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Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Boote,
Knob Hill,
returned after six
weeks in England,
Scotland, Germ-
y, Switzerland, France,
d Italy.
"Merkstein, Kreis Achen, Germany,
Sle, Post Road.
Mg and Mrs, John Stephenson
(“have taken an apartment at 58
eadowcrest, Mrs. Stephenson is
the former Margery Stookey.
and children, David, Gwen,
“Dorothy, of Watchung, N. Y., recent-
ly visited Mr. and Mrs.
~ Moore, Carverton Road.
© Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kistler have
“moved from Dallas to 257 Mead- |
~owcrest. Mrs. Kistler is the former
Gail Hoover. :
i “Completes Course :
Lorraine H. Matlawski, . Carver-
“en employes of Bell
"course known as ‘Powder Puff Pa-
“trol”. The object of the course is |
have
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Mr. and Mrs. George Stengl of
are visiting his brother and sister-
‘in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Steng- |
and Mrs, William Chalker |
nd ris Hill Road, entertained at a
Robert | [amily dinner at their home last |
. Trucksville Fire Company Auxil- | neth Meyers, and the guest of hon-
ary will meet on Monday night.
or,
| ‘Mrs. M. E. Keeler, Maple Street,
will be distributed | was called to Pottstown over the
at Trucksville Fire | Weekend by a death in the family.
a.m. to
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Webster and
| family, Milford, Conn., Mr. and Mrs.
[Herbert Webster, and Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Galbraigh, Elma, N.Y., were
| recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
| Johnson, Carverton Road.
Mrs. George Liddicote, Carverton
|/Road, was conflned to her home
|last week by illness.
| Palmer On Cruise
Robert Palmer, MTSN, aboard the
day, May 1, on a five month cruise.
The first stop is Hawaii.
Mrs. Robert Moore,
| Road, was admitted to Nesbitt Hos-
pital on Wednesday as a medical
patient,
| Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Devens,
| Tuesday night. Present were: Mr.
{and Mrs. Fred Polk, Mr, and Mrs.
| Norman Benning, Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
| don Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. William Car-
| roll, the ‘host and hostess.
Mary Bennett, Susan Dingle, and
Ann Woolbert, members of the Sen-
ton Road, was one of fifteen wom- | jor MYF of Trucksville Methodist |
Telephone
- Company in Wilkes-Barre who rec-
“ently completed a highway safety |
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Vought Long, Carv-
| erton Road, recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. David Elton and family
| Chureh, were at Skylake last week
|
"to influence women to be safety |in Pennsauken, N. J.
3 conscious as drivers,
- passengers and pedestrians.
Mrs. Eugene Crumley and infant
daughter have returned home from
‘Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Pal Sanford, Car-
verton Road, are visiting their son-
‘in-law and daughter, Mr. and. Mrs.
William Henry, Jr, and family,
Scarsdale, N. Y.
* childten, Robert and Nancy, of St.
Clair will be week end guests of
Mr. and Mrs, John Bevan, Hill St.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Meyers, Wil-
© and Mrs. Herbert Jenkins.
# ® and Mrs. Eldridge Barrett,
Zieg®rsville,
- Mrs. Herman Reese, Rice Street.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Shavertown.
~ Hospital.
James Dick, Bertha: Sutliff, Flor-
ence Coolbaugh, Anna
liam F. Griffiths,
old C. W. Birth, Thomas D. Evans,
Jam;
"and Wicki Lynne Perrin.
" Honored On Birthday
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. home, Harris Hill Road. Present
~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harris,
Mrs.
Scott Avery, Mr.
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and Mrs. Ronald Boyer and
liamsport, spent Wednesday with
j recently visited her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
They were also dinner guests ‘of
J. Edward Johnson
Mrs. Claire Marie DeMarko, Sut-
ton Road, is convalescing at home
~ after being a patient in Nesbitt
© Birthday greetings this week to
Ms. Gail Hoover Kistler, Mrs. Lila
~ Parry Lozo, Mrs. Eugene Piatt, Mrs.
