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In home and used car sales; and |
in job recruiting, newspaper classi-
fied ads do the national job virtual- |
ly single handed.
A moment of carelessness can
mean a lifetime of regret.
Trucksville Scouts
Trucksville Cub Scout Pack 155
will ‘meet at the Fire Hall Friday,
November 17 at 8 p.m. All Scouts
must be attended by a parent. Rob-
Mrs. Kenneth Turner returned on
Monday from a second trip to Gen-
ert Kugler is scout master.
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eral Hospital.. She will be confined
to her home for some time.
| Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
responded to an alarm at ‘the home
of Walter Barthett, on Dietz Moun-
tain on ‘Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies Auxiliary, Noxen Volun-
| over fifty dollars from the sale of
' lunches on election day. We wish
to thank the ladies who turned
out to help with the work, also
those who baked pies and donated
money.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lattimer,
Proctor, Pa. visited at the home of
Richard Traver on Tuesday, dlso
visited her mother, who is a patient
in the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galka Jr.
announce the birth of a daughter,
Tuesday November 6th, at General
Hospital. This is their third child.
Mrs. Richard Traver was taken to
General Hospital by Noxen ambu-
lance on Monday, 4 p. m. with
a ruptured appendix. She submitted
to an operation on Monday night.
Mrs. Urban Womer, Fairless Hills,
Pa. is staying with’ the Walter
Galka family while Mrs. Galka is
in the hospital.
teer Fire Company report a profit of
| Recent .guests were Mr. and Mrs.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962
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home of Mrs. Ira Beahm.
The “Good News Club” will meet |
at the home of Mrs. Mary Arendt,
every Wednesday, after
three to twelve, are invited to at-
tend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaneberger,
Elmira, N. Y. visited at the home
of Mrs, Stelia Dean on Thursday.
Millard Pegg, Bloomsburg.
Peggy Cooke, teacher at North
Plainfield, N. Y. spent the week
end at -her home here and Thurs-
day evening with her former room-
mate at Bloomsburg College. Jean
Krupa, Dimock, Pa. also spent Fri-
day at the Oral School, Scranton,
where Miss Krupa is teacher.
Eddie Crispell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Crispell, was a medical
patient at General Hospital, all last
| week. io
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Gary,
South River, N. J. were overnite
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Miner on Wednesday.
Mrs. Gerald Rittenhouse -and
Helen Keiper spent Saturday in
Williamsport.
Fred Schenck, Earl
Francis * Schenck and
Richards,
son Keith,
| spent Saturday at the home of the
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SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY
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“The Pigeon That
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“The Cabinet Of
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“The Miracle Worker”
Friday and Saturday
Richard Egan
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Cinemascope and Color
Sunday and Monday
continuous Sunday 2-11
Two Thrillers:
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|" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck were
| dinner guests at the home of Mr,
land Mrs. Carlton Cahill and family, |
| West Pittston.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman an- |
| nounce the birth of a son at General |
i school, | Hospital on Friday, November 9th.
from 4, - 5 p.m. All children, age | Mrs. Freeman is the former Joan |
Newell. This is their first child.
The following folks gathered at
| the home of Mrs. Joseph Shalata
|Sr. to help her celebrate her 51st
birthday anniversary, on Saturday:
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polk and Mrs.
Elizabeth Tomascik, Wyoming; Mr.
and Mrs. William Shalata and
family, Tunkhannock, R.F.D.; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Thomas and family,
Hunlock Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Shalata and family, Joseph
Shalata Sr., Tommy and Judy,
Noxen,
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz were Paul
Hackling, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hackling, Vestal, N. Y., Mr. and
Mrs. George Steltz, Sweet Valley,
Mrs. Howard Peterman and sons
Guy and Tom, Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Doty and
Kaye, Benton, spent Sunday with
the Osmond Casterline family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haughton
and daughter Tammy, New Jersey
called on Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Belles on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sickler,
Newark, N. J. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Space.
Ralph Space was discharged from
General Hospital on Friday., after
submitting to major surgery. He is
recuperating at the home of a
daughter in Luzerne.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning and
son Matthew, Apalachin and Timmy
Vancampen, Endicott were callers at
the Lawrence Races, on Sunday.
W.S.CS. of Noxen Methodist
Church will hold its annual bazaar
(on Friday the 16th in the Church
parlors, The following booths will
be on display: candy, baked goods,
| aprons, shirts, fish pond, fancy
| work. There will be a turkey sup-
per worth all the ‘trimmings, serv-
ing to start at 5:30 p.m. Also a
{lunch at noon.
“Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mr,.
and Mrs. Robert Timko and Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Bean were Saturday
night dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis, William-
sport.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmore Pogar and
daughter Susan, Glenside, Pa., spent
the week end with Agnes and
Mariel Lutes.
Harry Newberry was taken to the
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|Swarm Of Brownies
Descends On Post
| A swarm of Brownies descended |
| upon the Dallas Post Tuesday after- |
| noon, along with a couple of small |
boy visitors, ‘to make the guided |
tour of the composing room, the]
printery, and the place where pub-
lications are mailed.
Warned not to go near the cut-
ting machine in the basement, not |
to fall into the pit beneath the |
newspaper press, and not to get too |
close to the hot lead used in the
linotype machines, children separ-
ated into two groups, each with
enough leaders to insure safety.
One group, convoyed by Don
Weidner, visited the equipment in
the basement and the press room,
while the second group saw what
happens when a piece of “copy” is
delivered to the linotype machine.
Editor Howard Risley instructed the
second group.
Fifteen minutes later, the groups
changed location, to permit each
child to see everything.
Mrs. Russell Lawry, leader, had
made arrangements late in October
for date that would be convenient.
These children signed up when
they first entered the Post: Carlene
Ann Roberts, Nancy Boltz, Maureen
Yakobovicz, Glenda Larson, Char-
lene Anne Demmy, Ruth C. Lawry,
Tyra Elizabeth Law, Nancy Daley,
Nancy Roberts, Jennifer Garris,
Jacqueline Snyder, Elizabeth K.
Schweiss, Debby Turner, Kendra
Cosgrove, Elizabeth Eckman, Cyn-
thia Smith, Tamie Radeszsisky, Jo-
Ann Juris, Pammie S. Rood, Eileen
Hughes, Judy Berger, Marcia Hamm,
Debbie Weichel, Debbie Alexander,
Sondra Gail Gordon, Nancy Rodda,
Fern Carkhuff.
Leaders: Mrs. Russell Lawry, Mrs.
Kenneth Cosgrove, = Mrs. Sanford
Turner, Mrs. I. Berger (with small
son Jay, and visitor Roger Owens);
Mrs. Katharina Schweiss.
hospital on Sunday night by Noxen
ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keiper and
daughter Debby, spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Vanderhoff and family, Me-
tuchin, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Munketchy
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Katona, Kingston,
who celebrated their 50th. wedding
anniversary with a dinner at the
O’Connel’s Kingston House, Kings-
ton.
Mrs. Albert Casterline, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Montross, Sharyn and
Gregory, recently visited at the
homes of Mrs. Ranson Young, Mrs.
Marvin Young and Mrs. George |
Young, at Drums.
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big jar 39:
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COFFEE
66:
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| FRESH
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