SECTION B — PAGE 6 THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 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. ZION, IDETOWN. Bess Cooke Rev. Charles Gilbert NE 9-8522 NE 9-3930 OR 4-5460 OR 4-2782 GR 171-2724 Harding 383-2270 NE 9-3187 HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert KUNKLE, Mrs. Elwood Martin BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Vernon Ash LEHMAN, Barbara Simms NE 9-6531 OR 4-2748 OR 4-2047 NE 9-2544 OR 5-1872 OR 4-3391 Noxen Mrs. Albert May left on Friday to visit her brother Henry Rinehard at Put-In-Bay at Ohio. He is in the hospital and in serious condition. Robert May and Mrs. J. E. Tur- rell drove to Allentown on. Saturday. Francis Henninger will return with ~ them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs Richard Rauch and ~ daughter Rebecca, Macungee, Pa., are spending a few days with his mother, B Mrs. G. H Rauch Mr and Mrs Ward Vanderhoff and family of MeTuchin, N. J. spent the week end with Delbert and Chris- tine Blizzard Mr. and Mrs. John Hackling, Jamesburg, N. J. visited his mother Mrs. Sophia Hackling and sister, Mrs. Ernest Phillips and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole and son Billy, spent the week end with her brother, Kenneth Hale, at Watrous, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beahm, Pam- ela and Kevin of Elizabethtown, Pa. visited Mrs. Elida Beakmon, Saturday and attended the Wandel - Williams wedding at Idetown Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen and John Jr. of Canandagva, N Y. spent several days with Edgar Engelman and family Mr. and Mrs. Russell Casterline Jr. and family, Pearsippany, N.J. are visiting at the home of William Race and Mrs Russell Casterline Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess Jr. and family of Andover, Conn., spent the holiday week end with his par- ; ~ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess Sr. pi ~ Thursday evening, Harriet Dendler, Harrisburg, spent the holiday week end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs: Roy Dendler. - Members of the Luther League were entertained at a beach party at Sandy Bottom, Harveys Lake on Monday. Present were: Larry Peder- son, Scott Wall, Freddie Boston, Mildred Case, Carol Keithline, Bobby Belles, Terry Belles, Earl Boston, Ronnie Wall, Kathy McHose and \ Pastor Wesley Kimm. St Luke’s Lutheran Church, Noxen, and Reformation Lutheran, Harveys Lake conducted a successful vaca- tion Bible School during the past two weeks. With an enrollment of : fifty-seven, Rev. Wesley Kimm, Pas- tor, directed the school with the following teachers, Mrs. John Jones, ~ Mrs. Arthur Blizzard, Mrs. George Magcialek, Mrs Earl Crispell, Mrs. Fred Case, Mrs. George Montross, Mrs. Roy Dendler, Miss Eileen Cris- pell, Miss .Donna Meeker and Miss ‘Mary Charles McHose. Daily refreshments were prepared by Mrs. Albert May and Mrs. Joseph Dotter A program and display of work were presented in St. Lukes on June 29th, A picnic marked the closing of school on Friday. Mrs. Marvin Sickler; Falls, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Vane Race. Mr. spent the. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Space and family Mike Bean, W. Hartford, Conn. | spent the week end here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean. Mrs. Roy Morgan, Parsons who is employed at the Children’s Home here spent several evenings with | Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner. They drove her to her home in Wilkes- Barre, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Gillid and Jimmy Pat and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean visited Mrs. Elizabeth Wilcox, at Endicott on Sunday Ora Bean returned with them after a two week visit with Mrs. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr, Bris- tol are spending a vacation with Mr. B. B. Engelman. Roger Race, Wallingford, Conn., spent the week end with his parents Archie Eyet and David Turk of Falls, Pa. were recent visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shalanski and ‘daughter of Trenton, N. J. visited relatives here over the holiday. Mil- dred Jane Case is returning home with them on Wednesday, for a two week. vacation. Several rattlesnakes have been killed in this vicinity. Alton Steele's dog was bitten by one on Friday evening on the Stull road. She was rushed to a veterinarian and her condition is better. We are glad to see Lloyd Phoenix out around again,after another bout with illness. family of Newark, N. J. spent the week end with his. parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Patton were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Patton, Athens, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schench re- turned home with Mr. and Mrs. Al- dus Myers of Orlando, Fla. for two weeks. .They will return by plane. Mr and Mrs. Harry Wells and family, Bryantville, Mass. are spend- ing a two week vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Patton. Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins and Mr. Harry ASiglin are opening the fourth week with Mr. and Mrs. Del- bert Bailey and family, at Hart- ford, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. family of Buffalo, N. Y. are spending some time with relations here Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vilas and fam- ily of Binghamton are here for the | holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeddie MacMillan. Joan MacMillan returned with them after a two week visit with the Vilasis. Mr. and Mrs: Nevin Benner, Rich- field, Pa. spent Sunday with Mrs. Albert Casterline and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Montross. : Calvin Stohl, who has been ill of Hepatitis, ig improving. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cummings, Milltown, N. J., and Mrs. Elizabeth | hi ts Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling and | Drank y Leland Case and | Smith, Haskell N. J. are Visiting Mrs. Betty Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz and George Fritz, attended the Fritz reunion at Grassmere Park, on Sunday. Gene May, Allentown, spent the week end with relations here. John Philips, Parson, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Philips of Shinnston, W. Va., visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Philips, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Niles Sickler and Mr. and Mrs. Bud [Seward spent the week end at Niagara Falls, N. Y. Lake-Noxen High School Class of 1956 held a Class reunion at Sandy Bottom, Harvey's Lake, on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and sons, Newark, N. J. are spending the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. William Crossman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weber of New- ark, N. J. are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Race and family, Buffalo, and David Race of Westfield are visiting at the home of William Race. Holiday guests at the home of Mr- and Mrs. James Wyant were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wyant and family of Poughkeepsie,” N. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. James Wyant Jr. and family of Nichols, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jolley and family, Crane Pa. Pvt. George Traver, Fort Bra N. C. spent a week end pass with and Mrs. Emra Traver. ® | John Hettes, W. Wyoming, spent a week with Mr. and [Mrs. James Het- tesheiner and attended the Lutheran Bible School. Debbie Hettes spent two weeks with. Mrs. Samuel Bliz- zard, and she also attended Bible School. Meeker Mrs, Glendoris Shilanski has ‘taken employment at Ocean Grove. 2 Mr. and Mrs. children Jim and Janice, Newark, Delaware visited his parents Mr. and ‘Mrs. Peter Paige, Lake Silkworth over the weekend. Donny and Jeffy Josuweit, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Josuweit, Sr., have just recovered from the meas- les, | Mrs. Hilda Henish, Virginia Beach and Mrs. Kay Dudley and Rhett, Portsmouth, returned home after spending a week with Mfs. Annie Winter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Win- ter and family. Mrs. Winter, Joann Rogowski and David Winter re- turned with them. Lake Silkworth Fire Company will hold a festival July 14 - 15 - 16 in the field near DeLuca’s Park. There will be games and refreshments. It is for the benefit of the new fire truck. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Krause and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hand- los, Debbie, Johnnie, Washington, a A =! NOW'S THE TIME NOW'S THE TIME NOW'S THE TIME OW'S THE TlH NOW'S TH TO GO REGULAR! 39.7% PHONE, WRITE OR STOP SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS CORP. 242 N. Main St. * Olympic 4-4624 : : WITH A FREE (SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS SERVICE INSTALLATION [INSTALLATION IN TODAY Pittston ~~ Pa. James Paige and | N. J. Mrs. John Antall Mitzi, John, and Eddie, Edwardsville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle King and family over the weekend. Ted King, Meeker, Dan Kistler, Dallas, and Tim Reese, Kingston, left Wednesday to drive to Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Mrs, Joseph Ruddick, Nanticoke, is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige, Lake Silkworth. Peter Paige and Richard Jones both celebrated their birthdays on June 27. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe, New York, spent two weeks at their cot- tage at Lake Silkworth. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Josuweit and son Bobby, Philadelphia, Mrs. Her- man Josuweit, Sr., Kingston, Mr. John Zdan, Plymouth, Carol Higgins and son Connie and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Simon, Shavertown, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Josu- weit, Sr., and famly. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cook, Plym- outh, will soon move to Lake Silk- worth to live. Mrs. George Higgins, N. Y. is spending the summer at her Lake Silkworth cottage . . Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle, Mr. and Mrs. Renford Wilce and Mrs. Lewis Kyttle spent a few days at Frederick, Mid. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle left Sunday for Rome, N. Y. where he will be working. W.S.C.S. picnic will be held at the home of Mrs. Albert Rebennack, Saturday, July 15 at 6 p.m. All mem- bers are urged to attend to discuss plans for Night Market. Mrs. Hazel Russamano and family of New Jersey spent the holidays with Mrs. Claudine Daily. Mr. Isaac Swire is ill at his home at Pikes Creek. L/cpl and Mrs. Raymond Biddings and son, Cherry Point, N.C. are visi ting relatives here. Their son, Ray- mond Thomas, was born June 15. Mrs. Biddings is the former Gerald- ine Bobeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bobeck, Edwardsville. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Savage and Mrs. Marie Manire, Pueblo, Colorado, spent some time with Mrs. Edna Karschner. Upon leaving they will tour the New England States. Mt. Zion Not much chance to pick up news this week. I made the rush of going from ome to the other churches of this parish last Sunday, beginning at Carverton at nine and from there to Orange and then to Mt. Zion. Was late getting to Orange, still later to Mt. Zion. Enjoyed preaching on my . {old parish again. Rev. William Reid is spending this week as counsellor at Sky .Lake, beginning last Saturday. That is why I was taking his services. It was good to see all the folks face to face but mot much time to visit. At Mt. Zion I was glad to see Keith Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Keith's wife was with him and two children. Keith was one of the little fellows when I was pas- tor. His mother, Myrtle Smith, was celebrating her birthday last Sun- day. Well, our Phoebe eggs have finally hatched. I am not sure whether all five came out or just four. {Our neighbors down the road, the Leon Emanuels, were away for the holidays and week-end. Next Sunday we three drive to Newark Valley to supply the pulpit there. Jacqueline Van Tuyle and Hal Seiple are attending Junior Camp at Sky Lake Methodist Camp this week. Dorothy Gilbert left last Friday to attend a medical conference in New York and left there on Monday to be a speaker at a young people's and women’s camps in the Pittsburg Methodist Conference at Jumon- | ville. Mt. Zion W. S. C. S. met at the church recently. The program theme was Home for the Homeless. Janet Dymond, Jean Emanuel, Catherine Gilbert, Mildred Lloyd and Marjorie Seiple participated in the program which was concerned with the plight of refugees. Ida Howell, sec- retary of Spiritual Life, was in charge of devotions. The Fellowship Committee of Myrtle Smith, Ida Mullison, Lena Hastie, Mildred Lloyd, Minnie Conklin and Mable Brace. The Executive Committee of the W. S. C. S. met at the home of the president, Mrs. Wesley Lewis. Tent- ative plans and the budget for the coming year were discussed. Duties and work of the secretaries and Catherine Gilbert, secretary of mis- sionary education and children’s work together with Ida Howell, sec- retary of spiritual life, will be going to Keystone Junior College campus from July 31 to August 4 for the W. S. C. S. School of Missions. Also Miss Dorothy Gilbert will be guest missionary attending this School. them with pens. High School graduates, Glenn Van- Tuyle, Phyllis Seiple, Bert Schiffer, Ben Smith, Howard Hoover, Harold Eustice, Sandra Coon. Other gradu- ates as follows: Noreen Van Tuyle from State Teachers, College Bloomsburg, Harriet Howell Univ- ersity of Pennsylvania Hospital | School of Nursing. been attending as Guest Missionary the past two weeks at the Jumon- THESE WOMEN! “Spot any stock market journals on the way?” under the auspices of the Conference WwW. S.C.S. Sunday, July 9, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Gilbert attended the Methodist Church at Newark Val- ley, N. Y. where Rev. Gilbert was the guest preacher. They were ent- ertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Young, who were form- erly from the Federated Church