eset pA rE Fp SAE tr A EE -— SECTION B-— PAGE 8 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Old Log Cabin Acquired THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1962 - | | home after surgery at Nesbitt His- CORRESPON DENTS os and Mrs. Raymond McDaniel, NEWS FROM POST BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-2544 Sr., Jackson, Ohio are visiting with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. By Pa. State Museum @ MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 7-2734 ! Pennsylvania State Museum's FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 67 4-5460 LJ MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270 | and Mrs. Ray McDaniel, Jr. year long search for an early 19th HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage NE 9-9531 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522 | William L. Conyngham attended | century log cabin has ended. IDETOWN, Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray GR 7-3271 | Fathers’ Day, at Hotchkiss School, | yw pred Kinsey III, chief curator, JACKSON TWP. William Hughes 696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689 where his son, William, is a Stu-|.;4 5 “perfect” example was do- LEHMAN, Barbara Simms 67 4-3391 ° dent, nated by Harold Irvine, of Loysville ® Mrs. William R: Hughes is a pa- [RD 1, Perry County. ¥ - : tient at the Nesbitt Hospital. t "Phe structure was ‘dismantled znd MARKETS Ross Elementary School Hallow- TURKEY DINNER moved to a storage warehouse near SWEET VALLEY [5505000 EE Jackion ra seis sen Fy EE 2 : ! : : on Wednesday, October 31, at 2. Firemen Saturday night was a huge “gunshop”’ in ‘the William Penn Tr The program will be similar to the Troop No. 225 sponsored by success with 1000 Persons served. Memorial Museum now under con- SYRUP Mr. and Mrs. R. I Kitchen en- of Poland. A junior at Eastern |parties held in the past, with the Huntsville Methodist -Church will The kitchen crew directed by Mrs. | struction north of the Capitol. 12:07. ¢ 24-01. ¢ tertained over the weekend Mrs. | Christian College, Mr. Jakoniuk children getting into their costumes hold a dance at the Py ire Hal Sidney Fielding worked very hard | Kinsey said there were 25 replies VERMONT MAI bot 3 bot 59 Edith Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. John |plans to return to is native land |in their homerooms and marching Saturday evening from 7:30 19 3, preparing and baking sixty of the ty a plea for such a cabin published 2 Lepkins and children Teddy and |upon graduation. Mr. Hughes, pas-|to the gym. featuring modern dances with music | 200 pies served. The others were |in central Pennsylvania newspapers CLAM CHOWDER, TOMATO, SPLIT PEA & HAM Nancy and Mr. Becker, Montours- | tor of the Church of Christ, attend-| Each child is asked to contribute |PY “The Shadows”. hs roceeds Sup- | donated. Statistically, 1100 pounds |last summer. The Irvine cabin was ¢ ville. ed the Eastern Christian conven-|ten cents to help cover the cost of port this worthy project! of turkey, four bushels of sweet selected because of its size, the METRECAL SOUP 3 cans 98 Halloween Party tion last week at Bel Aire, Mary-|the treats. Parents and pre-school Mrs. Thomas Williams, has re- | potatoes; eight bushels of white | excellent preservation of the wood, Mrs. R. L. Kitchen and Mrs. Louis land, where he spoke on the topic, children may obtain refreshments in turned after having been a patient potatoes, 2 dozen bunches of celery, and the unusual expertness of the SHORTENING Trotta entertained the Intermidate | Encourage and Enthuse.” He was | the cafeteria and remain in the gym |at both Geisinger and the Nesbitt 2 30%es hots of ethane oa a | carpentry. # SWIFT'NING 3-lb. can T1¢ Class of the Assembly of God Church accompanied on the trip by Ed|to eat. Following the program the | Hospital. sno! Of, CRITOLS, and SoVera).Cases | It measurés 16 by 14 feet, wil i Sunday School at the Kitchen home Piper. parents and friends may visit the ROAD LINED of cranberry sauce were served. each of the logs held by pegs and i Saturd ing. at Hallowen | Pastor and Mrs. B. Kirby Jones, | grade rooms. The ‘Highwav Department finall close-fitting dovetail ends. It was i INSTANT (15¢c OFF) Be . A at ee re- | sons B. K. and Brett have returned | Herbert Britt, a patient at Nesbitt | painted op lo aks lines a Beaumon ¢ constructed about 1812 by Adam i BOSCUL COFFEE 6-oz. jar 84¢ freshments served to Mrs. William |from Lileville, N. C., where they | Hospital, room 225, is improving. |Larksville Mountain Road but has| Students of Beaumont Elemen- |Henry