TE fs ni of a wilderness of tree stumps. - ‘neat -Zion, SECTION B — PAGE 6 Mount Zion Carverton MT, ZION ITEMS We drove down Sutton Grek road the other day, past the Glow- | gowski place. I've written about that place before, how the garden opposite the house was carved out It takes real people to do what has been done there, No wilderness now but a well-cultivated roadside strip alongside Sutton Creek. Cathe- rine Glowgowski herself was out there at work with a power cultiva- tor as well as hand tools. She al- ways works as if she was having the most fun' of anybody: She pointed out the extension of the ' garden strip where she will’ have tree chewings covered with soil and some kind of fertilizer to neutralize the acid of the wood chips, It will not be all vegetables, but the vegetables themselves will be as as buttons, There will be flowers galore, for beauty belongs to that place. Mt. Zion people are glad to know | | Winters with Mrs. place down the road from us. Last Tuesday night the Exeter Township Mt, Zion Parent Teachers | Association held its business meet- ing and program, The Association voted to buy a set of World Book Encyclopedias for the school and to buy some needed article for each of the rooms ‘as the teachers may di- rect. Officers elected are: dent; Mrs. Ken Coolbaugh; 1st vice president, Richard Dymond; 2nd vice president, Mrs, liams; secretary, Mrs, Hronich; treasurer, Mrs. Swartwood. The Variety Show opened in the form of a take-off on “Gunsmoke” | as prepared by Mrs, Michael Hron- | ich, Which was a scream! was followed by some Southern Selections by Mrs. Marie Pomeroy at the piano. The second part 1 minstrel which closed with the chorus singing “God Bless America”, The chairman was Mrs. Robert Kenneth Cool- that Peggy Thomas has had a’ nice | baugh as co-chairman. The accom- panist was Mrs, Marie Pomeroy and | the soloist was Mrs. Harold® Seiple. baby girl in Nesbitt Hospital, Born April 29 That makes Rov and Peggy Thomas two girls and two | boys. Peggy is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Conklin of Mt, This young family lives next HLECTRIC WATE Westinghouse Electric Water Heater to deliver Hot Water quickly... efficiently and economically! | The. various © committees," nembers and others deserve a lot of credit for an unusually success- ‘ul evening. Presi- | William Wil- | Michael York | This | was | chorus | Everybody, is glad to know that | Add Woolbert is slowly recovering, We wish it could be more speedy | but the nature of the case calls for | a long period of bed rest in Moses Taylor Hospital in Scranton, room 116. Add and Alma and Alice were residents of Mt, Zion for so long and they have so many relatives and friends here that we forget to say that they are from Nicholson. They have our prayers and best wishes for a happy outcome of the present crisis, Meanwhile it is cer- tain that Add could enjoy some | greeting cards from his friends. Girls of the choir of Mt, Zion | Church, Sharon and Susan LaBar, Karen Hronich, Jackie VanTuyle, | Corliss Hurrey, Linda Dymond and Nadeen VanTuyle are putting on a play, “Buried Treasure’ at Mt. Zion church May 18, Tickets mey be | secured from any of the girls. Mrs, | Jean Hronich is director. Refresh- { ments will be served. Proceeds will | go to Junior Department of the { Sunday School, : ’ | CARVERTON One of our Carverton boys ren- dered significant service last week | to the migrant ministry, It was | this way. The Scranton school dis- | trict had allocated some used school Quick Recovery You can depend on a . . A CLEAN GLASS LINING composed of the finest porcelain enamel materials known te science is fused to the entire steel tank interior. LONG-LIFE COPPER AND BRASS FITTINGS at water inlet and outlet locations. Deluxe Hand Valve for convenient drainage. TANK-GUARD MAGNESIUM ROD protects the ‘tank interior from chemical corrosion. Fac. ry installed in all Clean Glass tanks. EFFICIENT water. ECONOMICAL . . . for just a few pennies a day you can enjoy a constant supply of 150° hot water. You save too, on low cost installation and trouble-free service with a Westinghouse Electric Water Heater. Orange where he . . . Westinghouse Direct Immersion Elements transmit all the heat directly into the ____THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962 NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs.Albert Armitage IDETOV®{, Bess Cooke JACKSON TOWNSHIP, William Hughes LEHMAN, Barbara Simms MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter NE 9-2544 OR 4-5460 NE 9-9531 NE 9-513% 696-1005 OR 4-3391 GR 7-2734 ‘Mt. ZION, NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270 NE 9-8522 OR 4-5231 GR 77-3271 6356-1689 text books to the child care centers of the migrant camps of our terri- tory. Charles Collins, chairman of Tri-county Migrant Council got word that John Adams school in | Scranton had 62 boxes of books that must be moved at once, Mr, Collins phoned pastor William Reid to ask if he knew of someone with a truck who could help get the books.” As a result David Perry, down the road a few houses from the parsonage, brought his