DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
NOXEN
. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Traver an-
nounce the birth of a son on
December 10th at Nesbitt Hospital.
Members of Ladies Auxiliary,
Noxen Volunteer Fire Co., held
their annual Christmas party at the |
Fire Hall on Monday ° evening,
December 10th. A tasty covered
dish luncheon was enjoyed by Mes-
dames: Guy Fritz, Nathan Straley,
Clark Oliver, Joseph Dotter, Calvin
Shrohl, Joseph Nalbone, Chester
Keiper, Carl Siglin, Arba Dimmick,
~ Bernard Dendler Sr. Alton Steele,
Ira Beahm, William Belles, Arthur
Blizzard, Thomas Sire, Earl
Beahm, Roy Dendler.
- Robert Casterline and son, Robert
i Bayonne, N. J. spent several
days with Mrs. Russell Casterline,
this-week.
. Mrs. Vane Race, who spent the
past week | at the home of her fa-
_ ther, Archie Eyet, Falls, came home
on Friday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shook -and
children, Los Angeles, Calif. drove
in to visit relatives and friends in
this area, arriving on Sunday.
Ladies Society, St. Luke's Lu-
theran Church held their annual
Christmas party at the Parish Hall
jon Friday evening. Games and
singing were enjoyed. Refreshments
| were served to Pastor Wesley
Kimm, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case and
Mildred Jane, Mr. and Mrs.’ Nathan
Straley, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bliz-
zard, Mrs. Clark Oliver, Mrs. Ira
Beahm, Janet Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Turner, Mrs. Albert May,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bender, Sharon
Brody, Mrs. George Montross, Mrs.
John Jones, Mrs. Joseph Dotter,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards.
Noxen Volunteer [Fire Company
was called to extinguish a fire at
Lewis Hackling’s Nursery on Lake
Road on Wednesday afternoon. The
interior of the structure which con-
tained® numerous wreaths
Christmas plants was entirely
gutted by flames which ate through
the building. It had to be torn
down. The loss is estimated at one
thousand dollars. It was not
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Wheeler Hess Sr. returned to his
home from General Hospital on
Friday after having major surgery
and spending nineteen days there.
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess Jr.,
are on a weeks trip to Nassau,
Mrs. Oscar Fish accompanied
Mrs. Russell Transue and Mrs. Betty
Meeker, Kunkle, to Philadelphia, on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Payne and
daughter Patty and Mr. T. A. Her-
rin, Smyrna, Ga., spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Keiper.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May, Sid-
ney, Valerie and Jeff, Allentown
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone and
Michelle, Eyersville, spent Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Engelman and family.
Mrs. Bertell Tomlinson and Joe
Leary, Philadelphia, spent two days
at the home of her brother, Guy
Fritz and family.
Robert May, New York City,
spent the week end at hig home in
Noxen.
Word has been received here that
Fassett Crosby suffered a severe
heart attack about a month ago
and has been confined to a hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daley,
Cherry Point, N. C. are at present
living with his mother, Mrs. Clau-
Mr. Daley
in the Air Force for
years, but is out perma-
has been
: several
nently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sohns and
His condition is fairly good at this
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962
family of Tunkhannock, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vane
Race, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Wilson is confined to
her home with illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Warren Hathway
and family, Danville, were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wandell and family, Stull,
on Sunday. Reverend Hathway is
the newly installed pastor of the
Independent Bible Church, Noxen.
Billy Coole shot a bob cat weigh-
ing around thirty pounds, on Sun-
day.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Blizzard on Saturday
were: Mrs. Bruce Sutliff, Brooklyn,
N. Y., Mrs. John Malloy and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Lapp and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Marion Lasecki, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Krouse and
Thelma Sue, Nanticoke, called on
them.
Mrs. David Hopkins, Vienna,
N. J., is spending some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Siglin.
Ildetown
Mrs. Libbie Smith returned Thurs-
day after spending two months with
Dr. and Mrs. John Lynch, Annap-
olis, Md.
A/lc Albert J. Niezgoda is enjoy-
ing a 20-day leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda of
Holiday House.
Linda Swelgin, student at Lock
Haven College, is spending the
Christmas holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin.
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ENSIGN S. J. BALUT
Navy Ensign Stephen J. Balut,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R.
