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.. IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TWP. William Hughes
LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly
Noxen
. Classmates of Methodist Church
met at the home of Mrs. William
Butler, Stull on Friday evening:
Present: Mesdames: Elsworth Field,
~ Raymond Gunton, Jacob Miner, El-
wood Patton and daughter Mary,
Alpha Dymond, Mariel Lutes and
stess Mrs. Butler.
~~ Mr. and Mrs, Evan Summerson,
Plains, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Engelman. ;
Mys. Leonard Territo returned
from the Nesbitt Hospital this week.
Her condition is good.
Mrs. Charles McGrorty and Mrs.
~~ Leonard, Wilkes-Barre, visited Mrs.
Ralph Engelman on Wednesday.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone and
Michele, Eyersville, Pa., called on
the William: Engelman family on
Mrs. Ralph ‘Engelman spent the
~ week end at’ the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Parr, at Bristol.
Wheeler Hess Sr. was removed to
General Hospital on Thursday after- |.
noon by Noxen ambulance. He had
- suffered a heart attack.
~The sympathy of the community
is extended to the family of the late
Mrs. Nathan Straley.
Mrs. William Butler and son |
Larry and Stella Shook went to
Almedia, Pa. on Sunday, to visit.
Mrs. Emma Hughes and daughter
‘Ruth Stella} 'will remain for -a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keiper, Debbie
‘and Susan and Dorothy Keiper,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Vanderhoff and family,
Metuchin, N. J.
Mrs. William Engelman Spent
several days this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Jerry Boone, Eyers-
ville,
~~ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coole spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hale, Savona, N. Y.
. Robert Gunnis, Buffalo, spent the
weekend with the Jacob Miners.
His wife returned with him after
a weeks visit in this vicinity.
"The Scranton-Wilkes Barre Dis-
trict of Eastern Pennsylvania held
it’s Spring Meeting on Sunday after-
‘noon in St. Johns Church, Sayre,
Pa. Mr. Francis Belles is our dele-
gate, attending with the Pastor.
Lai The following out of town folks'
attended the funeral of Mrs. Nathan
Straley on Saturday afternoon: Mr.
"and Mrs. John Southworth, Arthur
Southworth, Vestal, N. Y., Mr. and
‘Mrs. William Southworth and Mr.
‘and Mrs. George Ryman, Johnson
‘City, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Schoch, Kingston, Mrs. Merle Hurst,
J., Cleon Starr, Hughesville,
Bethlehem, Carl
Straley, N. J, Louise Miles, Bethle-
“hem, Mr. ond Mrs. Albert Naubaur,
“Mrs. Glen Springer and daughter,
Mrs. Janet Zazursky, Dianne Black,
~ Lopez, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gosart, Shavertown, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hollingshead, Wilkes Barre,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baer, Endicott,
Mr. James Murray, and Marguerite,
Dali,
- Mr. and Mrs. Tiny Sweeney, Ben-
ton, spent Saturday evening with
Mrs. Joseph Hackling. Mr. and Mrs.
"Frank Shannon Berger, Elmira,
N. Y., spent Wednesday night with
“her.
“Mr. amd Mrs. Carl Brobst spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
‘David Brobst and family, Lynn, Pa.
“. Mrs. Thomas Lane and daughter
Laura, - Avenel, N. J. spent the
week end with Dorothy French.
Bronx Hos-
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BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
~~ FERNBROOK. Mrs. George Shaver
. HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
Trucksville
Congratulations on your birth-
day: Evelyn Owens, James Robert
Bottoms, Jr., Susan Owens, Mrs.
Laing K. Coolbaugh, Bruce James
Besecker, Joanne Bergman, Bar-
bara Bessmer, Joy Ann Case,
Sarah Jane Peters, Henry Owens,
M. Judith Fennell, Karl Stock, Sr.,
Gail L. Hughes, Jill Maurice Chern-
in, Robert W. Kleiner, Jr., Rita G.
Nichols, Glenn R. Case, Lillian
Harrison, Irvin Miller, May Cham-
berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Nelson
and family, New Holland, were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Nelson's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Guyette,
Cliffside Avenue.
