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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961
"NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
CHASE, Mrs. William Hughes
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
MT. ZOIN, Rev. Charles Gilbert
IDETOWN. Bess Cooke
Beaumont
[Dora Jean Taylor, who was the
receipient of “First Honors” in the
Commercial Department of the Sen-
jor Class at Tunkhannock Com-
mencement is now employed in the
office of the Superintendent of
Wyoming County Schools.
Reed Balewski too was honor
student in Math. at the Tunkhan-
nock Commencement and received
the scholarship to Wilkes College.
Gerge Fetchko, Jr. is enroute to
France with the U. S. Coast Guard.
George is serving his fourth year
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really enjoys seeing' the world!
The Herbert Goodwins spent last
weekend with the Victor LaBrunos
of New Jersey.
The Edward MacDougalls are at
their camp at Bob's Lake, Canada.
Mrs. Earl Johnson is at Buffalo,
N. Y. where she saw her grand-
daughter, Carol, graduated from
eighth grade.
“Open House” was held at the
home of the Meekers at Herricks-
ville honoring Mr. Meeker who cel-
ebrated his eightieth birthday on
“Father's Day”. The George
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BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Vernon Ash’
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of Noxen were among the guests.
Mrs. Violet Gary is visiting her
daughter Jane's family at Gouver-
neur, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Aus-
tin spent their twenty.eighth wed-
ding anniversary at Toronto, Canada
last week where they ‘were happy
to see the ‘“Queen’s Plate’.
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Mt. Zion
We two retired ministers living
in the Mt. Zion territory get together
to compare notes occasionally. Last
Sunday morning the Rev. Ralph
Weatherly of “Happy Hill” preached
at the Church of the Good Shepherd
in Scranton. And I, Charles Gilbert,
preached at Douglass Presbyterian
Church in the Lee Park section be-
low Wilkes-Barre. :
Monday the Rev. Ralph Weath-
erly motored to North Carolina
accompanied by his granddaughter
Lynn Tallmadge to visit Mr. Weath-
erly’s brother Carl Weatherly.
Next Sunday the Rev. Mr. Weath-
erly will be guest preacher at the
vespers service at Wyoming Camp
| Ground at 7.
Next. Sunday Charles Gilbert will
be guest preacher at the churches
H of the Carverton parish, 9 o'clock
at Carverton, Orange at 10, Mt.
Zion at 11.
Last week-end Dorothy Gilbert
spent at Hackettstown at a Wes-
leyan Service Guild week-end, re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fitzer and
baby daughter, Cynthia, from Flor-
ida dropped by for a chat. They
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Fitzers used to be neighbors
of ours at Carverton. Annabelle
Earl lived up the road a ways from
{| us then with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Earl.
The other day when I came home
B | from town Catherine gleefully chal-
lenged: “Guess where 1 was today;
in the middle of the pond!” I was
agog. It seems Billy Miles came
over bringing with him his new
portable boat and had taken Cath-
( | erine for a ride on the pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Krum
(we call their place “Sherwood For-
est”” they built their place in a
Bl | cleared place in the woods next to
Howard Krum's on this road) left
by plane Saturday for a week in
Miami, Florida, attending the Shrin-
ers’ convention.
Now with a shallow nest irried:
i ly built on the west end porch post
the Phoebes are: sitting on five
Hope she has better
success this time.
‘Mrs. Robert Krum is visiting
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Bina: W. Johnson in College Park,
Maryland.
The Mt. Zion Woman’s Society of
Christian Service served a turkey
supper to the Church Bowling
teams of Pittston Y.M.C.A. Satur-
day night. The following attended:
‘Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gauger, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy M. Stein, Joseph J.
Garubu, Mr. and Mrs. Julio Gatti,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Falcone, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Bartolomei, Florence Brown,
Peter Danella, Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Burkel, Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davies, Mr. and Mrs. William Alex-
ander, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Mil-
ler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mys-
loski, Mr. and Mrs. John Forzo,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carey, Mr.
and Mrs. John Shulde, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Sowden, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Lothridge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis,
William Vitale, Elizabeth Vitale,
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vitale, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Tamburro, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael : Dabbieve, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Testa, Mr. and Mrs.
