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NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
THE DALLAS POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1961
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522 HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage NE 9-6531
* RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher NE 9-3980 : TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert OR 4-2748
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver OR 4-5460 ® BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-2544
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Mrs. William Hughes 696-1005 © TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 71-2784 ® LEHMAN, Barbara Simms OR 4-3301
Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 888-2270 @ SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Bay GR 7-2072
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke NE 8-5187 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler OR 4-429
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Fire Auxiliary Meets
Fire Company Auxiliary met at
the Fire Hall Monday night. Mrs.
George Liddicote presided. Mrs.
Gwilliam Evans demonstrated Christ-
mas decorations that she had made.
Plans for the Christmas party were
made. Mrs. Thelma Norrie will act
a3 chairman; Mrs. Ruth Turn Reyn-
olds and Mrs. Louie Ayre are in
charge of the program. Mrs. Pat-
ricla Gregory is general Chairman.
Fifty-cent ‘gifts will be exchanged.
Catharine Ward has returned
home from Nesbitt Hospital after
being a patient there for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blight, New
York City, visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett over the
weekend.
Marion Finney, Wilmington, Del.
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
8. D. Finney over the weekend. Mr.
Finney is convalescing after being
ill a month.
‘Wilfred Anderson, student at
Bloomsburg Teachers College, visi-
ted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Anderson over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green-
wood, Terrace Avenue, have returned
from California.
el Perkins, Rahway, N. J.,
mt the weekend with his parents,
| , and Mrs. C. A. Perkins.
| : Birthdays
‘ Birthday greetings to Mrs.
Td ag Rineman, Mrs. Fred-
Woolbert, Mrs. Willard Wool-
; , Barbara Ann Long, Jean
Jodie, Alice Mary Engler,
ancy Cleasby, Eloise Thomas,
Marjorie Ann Rice, Cletus Hoyt,
3. James Oplinger, Fred Spenc-
er, Walter Howell, Bradley
Birth, David Rosnick, Jr., James
* Roger Darrow, Ferne Sabol,
+ Lynne Chipola, David Lawrence
Engler, Robert Billings, Gary
Glen Case, Edward Baker, Jr.,
John Apple, Herbert Osbourne,
gnd Vern Pritchard.
Mrs. Claude Bryant is with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Oplinger, Vestal, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Oplinger recently an-
pounced the birth of a son, Bruce
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TRUCKSVILLE
Edward, their first child.
Mrs. Bertha Evans has returned
after spending several weeks with
her son and daughter-in-law, Rev.
and Mrs. James Evans in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Gerald Qatfield, S. Pioneer
Avenue, suffered injuries to her
high leg and arm when she fell
from a ladder in her home. on Tues-
day.
. Mrs. Harold Evans, Mrs. Robert
Snyder, and Mrs. Norman ‘Seeley
are in New York City this week
visiting Mrs. Delores Bonner, a form-
er resident of Mt. Greenwood.
Fred Fritzer is building a home
on Staub Road.
Mr. land Mrs. Stanley Ayers, Mid-
way Manor, have purchased a home
in Livingston, N, J. and will move
there shortly.
Entertains Card Club.
Mrs. Carl Wright entertained her
card club Tuesday night. Mrs. Ern-
est Boland and Mrs. Russell Scott
won prizes. Attending were: Mes-
dames Allen Ashman, Joseph Bo-
land, Thomas Brice, Alexander Bon-
ner, John Cortright, Herbert Dan-
iels, Lester Ford, Edward James,
David Masters Edwin Nelson, Thomas
Oatfield, Johny Ringer, Elmer Shortz,
John Thomas, Herbert Throwbridge,
Edgar Woodson, and Jack Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Thompson of Col-
lingswood, N. J.; Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ed-
ward Scott, N. Collingswood, N. J.;
and Mr. and Mrs, Allen Scott, Phila-
delphia, visited Mr, ‘and Mrs. John
Francis and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hunter
and children, Mary Louise, Helen,
and Jasper, spent last week end
with relatives in Ohio.
Mr; and Mrs. Allen Meeker and
family spent the week end in Bing-
hamton where they visited Mr. and’
Mrs. Herbert Winkler.
‘Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Harry
Summers, and ‘Mrs. William Marks
spent last week in New York City.
Mrs. Calvin Crane and infant son
have returned home from Nesbitt
Hospital.
Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, Sutton
Road, attended the National Coun-
Hospital.
¢il of Jewish Women at the orgin-
ization’s fifth annual United Nations
Institute at UN Headquarters in
New York.
Mrs. Robert Wright and infant
son have returned home from Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. George Holland ent-
ertained at dinner Tuesday night to
honor his father, Russell Holland of
Edwardsville, who celebrated his
birthday on Sunday. Mr. Holland
was given a smoking set. Present:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Albright, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
en Howells, and Mr. and Mrs, John
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gompers
spent last weekend in Berwick,
where they visited their sons, Stan-
ley and William.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Conners,
Deerfield, who spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. William Brice, Harris
Hill Road, were entertained at din-
ner by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomp-
son ‘in Kingston.
Mrs. David Phillips and infant
son have returned from General
Rev. Robert Webster, former pas-
tor of Trucksville Methodist Church,
visited friends here on Thursday.
Stanley Winters, Clearfield, N. J.
spent the weekend with his cous-
in, William Winters.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green and
family, Northampton, Mass. visited
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Walters,
last weekend.
Clyde Bowers, Harrisburg, spent
several days last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bow-
ers.
Mrs. Nellie Smith, Rochester, N. Y.
visited her sister, Mrs. Carol Spring-
er last week. Mrs, Springer returned
to Rochester with her to spend the
wititer months.
Eleventh Birthday
"Mr. land Mrs. Chester Allen enter-
tained at a birthday party in honor
of their son, Edward, who was elev-
en on Tuesday. Games and music
were enjoyed. Prizes were won by
Thomas Ayers, Sandra Vivian, and
Joseph Michaels, Others present
were: Willard Snyder, Harry Brown,
John Singer, Herbert Ellsworth,
Sheldon Winters, Susan, Wentworth,
Connie Michaels. , Helen Johns,
Mary Bonner, the guest of honor
and his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore have
returned after spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gardner in Harrisburg.
Elwood Michaels and Stephen
Saunders spent the weekend in
Philadelphia, where they visited
Russell Wright, former resident of
Harris Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Keller, Scran-
ton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Wagner. Mrs. Keller is a sister to
Mr. Wagner.
Mrs. Mary Hunter has returned
to Walton, N. Y. after two vieeks
with relatives here.
Edward Arnold, who was a pat-
jent in Mercy Hospital four weeks,
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Meyers entertaned
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bentley and
daughter, Helen, Silver Springs,Md.
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hower
and family, Succasunna, N. J. vis-
ited ‘his parents, Mr. and [rs
Ira Hoover the past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Andrews nd
family, - former residents of Cev-
erton Road, spent the week ad
with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sad-
ers:
Mt. Zion
Tuffy-the-pointer sat on oIr
porch with nose pointing down te
road. My eyes followed his noe.
There was a deer vanishing into tk
bushes. Soon it reappeared unde
the old apple tree. Tuffy soundd
his alarm bow-wow summoning B
to look. About all we saw was thé
big white flag waving. It was tk
first I had ever seen full view of :
white tail. Thanks, Tuffy, fo point
ing him out.
Jack Scoble of Carverton broughs
us two potted Norway Spruc seedl
ings. It was our 44th weddirz anni.
versary and I named one tre Jach
and the other Peg and set tlkm out
on our west lawn.
Leland (Si) LaBar of Betlehem
says writing is a chore and wishes
I had a tape recorder. His haoby is
communicating by. tape talkag all
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“My wife bought a ladder, a brush and some paint
in the Want Ads—breaking my arm was my own
over the world. Writes, “I now have
tape friends, with whom I talk
regularly, in Tasmania, San Diego,
Indianapolis, Ivyland (near Phila.),
Floral park (Long Island), Trinidad,
Rothersham (England) and am in
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and one on Pitcairn Island.” Si’s
father, Cleve LaBara, lives over on
Kitchen road. Si’s wife is the former
Evelyn Smith, daughter of Paul and
Myrtle over on Hicks Creek road.
It’s still beautiful even with trees
bare. Now we can see neighbor
Bill Alling’s porch light twinkling
through the bare branches. On our
way home by way of Wyoming we
can now see our own lights from
half a mile down the road. We like
to look at the pond at dusk with
fading light till reflecting in the
water through the dark trees,
This last was a busy week,
preaching three nights at [Plymouth
for our friends George and Vera
Dickinson. They have two darling
children. It was the week, too, when
the storm windows needed to be in-
stalled. 1 made some with plastic
stapled to frames.
