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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1962 Als
Ten Valuable Dogs Have Died From Poison
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This police street map of New Goss Manor
shows the locations
| ‘where ten dogs have been found dead of poisoning and shooting within
‘the past year and a half.
All of the poisoning appears to have taken place within a confined
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dead dogs, most of them owned by New Goss Manor residents,
were found.
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There are children under twelve years of age in New Goss Manor
and parents are concerned that some crank’s hatred for dogs may easily
lead to unexpected tragedy for some child.
The Lend-a-Hand Class, St. Lukes
Wednesday evening, at the home
of Mrs. Fred Case. Present: Mrs.
Wheeler Hess, Mrs. John Jones,
Mrs. W. S. Bender, Mrs.’ Loren
Case, Mrs. Richard Keiper, Doro-
thy Keiper, Mrs. Arthur Blizzard,
Christine Blizzard, and Pastor Wes-
ley.
Mrs. Fred Kromelbein is spend-
ing some time with Mr. and Mus.
Loren Case. She is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis and
son, Jimmy Pat, Williamsport, spent
Saturday in Noxen and Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Bean returned home with
them for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May and
family, Allentown, Mr, and Mrs.
Jerry Boone, Eyersville, Pa., Mrs.
Evelyn Nalbone, Watchung, N. J.
spent. the week end with Joseph
Nalbone and family.
Elvin Bean is working for Amer-
ican Chain and Cable, at Pittston.
Kenneth Turner, Williamsport,
spent the weekend here with with
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leibenguth
and family of Endicott, spent the
week end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Leibenguth. .
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cummings,
and Barbara, Milltown, N. J. spent
the week end with Mrs. Betty
Smith.
Word has been received of the
death of an old and respected form-
er resident of Noxen, Stanley Al-
len, who was employed at the Arm-
our Leather Company.
Mr, and Mrs. Carlton Patton and
family, Newafk, Delaware, were
here to attend the funeral of Stan-
ley Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesie Kocher, Will-
iamsport, came on Friday for their
son Jack, who spends the week
with Mr. and Mrs. William Me-
Kenna. He will finish out the term
in Noxen.
Mr. Mialek and daughter Gladys
and Paul Davis of Passaic, N. J.
evengelists at the Independant Bib-
le Church, were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wandell and family, Stull, on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tallent and
daughter Debra, Jermyn, Pa., spent
a few days last week at Walter
Wandell’s.
W.S.C.S. Class of Methodist Church
are planning a sunshine basket for
Stella Shook. Any one wishing to
donate are to contact Mrs. Vane
Race, Mrs. William MacMillan or
Mrs. Elwood Patton by March 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Race have
returned to their own home, after
spending the winter at the home of
their son, Elmer and family. They
had as visitors on Saturday, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Vancampen, End-
well, N: Y. Their son William re-
turned to Binghamton with them.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pellitieri
and Vivienne, Trenton, N. J. are
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bigelow.
Mrs, David MacMillan and Fred-
die, Mrs. Percy MacMillan, Mrs.
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Lutheran Sunday School met on]
NOXEN
Howard Smith and children, at-
tended the wedding of Jennie Mil-
lard and Melvin Graham, Mont-
rose Presbyterian Church: on Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lord and
son Timmy, of Tonawanda, N. Y.
called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lord,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wall, Wyom-
ing, were here to help Mrs. Lola
Miner celebrate her pinety.fint
birthday.
Mrs. Carl Newberry has been a
patient in the General Hospital
since Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engelman
visited at the home of Mrs. George
Engelman, Williamsport, on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Lee Cole and Mrs. Minnie
Shook of Central, Pa. were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hackling.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Coole visited
her brother Cecil Hale, who is a
patient at the Robert Packer Hos-
pital, Sayre, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hackling
have returned after a several weeks
visit with their son, Robert and
his family at Pompano Beach, Fla.
Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
was called upon to extinguish a
grass fire in back of V.F.W. Hall
on Sunday noon. Last week, an
oil stove exploded in the home
of Watson Everett at 3 am. but
the blaze was soon extinguished.
Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Shalata, Tommy and
Judy, spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs, Edna DuBois, at Oneonta,
N.Y:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and
Mrs. Theodore Jones, at Warwick,
N.Y.
Mrs. Albert Ruff, teacher in the
Tunkhannock school, has been ill
for several days causing her to
be absent from school.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke, Will-
iamsport, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Benjamin, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fish spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clara
ence Ray, Sunbury. S
Weekend visitors at the Arthur
Sutliff, Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mrs.
John Miller, Wilkes-Barre.
Lewis Lord, Apalachin, spent the
week end with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allen and
children, Richmond, Va. and Mr.
and Mrs. James Miers and children
of Newark, Del., were called here
to attend the funeral of Stanley
Allen.
Names omitted when the picture
of the Noxen Red Cross was tak-
en were; Mrs. Ernest Teetsel, Mrs.
Otto Satmonis and Mrs. James
Patton: Jr.
Mrs. Florence Pond and daught-
er Katherine spent the week end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wright, at Harrison Valley, Pa.