Rocco Roman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lucarella, Max Lane, Agnes Lane,
Dave "Hughes, Thelma Hughes,
Harry J. Boote, Lucile Boote, Mal-
colm Smith, Shirley Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Spence,
James Skipper, Ida May Skipper,
Josephine Howell, Eleanor Narvel,
Clare Sickler, Bertha Byerly, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard W. George, Glen-
na Earnest, = Howard (Weiskerger,
Thelma Weiskerger, Evelyn Powell,
Ernest Corrado, Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Morgan, Mr. and "Mrs. Fred
Valerious, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kitzman, Jack Smith, Lucille Smith,
David L. Gravall Maor W. H. Den-
dle, Jr., Barbara C. Dendle, Alberta
Greenland, Alfred Greenland, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Valerious,
Kay Goodman, Russ Goodman,
Dorothy Harding, Dick Harding,
David Martin, Kathryn Martin, Gil-
more Murdock, Margaret Murdock,
Helen , Dietrick, Ronald Dietrick,
Ray Murdock, Betty Lou Murdock
Stanley Masewitz, Sam Garuba,
Jack Jones, Beatrice Jones, Warren
Williams, Elizabeth Williams, Edna
Cadman. Goier P. Cadman, Gertrude
B. Wiliams, Robert E. Williams, Dr.
C. E. Kuschel, Lester Monroe,
Clarence Monroe, Walter Van-
Duzer, Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Carr, Mrs.
Mralyn VanDuzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Davis, Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Elias, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Williams.
Last Sunday night the Rov: and
Mrs. Ralph Weatherly entertained
a social meeting of the Wyoming
Valley Oratorio Society’s Board of
Directors at their home, ‘Happy
Hill,” at Mt. Zion. Some of the
guests were taken on a tour to the
top ‘of the “Happy Hill” for an en-
trancing view of scenery of our
Back Mountain including a view
from Tunkhannock Mountain to
| Bald Mountain and Campbell's
Ledge: Members’ families were
guests also. The following attended:
Mr. and Mrs.” Carlton Chapin, Mrs.
Ruth Turn Reynolds, Mrs. Louie
Ayre, Mr. and Mrs. Balshaw, Miss
Jean Gallagher, Edith Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Manny Winters, Mr. and
Mrs. William Beckendorf, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Sincavage, Mrs. Mary
Sheeder Wilson, Miss Harriet Ehr-
hart, Mrs. Lane Glidden, Miss Mar-
garet Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Johnson, Miss Catherine Gilbert,
Mrs. W. F. Newberry.
Idetown
Harry Boice, Kenneth Terry, Wil-
liam Donaldson, Lemuel McKinney,
William Boye, Rochester, Md. spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse - Boice.
- Mr. and Mrs. George Smith with
Mrs. Betty Goodman amd daughter
Michelle, Wilkes-Barre, Mrs.. Bud
Davis, and Doreen with Mrs. Lib-
bie Smith spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Velton Smith, Hamburg,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoover and
daughter Patsy spent last week with
‘| Church will work the refreshment
| weekend with their ‘son-in-law and
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Mr. and Mrs. Con Swinghart, Kirk-
wood, Pa.
Glenda Lyons is spending her vac-
ation with her aunt and uncle Dr.
and Mrs. John Lynch of Washing-
ton, /D. C.
Ladies Auxiliary of J. R. Davis
Fire Company are having a booth
at the Fireman's Festival held
week. Mrs. Glenn Spencer is chair-
lady.
~ Bruce Ide, Philadelphia, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Garringer, son Bobby,
Endicott, N. Y., spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ide.
Official board and Sunday School
Board will meet in the Churchouse
on Saturday night at 8. Rev. Nor-
man Tiffany will be in charge.
A number of folks from here
attended the Ide reunion held at
Wolfe's Grove on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoover, with
Mrs. Bill, Weaver and Mrs. Walter
Meade spent the weekend in
Gettysburg.
Mrs. Kenneth Calkins entertained
at dinner on Sunday for her hus-
band and brother-in-law, Martin
Calkins who observed their birth-
days, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirchman,
of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Calkins and daughter, Barbara,
Delaware, Bess Cooke, Linda, Randy:
Calkins. :
Women of Idetown Methodist
and baked sale booths at Farmer's
Nite Market, Kingston, July 3, 5, 7.
the three nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fritz, with
Allen’ Fritz of Baltimore spent the
daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Shortkroff, Wynnewood, Pa. They
attended the graduation party of
their granddaughter, Sonya, and
visited their son, James and family
in Baltimore.
