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SWEET
VALLEY
Pvt. George Stockage, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Stockage, Pikes
Creek, who will complete his train-
ing at Fort Monmouth, N. J. with-
in two weeks expects to be sent to
Texas.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Bronson Hess,
~ Benton, is a patient at Nanticoke
State Hospital where she under-
‘went surgery Wednesday. Mrs. Hess
‘and her children, Sharon and David
Bronson lived in Sweet Valley until
moving to Benton a few months
ago.
Getting hungry for home made
ice-cream topped with strawber-
~ ries? Plan to attend the social at
Maple Grove Methodist church
Saturday, June 2. The ladies will
also serve Bar-B-Ques.
Items of interest will be greatly
appreciated for this column. Of
~ special interest is news and
addresses of our boys in service.
~ Your correspondent’s mew phone
number is GR 7-3271.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain, Jr., Lake
Silkworth, will entertain at a fami-
ly dinner party Memorial Day. At-
tending will be Berry and Eddie
Cain, P.F.C. Karen Cope, Fort Ruck-
who is spending a seven
day leave! at her home; Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Cope, Edward, Claris,
Sue Anne, Leon, Judy, Patricia,
Limeridge. Mr.
and Mrs. Cope are Mrs. Cain’s par-
_ - ents,
Alton Johnson, Hills - of Hope,
spent last week-end in the Penndel
areas - showing
films of the work at Hills of Hope.
~ Two weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Perkins and family, Patricia,
Ruth, Mark, Jonathon, Charles Tim,
and infant twin daughters, Priscilla
~ Beth and Rebecca Sue, motored to
Penndel where the twins were dedi-
cated, with Pastor Leslie Clouden,
Grace Gospel Church, officiating.
~~ Bryan Updyke, son ‘of Mr. and
‘Mrs. Burl Updyke, Pikes Creek, ob-
served his fourth birthday on Sun-
day, May 20. Helping with the cele-
bration were his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Updyke and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Britt, brothers, Merwin,
Duane, Allan, and sister, Janine
Louise.
+ Cub Pack 444 will meet at
Church of Christ Hall Tuesday
evening.
: dies Auxiliary of Sweet
Valley Volunteer Fire Depart-
‘ment will hold an Auction and
Rummage sale, Saturday, Aug-
‘ust 4,
Mrs. Sherman Kunkle is gen-
‘eral chairman, Mrs. Joseph G.
~ Kipp, publicity, and Mrs. Ord"
Trumbower will be in charge of
refreshments. Mrs. Cletus Hol-
comb, Jr. is Auxiliary Presi-
dent, Members of the commit-
tee are asking residents to hold
items to be donated. Collec-
tions will be made by the auxili
ary, if those having any Auc-
tion-Rummage Sale goods will
call Mrs. Holcomb. Your co-
‘operation is asked to make this
a successful community project.
Boy Scout Troop 444 under the
~ leadership of Joseph G. Kipp and
Albert L. Ray will attend the Boy
Scout Camporee at Rummage’s
Grove this weekend.
- P.F.C. Stephen Andrasko, Jr. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Andrasko,
is enroute from Fort Sill, Okla. to
Korea where he will be stationed
with the army for a year. Another
son, William Andrasko, along with
Thomas Rish, son of Mr. and Mrs. !
Joseph Rish, Meadow Lake, is at
are receiving basic training. Bill
and Tom expect to be home on
leave about June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Andrews and
son Paul, Tilbury Terrace, West
Nanticoke, will move into their
summer home at Lake Silkworth
next week. Paul is a sophomore at
Nanticoke High School.
Bess Klinetob had as guests last
week, Mr. and Mrs. George Grant,
and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ra-
rick, Berwick along with Alice
Boyle, Berwick and Mrs. Myrtle
Dunham, Apadachin, New York,
who is spending some time in this
area visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Birthday greetings to Linda Ha-
genbaugh. An eighth grade student.
Linda is fourteen.
' Mrs. Blanch Bonning, Lake Silk-
worth was pleasantly surprised with
a phone call from her daughters,
Viola Smith and Agnes Utt, both of
Boston, Mass.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to the family of Mrs. Wal-
ter Malonoski, who died last week.
