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Mrs. J. K. Murray and daughter
Miss Naomi Murray, Scranton, have
returned home" after visiting with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Murray, Bayshore,
Long Island. :
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A ] Ronald Maturi, son of Mr. and
ard Of Thanks Mrs. Robert |S. Maturi, Sutton Road,
e family of the late Maude who graduated from Penn State on
idner wishes to thank friends March 18 in Business Administra-
"neighbors for kindly acts of | tion, has received a commission as
onal service for flowers and |@ Second Lieutenient in the Air
ds of sympathy received dur-|Corps. and on April 8 left for the
© the recent bereavement. Tyndale Air Force Base in Florida.
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Enjoy Talk On
Robert E. VanHorn, guest speak-
er at the meeting of Back Mountain
Library Book Club Monday after-
noon, gave an interesting talk on
Jamestown and Williamsburg, Va.,
replete with slides and tape record-
ings. Of special interest were views
of Raleigh's Tavern, the jail, stocks
and the beautiful and quaint brick
buildings of William and Mary Col-
lege.
Introduced as guests were Mrs.
Herbert Tippett, Mrs. M. Slater, Mrs.
Emerson Adams, Mrs. Bowden
Northrup and Mrs, Paul Goddard,
Melanie Frantz and ‘Anne Davies,
New members were Mrs. Robert
Dun and Charles Lilley.
Mrs, ‘Herman Thomas thanked all
who helped with cookies and work
at the Open House party. Mrs.
George Montgomery reported that
there are 127 paid up members of
the club. Mrs. Fred Howell an-
nounced her membership commit-
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tee, Mesdames John H. D. Ferguson,
Albert Jones, Hanford Eckman, Ly-
man Lull, M. J. Brown, Kenneth
Herwig, Homer Moyer, Ralph Dixon,
Arnott Jones, Carl Henderson, John
Wardell, Howard Risley, Thomas
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Mrs. Dana Crump was chosen to
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Mrs. Herman Thomas gave a brief
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The) meeting was in charge of the
new president, Mrs. Mitchell Jenk-
ins... Mrs. Charles Frantz read the
minutes.
Present were:
Present were Mesdames W. H.
Pierce Jr., J. B. Northrup, A. D.
Hutchison, Thomas M. Lewis, E. E.
Adams, John P. DeWitt Sr., Nor-
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VanHorn, J. F. Sallada, A. G. Ruth-
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Ross, Homer Moyer, George Mont-
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Stanley Davies, Herbert Tippett, J.
H. D. Ferguson, W. E. Mokychic, M.
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Kiwanis Club Members Hear
Director Of Nursing, Retreat
Honored At Shower
Mrs. Allan J. Covert and Nancy
Covert of Shavertown recently en-
tertained at a kitchen shower in
honor of Lynne Shouldice bride
elect of Nelson Coates. The table
was beautifully decorated with
spring flowers. Attending were: Mrs.
John Roskos, Mrs. Edgar Sutton,
Mrs. Anna Walters, Mrs. August
Walters, Mrs. Paul Sholdice, Mrs.
Chris Coates, Mrs. Sheldon Ehret,
Miss Dianne Sholdice, Miss Ardeth
Walters, the guest of honor and the
hostesses." :
Therese Hennebaul
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul,
Jr., Dallas R. D. 1, announce the
birth of a seven pound, one ounce
baby girl, Theresa Marie, on March
28 There are two other children,
Patricia Ann, three, and Walter
John, fourteen months,
Mrs., Henebaul is the former
Marianne Parsons, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Parsons, Harveys
Lake R. D. 1, formerly of Lehman.
Mr. Hennebaul is son of Mr. and
Mrs Walter 'Hennebaul, Sr., Harveys
Lake R. D. 1. He is employed at
Linear Corporation.
This is the third grandchild for
the Hennebauls and the fourth. for
the Parsons. *
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The Kiwanis Club of Dallas met
Wednesday evening at Castle Inn.
Speaker was Florence S. Bujno, RN.
Miss Bujno has a bachelor of science
and masters degree in psychology
and is currently director of nursing
at Retreat State Mental Hospital. She
illustrated her remarks with slides,
showing the social side of the lives
of the inmates and: the beautiful
surroundings of the hospital itself.
The inmates are taken on picnics,
ball games and other outside activ-
ities. They manage their own can-
teen at the hospital, indulge in
almost all sports, such as basketball,
baseball, bowling, etc. Today a
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drill, bayonet fighting, physical con-
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and other military subjects.
Three weeks are devoted to the
rifle range, where recruits fire the
M-14 rifle and receive instruction in
other basic Marine infantry wea-
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When we shoot our man to the
moon how do we know he'll land
on a flat plateau instead of one
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The Pancake Festival chairman,
Merrill Faegenburg, last week at a
board meeting went through a
countdown of coming events before
the big day, May 5th, with the
chairmen of the various committees.
All seems to be moving along fine.
This is a fund raising project to
send the Key Club Rifle and Drill
team to the Kiwanis International
Convention at Denver in June. They
have been extended an invitation
to entertain at the convention.
Chairman of Inter-Club meetings,
Paul Laux, along with Alfred Acker-
son, lieutenant governor of Division
15, Jerome Gardner, president, and
John Henninger, former an inter-club
meeting with the Tunkhannock club
last Thursday evening.
Purely Personal
Joe Peterson, who is employed in
New York City, left over the week-
end for Montreal where he will visit
his sister, Ann. Friday they will
drive back to Dallas to spend Easter
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Peterson, Norton Avenue.
Mrs. Mary Glahn and Marjorie,
Bunker Hill,’ are spending several
days with Mrs. Glahn’s sister, Mrs.
Marjorie Balbrath at Rochester, N.Y.
Marlon Lipfert, Trucksville Gard-
ens, is spending two weeks in
Miami, Fla. ¢
Mrs, William Higgins has returned
to. her home on Pioneer Avenue,
Dallas, after spending several days
with her grandson, Donald Weidner,
and family, Lehman Avenue, Dallas,
‘where she was ill.
Donn Goodwin arrived home
Wednesday by T.W.A. Airlines from
Wingate College, N. C., to spend the
Easter recess with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Goodwin, Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Robbins
and daughters, Lisa and Anne, Wil-
mington, Del, spent last weekend
as guests of Mr. Robins’ mother,
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Darl Smith, Hun-
lock Creek R. D. 2, have announced
the birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt
Hospital on April 12. '
Capt. and Mrs. Albert L. Morse
and children of St. Bruno, Canada,
will arrive Friday to spend Easter
with Mrs. Morse’s ‘parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Post, Cliffside Avenue,
Truckville.
Debra Ann Gelsleichior
Mr. and Mgs, ‘Frank. Gelsleichter,
Jr.» Harris’ Sirect, Fernbrook, an-
nounce- the birth of a daughter,
Debra Ann, on April 10 in Nesbitt
Hospital. She weighed six pounds,
thirteen ounces. There are
other daughters, Brenda and Dianne.
Mrs. Gelsleichter is the former Jan-
ice : Belles, daughter of Mrs. Earl
Belles and the late Earl Belles, and
Mr. Gelsleichter is son' of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Gelsleichter, Sr., of Fern-
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