Fernbrook
‘Rev. Andrew Derrick, pastor of
Glen View P. M. Church, is attend-
ing a pastor’s convention in Sandy
Cove, Maryland for a few days.
Jane Woelkers, sister of Mrs. Der-
rick of Scranton is spending a va-
cation at the Derricks while the
minister is away. -
Alan Shaver, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaver, E. Overbrook
Ave., is ill at his home with the
measles. He is a first grade stu-
dent at Dallas Twp. and two of his
classmates, Buddy. Nelson, Main
Highway, Dallas, and Rebecca Ste-
wart, Demunds Road, also have the
Thursday, Friday, Saturday of this |
Baked goods will be solicited for |
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randall, Mrs. |
Frances Shields, and Mrs. Niles
Clark and Niles Lee motored to
Camden, N. J. where they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Muchler, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Kraft and Mrs. David
Williams. :
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dymond
and sons, Bobby, Paul and Kenny,
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CORRESPONDENTS
Please be sure to mail or
deliver whatever items you
have to the Post on Saturday.
These will be set in type over
the weekend.
The balance of news will be
accepted up until midnight
Monday.
Any spot news, such as: acci-
dents, deaths," etc. ., can. be
called in right up until press
time Wednesday. : 4
Please do not send in church
news or family reunions. Min-
isters and reunion secretaries
‘take care of such articles. |
Island, N. Y. on Senday ‘where
Paul, age 7 entered the youngest
child flying contest in the Model
Airplane Meet. He won honorable
mention for .flying a large plane
with a 60 ft. lead usually handled
by older boys or men. The plane
belonged to his father and for
doing such a good job Mr, Dymond
presented the Model Plane. to ‘his
son after the meet.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, | Sr.
of Tunkhannock and George and
Tommy Shaver, Overbrook Ave.
spent Monday in Bethlehem visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conkling and
oy
Clare Dodson, Mulilenburg,
Wp Foti ‘home after spending
two weeks visiting her ‘sister, Mrs.
| Sarah Moss, Shaver Street. : A
Mr. and Mrs. George | Jenkin of
Dover, N. J., attended the ines
of Cecil Moore. z
Glenview P. M. Church, Parrace
Street, will hold ‘its Daily Vacation
Bible School from July 31:to- August
11. ~ All children of "the area are
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Brest Reese and
family, Demunds Road, are spend--
ing
sometime -at
Sweet Valley.
Kathy Karuza and Carolyn: Stout,
Poplar Street, spent the weekend at
Girl Scout Camp, ‘Wildwood, Har-
vey’s Lake.
Kathy Kenney, Overholt” Ave-
nue, is spending sometime visiting
her uncle, Dan Kenney, in Pikes.
Barre.
Mrs. Helene Weaver: anid: farsily
of Buckingham, Pa. spent the
weekend = visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Lumley of Harris. Street.
Loyalville
The Loyalviller W. S. C. S. met. at
the Church Hall @ and installed
president, Mary Ann Swire, vice
president, Cora Dougal, secretary,
Waneta Hoppes, treasurer, Joseph
Hummel, devotions, Nancy Cragle,
historian, Bessie Klinetob. Business
North. "Lake,
session over it was decided to have
a bakeless bake sale for June, Josie
Hummel, chairlady and a picnic
supper for July 21st, Martha Stein.
ruck, chairlady.
Happy birthdays were sung in
church Sunday to Bernadine Dar-
Demunds Read motored to Staten
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nell, Dawn Covert end Virgie
Wolfe.
Welcome to Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Cron, Morrisville, Pa. They pur
chased a bungalow on. the old
Marcy farm and will live here
permanently.” We also welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Jackson of West
Nanticoke who moved in the Ida
Grey home.
Sally Payne, Harveys Lake, spent
a week with aunt and nieces, Mrs.
Ed Delaney, Linda and Rose Mary.
Brother Billy spent a week with
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Whitesell. They are the
children of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Payne who will move to Greens-
burg where he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Naphor,
Pittsburg, are spending a .week with
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niece, nephew and family, Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Piatt, Pikes Creek.
