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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961
NOXEN, Mrs, Ira Beahm
RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher
CHASE, Mrs. William Hughes
i SWEET VALLEY, Shirley Sayre
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
LOYALVILLE, Mrs. Martha Steinruch
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
NE 9-8522
GR 71-2695
NE 9-8930
OR 4-5460
OR 4-2732
GR 17-2536
GR 17-2734
IDETOWN. Bess Cooke
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert
KUNKLE, Mrs. Elwood Martin
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
NE 9-3187
NE 9-6531
OR 4-2748
OR 4-2047
NE 9-2544
CENTER MORELAND, Loraine Shray
Chase
The Sterling Browns have re-
turned from Florida. Sterling man-
aged to do a little deep sea fishing
and caught an eight-pound Drum
Fish which is considered a delicacy
in Florida. Mrs. Laura Brown re-
§ turned home with them.
Marlene Cease accompanied Xv
her mother, Mrs. Vernon Cease,
spent Sunday in Philadelphia attend-
ing a meeting of dancing teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chesko,
Huntsville Road, had as weekend
guests, Mrs. (Chesko’s sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. An-
drew Basar and son, Andrew, Bing-
bamton. Lh
‘Ervin L. Conner, Huntsville, has
returned home aftér a trip to the
thome plant of Scandura Inc. makers
of industrial conveyor belts, at
Charlotte, N. (C. Mr. Conner traveled
in a DC-707 Jet.
Vernon Cease accompanied by his
father, Hendrick (Cease, visited the
State Farm Show at Harrisburg
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young and
daughter, Deborah, South River,
“ N. J. were New Year's weekend
guests of Mrs. Young's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Gabel, Jr., Chase Road.
‘Mr. and Mrs. George Brosos, had
as their guests the past week, their
nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs,
i Myron Boran of Elizabeth City,
N. C. The Barons left last Saturday
to. visit with an uncle at Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertman Balliett
and son, Bert Wayne, Wilkes-Barre,
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Balliett, Chase Road.
~~ R. J. Culp, Justice-oI-the-Peace,
accompained State Biologist Fletch-
er, the Chief Fish Warden of Luzerne
County and the District Fish Warden
on a tour of local lakes Saturday,
where the officials checked the size,
~ specie, sex and general characteris-
tics of fish caught by fishermen.
From information obtained, remedial
condition of the fish in these waters."
One unfortunate fisherman was
caught, without a license and paid a
: hoy fine.
Mrs. Edward H. Edwards, wife of
e Lehman High Football coach, is
ridden with an attack of the old
fashioned infulenza.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frantz have
returned home after accompanying
their son, Rickey, back to Hotchkiss
: Behool, Lakeville, Conn.
Coach Edward Edwards has re-
‘ceived a letter from the Freshman
‘coach of Pennsylvania Military Aca-
demy, stating that Bill Sidler, son of
January 2. She was honored guest
John E. Sidler, agricultural teacher,
at Lehman High School, was instru-
mental in helping their freshman
team go through the season unde-
feated.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cragle had as
Sunday’ visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Felton
Beam and family, South Plainfield,
N. J. The Beams were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Splitt.
Don Amesi, a member of Lake-
Lehman Wrestling team, has re-
turned home from Nesbitt Hospital,
where he was operated on for an
injury received in ajwrestling match.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cragle had as
Christmas dinner guests the follow-
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shouldice,
Donnie, Walter 3rd, Cheryl Ann and
Lisa of Laurelton, N. J.; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hazletine, Susan and
Mary Ellen of Trucksville; Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Novitsky, Lynn, Leon-
ard and Sharon of Chase; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cragle, Jr., Marilyn,
Bryan and Harold of Lehman; Rich-
ard Church of Shickshinny, along
with their own family for a total of
twenty-five.
Congratulations to Theresa Rose
Krouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Krouse of Chase Road, who
celebrated her 10th birthday on
at a birthday party, with the fol-
lowing in attendance: Karen and Lee
Zielen, Tommy and Linda Wojcik,
Margaret and Donna Zyck, Dollie,
Christine and Bernadine Furmanek
and Grandmother Krouse of Hazle-
ton. She received many beautiful
gifts 1and a delicious lunch was
served.
A double birthday party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
W., Brojakowski, Ceasetown, Sun-
day, honoring their daughter,
Denise, who was four years old on
Sunday; and Mrs. Robert Pavlick,
whose birthday was on Saturday,
January 7. The following attended:
Mr. and Mrs. George Pavlick, Sr. and
son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Mitkoski and sons, Anthony, Jimmie
and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pavlick, Jr., and son, Ronald, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Jackson and daugh-
ter, Louise, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Brojakowski, Linda and Lenny, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pavlick, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Rossick, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pavlick, Kennie and Debbie,
Mrs. Mary Brojakowski, They re-
ceived many beautiful gifts and a
delicious lunch was served.