Balut of 64 Pioneer Avenue, Shay-
ertown, was graduated October 26
School at Newport, R. I
The 16-week. training period for
college graduates and outstanding
fleet personnel covers naval sub-
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the duties and responsibilities of a
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HOWARD D. JAMES
Army ‘Reserve Pvt. Howard D.
James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
C. James, Dallas R. D. 3, recently
completed the eight-week radio re-
lay and cdrrier “operation course
under the Reserve Forces Act pro-
gram at The Southeastern [Signal
School, Fort Gordon, Ga. James,
21, is a 1959 graduate of Dallas
High School. He attended Wilkes
College.
Drawn For Grand Jury
One Kingston Township resident
has been tapped for service on the
Grand Jury, Selina Bilbow, Ridge
Street, Shavertown, will serve the
week of January 7, among a group
of eighteen women and four men |
who will consider transcripts for
the February session of Criminal
Court.
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Mt. Zion
The members of the Mrs. Mary
Lewis S. S.
class
had their
Christmas party at Mt. Zion church
Dec. 12.
Beginning at 12:30 with |
a delicious dinner served by Mrs.
Edward Miles and Mrs.
Lewis.
Wesley
The Christmas colors of red
and green were used in decorations,
| salads and candy.
Following gifts
were exchanged and short business
meeting held at which time the
nominating ‘committee reported.
Those present were Mary Lewis,
Rose Miller, Blanche Lewis,
Perry, Ida Menhennet, Ida Mullison, | | games.
Ruth
Frieda Krum, Ruth Gilbert, Edith
Perry, Jennie Smith, Muriel Rozelle,
Sally VanTuyle, Laura Rozelle, Mrs.
| Mary Howard and guest Mrs. Edith
Naylor, Lucy Howell, Evadna Deck-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wesley Lewis are | dining room and kitchen.
flying to Boston this week to spend lowing were present: Peggy Thomas,
Christmas with
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whitley
their
and Sarah. Sarah says: “This week
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daughter’s |
school is out; next week Grandma | Earl, Betty Earl, Audrey Earl, Jean
and Grandpa are coming, and the Emmanuel Emily VanTuyle, Marie
next week is Christmas!”
KINGS CRUSADERS CLASS PARTY |
Class
dish supper at Mt.
meal.
Emmanuel was in charge of the |
program. Devotions were led by
Mae Lewis and Jane Lloyd. Jean
Hronich provided some humorous
items, annd Peggy Thomas some
Christmas carols were led
by Madge Smith. Jennie Smith!
and Muriel Rozelle supervised help |
in kitchen and dining room, and |
Sharon and Susan LaBar, Karen
Hronich, Betsey and Nancy Alling
shuttled back and forth between
The fol-
Marian Thomas, Madge Smith, Mrs.
William Reid, Priscilla Krum, Mil-
dred Krum, Janice Vosburg, Jean
Mrs. John Doane Is
Convention Delegate
Mrs.
The girls of the Kings Crusaders | was a voting delegate to the Third
gathered around a covered | Biennal Convention of American
Zion church. | Association for United Nations at.
Two turkeys were provided and | Hotel Roosevelt, New York, Novem-
then the wide variety of food under | | ber 16 to 18. Mrs. Doane is pres-
covered dishes made a delightful | ident of Wyoming Valley Chapter.
Gifts were exchanged. Jean | With 350 delegates from forty states
she met with Acting Secretary Gen-
eral U Thant in a special session
at United Nations Headquarters.
Many Deer Killed
During October more than 1600
Pennsylvania deer were accidently
killed on highways, illegally taken
by outlaws, or deliberately shot to
prevent additional crop damage.
1aBar, Thelma George, Jane Lloyd,
Mae Lewis, Joan Dymond, Marjorie
Seiple, Alice Daniels, Marie Shaffer,
Alice Lamoreaux,
Ida
Grace Parry,
Gonser, June Alling,
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John H. Doane, Idetown,
Janet Dymond,
Grace Menhennet,
Emma Miles, Clara
Howell,
Ruth Sprout
. Ray Stiller
Ray Drum
Stew Griffith
Richard . Oliver
Cliff Hontz
James Adamshick
Mildred Lewis
Jeanne Hunter
draws near, we greet
all our friends and
thank them heartily,
for their gracious patronage.
A Merry Christmas to all.
“The GANG” at
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Charlie ‘and Helen Gosart
Jerry and Beverly Gerrity
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John Chapple
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Kenneth Chapple
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