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seeing this road construction no one
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1562
‘Miller Reunion
Fourth Annual John and Elizabeth
Miller reunion was held recently at
Henry Worthington Descendents
Gather At North Lake Reunion
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William Curwood and Senator Har-
old Flack who will answer questions
Taxpayers To Meet
At Muhlenburg Grange It is imperative that taxpayers of the
district attend and let their repre-
“" A.public meeting will be held Tues- | sentatives know what they want.
} d ing, September 25 at 8 p.m.,| Mak effort to be present.
One meets nice people in a hos. |and now teaches downtown. She |ever asks my advice on procedures! | Melody Park. ¢ : 4 re ql hn . id A Ser ie an éffort to be p
pital. A patient in the ward at|bas had considerable experience| Last Saturday was a happy day The committee for prizes, gave| Decendents of Henry Worthing: Shirley and Lee Jo nson, Mr. an igre Aetwighy: dic as the| Judge—Didn’t I tell you the inst
Nesbitt where Dorothy was is a lady | Fight at home with her five children |for all of us — Dottie came home | their parents’each a gift. The Moth~| tor held, 2 family ‘rouion" zt the (Mrs. [Edgar ' Worthington, Revia 4 hoo] ai . | time you were here that 1 didn’t
from Dallas with a sweet face and | and comes by teaching naturally. |from Nesbitt Hospital after 12 days.|ers’ received a bud vase; and the |cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shaver | Worthington, Mrs. * Hazel Hoover, | School Organization Act 561. All tax- | yw,n¢ to see vou here again?
lots of courage. Sheis Mrs. Wright,
mother of William Wright whom
our family recognized as -having
seen him around the Library Auc-
tion. We met William's wife also.
They have been most attentive to
mother Wright. I had noted the de-
votion of this man: toward his
mother before I found out who he
was.
One afternoon as we were leaving
the hospital Mr. Wright casually
told us he would not be down that
hight to see his mother on account
, of a joint dinner meeting of service
“bs. The next day we found out|Carroll was shown interviewing Imo
he: Rs $ : from around the world! What would | sometime in May or early June at a stocked in Tlarvevs Lalie ih two
at he had been awarded a plaque | several principals in action, such as my grandfather have thought? Or, | Dutch” supper meeting. All are in- s this wook he fish were| R . Cc ’
for outstanding work as a citizen. | 4 grower, a crew leader, a migrant day : eceives Commendation
And when he came in to the ward
to see his mother he proudly showed
her the plaque. How her face lit
up! Mrs. Wright told us that usual-
ly when he comes in at night he is
very quiet but not that might. In
he bounced, turned on the lights,
until his wife asked if he had been
in an accident or something! "Then
he showed the plaque. The com-
mittee had not had his name en-
graved on ‘it yet because it was vention. 'Thers. were over: 830. at a 3 : a oo phot : nt Ci d f the Third
: r tion. - | vsiting the Nielsons were Mr. and | Jones were appointed as next years | urease in fi hing pressure during the nel as. Commandor. ‘0 p re, 1 AN { N !
Raed the secret ant Jeaks out tending. They returned Sunday | Mrs. Robert Miller of Rochester. committee for games, prizes, gifts. | Fall. 4 Battalion, ROTC Cadet Brigade of y SB 8-02, La! SEASON!
my ey Youd 3 2 20 oa evening. Kn On ga visit to Dunhmovin Rev. |and intertainment. Charles Newell Sothes take fesidents. noted that) the Univergity of Delaware, an ap- VHOLE It's Delicious
‘or him. was gla was there Our road? 0 sare, they afc get. | pointment among the highest a- : %
see the pleasure on his mother’s
face.
JANET DYMOND'S FIRST SCHOOL
We drove past West Pittston
school the other day and saw ‘‘our”
Janet Dymond out with her class of
eighteen or so little folks.
J anet
Her mother, Ida Howell, is a teach-
er in West Pittston.
