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SWEET VALLEY
Wayne Moss, will leave soon to
attend Officer's’ Training School at
Lackland Airforce Base, Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh G.’'Klinetob,
and daughter, Elaine, Nanticoke,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn C. Klinetob | Ruthie, Puckahoe, New Jersey, and
and daughter, Susan, Middleport,
N. Y., were guests Tuesday of their
aunt, Bess Klinetob.
birthday
with a family dinner at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Klinetob, Afton,
N.. Y. Prior
Lynn Klinetob family. spent time | daughter, Pastor and Mrs. William
with Mr. and Mrs. Arle Klinetob, at G. Hughes.
Hilltown. They were joined in Af-
ton by Mr. and Mrs. Lacoe Kline-
tob; Endicott. Former local resi-
dents, Rev. Hugh, Lynn, Arle and
Lacoe are the sons of Rev. and Mrs. | turned after spending two weeks as | {ish. They reported that they were
This was | Camp Manager
Corey B. Klinetob, Afton.
The evening | the main event at the Hughesville
was spent in observance of Lynn's | Cart and quarter midget track, July
and was then observed = 29.
to visiting here the |
weeks at World's End, where they
had rented a farm home. While
there, they had as guests for one!
| week, Rev. and Mrs. John Garra-
han and daughters, Kathy and
Craig Bond, Springville, N. Y. Rev.
James Garrahan won a trophy for
|
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gilman,
{ Wilkes-Barre spent a few days last
week with their son-in-law and
Little League picnic will be held
August 18, at the home of Mr. and
Ps Lewis Evans, Broadway. |
Pastor William G. Hughes has re- |
at the Eastern
the first in several years that the Pennsylvania Christian Service
four brothers were able to visit with
each other.
Mrs. Edith Ross and daughters,
Barbara and Phyllis, Broadway, are | Wesley,
Camp at Stillwater. Also attending
the camp were Judy Besteder,
Henry Post, Loren Sutliff, Beverly
Lourell Sutliff, Richard |
enjoying an extended tour of the Heiser, Sherry Piper, Coleen Wan- |
and Mrs. Ross is employed in the
School cafeteria. :
Southern states. Barbara and Phyl- dell, Sugan Masters, Charlies Bes-
lis are students at Lake Lehman, | teder,
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Mr. .and Mrs. Burl Updyke and |ing will be held .sh)rtly.
Mariclaire Wesley, Shirley
Lubinski and Georgie Klimovish+
Hills of Hope open ain te! meet-
Services
sons, Merwin, Allan, Duane and , will be condueted by Charles S. Per-
Bryan, have returned from a camp- |. kins and
ing trip, taking them through, West | speakers
Virginia, Maryland, Virginia and
Jon Johnson, with guest
Me" Bd Mis. George Berkey,
Carolina. The ‘family camped at the, S¥kford, are spending some time at
Blueridge Parkway, Big Meadow; | Hills of Hope. 4
Shenandeah National Park, Peaks ot
Ottor, Daughton Park, and Cre¥itree
Meadows. A highlight of tf, trip
was a tour of the McKinge., imines
and Luray Caverns, #1. cyrus Me-
Cormick Farms a the Mabrey
Griss mill, Hes, movies and talks
given by ¥ingers were enjoyed each
night. "he Updykes only davghter,
ong Tear old, Jonine' Louise, was
«ie guest of her grandparents, Mr.
? A¥ and Mrs. Fred Updyke, while the
other members of the family were
away. :
Richard N. Stroud, Mcoretown, is
home after being a patient at Nanti-
coke State Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. James Garrahan
and sons, Timmy, Tommy, Stevie
and Johnny have returned to their
home at Pikes
| birthday,
Carol Johnson and ' Sharron
Coombs - have * returned . to their |
homes after vacationing at Lake
Arrcwhead, and Binghamton, N. Y.
Carpl is employed at the Boston:
Store and Sharon, at Bergman's.
Mrs. Marie Baker and daughter,
Linda had as week-end guests, the
former's’ mephew,. Gene Heffman,
and Kathy Liner.
Mary Elizabeth Stock, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Stock,
Pikes Creek, enjoyed her third
August 2, with a family
dinner. Helping with the celebra-
tion were her sisters and brother,
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The Delicate Delinquent
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Creek after two , Hunter fer a week. Their parents
Dorothy, Cathy, Billy and Susan.
Linda and Francis Hunter, Tow-
son, Maryland, were guests of thei:
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
| Mr. and Mrs. Arden Hunter drove
up to spend a few days and accom.
pany the children home. On Sun-
| day the Hunters had as guests their
: son-in-law” and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Culver, Larry, Dean and
| Jo Ann, Bloomingdale.
' Mary Elizabeth Wasco, daughter
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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 Simmg
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696-1005
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Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
NOXEN, 'Mrs. Ira Beahm
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert
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GR 17-3271
696-1689
Mit. Zion
Early Sunday morning the Ed-
ward Miles family returned from
their fishing trip in Canada. Our
girls reported that they attended
church at Mt. Zion and the cooler
with Billy Miles’ fish still in it was
in the car, and our girls saw the
huge things — so0-0-0-o0 long, you
know. And they reported, too, that
Billy had learned to water-ski and
now wants a boat and skiis! (He
could use our pond when it fills up
again!)