of Maine, N. Y. TO ALL DALLAS POST 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. Please do not send in church news or family reunions. Min- isters and reunion secretaries take care of such articles. Lehman Weeks pass quickly, before you know it another Post deadline has been missed. There haven’t been any Lehman items recently because I haven't called around for news. I'd like to hear if you want news from our town in print. Did you attend the horse show? There were crowds of people at the biggest and best show yet. Festivi- ties ‘started off with a square dance Monday gvening. A giant parade at 9 a.m. Tuesday morning followed by the main event. Harold Coolbaugh was general chairman of the event and certainly deserves a great deal credit for organization. Commit- tees worked diligently for many months to make the show the best ever. Another event soon to be held, Annual Flower Show, sponsored by Friendship Class, Lehman Methodist Church August 19. To be held in newly remodeled and enlarged Leh- man Fire Hall. The theme is Sum- mer Glory in Field and Garden. Start now to plan your entries and see if your husband can come up with an idea® for the “men only” classification. This is one of the most interesting facets, bringing numerous original entries. With deep regret we note the death of one of Lehman’s older residents, Oliver Whitesell. We of- fer the sympathy of the community to his wife and daughter. Mr. White- sell lived in the area all his life and was active in it’s affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss, Sr. have returned from Louisiana, Miss- ouri where they visited their son and family. It was their first visit with little Dana Nuss, born in March. Nusses were barely home and unpacked before leaving with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth and Louise to attend the wedding of Priscilla Hendricks, former Lehman resident. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dawe and sons, Billie and Chris are spending three weeks in St. John's, New- foundland, with the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dawe. It is an exciting trip for the boys as they travel part-way by boat and then travel roads where herds of moose are common { has returned from = Wilkes-Barre | General Hospital where he was a medical patient. ‘We must apologize to the dogs committees were talked over. Miss | The Woman's Society honored the | ‘| following graduates by presenting | at | Miss Dorothy Gilbert R. N. has | ville Methodist Training Center of | the Pittsburgh Methodist Conference in the neighborhood. We were sure, | the upset garbage cans every day or so were the work of hungry dogs who prowled about at night. Well, the prowler has .been seen and it is not a dog. Did you guess? It’s a bear cub. Now what do we do? Lehman Boy Scouts with their leaders, Gordon Dawe and Bill Simms slept out in our woods last week. (We didn’t know about the bear then). The boys set up camp, hauled water and wood, assigned cooking and clean-up chores and thoroughly enjoyed their first camp- out. ' Forty-nine parents attended the _annual recital of pupils of Mrs. Homer Middleton | | recently. A varied program of piano | and vocal.solos, readings, duets and | tri ios and an eight hand selection | by Diane Shouldice, Shirley Disque, | Jane DelKanic, Richard May. Ice cream, strawberries, cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Middle- ton to the following participants and their guests: Stewart Calkins, Kathy and friends | baugh, Elizabeth Shaver, My father-in-law, A. B. Simms Peggy Dis- que, Bobby Disque, Ruth Adamshick, Jane DelKanic, Shirley Disque, Joyce DelKanic, Patty Major, George Major, Jean Louise Johnson, Billy O’Brien, Linza Sutton, Diane Shouldice, Joy Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duffy and family, Philadelphia are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Adel- man. Mr. Duffy is the former Shir- ley Elston. Ruggles Mr and Mrs. William Vetter, Wilkes-Barre, spent the week end with the Glenn Kocher family. Thursday afternoon and evening we were invited by Mrs. Edward Kond- racki, and children Eddie and Tony, Plymouth, also Grandma Kocher, Nadine Hoover and Theresa. Recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Desiderio’s were Joe's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Per- icci, also a sister-in-law, Mrs .Fannie Desiderio, all of Parsons; a nephew. and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Per- icci, daughter Michelle, Wyoming; Nicholas Lamb and Rose Lamb, Miners-Mills; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bef- fer and family, Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith and daughter, Judy. Wilkes-Barre. Recent visitors at the Bronson home were Mr. and Mrs. John and Janette, Springville. D. Verne Kitchen and daughter, Mrs. Ralph Rood, Ellen and Joyce spent Tuesday and Wednesday visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchen in Sidney, N. Y. Mrs. Darrell Loomis, Darrell Jr. and Harry spent a few days vaca- | tion with her father, Verne Kitchen ! in New York City and her daughter | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Race in Wal- lingford, Conn. Mrs. Michael Capitano and daugh- ter Terry, of New Jersey are spending | two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Rood. Marine Pvt. Richard Williams has | been spending his ten day leave with | his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. Clarencce Oberst and daughter, Sara and son, Calvin spent a week end with Mrs. Oberst’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kocher at their summer cot- tage, Hammonsport near Lake Ca- yuga, N. Y. Loyalville Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Czekaj, daughter Brenda Lee, Bristol; Susan Bonner, Morrisville; Judith Gear, Nanticoke; spent some time with Grandma Rosalie Lubinski, also of Nanticoke, Pa. Mrs. Luther Hummel, Bud and Walter Lubinski made a business trip to South River, N.J. They also called on relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown spent some time this past week at their home in Loyalville. They are em- ployed at Brooklyn, N.Y. Happy birthdays go out to Lil- lian May, Hank Trumbower, Clar- ence Payne, Patsy Symanski, Eva “Steltz, Robert McGovern, Luther Hummel Jr. Becky Boone, and Emma McGovern. Stanley Pansuzka and son Stan- ley,Jr., nephew John Kosloski, South- River, N. J. spent several days with Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Luth- san and Alfred Lord are vacationing | DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA er Hummel. Terry Boone of Buffalo, N. Y. was lucky to get a ride down with Aunt Bernice and Bertha to vacation with grand parents, Mr, and Mrs. Luther Hummel. Mr. and Mrs. Norval Blaine, sons Andrew, Richard and Brian New Jer- Bronson and children, Larry, Joan |S€Y ,spent a week with their mother Mrs. Mattie Casterline and brother Nathaniel. A big thank you goes out to each and every one who helped with Sample Fair, and also with our spaghetti supper. Mrs. Leland Grey and daughter, Marsha, Millie and Jane enjoyed a | trip with her sister Margaret Wal lace, Nanticoke, to South River, N. J. to spend a week with sister Blanche and family. Mrs. Clyde Lord and children | spent a week with friends at Newark, i N.J. Mr. Lord is working here. Su- | with grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Dana Lord of Pikes Creek, Pa. Lake-Noxen Class of 1956 held an | informal gathering at Sandy Bottom, Young Peoples Class of Ruggles | Harveys Lake recently. A number Methodist Church will meet at the | Of the class who were home for the church on Saturday evening, 8:00 | | 4th. attended. A picnic supper was | enjoyed and swimming. A meeting will be held this fall to plan a full scale reunion. Mary Ann, Elaine, Karen Kyek, Swoyersville, - spent a week with grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swire. The Church Official Board met at Loyalville Church. Hall with pastor James M. Garahan in charge. Present: Martha Steinruck, Wan= etta Hoppes, Emily Lord, Diane Weg-~ ner, Virgie Wolfe, Arthur Darnell, Pearl Ide, Wilfred Ide, Gilbert Ide, Jane Dougal, Josie Hummel, Cora Dougal, Thelma Leach, Sharon Dou- gal and Dale Leach, 3rd. Sunday School meeting was held and decid to hold a picnic at church grounds so everyone can attend at a later date. Our sympathy goes to husband, Nesbitt Hummel, daughter Gladys and mother Jennie Grey and the # rest of the family in the death of Dorothy Hummel. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hoppes, daughters, and mother, Mrs. Dobson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dobson of Watkins Glen, N.Y... , Sally Payne spent a week with Aunt Millie Delaney, daughters Linda and Rosemary, grand parents Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Payne. May, Richard May, Linda Hagen- You know EVANS DRUG STORE qs one of the most pleasant = Stores in town . . . and Fanny Farmer candy is certainly one of the most pleasant treats you can find anywhere. So now, when you want the candy that's out-of-the-ordinary— . FRIDAY, JULY 14 Fanny Farmer has selected VANS DRUG STORE to distribute her world-famous candies in your town! Happy news fou candy lovers! ol the candy that's made from the choicest, purest foods, the freshest ever boxed—see your Friends at EVANS DRUG STORE. 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