Richard Billings young, som of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Billings, Harris
Hill Road, is a patient in Nesbitt
Hospital.
Our sympathy to Mrs. Sheth
Harter on the death of her father
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Boote and
son Thompson spent [Sunday with
their daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Harold ‘Heine in Lewis-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weyand have
returned home after spending the
winter in Florida.
George Williams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Williams, Harris Hill
Road spent the week-end in Trucks-
ville. He is in training at the
Coast Guard, | Center, Camp May,
New Jersey. |
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Woolcock,
Jr., Glassborough, New Jersey have
announced the birth of a new son,
Roland, Jr. is the
cock Sr., Orchard Street.
Mrs. I. Donald Hagwe, Wilkes-
Barre, is recuperating at ‘the home
of her ‘Aunt Mrs. Herbert R. Wil-
liams, after being a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital since April 9th fol-
lowing am automobile accident.
Lacy Williams, Plainfield, New
Jersey, son of Mrs. Herbert R. Wil-
liams, Hill Street, spent ‘the week-
end visiting his family.
Ethel and Alice Vivian, Keller
Lane, who both have been ill are
improved. Both enjoy cards and
his home here. He is scheduled for
an operation some time this week.
Albert Ruff, former merchant of
Noxen, has taken over the Raleigh
Route, formerly ‘traveled by Edward
Hobbs of Tunkhannock. It com-
prises all of Wyoming County. Mr.
Hobbs had the route for the past
thiry eight years, but was forced
to retire at the age of eighty two.
Lot owners of Orcutts Cemetery
Association, will hold a meeting at
the Veteran’s Hall, Noxen, for the
purpose of electing two directors
of the association. Term of office
is to be for eight years. Date of
meeting May 11th. at 2 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy
and family, visited alt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, |
Sayre, on Sunday. Amber Murphy
remained for a week with her
grandmother, Violetta Wandell.
Pvt. Mike Bean, stationed at Fort
Knox, Kentucky, is home on a ten
day leave, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elvin Bean. He will then
report to Fort Eustice, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis and
Jimmy Pat, Williamsport, visited
the Elvin Beans, on Sunday.
Miss Vivienne Pellitieri, Trenton,
N. J. is spending several weeks with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bigelow.
274 man
calls from friends.
James Goodwin, principal of the
Shavertown elementary school,
has been ill the past week at his
home.
Ed Fielding was a patient at
Geisinger Hospital last week. He
operates a beauty shop in Trucks-
ville.
William Sterling Mc Michael has
returned home from Great Lakes
Naval Training School, where he
spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post, Cliff-
side Avenue, are visiting their
daughter and son-in-law Capt. and
Mrs. Albert Morse and family in
Syracuse, New York. Rosemary,
the Posts’ granddaughter, has re-
cently returned from the hospital
where she underwent a spinal
operation. She will remain in a
cast another four months.
[Sincere sympathy to Kenneth J.
and Nelson Woolbert in the death
of ‘their mother Mrs. Millie Wool-
bert this past week; also to Willard
with whom she had made her home
the past few months in Ambler.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenley had
as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Enos Hartman som, Robert and
Mary Ann Bauer of Pottstown.
Cadet Corporal William Greenley,
from Pennsylvania Military College,
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Greenley.
Orange
Stanley Jones tells me that
Framklin-Northmoreland ambulance
will be at Franklin Township fire
house in Orange at 3 Sunday after-
noon. Everybody interested in the
ambulance, its equipment and use
are invited to come. Crew will be
instructed on the use of the ambu-
lance and oxygen. William Boyes
of Centermoreland, instructor, has
been certified by the Red Cross.
‘Also Mr. Jomes tells me that the
annual meeting of the Franklin-
Northmoreland Ambulance Associa-
tion will be held at the Orange
church on Tuesday May 7 at 8 p.m.
Officers and directors will be
elected.
Mr. amd Mrs. Wendell Conklin,
formerly of Lake Louise, have
moved to a farm between Wapwal-
lopen and Harvey.
