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Trucksville
An Error In Politics
There are many local citizens who
were disappointed in the failure of
the County Republican Committee
to select Guthrie Conyngham as a
candidate for County Commissioner.
This capable descendant of one
of our most prominent and oldest
families would have indeed per-
formed an excellent job in an im-
portant post. The addition of new
blood to a strife torn organization
would have been all to the good in
Tulips Sprouting
With robins reported in the vi-
cinity, tulips bordering the home
of Mrs. Edward Adams, Pioneer
Avenue, are breaking through the
thawing earth.
Committee Meets
The structure committee of
Trucksville Free Methodist Church
met Saturday evening to study
architect's estimate on their pro-
posed new edifice. Edmund Hilde-
bra is. the architect.
restoring the Republican party to
its former prestige.
Present were: Frank Mathers, Sr.,
Wesley Cooper, Jr., Mrs. Wesley
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Mrs. Hazel Carkuff is a patient
in Nesbitt Hospital.
Wild Rabbits Relocated
Mrs. Jane Schooley reports 18
wild rabbits trapped in her yard
this winter. Game Commission of-
ficers furnished the traps and re-
lease the animals in wooded areas
where they do not destroy flowers
and shrubs in lovely summer
gardens. |
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Ira Hoover underwent surg-
ery on Friday and is making satis-
factory progress. Her two sons,
Lincoln and Raymond and families,
Somerville, N. J. visited her over
the weekend.
Gap, is spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Gradon Carle,
Harris Hill Road.
Mrs. Sheldon Bennett returned
Sunday from Corona, L. I., where
she spent a week getting acquainted
with her new grandson and visiting
his parents Mr. and Mrs, Gary
Bligh. !
R a y m o n d Metzger underwent
surgery in Nesbitt Hospital last week.
Entertains At Cards
Mrs. Harold Croom entertained
her card club on Wednesday eve-
ning, using St. Patrick's Day favors
as her table trim. High scorers
were Mrs. Emma Anderson, Mrs.
Richard Mathers, Mrs. Ogden Palm-
| er, Mrs. Harry Owens. Also present
| were: Mrs.” William Lohman, Mrs.
i John Roushey, Sr., Mrs. Earl Greg-
ory, Mrs. Robert Mathers.
Two cars bogged down on Holly
and. Chestnut Streets during the
week.
Mrs. Carol Dick is a patient in
Nesbitt Hospital.
Adult membership Sunday will be
held at Trucksvile Methodist
| Church this Sabbath.
Mrs. Stanley Henning and Mrs.
Jane Schooley spent Sunday visit-
ing Mehoopany.
Rainbow Girls will meet tonight
in- the Educational Building of
Trucksville Methodist Church.®
Mr. and Mrs. V. Dean Johnson
had a number of weekend guests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and
| daughter, Jackie, Berwyn, Pa., ar-
rived on Friday to spend several
days. On Sunday they returned
Cooper, Sr., William Zeek, Mus. |
Frank Hathaway, Mrs. Raymond
chappell.
Mrs. Mabel Petty, Delaware Water |
Judy Allen In Hospital
Miss Judy Allen, daughter of Mrs.
Marjorie Allen, Shaver Avenue,
Shavertown, was admitted to Gen-
eral Hospital on Tuesday.
Judy is a fifth grade student at
Shavertown Grade School and would
appreciate receiving cards from her
friends.
Pamela Kay Walton
Airman 2nd Class and Mrs. Joseph
Walton, Glasgow, Montana, «= an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Pamela Kay, on March 5. ;
The couple have another daugh-
ter, Joey Delrose, aged one. Father
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Walton, Trucksville. Mrs. Walton is
the former Rosanne Nelson, Mon-
tana.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul, Dallas,
RD 1, announce the birth of an eight
pound eleven ounce daughter, Janet
Lee, March 2, at Nesbitt Hospital.
There are three other children,
John, 4, Jeffrey, 3 and Judy Lynn,
1. Mrs. Paul is the former Alice
Spencer, Idetown. Mr. Paul is em-
ployed with Sordoni Construction.
Vance Johnson, Providence,” R.' I.
was also, a house guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Williams
and family and Mrs. Katherine
Johnson, Towanda, also dropped by
for the gathering.
, Nelson Woolbert and his mother,
Mrs. Arch Woolbert are making
their home with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Woolbert, Ambler, Pa.
The Shavertown
attempted to supply for Nelson
until his: return. A heavy writing
schedule on her part demands that
another representative now take
over ‘this column. Anyone inter-
ested may contact the Dallas Post.
Birthday greetings this week to
Arthur Kerpovich, Mrs. Mabel
Harter, Katherine Gensel, A. Lin-
coln Long, Donald Dymond, Jo-
sephine Besecker, Eric Nichols, J.
Austin Renville, Morris Shernin,
Paula Richards, Lois Johnson, Billy
Lozo, Keith Gensel, William Parry.
columnist has
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