Robert Walacavicz, son of Mrs,
Margaret and the late Anthony
Walacavicz, formerly of here, but
now of Nanticoke, was married to
Marlyn Miller, daughter of Mrs.
Sarah and the late Clarence Miller
of Stroudsburg. Helis employed at
Mt. Airy Lodge, Mt. Pocono. They
are living at Cresco, Pa. Robert is
grandson of Mrs. R. B. Lubinski and
nephew of Mrs. Luther Hummel.
Qur Sample Fair was a huge suc=
cess, thanks to chairlady Martha
Steinruck. The first three door
prizes were won by Mrs. Raymon
Hedden, Josie Hummel, Arthur
Darnell. Refreshments were served
and Marlene Cease’s dancing pupils
gave an entertainment.
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Mens Sunday School Class of ‘St.
Lukes Lutheran, Church held a
weiner roast recently, at the Stull
Bridge, Stull. | Present were: Pastor
Kimm, Delbert Blizzard, Willard
Bender, Roy Dendler, Nathan
Straley, George Brody, George
Montross, John Jones, Donald Wall,
Donald Meeker, Harold Blizzard,
Fred Case, Robert Clark and Wheel-
er Hess.
. Women’s Adult diniay School
Class, St. Lukes, held their monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy
Dendler on Wednesday, June 21st.
Present: Dorothy Keiper, Christine
Blizzard, Mrs. Richard Keiper, Mrs.
Donald Wall, Mrs. John Jones, Mrs.
Loren Case, Mrs. Fred Case, Mrs.
Wheeler Hess, Mildred Jane Case,
Pastor Kimm and the hostess, Mrs.
Roy Dendler.
The following employees of Nox-
en Manufacturing Company visited
the 'Tri-District Health Center at
Wilkes-Barre, on Thursday: Mes-
dames Dorothy French, Elida
Beahm, Emily Lane, Dorothy Kib-
bler, Beulah MacMillan, Anna Pat-
ton and Marie Race and Elsie
Hilbert. :
. Bonnie Belles, Skanea Teles Falls,
N. Y., is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Belles.
Mrs. Isaac Kohler, Wilmington,
Del., recently visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling.
David Race, West Field, Pa.
visited his father, William Race,
over the weekend.
Affie Blizzard and Ward Vander-
hoff, Metuchin, N. J., are spending
a week with Christine and Delbert
Blizzard.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGinley and
family of Newark, N. J., are spend-
ing a vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Case. '
Mrs. Robert Hackling, Joy and
Jeffrey of Pompano Beach, Fla. are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Hackling, Sr. The chil-
dren will spend the summer here.
Calvin ‘Strohl is quite ill at his
home here with a case of hepatitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Miner, Chenango Forks,
and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miner,
Harpursville, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gallx Sr.,
Susan, Tommy and Mrs. Urban
Womer and son, Fairless Hills,
spent’ the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Galka, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lord and
Beverly spent Saturday with their
daughter, Mrs. William Deyton and
family, at Apalachin, N. Y.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave MacMillan, on Sunday
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were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conning-
ham, Newark, N. J., Mr. and Mrs.
David Hopkins and family, of
Courtdale, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ayers and family, Tunkhannock,
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Patton, Bristol,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tompkins and
family, Kingston, Mr. and Mrs.
James Kelly and family of Dallas.
Saturday guests at the William
Munketchys were Mr. and MFs,
Gabriel Kalmar and Sandra Kish,
Scranton, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fleth, Mr. and Mrs. Pat (Costanzo of
Dunmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz and
family, Philadelphia, visited at the.
home of Mrs. Dorothy French, over
the weekend. Mrs. Schwartz and
family will remain for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff and
daughter, Baltimore,
spending a two week vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff, Sr., and
Mr. and Mrs. James Culp, Sweet
Valley.
Mrs. William Reese and family,
Lewisburg, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding and
attended the Harding reunion om
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck and
Mr. and Mrs. Aldus Myers returned
last night from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph French and family
at Brasher Falls, N. Y.
William Race, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Cargill and Candice and Mrs.
Mary [Cragill,- Binghamton, spent
Sunday with the Lawrence Races.
Janet Turner, Penn State College
student, was home to attend the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
Frank Turner,
Reverend Henry Kraft of Nesque-
honing, Pa., visited friends in Noxen
on * Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Sterlyn May and
family, Allentown, are spending
some time with her parents, Mr,
and ‘Mrs. William Engelman and
family.
