- DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
TRUCKSVILLE
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
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NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDEN ALLE
t i : : i : Sis ; : : 997% Rose Lord, daughter of Mr. and blossoms. #
1S ~ Trucksville Fire Company will |with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hawk, BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-2544 ° Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388 nu Mel s Et Drir Frank Young. Jv. Lancaster NAS
meet Friday night. | Hillside Street. FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver OR 4-5460 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522 : gy ha ST Dover i on Bo oat poi ckond
hristo- ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, 2nd, MEN'S CLUB MAKES TOUR HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs.Albert Armitage NE 9-9531 © SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler OR 4-5231 oct ih erly i) “ni ; oy Bi tt “nt Lake Sillkworth!
oy Huntsville Road, will return next Folty-three men. of Mets Clas IDETOVAN, Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 e SWEET VALLEY, Mrs, Albert Ray GR 7-3271 Vo ea dl REE
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Dn week from Casey Key, Florida, |p. go Methodist Church, made JACKSON TOWNSHIP, William Hughes 696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1639 Methodist Church, Huntington Mills, | one-half month old sister, Elizabeth,
tn the ri they sper oe Wen Mys, |@ tour April 23, of the State Cor- LEHWIAN, Barbara Simms OR 4-3391 © Saturday April 28, at 2 with a re- Ihaye chicken-pox. 7
other” De ii) on MIS. | rectional Institution at Chase. All MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 7-2734 @ ception following in the church on oar mpoiac Kucsawa,
' Mak- H na Hill Road: | came away with a better under- parlors. |and son Gregg, Reading, and Mn.
HeprIIS ul ad, | standing of what is bei _- "| Debbie Zetfoss, daughter of Mr. | at
| : g t is being done for r r 4d chil-
Grah will leave today | g 3 “ a: h . ._ |and Mrs. Walter Gordon and ¢
Sh con e 129 | the men coniified thos, . | I answered, “Not particularly”. | Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes, | nq Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Jr. is im- | dren. Carol. Naney, Wally, Jimmies
Pg fo 5p : 2 J Lb Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchison, Mit¢ Yion So he shook hands with me | Lad Bs Bastar Sudo) Juss, Me | proving after an ins 4 Haat | Cathy and Becky ne Sa
; ! Doran Drive, have returned fro ® | and we parted good friends. | an rs. Raymon cUaniels, F. | Mrs. Raymond aw an augh-| = "7 i ot ' .
5s Farb- ~ , e m ict {spent Easter weekend with their
el Rang Florida, where they spent the win- | Friday Mrs. Jean Hronich enter- |head vases filled with spring ar-| Two doctors and I — that’s and de Robes Sherwood: Denise | tor, Kay Altemus, il i rors Mr. and Mrs. William Nas
= In-1aW, tor months, tained in honor of her son, Mike, on |rangements. In the fellowship con-| three experts! — agreed to | and SCO erwood. tained at a party at their home. At- |’) “oo Tn
: , s . 1 Ei) @¥pe ; 2 : : : | gle, es Creek,
sagen, i Dr 21d a 5. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hartman and | his 7th birthday. Right after school |versation which followed thete | “let it ride”. And the cat on a | The Roland Gensels moved into tending were Mrs. Lottie Christo. | Mis, Archic Wildoner: Sr. mothen
Wk WE) Hi 3 fam] i val son, Robert, Pottstown, spent a few |the following guests gathered at |items were gleaned over the “grape- | hot tin roof — well, the second | their new home at Chase Manor pher, Pringle; Phyllis Skoronski, lof John Wildoner, is observing her
win Bo outh NH famiy Y" days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green- | Mike's house for games, such as vine”: Mrs. Mullison fell and hurt | doctor said I wasn’t so bad Saturday. : h Stella Kittle, Irene Adams, ois eel today ; ¢
Sl bo a vr and Wis. Nelson Harris, Cor ley recently. : football, baseball, with much run- her leg so she could not attend | alter all Congratulations to You Bas : 2 Adams, Lela ey Dy Nr and rs. Berm Bronson,
n Pall Yerton. Road. hove: rotuific 1 alter Congratulations to James Case ning and shouting: David Emanuel, |Easter service. Later reports were | The following persons were re- | member uf 1stele RS acy Rosencrans, Joan Cornell and Ro- Noth hes ote oat Mat
Jos- three weeks in California | who recently received the Earl |Mark VanTuyle, Rickie King, Rickie that it was not broken. | ceived into membership at Mt. Zion | Who for the third Ie ve "| chelle Sarnak. Bron on oot dea rnia
a Mr. and Mrs, Harry Sarto and Rhodes Scholarship. Jim is a Dymond. Mrs. Hronich was assisted | Add Woodbert Jr., has been hos- | Church Sunday: Nettie Parrish | has earned a See =e ol P53 | Mr, and Mrs. William George had 1%. ond Mae Froid Haghes Ring.