truck to Wyoming, picked up Charles Col- lins and together they Scranton, loaded in the books and | self | back because that’s the way it tips.’ went to | | saw, brought them to Wyoming where | at present they are stored in Mr. Collins’ garage, That was really what you could call a public serv- ice on David Perry's part, I visited Jack Scoble at his home is ‘recuperating from a slipped disk in his back. He lies on the couch during the day and goes into belt, ropes, pulleys and weights at night. ni per week Down Payment! UGI DOES NOT SELL ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS BUT CALLS YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE! tural’) | some of the other patients, | would go in the chair, he calls it his laughing chair. Jack was a delight to visit with him, | JACKSON Sympathy of the community is Says he, “Take that chair Reverend Charles, 1 call that my laughing chair’ Why would that be a laughing chair I wondered. I let my- into it and just had to lean Jack told that he used to sit in it with his feet up under him while watching TV. Then a comic pro- gram would come on and get him to laughing so hard that over he That's why is the appreciatingest man you ever He had spent many days in the hospital and tells how wonder- ful all the nurses were to him, (Says our “little nurse” over by us, meaning Phyllis Seiple, is a ‘“na- He tells of the inspiration worse | off than he, gave to him. How he |svas so busy praving for one chap It's slow business but it | | sion meeting at Camp Hill April 26. | | Mr. who came in all smashed up that he ‘forgot his own pain. And the fel- low is mending, ORANGE Henry Hess, Demunds road, at- tended the State Migrant Commis- Hess is chairman-elect of the | Division of Social Welfare of Wyo- - | ming Valley Council of Churches, It | is pating this Division that "is partici- in the Tri-county Migrant Ministry among the 17 migrant amps in this vicinity. Mr, Hess has for some time been active not only | in the Orange Methodist Church as | ‘an official member but also in the Wyoming Valley Council of Churches. NORTHMORELAND-FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS meeting of Northmore- Townships - Annual land - Franklin | bulance was held Tuesday night at | Centermoreland Methodist Church | | basement and elected the following | officers: | vice-president tern; secretary Ama DeGraw; treas- Directors | president Rev, J. Edwin Lin- urer L. Stanley Jones, | elected are: For three years Harold Davenport and Karl Bestedder, for two years Marie Duffy and John | Kadilak; for one year George Matu- savige and Claude Fuller Jr. Follow- | ing the meeting refreshments were served First mother of a President. to live in the White House was Ella Ballau Garfield, Mother of James A. Garfield, 20th President of the | United States. Am- | Henry Hess; ! extended to the family of the late Edward Lamoreaux, Huntsville W.S.C.S. public dinner today at noon. Mrs. Thomas XKerschner and daughter, Nancy, Larksville and Mr. and Mrs, Kingston, visited Mrs. Cadwalader. Mr. and Mrs Harold Kittle: and family spent Sunday with Mr. Kit- tle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kit- tle, Red Rock, Albert J. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Conyng- | ham journeyed to Virginia to take | part in Father's Day at the Ma- | where Jessie is en- | deria School, rolled. Mrs. Conyngham took in the | Yankees-Senators game in Wash- | : ington. | i Freda Kittle, Red Rock, spent | Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold | Kittle. ‘Parky’ Conyg ham, celebrated his | tenth birthday on May 8 Mrs. ‘Albert J. Cadwalader, Jr. and children spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Schmur, ! Plymouth, Card Club of Jacksen Township | Leonard Ide, Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper an- nounce the birth of a baby daugh- ter, Elizabeth Jean, at General Hos- pital April 23, weighed 6 lbs. 6 ounces. She has a baby brother, Grant, Jr. Mrs. Cooper is the former Sandra Phil- lips, Trucksville. the fourth grandchild of Chief-of- Police and Mrs. Robert Cooper. | Holy Name Society of St. | Therese's Church Sunday had one of | its largest breakfasts. Robert Dunne, ‘wag the chairman, Boylan, Toastmaster and Adrian DeMarco ‘in charge of the musical i program. Peter Carlesimo, Athletic Director of Scranton University, was the guest speaker. St. Therese Holy Name Society will join with other members of Wyoming Valley | Retreat League at communion at | | St. Mary's Church, Wilkes-Barre on May 27, at 8 a.m. Mass, after ‘which ' they will attend a Com- | munion Breakfast at Hotel Reding- | ton. A | TF. E. Parkhurst, Sr./ father of ‘Mrs. William LL. -Conyngham {making a satisfactory recovery at | General Hospital, following an ulcer | operation. Catherine Edwards, daughter of VOTERS OF THE will hold a Clement Kerschner; ! met last night at the home of Mrs. | Elizabeth J tanbe a0 | from the Wyoming Valley Hospital | Elizabeth Jean | with Robert is TOWNSHIP Coach and Mrs. Edward H. Edwards, will be honored by the’ third grade | tomorrow. Her ninth birthday is Saturday. Ice