LOCAL DOCUMENTARY FILM
SHOWN /
WDAU station has been preparing
a documentary film on “The Mis-
understood Migrant.” It had been
announced some time back that it
was going to be shown, but another
program came in its place. Then
one night last week there it was.
The story of migrant workers
and of the Tri-County Migrant Min-
istry was well woven together with
many familiar local scenes. Bob
worker, a migrant ministry meet-
ting (me sitting in the front seat!)
and an especially good picture of
Rev. Edwin Lintern being inter-
viewed. I do not know but I imaigne
this film will be available to be
shown again. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Krum
left last Friday morning in the 12-
bus cavalcade to Atlantic City to at-
[tend the Mid-Atlantic Shrine Con-
ting along. Crushed rock is being
laid from Fred Krum’s down toward
the river road. We are willing for
them to begin up at our corner any
time now and lay the rock — and
then the black-top — down the hill.
As much time as I have spent over-
Let the temperature
warm and comfortable
1.87 per bag
You can be
fall.
in your home if
Emma Miles has returned home
after spending several days with her
sister Kate (Mrs. Lloyd Drake) who
has been a hospital patient in
Pottsdown but now is home.
CARVERTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nielson have
just returned from a wonderful trip
through New England. Outstanding
was their visit to “Andover, Maine
where the telestar station is. Mrs.
Nielson describes it as breath-taking
in its beauty and awe-inspiring in
what it means. At certain times the
thing moves, I suppose when it picks
up a global message to relay. TV
for that matter, what would my
father think ? [Shucks, why go back
that far ? What would I have thought
of such a notion two years ago? Or
even of TV a few years ago!
Mirabile dictu! As Pedro Gillott
used to exclaim. (That's Latin!)
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fitser Sr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitser, both
families formerly of Carverton, now
of Florida, were visiting Nielsons
and other former neighbors. Also
Ralph Weatherly told us that the
Mary Elizabeth Society of Grace
Episcopal Church was meeting that
night with Mrs. Weatherly. They
are ladies who for years have been
committed to do all sor ts of charit-
able and benevolent enterprises
through the Church. The following
ladies were present: Mrs. Helen
Page, Mrs. William Christian, Mrs:
Jacob Milz, president, Mrs. Frede-
rick Smith, Mrs. William Phillips,
Mrs. M. Tomascik, Mrs. William
Disque, Mrs. Kenneth Rydal, Mrs.
W. G. Prater, Mrs. Oliver Jones,
Misg Sallie Davis, Miss Doris Turner,
‘Miss Mary Wall, Mrs. Anna Pfeiffer,
Mrs.
Morgan Thomas, Miss Betty
Hoskins. |
{detown
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Tiffany
were hosts to the W.S.C.S. Wednes-
day night.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Ros-
well Frederici while Mrs. George May
presided at the business session.
Final plans were made for the
‘farmer's market September 24, 26,
and 28. Mrs. Lester Squier, a dele-
gate at the National Convention in
‘| Atlantic City, gave a wonderful re-
port. Present were Mrs. Corey
Meade, Mrs. Ernest Fritz, Mrs. Lila
children Jill and Todd have re-
turned to their home in Nep-
tune, N. J., after spending two
weeks at the McKenna Home.
fathers’ a china dog, a replica of
their own canines. Mrs. Lena Martin
won a bouquet of gladiolus. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Miller won the door
Jordan shared the title of “King and
Queen of the Twist’; and Jim Miller
claimed the honor of the ‘‘Hoola
Hoop”. Games were played by the
children; but all received prizes and
treats.
Mr. Edwin Miller presided at the
business meeting. The reunion will
be held the last Sunday in July; at
Melody Park, next year. All other
special arrangements will be made
vited; and Mrs. Laura Martin, Secre-
tary, will contact everyone as to the
time and place.
Re-elected as President, was Edwin
Miller. Kenneth A. Martin as Vice-
President. Mrs. Howard Miller as
Treasurer. Mrs. Kenneth A.‘ Martin,
as Secretary. Mrs. Lois Bolton and
Mrs. Wayne Hoover, Corresponding
Secretaries.