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrea, Hat-
boro,recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
| Teresa Bush,
Charles Perkins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boone and
family, Watertown, Mrs. Lavina
Hauk, Town Hill, recently visited
the latter's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Long.
Sunday visitors of the Thomas
Sayre's and Mrs. Elizabeth Sayre
were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sayre,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sayre, Donna,
Karen, Sally and Donald, Trenton,
N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Traver,
Noxen, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Marso, Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. William
Naugle, Mr. and Mrs. William Sayre,
‘Carol and Craig, Mrs. Albert Tirpak.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowman,
Delaware, spent the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farver and
family. -
William Birth, Bloomingdale, has
been ill at his home.
W. C. T. U. of Sweet Valley met
at the home of Mrs. Fred Schobert
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. B. Kirby Jones and
son recently spent the weekend
visiting Mr. Jones’ parents in North
Carolina.
Mrs. Felix Witcoski has, been ill
at her home. Her daughter, Mrs.
and granddaughter,
Donna Pall, have been taking care
of her.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Briddle,
Bromall, Pa., announce the birth of
a daughter, Lisa<Ann. Mrs. Briddle
is the former Evelyn Davenport,
daughter of Mrs. Richard Davenport,
Sweet Valley. They have a little
boy, Ricky; age 5%. Mrs. Davenport
is spending some time with her
daughter.
Kingston Township
Fire Chief Makes Report
Voight Long, Fire (Chief of Trucks-
ville Volunteer Fire Company, makes
the following report for 1960.
The company answered 25 calls in
all. Brush fires accounted for 17;
automobile fires for 3; assists to
other fire companies accounted for
2; and flushing the road of gasoline
accounted for 1.
Value of property involved was
$26,000.00 with estimated loss of
$1,000.00; value of cars involved was
$10,000.00 with estimated loss $500.
Mr. and Mrs: Charles Ford, Corey
and Karen, Waynesboro, Va., were
recent guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Clewell.
Wayne Long has returned to his
ship USS Hennely at Norfork, Va.,
after spending some time with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Voight Long.
Mrs. Luther Gregory, Lewis Ave-
nue, left by train Saturday from
Scranton to spend two weeks with
her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Lincoln
Long, who are spending the winter
months at Fort Pierce, Fla.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Elais Frantz, Main
Street, entertained at dinner on
Thursday night, Florence Billings,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frantz, Mrs.
Elizabeth Billings, Albert Billings,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz and
daughter, Evelyn.
News items for this column will be
greatly appreciated. Please contact
the writer before 11:30 a: m. on
Saturday. Thank you.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards
and daughter, Sally Dawn, Carver-
ton, are vacationing in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. David Churchill, But-
“ler, were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry D. Owens, Maple Street,
Trucksville.
Mrs. John Schmidt and infant son
have returned to their home on
Sutton Road from Nesbitt Hospital.
Birthday greetings this week
to Mrs. Louise Colwell, Marion
Young, Betty Darrow, Karen
Shovlin, Irma Heinz, Sandra
Miller, Janet Chernin, Evelyn
Orchard, Jane Harter, Louise
Smith, Frank G. Mathers, Sr.,
Wesley Bellas, Thomas Shaver,
Lawrence James, Frank Pok-
orny, George Heinz, Willard
Bullock, Arthur Gramps, David
Gregory, Gary Roe, and Benny.
Dykman.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bellas enter-
tained recently at their home, Harris
Hill Road; for Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bellas and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Bellas and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carleton Hadsell and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Hoover
and family.
Charles Gosart, Sr., Main Street,
Shavertown, submitted to surgery
last week at Nesbitt Hospital.
J. D. Richards has returned from a
two-week business trip to Washing-
ton, D.C.
Trustees Meet With Clewell
Trustees of Trucksville Methodist
Church met at the home of William
Clewell, Wednesday night. Louis
Wilcox presided. Present: Sheldon
Bennett, James Dick, Dr. Crompton,
Clifford Johnson, Sherman Harter,
Louis Wilcox, Kenneth Woolbert,
Rev. Germond, and the host.
Meeker
Burt Bryant, 3rd, son of Mr: and
Mrs. Burt Bryant, Sr., returned yes-
terday from Nesbitt Hospital where
he submitted to X-Rays to determine
his injuries from a fall on the ice.