Frank Young, Jr. Lancaster Mis-
sile Base, N. Y. spent last week-end
with this parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Young, Sr.
Corey Smith, who spends the
winter in Panama City, Florida, has
returned to the home of his son-in-
law and dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Lamoreaux, for the sum-
mer. ;
Mrs. Robert Cragle, Mooretown,
entertained at a family party on
May 7, honoring her husband,
whose birthday occured hhat day.
Attending were his parents Mr. and
Mrs, [Lawrence Cragle, Mrs. Earl
Kittle, Jr. and children, Cheryle,
Allan, and Keith, Mrs. Mabel Hess,
Jeffrey Cragle and the honoree.
Mrs. Edward Speary and son,
Teddy, Mooretown, along with Mrs.
Speary’s mother, Mrs. Moore, Mans-
field, have returned after spending
three weeks visiting relatives in
North Carolina.
Daniel Mahoney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Mahoney was admitted
to [General Hospital, where he
underwent surgery last week. He is
employed in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Long, Doro-
thy, Jennie, Robert and Mary, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Long and Eli, Jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. William Winter and
son Billie, were dinner guests of
Mrs. Simon Long's aunt, Mrs.
Amelia Fetterman, Catawissa, on
Sunday.
First Christian Church held a
Bible Conference last week begin-
ning on Wednesday and closing on
Sunday. Rev. George Kramer,
Philadelphia, was a guest. On
Thursday evening Rev. Kramer and
Rev. B. Kirby Jones, pastor of the
Church were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Adams. On Fri-
day evening Mrs. James Lord
entertained at dinner, Rev. Jones,
‘his mother, Mrs. James Jones, Lees-
ville, North = Carolina, and Rev.
Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillp H. Farber
Sr. and daughters, Phyllis and
Kathleen, ‘recently ‘ visited Sister
Jane Elizabeth at the Villanova No-
viciate of the Bernadine Sisters. Sis-
ter Jane Elizabeth is the former
Mary Ann Farber. Dinner guests at
the Farber home Sunday were Mr. |
and Mrs. Frank Ultsh, Lake Winola.
Sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to the family of Sherman
Hoover, who died last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Yockavitch,
Elizabeth, N.J. spent last week-end
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as guests of their son and family, Mr-
and Mrs. Anthony Yockavitch, Jr.,
Pikes Creek.
P.F.C. William Cragle, Fort Bragg,
N. C., is spending a nine-day
leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Cragle, Sr., Pikes Creek.
Mrs. Howard Post and sons, Henry
and Brent spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Lynn, Berwick and Mr.
and Mrs. James Kibler, Foundryville.
Mrs. Post is a sister to Mrs. Lynn
and the daughter of Mr. Kibler.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and
daughter Kathy, and Mary Lonie,
|Sazleton, spent Sunday visiting with
Mary's sister, Dorothy Lonie, Pikes
Creek.
Mrs. Leslie Lewis and daughter,
Mrs. Richard Dougal and daughter,
Liza, spent a day last week with Mrs.
Lewis’ mother, Mrs. W. H. Pgst, Sr.,
Forty-Fort. Mrs. Post who had been
ill is improving and able to be about
her home. A daughter-in-law, Mrs.
W. H. Post, Jr. has moved in with
Mrs. Post, Sr.
Mrs. Anna Hudak, Pikes Creek, is
a medical patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Mrs, Hudak is the mother of
Mrs. Charles Stockage, Pikes Creek
and Mrs. Karl Jensen, Overbrook
Avenue.
Mrs. Adrian DeMdrco, has return-
ed to her home after spending nine
days in Nesbitt Hospital with in-
juries received in a two-car collision,
Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. George Brodie, Larks-
ville visited at the Al Armitage home
Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Higgins has been ill
at her home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Clark spent
the weekend in Baltimore visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Yellalonis and
family. Their granddaughter Joan
received her first Communion |on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rivaldo Coppellini of
West Virginia have opened their
summer home at the lake.