Sheaffer, ; Williams, William, Jr, Mary and |Visited with the former's parents, | Mr. Britt was taken to the hospital | not repainted the yellow lines on | tary School had a two day vacation | Sheaffer's grandson, Clarence N. JIFFY Alfred, Mrs. Louis « Trotta, Betty [Mr. and Mrs. James Jones. following a heart attack. the highway from Chase Corners to |Oct. 19 and 22 when a one day |Sheaffer, of Loysville RD 1, also is 5D 4 ¢ Lou and Michael, Miriam and Rober- | Mrs. Harold Culver has returned| Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Macri, Pikes | the Lake Silkworth Road. Teachers’ Institute was held at|a carpenter. He lived in the cabin | Es 5 2 40-02. pkg. ta Perkins, Robert and Rodney Ma- to her home aftter undergoing sur- | Creek, had as weekend guests Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Frantz | Tunkhannock on Friday and a one |during his youth. | wiih oe gp honey, Paul Clemow, Mrs, Naomi|ZStY at Wilkes-Barre General Hos- | and Mrs. Robert Russell, Newburgh, ly oo" otuime d after attending Fa- |day Teachers’ Visitation Day on : - | fined ii Pulmoski, Janice and Beverly and |Pital. The Culver children, Larry, |N. Y. Mrs. Russell is the former | iy ..o pay with their son Ricky at | Monday. donghter Yane's family ai Gouven- H CHOCOLATE SYRUP 12-0z. jar 37¢ Trudy Stroud. Dean and JoAnne, are with their Lois Macri. Hotchkiss School Lakeville, Conn. Mrs. Earl Johnson has returned |°%" NY. l grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mrs. Carolyn Scovell is happy to NUT SHELF CASHEWS 6l/5-01. cans paal GREEN LABEL TUNA CHICKEN OF THE SEA 69° WHITE MEA DUNCAN HINES : GE BROWNIE MIX 15<x pio. 45¢ GALLON 59c; 1/,-GALLON 39¢ quart bottle 23¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA wack TUNA "2.7% 39¢ FUDGE CLOROX BLEAGH Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spencer, twins Teresa and Teddy stayed with their grandmother, Mrs. Charles Spencer, Sr. Ed Spencer participated in a stock car race at William’s Grove, near Harrisburg Saturday. His brother, Charles Spencer, Jr., acted as me- chanic. Mrs. Caroline Ferry has returned from Binghamton where she was caring for her sister, Mrs. Margaret Aton, who was injured in a fall a few weeks ago. Her condition is improving. Their brother, Charles Casterline, Harveys Lake, returned home Tuesday after being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ferrey and daughter, Susan, Mooretown, spent Conn., with Mr. and Mrs. William Monk. Mr, and Mrs. Alva Case had as Sunday guests Misses Pauline and Hazel Davis, Harveys Lake; Mr. and Mrs. George Koons and daughters, Madelyn, Linda and Dianne, Shick- shinny; Mrs. Richard Jones and Mrs. William Martin, Edwardsville, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bradbury, Muhlenburg. John Swire, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Swire, observed his birth- day yesterday. Richie Dougal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dougal, is celebrating. his birthday today. On Tuesday evening, October 30, the M.Y.F., Maple Grove Methodist Church, will hold their annual Hal- ldetown Sunday night at 8, sponsored by the | ‘W.S.C.S.,, Lehman and Jackson are invited. A fellowship hour will fol- low. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Pond Hill, with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dy- mond, Tunkhannock, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park and Mrs. Charles Frear on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hilbert, Easton, with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hilbert, Forty Fort, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Achuff, Shavertown, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Millhouse, Flint, Michigan, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Hil- bert and Mrs. Lila Felt. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Toluba and son, Philip, are attending the gradu- ation of their son, Teddy, from the Their daughter, Melanie, visited her Mrs. Nicholas Witek has returned from Buffalo. N. Y. where she went Mrs. Violet Gary is visiting her | NABISCO FAMOUS Lake Silkworth, spent Monday in Sie d R. Hutch grandparents, Brigadier-General and | to see her new grandson, Jay Fraser | De a new grandma too. It’s a boy it ; . [2-0z. ¢ New York City on a business trip. Ti 8n isi James R. ; utchin-| Prayer and Self Denial Service |Mrs. Thomas H. Atherton of Wyo- | Johnson, born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack for the Glenn Scovells. Bradley i a pkg. Their children, Charles, Debra and [SO spent ast week in Sandy Hook, will be held in the Idetown church | ming. Johnson Saturday, Oct. 13. Frear Scovell was born at Vestal, N. Y. Friday, Oct. 12. ! last weekend in Sterling N. J., with | lowe’en party. A fine of ten cents ; A Far 1 SE |6-0z. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Norval Blaine, former | will be paid by all those who arrive Tov Dion Candidate School, 5 FIG BARS 2 pkgs. 69 local residents. unmasked. POT Be 4 tol wh ! Mrs. William Lamoreaux and son, | Hallowe’en Party Mr. and Mrs. fred Ha se, who 3 RAGU PLAIN Billy, have returned after vacation- | Saturday is the date for Sweet observed their wedding anniversary i) SPAGHETTI SAUCE 32-o0z. jar 69¢ MRS. PAUL'S FROZEN SWEET POTATO PUFFS +--rs 3% ing in Ohio as guests of Mrs. Lam- oreaux’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hall, former local residents. Sympathy of the community is extended to the family of Russell Valley Hallowe’en party, sponsored by Church of Christ, First Christian Church and Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire Department in Church of Christ hall beginning at 8. The grand march will take place at 9 o'clock on Sunday, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, Johnson City, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hadsel, Harveys Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams spent ‘the weekend with their son, Billy, i CAPT. KITT Marion, who died Saturday morning | with prizes being awarded. Re- who is a student at Shepherd Col- p bl/5-0z. ¢ in Nanticoke State Hospital after |freshments (at no charge) will be | lege, Shepherdtown, West Virginia. L TUNA CAT FOOD cans 69 being admitted Friday following a |served and games played. Pastors The beautiful vases of flowers in X heart attack. His children, Mrs. |of the two churches are William G.|the church sanctuary at the Sunday il NEW (4c OFF) Yvonne Frantz, lives in Georgia and | Hughes and B. Kirby Jones. Mrs. | morning worship service were in HAND] WRAP 127100" roll 25¢ HI-C DRINKS Ronald in Texas. Jean Archacavage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Archacavage, Lake Silkworth, observed her seventeenth birthday October 14. Jean is a senior at Lake-Lehman High School. Ania: $ Ed Piper was admitted as a med- | ORANGE-PINEAPPLE 46-oz. ical patient at Nesbitt Hospital IB! PUNCH cans ‘3 Sunday morning. Mr. Piper’s moth- PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 2 soz cans 59¢ GERBER ABY FOODS STRAINED JUNIOR 6 i 65° G os 93 FELS PRODUCTS 3 tue 356 - FELS NAPTHA LAUNDRY SOAP 12-0z. 3 65 (7c OFF) (14c OFF) pint or 20° ar 81° bor 48° bt. 19° HEARTS DELIGHT GENTLE FELS FELS NAPTHA LIQUID CLEANER FABRIC SOFTENER FELSOFT ALPO DOG FOOD ALL BEEF 2, 15-o0z. NECTAR CHICKEN 15-0z. 2, HORSE MEAT 2, 15-0z. 53¢ APRICOT 2, 18-o0z cans 43c DICED LAMB 2, 15-oz. 59¢ | APRICOT 46-oz. can 43c BEEF LIVER 2, 15-oz. 55¢c | PEACH 46-0z. can 39¢ PILLSBURY DEL MONTE FUDGE BROWNIE MIX 152-02. 35 WALNUT BROWNIE MIX 17%e-0z. 43c | ZUCCHINI 2 2% 49¢ SECRET ROLL-ON DECDORANT MRS. FILBERTS SALAD DRESSING 'e-o-ier 39 MAYONNAISE ~~ 16or ier 4Ge MARCAL er, Mrs. Blanche Piper, is visiting in New Jersey with her daughters and their families, the Stanley Shinders and the Charles Petros. Mr. and Mrs. William Gilman, WilkesBarre, spent some time last week with Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hughes, Billy and Linda. On October 28, at the Church of Christ, there will be a guest mis- sionary, Kostek Jakoniuk, a native “The only money we her insurance company (a company we represent) to say that the only money the family had during her husband's long illness, were the insurance checks she received. It's true that nothing can bring money troubles faster than a bad accident or long illness that pre- vents.a worker from working and earning. That's when a substitute insurance income is desperately needed. The policy that can provide that money is DISABILITY INCOME insurance. For any covered sickness or accident (and most ARE covered), this policy keeps a tax-free monthly check coming your way when your family wage-earner is disabled. May we tell you more about DISABILITY INCOME INSURANCE? HAROLD E. FLACK INSURANCE AGENCY BROOKS BLDG. VA 3-2189 Cletus Holcomb, Jr., is president of the auxiliary and Loren Cragle, Jr., president of the Fire Company. The public is invited to join in the fun of the Hallowe'en party. memory of Mrs. George Casterline, given by her family. For Unique Designs Try Post Offset The STARTS Monday Oct. 29th 7 ar Pomeroy’s On the Square in Wilkes-Barre Sale that makes News! and your home! 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