Elizabeth
© Rineman, Bruce Allan Henning, Wil-
David Spencer,
- Ronald Shoemaker, Richard Mont-
gomery, William Robbins, Capt. Har-
Williams, Robert W. Kleiner,
Mrs, William Teller was guest. of
at a birthday dinner at her
~ were; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Winters,
Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mattern, Mr. and
and Mrs.
John Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Lawr-
Ken-
Mrs. James Roberts, 'S. Memorial
| Highway, had as recent guest Mrs.
| Clarence Alkins of Buffalo, Mrs.
Roberts and her guest spent sev-
eral days in Oceaan City, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Edwards and
tion' at Miami Beach, Fla.
Sweet Valley
‘Mrs. Nettie Post, Mrs, Vida Kit-
chen, Mrs. Shirley George and Mar-
cia Jean spent a day at Clark Sum-
mit with ‘Mrs, Kitchen’s daughter,
Mrs, Janet James. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin, Cathy,
Jackie, and Lorraine, Stafford
Street, Trucksville, were guests of
"Mr. and Mrs, . Albert L, Ray Sun-
day. Jackie observed his eighth
birthday Saturday,
"Mr, and Mrs. Edward Eckhart
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam George Saturday.
Sympathy of the community is
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extended to the families of Edward
Lamoreaux and Rev, Merritt Up-
dyke, who were buried last week,
Rev. and Mrs. C, B, Klinetob have
returned from their winter home at
Cross Winds Trailor Court, St,
Petersburg, Florida, Enroute to
their home in Afton, N. Y. they
spent two days visiting with Rev,
Klinetob’s sister, Bess, and their
son and family, Rev, and Mrs. Hugh
B. Klinetob, Nanticoke,
Albert Smith and son, Darwin,
enjoyed an over-night fishing trip
to Wyalusing.
Mr. and Mrs, Michael Maransky,
{ Marty and Dorothy, and Glenda
| Ruckle, Shickshinny, were weekend
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
| Clure, Lorraine, Ohio.
Mrs, John Baur Jr. and son,
| Michael, are spending some time at
| the home of Mr. Baur’s brother-in-
I law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
.| DeMarco, while Mrs, DeMarco .re-
| mains a patient at Nesbitt Memorial
| Hospital with injuries sustained
| May 1 in an automobile accident.
| Sweet Valley Volunteer Firemen
| will meet at the fire hall tonight at
8. :
Cub Pack 444 committee will
| meet at Church of Christ, Monday
evening, May 21, A new Den with
Mrs, Burl Updyke as Den Mother
‘has been formed. :
| “Mr. and Mrs, Royce White, and
| children, Cherry, Ricky, and Kevin’
spent last weekend at their summer
| cottage, Mooretown, 3
| Mrs. Elizabeth Quoss recently
| entertained, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur
| Samuel, Mountaintop; Mr, and Mrs.
| Joseph Bloom, Mrs. John G. Wil-
| liams, Miss Enola Fairchild and
| Miss Claire Mendler, Nanticoke.
| Mrs, James R, Bottoms and in-
| fant son, James Robert, have re-
| turned from General Hospital.
Tommy John and Beth Ann,
| children of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
13 Creasing, Pikes Creek have been
ill \
| ~ Mr, and Mrs. Paul Cain, Jr, Barry
i and Eddie, spent two days in Lime-
| ridge visiting with their parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cope and Mr.
land Mrs. Paul Cain, Sr.
| Mr, and Mrs, Dale L. Anesi spent
{last weekend in New York City
| where they enjoyed the Auto Show.