e i family, Holly Stront os moved io nor at Bloomsburg State College|by Jackie VanTuyle and Karen pitalized for tests and returned | (from First Methodist, Wilkes- | this year ot Rutgers a {as Easter dinner guests. Mrs. frown 2 ra
: 5 @snome they purchased on Hunt (and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred | Hronich, and all sat down to a de- home. Later report on him was Barre), Mrs. Ruth Earl, George | Paton Ae i : Rt | Josephine ‘George and son Carl, Ax | Doug Trumbower returned 10
ay lle Road. " PUA Case, Carverton Road. licious birthday supper, during that he had two severe heart at- |Hurrey. [icon aT gi den, Mary Davis, Wika parte, ond Penn State University after spend-
\ - Mrs. Grant Cooper and infant COUPLES CLUB hich Ame ibeyis wers all quiet tacks Thursday morning and had to | Further word from Cleve LaBar | nis low bid of $1,800.00 | Wr; Nettle Post ie pretandy | ing Easter with his parents, Mr. and
~ Luth- | daughter have returned home from Couples Club, Trucksville |enough so I could get their names | be rushed to the hospital by am- |is to the effect that he was taken | gop, Henry Ziminski, son of Mr. Spending Eg vo ° i fi aw hon | Mrs. Ord Trumbower. £
'uesday |= General Hospital, Methodist Church, will sponsor and what they were doing over the | bulance, in critical condition. Re- {by ambulance to Nesbitt Hospital. | and Mrs, Henry Ziminski Chase | her - daug FP = a5 : gn an a5: 1 Mrs, Richard Davenport, Sr. en-
shown = & BIRTHDAY DINNER a spring dance Saturday eve- telephone. They yelled yes” when | ported a good night on Thursday ONE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING! | Manor, celebrates his second birth- and ye an TS ln ‘3 gt. & “ a | tertained at a family dinner, her
ner ex- |i : ning in the Fellowship Hall. An | Mrs. Hronich asked them if they night Ww '_ | day toda [ory inner guess : : {son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
Rotar § Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prutzman, orchest; iil play for dane wanted their names in the paper! ‘ 7 [ Yes, it's late hours for us, but we’- | day today. : { Mrs. Ronald Grabowski and son, |’ 4d" Dav rt dr Dottie: J
yy 3 Maple, Street, enterained at a birth. chesira will play for dancing Joan King and ‘Jean Emanuel |. just back from listening to the | Court of Honor will be held | Mark, who recently returned from | ar avenport, Jr., Dottie Jean,
ts, will if ‘day dinner April 20, honoring her ou 2 11:80, Refresh THE KING CRUSADERS went over to the church to decor- | oratoria presented in Scranton. Hay- | Thursday May, 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the | French Reston and. callers in- | Richard, and Billy, Beach Haven,
nd. mother, Mrs. Johatng 0 ‘ments will be served. The com- Wednesday night the King’s Cru- jate for the class meeting. While Lan's “The Seasons’ you've hear a- | Jackson Township Fire Hall by Boy a dod Jay Long, Selinsgrove; (and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bridle,
Br me: Staub Road. Tables were Hocorated hue M- i Ry me Rubert saders class met with the following there Janice King and Jeffrey pout. Of course we've been hearing | Scout Troop No. 225. | Ghirge Johnaor, Wilkes-Barre: Mar. | Ricky =e Li Se. i |
. Daley, 3 ri or : einer, Mr. an s. Raymon members present: Emma Miles, | Emanuel had erfectly lovely time | ’s bi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyttle spent | ? PN Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lasco, an
Wills. with spring flowers. Present; Mrs. Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. William | Clara Gonser, Jean Earl, Mildred hg y y Gathy's bis sad sais Tor Neel Easter Sunday with Mr. Kyttle's garet Meade, Wes! Nenticors; children, Barbara
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» L. Hughes,
Anthony Napierkoski, Laura Na-
« pierkoski; Ronald, Richard, Jeffrey,
~ and Holly Prutzman.
Birthday greetings this week to
Laing Coolbaugh, Mrs. Allen
‘ Harold Stout, Stella Mae Bird, Gail
Jill Maurine Chernin,
Margaret J. Rowlands, Sara Jane
Peters, Joy Ann Case, Barbara Bes-
smer, Joanne Bergman, Susan E.
7 Owens, Henry Owens, Karl Stock, |
-:-Sr., Robert W. Kleiner, Jr., Irvin
~~ Miller, Jr., John L. Roushey, and S.
D. Finney.
"Cadet William Greenley, a fresh-
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“man at Pennsylvania Military Col-
lege, Chester, spent several days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Greenley, Harris Hill Road.
aura Napierkoski, Holly Street,
was confined last week by illness.
Mrs. Mame Dymond, Carverton
Road, is convalescing following an
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Chernin
d family, Carverton Road, visited
= aunt, Mrs, Fred Hawkey in
Honesdale Saturday.