My. and Mrs.
Harrisburg,
Ray Leibenguth over the weekend.
Mrs. Harry Miller returned with
them, after several weeks visit
with the Cheedles.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blizzard and
family attended a birthday party in
honor of his grandmother, Ms.
0. F. Miner, Tunkhannock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Benjamin,
Leonard Ché!
Guy- Fritz and Nik spent last week
on a fishing trip to Canada.
Paul Palmer and son, Stanley,
and Mrs. Sophia Hackling spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Erikson, at Union
Beach, N. J. ‘
Chase
Mrs. Albert Smith, Sweet Valley,
was guest at a surprise birth-
day party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cooper. Games |
were enjoyed and many gifts were
received by Mrs. Smith. Attending
were: Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper |
and Grant, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper and Gary, Jr., Jame Ann
Cooper, Allan Cooper, Robert Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fiske and chil-
dren, Paul, Charles and Dianne.
Huntsville Methodist: Church W.
S. C. S. served a supper for the
W. S. C. S. of Central Methodist
Church, Wilkes-Barre, on Tuesday
(evening. Slides of flowers were
shown by Loren Keller of Idetown.
- Pinochle Club of Jackson Town-
ship met at the home of Mrs. Fred
Case Tuesday night with the follow-
ing in attendance: Mesdames Lynn
Ashworth, Laing Coolbaugh, How-
ard Ide, Sims Hemingway, Lansford
Norris, Leonard = Ide, Thomas G.
Williams. These ‘girls’ have been
playing pinochle together for almost
twenty-five years. :
Mrs. Granville Carey and daugh-
ter, Pottstown, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Culp had
as their Father's Day dinner guests,
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ashton and chil-
dren, Sandra and Donna. During
the afternoon, Mrs. Myrle Thomas,
‘son Richard, and Mrs. Gladys Ha-
gan and son, Edward of Askam.
Mrs. Robert Cooper, wife of Chief
of Police Robert Cooper, was hon-
ored guest at a surprise birthday
party given June 11. Games were
played, refreshments served and
many gifts received. The following
were present: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fiske and children, Paul, Charles
and Dianne, Mrs. Albert Smith,
Darwin Smith, Robert Smith, Jane
Ann Cooper, Allan Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Cooper and son, Grant,
and Mrs. Gary Cooper and
son, Gary, Jr., Robert Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilcox ~en-
tertained at a birthday gathering
honoring their niece, Mrs. Russell
| Bertram on Sunday. Attending |
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were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sayre
and daughter (Cathy, Cleveland,
Ohio; Russell Bertram, Jean, Ron-
ald and Donna Lee Bertram.
We have picked our champion
trout fisherman and our catfish
queen, but for “hard luck cham-
pion’’ ‘we nominate ten-year-old
Robert Snyder who had to be in
the \ presence of Fish Warden Culp
‘and Pennsylvania Fish Commission-
er Boyd Maynard, when he caught
a twenty-nine inch! muskellunge
which he had to return to Lake
Jean because it lacked one inch of
being thirty inches long. Bobby
was in the boat with the two gen-
tlemen who were checking on other
fishermen. More than three hun-
dred. boats were on the lake at the
time. Better luck next time; Bobby!
Car Demolished
Sunday night a car driven by
James A. Keating, 37 Kirkendall
Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, with Mary.
Sham of Kingston as the other oce
cupant, traveling at terrific speed,
went out of control and turned
around in the middle of the road
just below Chase Corners. The car
spun off the road, rammed the
stone wall in front of Ray Snyder's
house, bounced back, and came to
rest in the Sheldon Rice residence.
Right side of the car was demol-
ished. Kingston Township Ambu-
lance responded, but both occu~
pants refused to go to the hospital.
Officers Jesse Coslett and Gordon
of Kingston Township Police De-
partment assisted Chief of Police
Cooper. Keating had just left an
outing at Konefal’'s Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barrall an-
nounce the birth of a son, 8 pounds
five olnces, William Herbert, at
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital,
June 1. The Barralls have two
other children, Sandra 3 and Jim-
mie 2. Mrs. Barrall is the fromer
Jean. Casterline of Harveys Lake.
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