| Sharon Lee and Dale Earl were the
| guests of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis A, Anesi,
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Alva Case were Mr. and Mrs, Or-
| rson Kocher, Ruggles; Mr. and Mrs, ! where she is a surgical patient. Her
Sheldon Applegate and Mrs. Cora
| Eves, Sugarloaf, f
John Pall, Jr, Conyngham, spent
| the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazick,. Jr
ald Blazick and daughter, Patter-
| son, N. J. were guests of Mr, and
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962
Mrs, Joseph Blazick, Sr, last week-
end, : J
Many summer residents are
spending weekends at North Lake
and Lake Silkworth. At North Lake
the Harry, Garrahan, Malpas, and
Novey families have moved in for
the season. :
Jimmie Roberts, son of Dr, James
F. Roberts. North Lake, is enjoying
a fifteen day leave with his father
and grandmother. Jim is aboard
the USS. Enterprise, Newport
News, Va.
Frank Young, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Young, Sr. Lake Silkworth,
spent last week-end with his par- |
ents. Frank is stationed with the
army at Lancaster, N. Y., Missile
Base.
Mrs. Anna Hoover, Main Road,
remains a guest at the Carpenter
Convalescent Home, where her con-
dition is fair. :
Barry Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
| strasser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweit-
Albert L. Ray will be fourteen on |
May 11. Barry is an eighth grade
student at Lake Lehman High
School. Mrs. Charles Steinruck will
also observe her birthday May 11.
Mrs. Vida Kitchen, Mrs. Shirley
George and daughter, Marcia,
visited last week with Mrs. Helen
Readler and children, Hobbie and
Idetown
Couples Club met in the Church
House Saturday night, where furth-
er plans were made for their auc-
tion, Saturday, June 16 at Shav-
er’'s Corner, Idetown. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Robert Wilson
and Mrs. Merrel Burnett. The club
sat in a group at the Sunday morn-
ing worship service, for the dedica-
tion of Junior Choir robes purchased
by the Club in honor of Mr. Robert
Wilson, first president of the Ide-
town Couples Club.
Present were Rev, and Mrs. Nor-
man R. Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Swelgin, Mr. Joseph Neizgoda,
Mr. and Mrs, Willis Ide, Mr. and
Mrs. Merrel Burnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berg- |
|
|
zer.
Ten were present at the Official
Board and the Sunday School Board |
meeting which was held in the |
Church House Saturday night. Rev. '
| Tiffany led devotions, then presided
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wandell, Hun- |
lock Creek.
Sherman Kunkle suffered an at-
tack ef appendicitis last week. He
was admitted to the Nesbitt Hos-
pital for tests and returned home. |
He is feeling much better now and |
will be back on the mail route next
week, On Friday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Case, Trucksville, visited
with the Kunkles,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mason, Pen-
del,
motored to Alberta, Canada, to ac-
company home the Mason’s daugh-
ter Carol and Sandra Slimak, Chase.
Both girls were enrolled at Prairie
| Bible Institute, where Carol gradu-
ated last week and Sandy finished
her freshman year. Sandy is a 1961
and Pastor Leslie Clouden, !
graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School. During Pastor Clouden’s ab-
sence,” Bible Study was not held at
the Johnson home, Hills of Hope,
but will resume this Friday evening.
Pat
General Hospital, spent last week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Perkins.
Mrs. Harold Cornell was admitted
to General Hospital last. ‘Sunday,
1
| mother,
| caring for the children while she is
Perkins, - student nurse at |
at the business sessions.
We are sorry to say Happy Birth-
day to Leonard Malke, Mrs. Harold
Dymond, Henry Bergstrasser, Lew-
is Schultz.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown, Mrs.
Kenneth Calkins, Linda and Randy
Calkins, Mrs. Hope Ide and Bess
Cooke spent Sunday: with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Parrish in Kingston.
