troop No. 225 under the leader- ship of Scoutmaster, Richard Lin- coln, is puttting the ball diamond across from the Fire Hall in shape for the Little League, but they need the help of more fathers. It would be a nice gesture on the part of the County Road Department if their men would run over the diamond with a heavy road roller. Thomas Bunney, Sr., has returned from the hospital and is residing with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bunney, on June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Carey and daughter Verna were weekend visi- tors of their daughter and son-in-- law, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Huey and sons, Wayne, Garey, and Lynn, El- mira, N. Y., were weekend guests of Mr. Huey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huey, Trucksville. Wallace Huey is the brother of Mrs. Marvin ‘Carkhuff, Huntsville Road. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Michno, Ceasetown, entertained Mrs. Mick- no’s sisters, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lord and children Chrissie and Charlotte Ann, Hyatts- ville, Maryland and Mrs. Victor Sa- linsky, Washington, D. C. over the Memorial Day holiday. SWEET VALLEY MORE POWER FOR BIG JOBS! Year-round labor saving for mowing — plowing — tilling — hauling — snow removal. Auxiliary power for a host of jobs. New Controlled Traction* Dif- ferential improves traction for all soil conditions, for ice and snow. And all control is at your finger- tips! See Simplicity today! CHARLES H. LONG C-T* DIFFERENTIAL FOR BETTER TRACTION ON ALL SURFACES! GR 71-2211 Ji He will celebrate his 90th birthday C. S. Heminway manager of Hill- side Farms, went to Syracuse today: to participate in the Syacuse Nation- al Holstein Sale. Warren Sutton, also of Hillside Farms went up on Tues-, day with a pedigreed heifer which was sold. Pack night of Cub Scout Troop 225 will be held Saturday night at the Fire Hall with the meal served picnic style. This will be sort of a Farewell Party to the Doyne’s who have played such an active part in the development of the troop. The Doynes’ new home in the Philadel- phia area has been completed but they do not intend to move until after the children are out of school. Mr. and Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh had as weekend guests, their daught- er and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plummer and children Rick- ey and Lindy of Levittown. Mrs. Plummer and children spent the balance of the week with her par- ents. Paul Snyder, president of Jackson Firemen announces that the Fire- men will meet at the Fire Hall Mon- day night. Tickets are in the hands of all firemen for the Chicken Barbecue to be held on June 25. Proceeds will go toward buying more equipment. - Mrs. John Adams opened her re- freshment stand at Lake Silkworth a week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Novitsky and children, Sharon, Ann Lynn and Leonard, Plymouth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cragle Sunday. The Novitsky’s will move into the old Johnson homestead on Chase Road this ‘Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Nathaniel Elliott, Haddonfield, N. J. were weekend visitors of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mitkowski, Ceasetown, visited Mr. Mitkowski's mother and step father, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sizclals of Berwick, Sunday. “The Witek’s” of Chase Manor had as their guests, Lieutenant and Mrs. Fred Boehringer, Newark, N. J. and their sons, Kenneth and Keith. Lt. Boehringer is in charge of the fifth Precinct of Newark’s fine Police Force. In all of their travels they like the atmosphere and friendliness of Chase Manor best. Other guests included Tony Sobol, former pro- fessional baseball player, his wife, Matilda, and children, Xingston, Joseph Witek and son of Mont- clair, N. J.,, Mr. and Mrs. John Opsitus, Newark and last but not least “Mom” Witek of Luzerne. Have you sent that Get Well (Card to little Marilyn Cragle who is in a cast at the Dupont Hospital in Wil- mington, Del. ? She will enjoy them. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes had as Decoration Day guests, their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sherwood and chil- dren, Denise, Dawn and Scott Wil- liam, Mrs. Margaret Sherwood, Nan- ticoke, and Florence Keefer, Wilkes- Barre. Mrs. Dorothy Lincoln, Chase Road is finally convinced she is not cut out to be a sailor. She got seasick while cruising on a 30-foot yacht owned by Pete Latzo of Palmyra, N. J. She spent several days with Mrs. Marie Yacorne, Philadelphia, and this now famous boat trip was part of her entertainment. Mrs. John Southwell is ill at her home. Huntsville Methodist Church will hold Childrens Day, Sunday, June: 12 af 10:30 A. M. ¢ Wammie Newhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newhart, Jr., Chase Road, was a patient at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital being afflicted with bronchial pneumonia which necessitated his being in an oxygen tent for three days. He is now at home but is still suffering from a bad cold. The (Chester Rusiloskis accom- panied by Edward Havrilla and Marie Bombick drove to “Worlds is soon yours when you RNE NA 118 Main St., Luzerne End” for a picnic 6n Memorial Day, ‘rained out’ and had to come home early. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Newhart, Sr., drove to Philadelphia Memorial Day to visit Ruth Hilgert at Pennhurst State ‘School. { Mr. and Mrs. John Katchmar recently celebrated their thirty-first wedding - anniversary. They have two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Bombeck, Waco, Texas, and Mrs. Mildred Scruitsky, Home Economics instruc- wor in Lake-Lehman schools, who lives with her parents. They also have twin grandsons, David Wayne and Daniel Dane ‘Bombeck, sons of Mrs. Bombeck, who will observe their third birthday anniversary on, June 2. Sweet Valley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shinder, Bloomfield, N. J., spent the week- ’ end with the Bob Andrews family. Mrs. Blanche Piper returned with them to spend a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Fair- field, N. J., spent the weekend with M. and Mrs. Harold Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh. : Mr, ‘and Mrs. (Caroll Davenport, Oxford, N. Y., visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Renald Daven- port and family. : Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morris have announced the birth of a baby boy at Nanticoke Hospital on May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Simonson, Hunlock Creek, visited the Jesse Hahns on Sunday. Steve Alexander has returned after a very successsful fishing trip in Canada. He reported hot weather. Joseph Donahuey, Boundbook, N. J., and Hazel Alexander, Nanti- coke, spent the weekend with the Steve Alexanders. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa, Reading, spent a few days last week with the Albert Agnew family. Mrs. Elizabeth Sayre who spe : the winter in Trenton, N. iY spending sometime with relativ in the Pikes Creek area. Mrs. J. S. Ferrey has returned after spending a few days last Weg with relatives in Binghamton, N. ¥¥ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Benscoter, Mr. and Mrs. David Benscoter, Bing- hamton, N. Y., spent the weekend ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cragle. Beaumont This community’s sympathy is ex- {tended to the family of the late Jack Smith whose interment was lag week. The Jack Johnsons of Buffalo, N. Y., were here for the Memorial * weekend with Jack's parents, the Earl Johnsons. The Ralph Taylors of Raritan, N. d., spent last weeekend with the Arno Smiths, parents of Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. William A. King plan to move to New Jersey at the close of this school term when their son Douglas will complete fifth grade. The Kings have been ardent cammunity workes and will be great- ly missed. Morgan V. Lewis, who is employe at Ross Laboratories, Columb Ohio, enjoyed Memorial Day with his sister's family, the Warren Johns Elementary 5 sons. Beaumont’s Wad its Eighth Grade Commence- ment last Thursday night. Additional Correspondence Section A — Page 4 SE | Money will come up between friends and even this journal of news, etc., would like to hear from some of its friends. 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