Elmer' Kester, Harveys Lake, was
a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
arner, Sr., on Sunday. Linda Grey,
Ruggles, spent the weekend with
the Varners.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson, on
Monday traveled to Harrisburg to
attend the Farm Show.
Mrs. Audrey Stogoski, Conn.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wagner, Jack-
son, visited Mrs. Derwood Kocher
and family recently.
Mrs. Ernest Daily and sons, Ernest
and Edward, are visiting Mrs. Clau-
dine Daily. S/Sgt. Ernest Daily has
been transferred to Cuba where he
will be stationed.
Harveys Lake
Rev. Leon W. Bouton will preach
at all morning services of Alderson-
Noxen Circuit next Sunday morning.
He will dedicate the new chancel
furnishings in the Noxen Methodist
Church and flags in the Ruggles
Methodist Church, and give. the
sermon at the Alderson Church.
Mr.” and Mrs. Chester Jones and
family are visiting Mrs. Jones’ fath-
er, Fuller Ashton. The Joneses have
been living in Georgia and now ex-
pect to go to Thailand.
Mrs. Otis Allen, Sr.,
Bp
is resting
comfortably after being ill since
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Smith and
Gary are about again after a bout
with the virus.
W. 8. C. S. of Alderson Church will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
Francis Keller at Sterling Farms.
Mrs. Howard Higgins and Mrs.
Arthur Wagner will assist in serving.
The ice on Harveys Lake is about
12”, and the lake all frozen over.
Fisherman are quite numerous in the
daytime, and,
catching some nice perchs.
The days are beginning to get a
little longer, the garden catalogs are
arriving, and Mrs. Gilbert Carpenter
has a lone robin, which arrived on
December 31, so we know that
Spring is not too far away.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Nelson
visited Mrs. Nelson's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Gebler, in
Sayre on Saturday.
Noxen
Donna Meeker and Mrs. Herbert
Galey have returned from the Gen-
eral hospital.
Mr. and Mrs,
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph French, at Brasher Falls,
N.Y.
Cory Schooley has returned from
a visit with his wife and daughter
Mrs. Martin Snyder, at Niles, Michi-
gan.
Mike Bean is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, at
West Hartford, Conn,
Priscilla Wandell, Elton Wandell,
and Arnie Williams, spent New
Years with Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Beahm and family, at Elizabeth-
town, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hopfer cele-
brated their 6th wedding anniver-
sary on Sunday, at a dinner, at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Hopfer.
Harold Rought, Centermoreland,
was taken to the General hospital
on Saturday by Noxen Community
ambulance. Crew was Julius Kopcha
and William Crossman.
William Race is spending some
time visiting relatives in Smyrna,
Georgia and at the home of “the
George (Crispells, in St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Dale Engelman, Sayre, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Engelman, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Randall, Ross
Corners, Vestal, N. Y. visited Mrs.
Bertha Schenck, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lord and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Lord visited Mrs.
Edward Lord at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Donald Robert, at
Levittown, Pa., on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane Jr.
Avenet, N. J. visited Mr. Dorothy
Fred Schenck are
French, on Sunday.
Idetown
At a recent meeting of Idetown
Methodist Official Board the follow-
ing were elected officers for the new
year: Superintendent, Bruce Wil-
liam; Assistant Superintendent, Al-
fred Swelgin, Richard Ide; Treasurer,
Mrs. Alired Hadsel, Secretary, Mrs.
Thelma A. Lamoreux, Primary Sup’t
Mrs. Kenneth Calkins, Junior Sup’t
Thelma A. Lamoreux, Missionary
Sup’t Mrs. Lulu Schultz, Temperance
Sup’t Mrs. Roswell Frederici, Cradle
Roll Mrs. Herbert Ward, Home Dep't
Bess Cooke, Pianist Mrs. George May,
Assist. Painist-Sr. Dept. Miss Linda
Swelgin, Prim Dept. Pianist Mrs.
Richard Ide. V
Susan and Jimmy Boice of Nanti-
coke spent the holidays with their
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Boice.
Mrs. Lula Schultz returned to
her home on Saturday after being
a patient in General Hospital.
Mrs. Pearl Connor returned to
her home on Saturday after visit-
ing relatives and friends in Dela-
ware for the last two weeks.
I understand, are
(Last Weeks Items)
Mrs. Frank Wright quietly
observed her ninty-first birthday on ||
Monday.
Delores Dymond, Kunkle, spent
the New Year weekend with Mrs.
Libbie Smith.
Mrs. Hope Ide ,who is working in
King of Prussia, spent the Christmas
weekend at her home here.