Confidence Class met in : the
Church House, Tuesday night. Host- |
esses were Mrs, Mary Rogers and |
Mrs. Beatrice Hadsel
It was decicded to have a bake-
less bake sale for May, then it was
voted to give the Official Board $50.
r “current expenses. Present were
rs. Kenneth Calkins, Mrs. Claire |
Mekenna, Mrs. Roswell Fredeérici,
Mrs. George May, Mrs. Dean Shav-
er, Mrs. Herbert Ward, Mrs. Robert ||
Bonning, Bess Cooke and the host-
esses. {
Pfc. Robert Weaver who was |
stationed overseas, returned to his
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Mrs. Hunter is
Luther Hunter fractured his right
farm on a fisking trip at Central,
|
confined. |
|
{April 28, when he slipped on a
stone. A companion and neighbor, |
Mr. = Bagajunis, accompanied Mr. |
| Hunter to Noxen Clinic where he |
home this
charged from service.
week after being dis-
Pfc. and Mrs, Richard A. Hust-
ed, Warrington, Pa., Mr. and’ Mrs.
Alfred Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Calkins of
the
Gilbert Husted.
Rochester,
weekend with Mr.
N.Y. spent
and Mrs.
Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Keil, Avon,
N.Y. announce the birth of a daugh-
ter,
have two other children Amie and
Roy. Mrs. Keil is the former Evelyn
i Keller
Loren Keller.
Karen Allyn, April 27. They
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith, Nep-
tune, N.J. announce the birth of
‘a son, Todd Neil, May 3. They also
[have a daughter, Jill. Mrs. Smith
is the former
daughter of Mrs. Claire McKenna.
Eleanor McKenna,
First tribute to motherhood was
made by the ancient Greeks, who
worshipped Cybele, mother of the
gods, with an annual tribute held
on the Ides of March |
§ Lehman
A Mother and Daughter Tea will
be held in Lehman Methodist Church
at 8 p.m. tomorrow (Friday). The
WSCS, sponsoring the event, in-
vites all mothers and daughters to
attend. A fashion show will be
presented and refreshments served.
Havpy birthday, one year old—
Howard Cosgrove and Gary Tough.
Gordon Dawe is attending the
Oilmen’s Convention at Bedford
Springs this week. Mr. Dawe is
salesman for Cities Service Oil
Company.
Gary Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Baker is recuperating at his
home following a tonsilectomy.
Annual “Children’s Day” exercises
will be held on May 20th at 11 a.m.,
Lehman Methodist Church. A can-
ltata, ‘The Singing Heart”, will
be presented. Solos by Linda Sut-
ton, Linda Tough, Linda Meekel
and Peggy Disque. Catherine Maye
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will play the lead. Practice 7-9 p.m.
on Tuesday, May 15 and Friday,
May 18. All children are urged to
be present.
Gibert Tough and Charles Nuss
attended a Blue Cross convention
in Florida last week.
Ella Major, Hartford, Conn., spent
several days with her uncle, Burton
Major recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell,
Whitefield, N. H. also visited Burt-
on Major recently.
Edward Oncay, Jr., is home from
Nesbitt Hospital after submitting
to surgery.
Howard Alan Cosgrove, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cosgrove cele-
brated his 1st birthday this week
| by entertaining his grandparents,
i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cosgrove, Dal-
las and his aunts and uncles, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Cosgrove and
Kendy and Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Downing, Wilkes-Barre.
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The original Pennsylvania Area Industrial Aid Bill.
Through this Bill, our Chambers of Commerce and
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Jobs have been, or are being, created here.
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The People need Highways for safety, comfort and
convenience. Industry needs Highways to move its
raw materials and finished goods in and out of Lu-
zerne County. Flack sponsored and voted for “the
N. E. Extension of the Pa. Turnpike,” Anthracite
Expressway, Keystone Shortway and Harvey’s Lake
Highway.
The Highway Trailer and Mobile Home Industry
(the present Governor wanted to rule them off the
roads). Also, Flack saved the attempt to pass a tax
on pensions, savings accounts, stocks and real es-
tate. Flack voted No! No! No! No!
Seniority and successful leadership are most im-
portant in Harrisburg. Flack’s re-election will bring
to Luzerne County a top place on the State’s most
important committees.
HAROLD E. FLACK
for STATE SENATOR — 20th Senatorial District
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