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=r . Barbara Engelman and Kathy
“Lou left on Tuesday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. John Hansen, Jr. at Canan-
dagua, N. Y. Kathy Lou will stay
with her sister and family for the
winter,
4 Ray Hubbell caught a forty inch
Pike, weighing twenty pounds, while
: on a recent fishing trip to Shannon
’ Jake, Quebec, Canada.
? The Little White Church, Conklin,
J., will present a gospel rally
at Noxen Bible Tabernacle, 7:30
° M., Friday, September 14th.
* Ray ‘Wilson, surgical patient in
e General Hospital, for ten days,
returned to his home on Thursday,
# Harold and Sam Hess, Rochester,
ed spent the weekend with the
y Hesses. Mrs. Ross Williams and
fmily, Shavertown. called on Sun-
£ Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Kaminstein
“Thee
and family, Flushing, N.Y., are spend-
ing some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Bean.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Corgill and
Condice, William Race, Binghamton,
Mr and Mrs. Charles VanCampen,
Endicott, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Race. Mr. Race is on
the sick list.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Root and fam-
ily have returned to Buffalo, after a
two week stay with his mother, Mrs.
Eva Root.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Allen Jr. and
family, Newark, N.J. are spending
some time here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schollenberg,
Wyoming, spent Sunday with the
Harry Bigelows.
Mr and Mrs. Elmore Poger and
Susan, (Glenside, Pa. were recent
overnight guests of Muriel and Ag-
nes Lutes.
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Frank Jackson Discovers
Three-Layer Warbler Nest
Frank Jackson, bird-man of Har-
veys Lake, has discovered a three-
layer yellow warbler nest in the
same thicket where he found a two-
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case and Mrs.
Jack McGinley and children were
dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Inman, Kingston, on
Sunday. Mrs. McGinley leaves for
her home in Newark, after spending
the past week with the Loren Cases.
Pastor Wesley K. Kimm, of St.
Lukes Lutheran Church is visiting
his parents Mr .and Mrs. John Kimm,
Herkimer, N. Y.
Mrs, A. E. Dimmick entered Gen-
eral Hospital on Saturday, as a med-
ical patient.
Recent visitors at the home of Mrs.
Albert Casterline were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Young of Drums, Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Young and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Foster, N J.
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(layer model last year. The warbler
laid an egg, and a cowbird came a-
long and laid an egg alongside it.
The warbler roofed over the eggs,
laid another one. Along came the
cowbird and laid a second egg. The
warbler patiently roofed over the
nest and built a third nest on top
of it.
By that time the cowbird was
fresh out of eggs, and the warbler
incubated her own eggs,
benefit of foster children.
Frank had something else unusual
this summer . . a summer tanager.
The female summer tanager, he says
is yellow, and the male is exactly the
same color as a eardinal ,but with-
out the distinctive crest.
Frank has an unusual collection
of bird nests.
Third Quarter Income
Taxes Due Monday
Taxpayers paying estimated in-
come tax are, according to District
Director Ellis R. Rogers of the in-
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installment of tax due on 1962 esti-
mated income by September 17, 1962.
If the income expected to be earn-
ed during. 1962 has changed, tax-
payers should file an amended de-
claration of estimated tax, A blank
form for use as an amended return is
printed on the back of the bill which
taxpayers receive for an installment
of estimated tax, Mr. Rogers pointed
out.
For additional information regard-
ing Estimated Tax, contact your local
Internal Revenue Office.
Annual Harvest Home
At Mountain Grange
Annual Harvest Home and Bake
Sale is scheduled for Mountain
Grange Saturday, October 6, be-
ginning at 7:30 p.m., when season-
able fruits and vegetables will be
sold at auction, and home-made pie
and coffee on sale. Mountain Grange
is on the Orange Road in. Carverton.
LET AP BE . TOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR,
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Stamp Collectors Will
Convene In Stranton
Northeastern Pennsylvania Phila- :
telic Society will convene this Sat-
urday and Sunday in ‘Scranton.
There will be stamp exhibits in the
Chamber of Commerce Building
on Sunday with a Dinner at the
Scranton Club Saturday evening.
No reservations are necessary and
all are welcome, Price of the din-
ner is $3.50. i
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Three Weavers
Away At School
The H.R. Weaver family on Sutton
Road will have three children away
at school this year. Peter S. Weaver
is a freshman at Lehigh University,
Gwen ga freshman at Wheelock Col-
lege, and Cadet H. Robert Weaver
in his second year at Hargraves Mil-
itary Academy.
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Lake-Lehman Pupils
Lake-Lehman school insurance
this year will be carried through
Nationwide—Ilocal agent, Mr. Ernest
Gay, as of September 10. Any stu-
dent who wishes to avail himself of
this insurance prior to the opening
of school, especially athletes and
band members, may do so by
making application through the
school office and bringing in $2.50.
Those - who wish the 24-hour in-
surance coverage for 12 months will
pay $12.50 for the special insurance.
Receives Degree
Paul F. Lattimer, son of Mrs.
Jean Lattimer, Noxen, was awarded
the degree of Bachelor of Science
in Education at Lock Haven State
College at the conclusion of summer
sessions this past month. Mr.
Lattimer majored in Secondary Edu-
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Students Returning
{To Cedar Crest »
Upperclassmen returning to Cedar
Crest College, Allentown, include
Martha Houtz, daughter of Atty. and
Mrs. Monroe Houtz, Grandview Ave-
nue; and Patricia L. Meyer, daughter
Lof Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mexer,
Upper Demunds Road.
Wagner On Chuckawan
Gerald L. Wagner, seaman ap-
prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy S. Wagner, Dallas R. D. 2
is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS
Chuckawan, a unit of the Second
Fleet and the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO) striking force
which participated in a special exer
cise “Riptide II" August 17-20, in
the Eastern Atlantic.
The umit joined more than 40
from four NATO nations for the
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