This beautiful weather is bringing
many people to Harvey's Lake. So
many are busy cleaning yards,
houses, painting and getting ready
to enjoy the summer, Have seen
many movings go by, knowing they
are going to some cottage. The parks
and concessions are ready for the
summer rush. May we have a happy,
safe summer holiday.
Mrs. Albert Armitage
Beaumont
Our gracious “Aunt Callie”, Mrs.
Calla Parrish, will reach the age of
one hundred Monday, May 28! To
commenmorate that marvelous at-
tainment, — friends, relatives, and
neighbors are invited to “Open
House” Sunday, May 27, from one
to four o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray of N.J.
were with the Earl Johnsons last
week-end.
Mrs. Madaline La Barre and chil-
dren took Granddad La Barre to
visit relatives at Jamaica, Long
Island recently.
The William Arch Austins will at-
tend Mrs. Austin’s thirty-fifth class
reunion at Bloomsburg State Col-
lege Saturday.
Sue Baker, Mehoopany, enjoyed
last weekend with Diane Transue.
The last P.TIA. meeting of the
| school year was held at the Ele-
{mentary School Monday; May 14,
when these officers for 1962 - 1963
were installed by Mrs. Mildred Mac
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Shavertown
Mrs. Warren Long, Inman St. had
as week end guests Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Kintner, Treichlers, and
children Terry Lynn, Andy and
Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Small,
Garfield, N.J. Miss Terry Lynn Kint-
ner was a flower girl in the wedding
of her uncle, Warren Robert Long
and Della Steinrick, Loyalville’ on
Saturday. The newlyweds have left
for a honeymoon in New York. They
will reside on Inman Street upon
their return.
Mrs, Millie Small, Inman Street, is
convalescing after being hospitalized.
She is ninety years old and blind.
She manages to dress herself, feed
herself and even do dishes in the
home. She especially enjoys her
great grandchildren, listening to her
radio and looks forward to having
her daughter, Mrs. Warren Long,
read the Dallas Post to her each
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rozelle, 131
Inman Street, are the proud parents
of a baby girl born May 18 in the
General Hospital. They have three
other children Judy 12, Kenneth 7,
Danny 3. The Rozelle’s recently
moved to their newly built home
on Inman [Street coming here from
Wyoming.
Mrs. Lou Evans, E. Canter Street,
has been ill with pneumonia. We
about and feeling better.
Ridge Street, after having lost his
wife recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Blase, Fer-
guson Avenue and Mrs.’ Nora Hall,
Sunset Avenue, recently returned
from Fort Pierce, Florida. They spent
approximately six months in the
sunny South. Mrs, Hall tells us the
weather we have been having is
what they were used to for the
entire winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis, Le-
high Street, have returned home
after spending a few days in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frank Kriegh, Division Street,
is recovering from a ruptured disc in
her back.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Wahlgren,
Division Street had as week end
guests Mr. and Mrs. Eric Osterblom
and Eino and Elsie of New Bruns-
wick and Brenten“Woods N.J. They
also entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Kerchanni, Elainne, Sandy,
JoAnn, Lynn Kerchanin and JoAnn
Kohan of Georgetown.
Congratulations are in order for
Mrs. Lewis Underwood 7 ‘W. Center
Street on winning a set of watch-
bands in a local radio contest.
Ralph Walp, local serviceman, is
home on leave visiting his parents
on Lehigh Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lukasavage,
Jr., will arrive in Germany this week
to spend two years. While in Ger-
many they plan to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Mollahan (former resi-
dents of Shavertown). Mrs. Mollahan
is the former Sandy Lee of Dallas.
Mrs. Lukasavage is the former
Sharon Butler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Butler, 95 Ridge Street,
Shavertown. Mr. Lukasavage is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luka-
Dougall: Dr. John Lee, Jr., presi-
dent; Mrs. Stanley Cook, first vice-
president; Herbert Goodwin, second
vice president; Mrs. Irene Transue,
secretary; and Mrs. Madaline La
Barre, treasurer. Tentative plans
were made to have the P.T.A. spon-
sor the “School Picnic” June sixth.