We were pleased to have Marian
Parrish of Beaumont drive in Sun-
day afternoon fora yisit. She had
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kipp, Sweet
Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolfe and |
| too much
Susan, Springfield, Mass. have re- |
turned after visiting friends and |
relatives here. Mr. Wolfe is the son |
of Elmer Wolfe, Pikes Creek. |
Barry Pahler was guest of Jesse
‘and Ralph Pieffer for the past week.
Janice Pieffer has returned after
vacationing at Lake Silkworth, with
her aunt, Mrs. Gerwin McKeel.
William, Jr. and Lisa, have returned
to Roanoke, Va. after spending the
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visited her former home in Carver-
ton, and George Parrishes, Russell
and Blanche Lewis, Mrs. Frieda
Krum and then us. A
I missed hearing my young friend
Charles Johns preach at Mt. Zion
last Sunday. Reports were that it
was another good sermon, well de-
livered. You see, I was preaching at
Larksville and Plymouth last Sun-
day. At Plymouth I was, asked by
the Men's Sunday School Class to
tell them about Valley Crest from a
| chaplain’s eye view. Which I was
happy to do.
On Sunday ‘our road had con-
siderable travel, probably by people
where oisee how its
along. We made the trip ourselves
! the other evening after the work-
| men : had left.
| take shape. Quite a lot of sluices
| ‘and ditches yet to be built, but not
It is’ beginning to
scraping and filling I
guess. A few rocks yetito be blasted
out. We are glad that the black-
top is completed from Sandsdale
Farm up to Howard Crum’s.
Probably the people who travel a
short distance on this rcad of ours
more - than anybody else are the
Leon Emanuels. They are moving
wi la little bit at a time to their other
Mr. and Mrs. William Doberstein. | home where the Greenlands used to
live, across from Wesley Lewis’.
Jean Emanuel says she’s going to
week with Mr. Doberstein’s parents, | get everything in the other house
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doberstein.
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all done to suit them before moving
Gary Masters, son of Mr. and Mrs. | in Well, must be things are getting
Charles Masters, recently submitted done, for they take a few things up
to 'a tonsillectomy at General Hos-
n'tal. Gary's grandmother. Mrs.
Blanche Ide, who was a patient at
Genera! Hospital. has returned to
Carpenter Convalescent home.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Moss and
children Danny, Randy, and Myron. !
have returned to their home at Im-
mokalee. Florida, after vacationing
with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moss.
Danny had been guest of his grand-
parents for a month. Warner's
brother, Bob, accompanied them to
Florida and will remain for six
weeks.
W.S.CS. of Luzerne Methodist
Church were entertained Saturday
Hy Mrs. Jean Hoffman Lake Sylvan.
Mrs. Herbert Pieffer spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
Julia ‘ Boston, Ruggles, where she
visited her mother, Mrs. Martha
Pah'er. who has been ill.
Lorelie Briggs. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. - Harold Briggs. Sylvan
Lake who was admitted to Nesbitt
Hospital Thursday, submitting to an
appendectomy on Saturday. She
was 1962 Lake-Lehman May Queen
My, and Mrs, William Ca'kins and
children, Pamela and Stewie, Oak
Hill, were Saturday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs. [Samuel Bronson,
North Lake, had as guests Sunday,
Fred Ross, Bath, N. Y., and Jessie
Garringer, Harvey's Lake, Mrs. Ron-
ald Hughes and daughter, Michelle
Mrs. Kabalis and son, all of Ring-
town.
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every few days — ‘or minutes!
Mrs. Mildred James, a Pittston
friend now working for a family in
Wyoming, dropped in for a few
to get a few of Catherine's flowers
to take to her sick lady.
Last week the Charles Banks
family were up for another of their
good visits. Charles and Edna and
daughter Christine. What a house-
full of fun and good common sense
they are!
Alsy the Charles Collins family
from Wyoming were up for a visit.
Charles and Mildred and four lovely
children. Collins needs to get out
for a friendly drive once in a while.
His work in connection with the
Wyoming Valley Council of Churches
and also the Tri-county Migrant
Council keep him on the go.
Our neighbor, Harold Harris, wag
cut wheeling his young grandchild,
one-and-a-half year old bouncer
Jeffrey Harris from Delaware. This
seems to be full of “git-up-and git”
and is sure to give his grandparents
plenty of excitement. .
At the Orange church last week
the W. S. C. [5. presented to the
church for use on the Pulpit Bible a
beautiful red cloth with hand work
embroidered on it, letters IHS, done
by Mrs. Paula Horan.
Also it should be noted that the
amplifier system ‘at the Orange
church has been repaired and is in
use again.
Well, IT was going by Ernie Gay’s
house and saw a lot of cars there.
So I called up to see if they didn’t
think sister Jean would like to
know what had been going.on. It
seems that the Bairds and Cays
were having a cook-out and E:anie
was doing the honors. Nothing got
burnt! = Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gay
were over from across the street.