Leonard Nordfors, Al Heffernon,
James Miller, and Herbert “Hobby”
a special. program.
daughter of Albert and Lucy Miller.
Danny Jones, son of Herbert and Hel-
len Jones. Jeffrey Wayne Bolton, son
of Bob and Lois Bolton. Tamy Lee
Newell, daughter of Charles and |San-
dra Newell. Leonard Clayton Nord-
fors. son of Leonard and Betty Lou
Nordfors.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Miller and Jane; Albert Mars-
land, Betty and Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Jones, Gale, Garry, David,
and Danny; Mr. and Mrs. Al Heffer-
nan, Susan, Janet, Carol, and Randy;
Mr. end Mrs. Andrew Gobla, Sharon
and Beth Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Miller, and Linda, all of Wilkes-
Barre. Raymond Marsland, Jim Mil-
ler, Newark, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Hir-
am Stevens, and Brigitte, Jennings-
ville, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sch-
wartz, Westminster, Pa.; Mr. William
Mahler, Hartford, Conn.
Darl Littner, Mr. and Mrs. George
Stredney, Marion, Linda, Albert, and
Tommy. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin,
‘Wanda, Roy, Bob, and Dick. Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Roberts, Carrie Lee,
Brenda, and Lowell Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bolton, Bobby, Ernie, and
Jeff; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller; Mrs.
toes on his farm at Dymond Hollow,
dug up a monster, weighing two and
one half pounds, large enough to
make mashed potatoes for a family
of three.
prize. Leonard Nordfors and Peggy
and Richard Searfoss have charge of |
New births recorded: Linda Miller, |
at North Lake Sunday, Septembér 9:
‘A deliciotis smotgdsbord dinner
was. enjoyed by the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Ide, Robert and
Billy Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shaffer,
Janice Shaffer, Mrs. Raymond Spen-
Albert” Ide, R.
Dana Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ide,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak, Suzanne
Jane Hudak, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson,
cer,
Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Spencer.
Stock Harveys Lake
With Husky Trout
, Ten thousand Brown Trout were
described by District Fish Warden
James Yoder as being of ‘excep
tional size’. Some Rainbows were
mixed into the lot.
“This is' the best thing that ever
happened to Harvey's Lake’; the
Warden observed. “There is a pos-
‘sibility that there will be a good
carry-over into future years.”
explained that Brown Trout flourish
in lake-waters, get. fairly hard to
catch, and there is a general
they saw the fish pulled out'as fast |
as. they were thrown in. Warden
Yoder said that, -although this may |
‘have been true, it was so only for
isolated groups of lucky fishermen.
He also observed that it is not
true that hatchery-grown fish must
live in the lake for a time before
they become edible.
The reason for their softness, he
said, is that trout, like their cou-
sins, the salmon, deteriorate. unless
cleaned immediately after catching,
and most fishermen dg not do. this.
They think the softness is due to
easy living at the hatchery, and not
to their own care.
Howard Price Is
Home From Germany
Howard Price, home after two
and a half years with the armed
forces in Erlanger,
spending sometime with his bro-
ther and sister,
Robert Price. His wife the former
Margit: Fahndrich, whom he mar-
ried in
Germany, is
Mr. and Mrs.
arrived = by
boat yesterday, Howard's father
He | °F of military science:
Dear Mr. Steinhauer:
de-
organization,
Army.
that 1
intelligence.
and mother,
Franklin Street, Dallas.
moreland High School.
From Headquarters
William R. Steinhauer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Steinhauer, Dallas
RD 1, and a student at University
of Delaware, is the recipient of this
letter from Col. E. G. Allen, profes-
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Ide, Grace
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It is ‘a great pleasure for me to
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This achievement, in recognition
of your outstanding leadership and
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credit on the manner in which you
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commission within the United States
Mrs. William Price,
both died while he was in service.
The couple expects to live tem-
votion of this man was toward his
He is a 1949 graduate of West-
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son Kevin and Patty Kelley, Silver
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