Mrs. Lottie Bell from over next to
Ed. Miles’ house has been in Pittston
Hospital for a number of days. ©
Billy Miles, reporter for the 4-H
Electric Club tells me that for the
next meeting (Mon. Nov. 27) Karen
Hronich and we are to give electrical
demonstrations as part of the pro-
gram, ‘Also he tells me that the 4-
H members can supply you with
thoice English Holly for your
Christmas needs.
The Rev. Ralph Weatherly of
“Happy Hills” Mt. Zion preached at
Trinity Episcopal Church at Mt.
{ Pocono last Sunday. Mrs. Weatherly
accompanied him. They will also
attend there next Sunday and Mr.
Weatherly will preach.
Tuesday of this week the Rev, and
Mrs. Weatherly will leave for N. J.
to spend Thanksgiving with their
son the Rev. Bruce A. Weatherly
and family in Moorestown. On their
way home they will stop at Glen
Ridgo N. J. for the purpose of chris-
tening their new grandchild, Phoebe
Armfield Tallmadge. The baby was
born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
bart Tallmadge.
Here's wishing all you readers a
happy Thanksgiving. Even patients
in the hospital tell me they have
much to be thankful for, both be-
cause of and in spite of experiences
with oxygen tents, plaster casts,
traction, operations, needles, things
which God has inspired men t6 in-
vent to heal bodies. Having a thank-
ful spirit helps heal the soul, (No
charge for the sermon!)
Harveys Lake
Mary Kuchta of Lakewood, N. J.,
recently spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Kuchta,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flecknoe,
Drexel Hill, spent last weekend with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mys.
Michael Clark,
Jil and Dorothy Cappellini of
Wilkes-Barre are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Marie Cappellini
while their mother is a hospitel
patient,
Donald Kocher, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carleton Kocher has been
taken to a Philadelphia hospital for
an operation,
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Michael Clark, who celebrated their
wedding [anniversary on Friday, and
to Elsie Rauch and Elsie Jones, who
celebrated their birthdays this last
week.
I would like to share this thrill,
which is a first for me, with our
readers, wg!
Last Thursday [Mrs. Michael Clark
and I watched from her window a
pair of pine grosbeaks. - These quite
large birds are really beautiful with
very much rose color predominat-
ing, the male being brighter than
the female. The birds were within
3 feet of us, giving us an excellent
view, and they did not seem real
scerey, like some birds are; - just
kept picking seeds for food from ‘the
ground.
Community Center
Plans Dinner
Jewish Community Center plans
its Seventh Annual Dedication Din-
ner for December 3, 6:30, in the
‘Weiss Auditorium. Cocktail hour in
the Cohen gymnasium starts. at
5:30, :
fotbataty.
Sweet Valley
Cheryl Kittle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Kittle, Jr. will ob-
serve her fifth birthday Sunday.
Her many little friends wish her a
happy birthday, :
* Nancy and Jean Drapiewski,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
-Drapiewski will spend. the Thanks-
giving weekend at home. Nancy is
a student at Marywood College and
Jean at Misericordia.
Mrs," Marie Baker, and daughter,
Linda, will spend Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. John Stichak, Alden.
Mrs. Robert Cragle, the former
Jean Gomb, Warrior Run observed
her birthday Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Blazick,
Sr. will have Thanksgiving dinner
Gerald Blazick, Patterson, will spend
| the holiday visiting in this area.
Rev. and Mrs. B. Kirby Jones and
B. K. will spend the holiday week-
end in Wadesboro, N. C. with Rev.
Jones’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Jones.
Dean Long, student at Blooms-
burg State Teachers College, will
spend the holiday at home.
Boys, eight to eleven, who are
interested in Cub Scouting should
contact their teachers for informa-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas will
entertain at Thanksgiving dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Adams, Mrs.
Thomas’ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernard Lamoreaux
and son, have purchased and moved
into the home on Grassy Pond road,
recently vacated by Mrs. Frances
Thomas and daughter, Cheryl, who
have moved into a new mobile home
at RD 1 Hunlocks Creek.
Charles Yetter and Gary Maug-
er, students at Lycoming College,
will spend the holiday week-end at
their home, Pikes Creek.
Boyd Cragle, Oakdale, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheldon.