Cream and cake will {be the order of the day for her classmates and on Sunday, there will be a family birthday party. Congratulations to Carl H. Frie- bel who celebrated his birthday May !9. The Friebels’ will be moving ‘after school clos ing, and have their house up for sale. YOU CAN HELP This reporter has noticed an increase of litter along our highways and feels it is the duty of all law-abiding citizens, to jot down the license number | of the cars from which litter is" tossed and turn it over to the State Police. We should . all strive to maintain the beauty | and cleanliness of our com- | manity: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gabel, Chase | Road had as weekend guests, their | son and davghter-in-law, Mr. and | Mrs. Paul Gabel and family, Johns- i town, and Will J. Gabel, New York | City. Jake is enjoying good health | with the exception of occasional {rheumatic pains. Mrs, Charles Knight is convalesc- {ing at the home of her daughter and | son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hay. Mrs. Knight returned recently i where she had been a surgical pa- | tient due to a fractured hip. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hogo- |boom have returned after visiting Mrs. Hogoboom's parents, Mr. and { Mrs. John Newitt in Charlotte, N.C., and Mr. Hogocboom's brother - and | sister-in-law, Lt.-Col, and Mrs. Dale Hogoboom. in Arlington. Va, | Caroline Humphrey, 5. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Humphrey, Edmondton, Alberta, Canada, has returned home after spending a month with her grandparents, Mr. iand Mrs. J. M. Humphrey, Huntsville. Caroline, despite her tender age is a seasoned traveler. {Put on a jet plane alone at Edmon- | ton, she flew across Canada and | was met by her grandparents at | Toronto. Her mother picked her up | at the home of her grandparents iand they flew home, Private John Aponick, son-in-law | of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jillson, Huntsville, returned to Fort Knox, lafter having been home on sick ! leave for vo. ‘weeks. Jr. | DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA PEACOCKS RETURN Willard E. John, Jr., reports that his four missing peacocks have returned. He believes they were flushed by a pack of roaming dogs. These doge also chased the sheep on his land. Thursday night one of the male peacocks returned to his roost, fcllowed by a hen on Friday night and S aturday night the other two peacocks returned. Mr. John said there are five dogs in the pack, which no doubt is made up of those abandoned by their owners or put out of cars. THREE HAVE HERNIA OPERATIONS Mrs. Mary Pudimott’s grand- children, Randy and Karen Sue, children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Berwick, have returned home frem Berwick Hospital where they both underwent hernia operations. Their brother Robert, Jr. also underwent an operation for a hernia sometime ago. This is unusual. Mrs. Pudimott states they are all getting aleng O.K. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rutkowski, (Sutton Road, had as weekend guests, Mr. Rutkowski’s nephew and wife,. , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haas, Chevy Chase, Maryland. . Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Abate, Somerville, N. J., were recent guests of Mrs. Abate's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Donnell Shaffer, Chase Manor. The Harry J. Pollocks’ returned from Florida on May 2, bringing this “reporter some oranges which they picked from /their own back yard. TO DISCUSS AMBULANCE Carl Aston, president Jackson Township Firemen, has asked all citizens who are interested in formation of an Ambulance Association to attend a meet- ing at the Fire Hall on Sunday, May 20, at 3, when the follow- ing members of the Kingston Township Ambulance Associa- tion will explain the details of forming an association: Martin - Porter, president; Voight Long, vice president, and William Frederick, captain of Ambul- ance Drivers. | At present, the Kingston Tewnship Ambulance has been making calls in the township under an agreement with the Tewnship Supervisors. A large attendance is requested. Denise Witek, daughter of Mr. rand Mrs. Nicholas Witek, Chase | Manor, celebrated her eighth birth- day on May 5, with a party. The | following guests were present: Eliza- | beth Laity, Bernice Winecki, John | Yankowski, Linda Laity, Edwin | Yancik, David Yankowski, Mathew | Lai ity, Dolly Mrochko, Danny Yan- | ko wski, Judy G'mble, Janie Yan- | kowski, Stanley Witek, Michele and | Cindy Witek. 3 FORW STATE REPRESENTATIVE (SIXTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT) ON TUESDAY, MAY 15t Truc ry Ww any, “and It Mr. Merkst Ware vis in-law, Pos i le, | haveW f eado the for and cl ~ Doroth ly vis oore, Mr. moved “owcres "Gail H © Compl Lorr: © ton Rc Ten er Compa: " ently : course @trol”’. "to inf] 3 ‘conscio | passen; F Mrs. daught Nesbitt : Mr. verton in-law Willian ‘Scarsd: ~ childYe Clair Mr. an 3 Mr. ~ liamsp 0 ar d Zio, ~ brothe; ~ Mrs. H They Mr. ar of Shs Mrs. ~ ton R¢ © after and
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