A party honoring Mrs. Hawkey
Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clel-
land, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hans-
com, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Ornan Jenkins and
children, Donald, Herbert, and
Joyce, of Rahway, N. J. visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jen-
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| kins, over the week end.
Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Smith enter-
tained on Easter. Mr. Smiths sis-
ter, Mrs. William Bieberle and
| daughter Jo Ann of Cherry Hill,
N. J.
| Gleaners Class of Alderson
Church met Thursday evening, at
| the church. Mrs. Arthur Wagner
| served. There were ten present.
Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Traver and
| family are moving from Kunkle
Road to Noxen
I. A. Road, Laketon, is a medical
patient in Nanticoke State Hospital.
W.S.CS. of Alderson Church will
Krum, Madge Smith, Alice Daniels,
Jane Lloyd, Peggy Thomas, Thelma
George, Marion Thomas, Mae Lewis, |
Marie LaBar, Audrey Earl, Janet |
Seiple, Alice Lamoreaux, Joan King |
and Jean Emanuel.
The devotional theme included |
scripture, two readings and prayers, |
“What is a Family?” ';
The business meeting included |
discussions of the chicken supper
on May 5. On May 4 My Fellow-
ship Luncheon for United Church
Women.
May 26th there will be a spa-
ghetti supper by the MYF; also a
bake sale. There was some recruit-
ing of vacation Bible School teachers
for the week of June 18..
The May meeting will be a week
earlier, (May 23) because of Me-
morial Day.
Unique games were played and
enjoyed, especially the one being to
identify a class member by some
item donated from each. Among
items were, lovely oil painting . by
Catherine Gilbert; a walnut by Alice
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wading in the creek with their
shoes on. You don’t hurt your feet
{on the stones when you keep your
shoes on!
G. C. (Cleve) LaBar on the Kit-
circulatory trouble. Hope he will be
out soon. i
ON A HOT TIN ROOF
Well, I had a little throat
treuble, doctor looked in, saw
a cyst there. Gave me medicine
to get rid of infection then I
went back to him. He in turn
called up a doctor in Wilkes-
Barre and teld him I would be
in to see him. Warned him I
was like a “cat on a hot tin
roof’ — which pretty well des-
cribed my near attempt to land
my breakfast in his lap during
examination. So to Wilkes-
Barre I went and reported to
the receptionist, “Tell the doc-
tor the cat on a hot tin roof is
here”. By and by he took a
look and called up the first doc-
tor to discuss whether the
“thing” should come out. Then
he asked me, “Do you want me
to cut it open and scrape it?”
|and now we heard it all’ put to- |
| gether, complete with orchestra. |
| You must hear it when it jis sung |
| again in St. Stephen’s, Wilkes-Barre,
{May 20. Superb! Spine tingling!
| its enough to lift you up.
{when the horns, trumpets and
| kettle-drums (tympani) come boom-
ling, well, that’s what makes my
| skin break out around my ears, and
| salt water ooze from my eyes. Clif-
{ford Balshaw is tops as a conductor.
|Don’t miss it.
Jackson Twp.
| parents Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kyttle at
their home in Moorestown.
Mrs. Margaret Bonning and Mrs: |
Lorretta Reakes were guests of Mr.
for Shawnee - on - the - Delaware, |
where she will be working for six
months.
The family of Mrs. Dorothy
Lincoln wishes to thank all those
who helped in anyway, at the time
of her funeral.
The right temperature at home
{is more surely maintained by the
{ warm hearts and cool head of those
| Henry Zimminski has returned | who live there rather than by
| from Nesbitt Hospital where]
| he had beer a surgical patient for |
the past week.
| Miss Estelle O'Donnell, com-
| mercial teacher at Lehman Building |
| has been granted, a Sabbatical |
| leave beginning April 5, for the bal- |
| ance of the school term, ‘She has |
| been a patient at the Mercy Hos- |
| pital for the past four weeks.
Jesse Rogers resigned. as School |
Custodian April 30.
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electric thermostats.
Robert Meade, Nanticoke; Mr. and |
| Mrs. William Ferrey, Bill and Lillie
June and Dayton Long. |
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| Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchinson,
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: : : tin, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dymond. The committee for the | te 1 : orgy 1 and Mrs. Dennis Bonning Jr. for recently returned from a three-week |
z Nichols, Mrs. Richard Harrison, Mrs. Phillips, et Wit ed ot Nectar chentown Road is in bed with some | When Paul Balshaw sings solo Pe Easter: - Mrs. Bonning left Tuesday | vacation in Florida where ‘hey |
visited friends in Sanford, Jackson- |
{ville and Hollywood. In Homestead, |
| Florida, they visited with Mr. and |
Mrs. Willard Sutliff, who reside in |
this area during the summer |
| months. Last week-end, Mr. and |
| Mrs. Hutchinson motored to Har- |
| risburg to accompany the latter's |
! brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
{ Mrs. Frank Monk and their nephew
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swir-
| sky to Washington, D.C, where they
| enjoyed the beauty of the cherry |
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