Mrs. Nettie Post will spend
Thanksgiving with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Post.
Mr. and Mrs, Sherman Kunkle
were hosts at the November meeting
of Rural Letter Carriers Association
which ‘met at the Sweet Valley!
Fire Hall. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Dodson; Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Johnson; Mr. and Mrs.
William Gouse; Mr. and Mrs. George
with Mrs. Edna Boyle, Shickshinny. |
‘Miller; Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Young:
Mr. and Mrs. George Yencho; Mr,
Robert Gloman; and Michael Pet-
rillo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baer and son
Michael, Nazareth, spent the week-
end with friends and relatives in
the Back Mountain area.
The address of Pvt. Elwyn Crag-
le is U.S. 52547049 Company B 9B
NL, PIT Fort Jackson, South Caro-
lina. Pvt. Cragle, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Cragle writes
that he is now on Basic training
maneuvers and expects to spend
Christmas leave at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long
had as guests last Saturday, Mrs.
Dottie Thomas, Clark Summit, and
Mrs. Long's mother, Mrs. Nettie
Post.
Dean Bronson, will spend Thanks-
giving at home. Dean is driving
up from Shepherdstown, Va. where
he is a student at Shepherd Col-
lege. Another Lake-Lehman gradu-
ate, Bill Williams, will accompany
Dean, spending the holiday with
his parents at Idetown.
Walter Haas, Silver Springs, Md.
spent last week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. John Gelsleichter. On Saturday
the Gelsleichters had as guests Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Culver, Lar-
ry and Dean, and Mrs. Culver's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hunt-
er spent last Sunday at Unionville
with Mrs. Laura King.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wint, North
Lake will be the guests over the
holiday week-end of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Ondash, Elkins Park.
Mrs. Felix Witnoski, Forrest Hills,
has been in Philadelphia the past
week with her nephew and family,
the Jack Kearneys.
The address of Charles Donald
Turner is 81st Transportation Co.
Light Helicopter H-21 %A.P.O. San
Francisco, California, His wife, Marg-
aret, resides here with his mother.
Mrs. Willis C. Turner, son Eddie,
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hess and Mrs. Marg-
aret Turner will motor to Gerrarns-
town, W. Va. where they will spend
Thanksgiving with Miss Virginia
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Toes, who will return with them
to spend the ‘winter in Sweet Val
ley. Miss Turner is the sister to tha
late Willis C. Turner, Mr. and Mrs,
Hess reside at Jonestown.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr. and Mrs, Glenn
Brown and family upon the death
of Mrs. Brown's father, Mr, Heary
Nagle, Ashley, who died Friday eve
ning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Howett, Salsbury, Md. A
son, Thomas Nagle is a former resi<
dent of Sweet Valley.
Seaman Apprentice James Robs,
erts, Jr., son of Dr. James Roberts,
North Lake, spent last week-end
at his home. Jim is stationed aboard,
the U. S. S. Enterprise which will
be commissioned on Saturday. ©
On Friday, Mr, and Mrs. Charles
H. Long drove to Baltimore where"
they attended the annual Bonus
Banquet for Massey-Ferguson deal-,
ers.
Mr. ad Mrs. Clint Rarick were ros :
cent guests of Bess Klinetob, 4
Services At Nordmont ;
For Albert M. Sharrow
Albert M. Sharrow was buried
last Friday from (Cherry Grove Ceme-
tery Chapel at Nordmont. The body
lay in state at Nordmont, Revi.
Norman Tiffany officiated.
Mr. Sharrow, 66, for the pish
twenty-two years a resident of Leh«
man, died Nov. 14 at Nesbitt Hos-.
pital where he had been admitted ten
days earlier.
He was a native of Nordmont,.
son of the late Edward and Bila,
‘Hess Sharrow. For fifteen years
was employed by Nescomb Broth
ers in Forty Fort. He attended Dal
las Methodist Church.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Laura Stout; ..daughters: Mrs. Stars
ling Barnes, Lehman;
abeth Ross, Shavertown; son
ward of Lancaster; six grandchil
ren; brothers and sisters, Mrs. Stane
ley May, Nordmont; Mrs. Alica
Bower, - Montgomery; Mrs. Helen
Scranton Troy, N.Y.; Mrs. Ruth’
Metzger Eugene, Ore.; Harley, Cans
ton and Ralph of Nordmont.
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