Mrs. Charlotte Pennybacker, Phil-
adelphia, spent the holidays week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Husted.
Mrs, Esther McDonald and son,
Jack, Trenton, N. J. spent New
Years weekend with Mrs. Mary
Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cropp and
family, New Jersey, spent the New
Year’s weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mead.
Richard Husted with Xenneth
Calkins reported back to Fort Ben-
ning, Georgia. P. F. C. Robert Weav-
I | er to Chicago; A 1/C James Rogers
to Myrtle Beach, S. C. and William
Mead to Fort Harrison, Indiana after
spending the holidays at their homes
here.
Mrs. William Bonning returned to
her home after being a patient in
Mercy Hospital.
Mrs. Elmer Hoover returned to
her home on Monday after spend-
ing some time with Rev. and Mrs.
David Haines and family in Emer-
son, N. J.
Moore Receives Watch
For 25 Years Service
A gold wrist watch was presented
to Philip H. Moore, Vice President—
Manufacturing of LINEAR Incor-
porated, in recognition of his
twenty-five years of employment
with the firm. The presentation was
made by A. W. Swartz, Sr, president
of the firm,
Attending the presentation cere-
monies were A. W. Swartz, Jr., ex-
ecutive vice president, department
heads and fellow employees who
have passed the twenty-five year
service mark. There are twelve em-
ployees at LINEAR who have been
with the company more than
twenty-five years.
Mr. Moore has recently been pro-
moted to Vice President-Manufac-
turing at the Dallas plant.
Graduates From Jet
Mechanics At Chanute
A/3c Albert Niezgoda is ex-
pected home at Holiday House to-
day, after graduating from jet me-
chanics school at Chanute Air Force
Base, Ill, on Tuesday. He will have
a 20 day leave before being re-
assigned.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Niezgoda. Albert took his
basic training at Lackland AFB,
Texas, after enlisting July 26. He
was in Idetown briefly on Armistice
Day, but did not make 6 it for
Thanksgiving or Christmas.
Has Tenth Birthday
Cogratulations to Theresa Rose
Krouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Krouse, Chase Road, who
celebrated her tenth birthday anni-
versary January 2, and with a
birthday party attended by: Karen
and Lee Zielen, Tommy and Linda
Wojcik, Margaret and Donna Zyck,
Dollie, Christine and Bernadine Fur-
manek and Grandmother Krouse of
Hazleton. She received many beauti-
ful gifts.
“Some girls break a date just by
going out with him.”—C. M. Doll.
Students of father and son teach-
ers of vocational agriculture won
honors last Wednesday at the Penn-
sylvania State Farm Show in Har-
risburg.
Ray F. Henney, Kunkle, teacher
at Elk Lake Joint High School in
Susquehanna County, and his son,
Robert C. Henney, teacher at War-
wick Union High School at Lititz,
Lancaster County, saw their students
obtain the highest degree, that of
Star Farmer.
Paul J. Schuler, Elk Lake, took
the degree for Region I, represent-
ing Wyoming and Susquehanna
Counties. )
James C. Brubaker, Warwick
Union, took the degree for Region
II, representing Lancaster and York
Counties.
Both boys are now eligible to
compete for the American Star Far-
mer degree at the International
Livestock Show in Kansas City.
To qualify for the degree of Star
Farmer, a student must show ex-
ceptional scholarship, | leadership,
and farm management.
Ray, whose wife, Dorothy, teaches
at Dallas Township, has been at Elk
Lake fourteen years. [Prior to going
to Elk Lake, he taught at the Lake-
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Father And Son See Their Students
Take Star Farmer Degree At Show
ton school. In 1953 he was awarded
Honorary Keystone Farmer degree
at the Farm Show. He is a grad-
uate of Wilkes-Barre High School,
now Coughlin, and of Pennsylvania
State University.
Robert is a graduate of Dallas
Township schools and Pennsylvania
State University. This is his fifth
year at Lititz, a position he accepted
immediately upon graduation from
college.
He is in partnership operating a
farm which raises beef cattle, hogs
and tobacco at Lititz.
His dad maintains a fine flock of
sheep at Kunkle. Other projects
are strawberry culture and gene:
farming. The farm pond is ¥v
stocked with fish. Ray says havihg
a farm pond helps conservation ‘of
water and soil, as well as providing
pleasure and a fish crop.
American Legion
Meeting of Daddow-Isaces Post
672, will be held Friday Evening.
January 13th at 8 p.m. at the Post
Home Memorial Hwy.
Plans well be made to hold a Gay
Nineties Night on Saturday Eve..
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