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of the community to Mr. Sam Arber,
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP
A small group of citizens attended
the meeting at the Fire Hall, Sunday
afternoon to discuss formation of an
Ambulance Association for the Town-
ship. Carl Aston, president of Jackson
Firemen’s Association presided. Mar-
tin Porter, president; Voight Long,
vice president and William Frederick,
captain of the Ambulance Units,
spoke on the formation of an am-
mulance association and told how
Kingston Township Association is
operated. It was reported that if an
ambulance association is formed
there is a strong possibility that a
1954 Cadilac suitable for conversion
into an ambulance may be donated,
to such an association. Another
meeting for further discussion will
savage, E. Center (Street, Shaver-
town. and is with General Electric.
Mrs. Nora Hall, Sunset Avenue,
had as Sunday callers. Mr. and Mrs.
George Stephenson, Eloise and Nora
Jean and Mr- and Mrs. Burt Stephen-
son, Barnesville, also, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Wandell and family of
Courtdale,
be held June 11 at 7:30 at the Fire
Hall.
The Fire Department was ealled
Sunday afternoon to help extinguish
a fire in the woods along the Weav-
er Town Road, believed to have been
caused by lightning. Lake Silkworth
and Sweet Valley also reported
brush fires Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zweier and Mr.
and Mrs. James Evans of Kingston
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Hughes of Chase Manor Saturday
night.
Bob Wienecki reports that ‘traffic
on the Great Lakes is quite heavy.
Bop operates a winch on one of the
largest boats on the Lakes.
iA new, concrete driveway has been
laid in front of the Fire Hall, the
work being done by the firemen.
Jackson Firemen’s Auxiliary served
the banquet for the Nanticoke Bowl-
ing League Saturday night at the
Fire Hall.
‘A number of local people attended
the sessions of Wyoming Conference
held at the Elm Methodist Church,
Scranton, Sunday.
Township Supervisors graded the
roads in the Chase Manor Saturday
preparatory to spreading oil. This
section has been plagued with dusty
roads due to the heavy traffic and
dry weather.
As this reporter drove around the
Township Sunday afternoon he no-
ticed quite a few cook-outs being
held a sure sign that Summer has
arrived and “HOW,” especiallly with
those high temperatures of the past
week.
The Firemen’s Association will be
meet Monday night at the Fire Hall,
when plans will be completed for a
Strawberry Festival at the Fire Hall
on June 23.
Anyone interested in the manner
in which our Fire Department
operates is invited to attend the
burning of debris and old wood at
1 barn site on the Radonavitcch
farm, Chase Road, between 5 and 6
p>m., May 31. The Fire Dept. will
stand by to control the flames.
Anyone having news items for this
column, please call reporter at 696-
1005.
Meeker .
A Mother's Day dinner was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Varner in honor of Mrs. Lena Var-
ner. Those present were Pauline
Slocum, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brey
and children, Linda and' Bobby,
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Harvey's Lake; Mr .and Mrs,
George R. Stuart, Jr., and daugh-
ters, Pamela and Brenda, Fern-
brook; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Varmer,
Jr.; and daughter Kimberly, Muhlen-
berg; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre and
children, Christine, Kathy Sue and
Carrie June and Elmer Kester. Linda
Grey was three years old and
Brenda Stuart was one on Friday.
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Josuweit, Sr., and family
were; Arline Josuweit Cook and
children Connie, Johnnie, Guy and
David, New Jersey, Mrs. Herman
Josuweit, Sr., Kingston and Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Josuweit and son
Bobbie, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leonard and
daughter Micchelle, Philadelphia
spent Mother's Day visiting their
families, Mr. /and Mrs. Alfred Ro-
gowski; Pikes Creek and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Leonard, Demunds.
irthday wishes go out to Kenneth
King who will celebrate his birthday
on May 26.
Mrs. Sandie Rifendifer, Shicksz
hinny, cousin of Mrs. Annie Win
is a patiet at Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hendricks
and children Cindy and Wesley, New
Jersey visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Co-~
vert and family on Mother’s Day.
Elizabeth Ide and Marie Wolfe at-
tended the past matrons party held
at Mrs, Steve Johnsons in Shaver-
town, Thursday.
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