A birthday dinner was held at
Leibenguth on Sunday in honor of
Dorothy French, Mr. and
Karlene, Gayle Nalbone, spent the |
week end at the home of Mr. and, |}
Blizzards were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce | : :
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray BE
the thirty-sixth birthday anniver-
sary of the twins, Howard and Har-
old, Randy Leibenguth, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Howard Leibenguth, cel-
ebrated his ninth anniversary on |
| Mt. Zion
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reinhardt
attended church at Mt. Zion and
visited their daughter Mrs. William
—ee Alling of Mt. Zion road.
What you need in the electric Harold Seiple’s mother was a
brain department is one that will | Sunday dinner guest at the Seiples.
get us out of all these troubles that | Also Mrs. Fred Rickert of West
human brains get us into. | Pittston was a guest.
the same day.
*X DALLAS MERCHANTS
fuzzy.
hold pets, have been shot or pois- | er lived for
oned within the immediate Dallas 'it picked up strychine,
area. Ten of them were found. dead
in yards or along streets in New
Goss Manor where there are more
than 120 children under twelve
years of age.
DALLAS, ‘PENNSYLVANIA
Charles lack’ : Dachshund, Duchess
Dies In Front Of Horrified Children
Within the past two years, more pected of having been in the New
than twenty valuable dogs, house | Goss Manor area. The Davies’ Box-
several hours after
but Dr.
Post, who treated Muggs, says that
strychnine usually kills immediate
ly, sometimes depending on the
size of the dog and the amount
picked up. While the McCutcheon’s
Most recent poisoning came .a Nicky and Davies’ boxer came home
week ago when Rusty and Hal [to die, the Ide dogs died on the
Flack, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles spot in New ‘Goss Manor where
Flack, lost their two year old dach- | their bodies were picked up in back
shund, Duchess.
Duchess died in a violent con-
yards by Chief of Police Pete Lange.
Among residents of New Goss
vulsion before the children’s eyes Manor who have lost dogs over a
as they played with her in front! ' period of time through poisoning
of the Ed Eyerman home.
are: Atty. and Mrs. Monroe Houtz,
Dr. Richard Post said strychnine ' Mr, and Mrs. Robert Block, Oliver
was the cause. An autopsy revealed | Rome, John McCormick, and Frank
an inch square piece of meat sat- | Cooper. Robert Stephenson’s setter
urated with strychnine and a bis- was shot nearby.
cuit as the only contents of her |
stomach.
Generally speaking, none of the
dogs poisoned was permitted to run
The dog had been out of the [at large but were allowed out of
Flack home on Grandview Avenue the house once or twice a day, most
only a short while before she died. | frequently during evening hours or it
Mrs.
Flack had kept her in the 'after children
were home from
house all’ day until the afternoon school.
school bus arrived, then the child-
ren took her with them to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Harold
Flack, who gave Duchess a bis-
cuit.
After leaving their grandmother’s,
the children and Duchess crossed
two yards. Within minutes there-
after Duhess went into a violent
convulsion and died in agony.
Earlier this month George Mc-
Cutcheon, Mrs, Carleton Davies, Mar-
cus Ide and Kenneth Ide lost dogs
in similar manner. All are sus-
State Police have been called into
the case and are investigating. A
reward of $100 has been offered
leading to the arrest and convic-
tion of the poisoner.
Police say that strychnine on
candy, meat and foodstuffs, attract-
ive to dogs, is also likely to be
picked up by small children with
| fatal results. Blue jays and other
larger birds are apt to pick it up
and carry it considerable distance
before dropping it. There are Severe
penalties for its use. -
Fernbrook hd
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dymond,
E. Overbrook Ave. returned Friday
after spending nearly two months
visiting their son and daughter-in-
law in Lompac, Calif. They flew
out by jet and returned home by
train taking in the beauty and
breathtaking scenery of the coun-
try side. Mr. and Mrs. William Dy-
mond and son Billy are making
their home in Lompoc and Mr. Dy-
mond is working at Vaudenburg
Air Force Base for Air Products.
Harold Sciple is tyne to figure
out how to arrange the two cars in
his garage so the new road can go
through the middle of it without
damaging the cars! He'll probably
compromise by moving his garage
and letting the road go on by.
Mildred Lloyd is recovering nicely
from her recent surgery at Pittston
Hospital.
The land edge of our pond has
dropped about a foot for 3 or 4 feet
back from the
peculiar looking shore line.
Our pussy willows are getting
water making a7"
{of Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stewart, E.
Stroudsburg, visited the latter's
mother, Mrs. Ira Button, E. Over-
brook: Ave. on Wednesday; Mr.
Stewart is on leave from Arabia.
On Tuesday, Rev. and Mrs. Lewis
Button, Berwick, spent the day with
Mrs. Button.
Mrs. Hazel Keiper, Roushey Plot,
is a patient in General Hospital
where she was taken following a
heart attack at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stanton,
Bob and Carl, Roushey St. spent
the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Bloomer, Melinda and Brenda
in West Chester, Pa.
Teaching In Dallas
Mrs. Dorothy Strohl,’ Church St,
Dallas, who will receive her degree
at College Misericordia in June,
is doing her practice teaching in
the second grade of Dallas Elemen-
tary School under the direction
be there for six weeks.
Mrs. “'Strohl™ is’ “past” president of
Trucksville P.T.A.
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