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Mullison’s. The business meeting
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Trucksville Fire Auxiliary will |
hold a cook out and meeting at the |
fire hall on Monday night. Hostes- |
ses will be the officers of the group. |
Surplus foods will be distributed |
to eligible persons of. the Back |
Mountain today at the Trucksville |
fire hall from 10 am. to 2 p.m.
Bring Containers.
Mrs. Ralph.Miller and infant son |
have returned home from Mercy |
Hospital .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenley and |
family of Holly Street have returned |
from a fishing trip spent in Canada. |
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stengel, |
Post. Road, spent the weekend at |
Atlant Cio %v melebration of their
fortieth wedding anniversary. y
William Gelb Enlists -
William Gelb, son of Dr. and Mrs.’
Charles Gelb, has enlisted in the
Navy's Airman Recruit High School
Graduate Training Program. William
will undergo nine weeks of training
at the Great Lakes Training Center. |
Girard Russell of Dushore hag
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Jacob Beline of Lehigh Street
several days.
| Birthday greetings this week to
Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs.. Byron
And from Kingston there was Mrs:
John R. Hughes; and from up the
road Mr. and Mrs. Malco.m Baird,
Barry, Marjorie and Arthur. I: is
safe to assume they all had a glori-
ous time together.
wiary i. Lew.s Bible Class held its
Rozelle. Pians ior a bake
sa.e in the Fall were discussed.
Present were: Ida Menhennett, Jen-
nie Smith, Muriel Rozelle, Mary
Lewis, Lucy Howell, Evadne Decker,
Sallie VanTuyle, Emma Masters,
Frieda Krum, Blanche Lewis, Ger- |
trude Perry, Becky Monk, Ida Mulli-
Mrs. Howard Krum up at our
corner tells me that her cousin, Mrs.
Frances Aldrup, a retired oral
school teacher of Omaha, Nebraska
spent a week with her not long ago.
Last week Tuesday morning Doro-
thy and I finally got her overseas
luggage packed, crated and shipped
New York, six heavy
to Wilkes-Barre.
Last Tuesday afternoon we had a
pleasant time when frieads from |
Maine, N. Y., drove down to see us, |
especially to see Dorothy asain Le- |
fore her departure. They were Mr. |
and Mrs. Coburn Young, Mrs. -W.
'B. Tymeson and Mrs. Ethel Stein-
berg.
OUR ROAD
1 will not be responsible {or any-
thing that happens to anybody who
attempts to drive the full length of
| our road! It’s rough, getting rougher
| before it will get smoother. Yes, it’s
“open” in a general sort. of way.
Be patient, we say to ourszlves, it’s
going to be wonderful when it is
done. The road from Sandsdale
Farms up to our corner is getting
right ready — and by the time of
publication may be receiving its
blacktop. The road from the par- |
sonage over to the Russell Lewis |
place I'm not prepared to describe,
just progressing!
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| Robert T. Moore, Raymond Loucks,
SE rTnraget of Carverton Road.
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
| last week.
| tained at a family picnic at their
§ missing a lot of fun, or if
Shortz, Mrs. Arthur Keating, Mrs.
Arline Bessmer, Lisa Marie Wil-
liams, Bonnie Baird, Nancy Gordon,
Carol Gregory, Emilie Peters, Ruth
Boston, Betsy Kreidler, Gertrude P.
Smith, Betty May Herwiz, Tod Rich-
ards, Richard Rees, Donald Sherry,
James D. Hutchison, C. Edward
Johnson, Sr., William Norris, and
Donald R. Gromel.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith and
family spent a few days last week
on a fishing trip to Ontario,
Canada.
Mys. Herbert Houghton, Jackson-
ville Beach, Fla. is spending some
time with her palents, Mr. and Mrs.
Returns To Oklahoma
Mrs. John Werkheiser and chil-
dren have returned to their home
in Oklahoma ‘City after spending six
Mrs, Stephen Stengel of Post Read.
Elizabeth Beline, Lehigh Street,
spent several days in Atlantic City
Mrs. Edward Richards and chil-
dren are spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Beulah Heintzel-
man in Selingsgrove.
Family Picnic
and Mrs. Vought Long enter-
Mr.
home on Carverton Road, Sunday,
July 29. Present: Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Riedlinger of Wyoming; Lt. Joseph
Santilla and family from Fort Ben-
ning, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. William
Long and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker and family,
Wayne Long, Diane McDonald ali
of Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Page have re-
turned to Trenton, N. J. after
spending several days with Mr. and |
Mrs. Earl Hess. Mr. Hess and Mrs.
Page are brother and sister.
William , Greenley of Chester
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Greenley recently. :
Louise Hazeltine of New York
City has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Hazeltine
several days.
Lawrence Coolbaugh, a teacher in |
the Palmyra, N. J. area school sys-
tem, came here last week to attend
the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Pearl Coolbaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cook, East- |
lake, Ohio are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. James Trebilcox.
Mr. Cook and Mrs. Trebilcox are
cousins.
Richard Houghwout of Bradley
Gardens is spending the week with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Anderson of Holly Street.
Dorothy. Dougherty Malloy was
awarded the master of science de-
gree in librarianship at the 18th an-
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