Miss Anne Dorrance, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dorrance of
Orange, is a senior at Penm State.
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She is majoring in ‘English and
hopes to teach after graduation,
but has not yet decided which of
several offers to accept. Miss Dor-
rance expects to visit home this
week-end.
A most enthusiastic report has
come regarding a community-wide
project illustrative of whole-hearted
cooperation on the part of our
people. For instance, the volunteer
fire company has been in ‘the habit
of conducting a coin-card drive.
This year there was combination of
efforts by the Fire company, the
Ambulance [Association and the
Cancer appeal. There were about
thirty workers out canvassing the
homes. Report came to me that
the whole thing was highly success-
ful in number of workers enlisted
and response to the united appeal.
Franklin Township Fire Company
Auxiliary will be holding a game
and card party at Centermoreland
Grange Hall Saturday May 11.
There is to be a quilt donated for
the occasion.
Mt. Zion
King’s Crusaders Sunday School
class met at the church Wednesday
night last week, called to order by
president Catherine Gilbert. Peggy
Thomas conducted the devotions.
Plans were made to hold a Mother's
Day Tea May 10. Jean Emmanuel
will give a -reading and ‘the Inter-
mediate Choir will sing. Mildred
and Priscilla Krum are co-chair-
men .of the dining room. Alice
Daniels, Audrey Earl and Joan Dy-
mond: are the kitchen committee.
All members of the class are re-
quested to bake cookies.
The class voted to assist the Sky-
lake campers with their expenses.
Refreshments. for the evening were
by ‘the committee Marie LaBar,
Peggy Thomas, Clara Gonser, Thel-
ma George. Sharon LaBar assisted
the committee.
Those present were: Mae Lewis,
Mildred Krum, Jean . Earl, Peggy
Thomas, Jane Lloyd, Priscilla Krum,
Audrey Earl, Marie Shafer, Marie
LaBar, Ida Howell, Alice Daniels,
Janice Vosburg, Catherine Gilbert,
Madge [Smith and Joan Dymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vosburg of
Hicks river road united with the
Mt. Zion church April 21. Mrs.
Vosburg came from the Puritan
Congregational Church of Wilkes-
Barre, and Ralph Vosburg from the
Wyoming Methodist Church.
When I get old it may be written
down that “Mr. Gilbert celebrated
his birthday quietly at home.”
That time hasn’t come yet.
day April 22 was my birthday. It
was my day to visit Valley Crest.
I went. In the middle of the day
I left for a cemetery to hold a Te-
ligious service at the grave of one
who had died with no relatives nor
friends to attend. Since there was
no audience as such I addressed all
my words to God to whom every
soul is of eternal value. Then I
went back to Valley Crest to finish
my calls on the 90 persons on my
responsibility list. That might at
supper Cathy had made me a big
one layer cake of the kind I like
with ‘wintergreen icing laced with
chocolate. Besides the tie, shirt,
hankies and other things from my
family at home a tape came from
Dottie in Africa. It was recorded
the week before.
David Scull brought over his
Webcor tape recorder the next day
and we played Dottie’'s tape mes-
sage. On it she told about how she
celebrated Easter, and about her
vaccination campaign, for they have
a small-pox epidemic on hand. That
was quite a present to her family.
Came through as quickly as an air
letter. So while we had the loan of
a recording machine we filled a
tape amd sent it to her by air.
Last Friday afternoon Charles
Banks and daughter Christine of
West Pittston paid a visit to our
house and had a fine time looking
at all growing things.
There was a pretty sight down
our road the other day. We met
Rickie King pumping away on his
bicycle up the hill. He's the oldest
of the three children of Dick and
Joan ‘King down the road. Then
following up the hill came little
Janice King powering her own bike
with trainer wheels. Right along
with her was mother Joan ‘to see
that the little wheeler didn’t go into
reverse. Well, I suppose it will not
be too long before the youngest,
Wayne, will be trying his wheels.
The tree house im the edge of their
woods I guess is a little too tame
now for this fast moving group.
A Parrish family group attended
a variety shower last Saturday
night at Mae Lewis’, given in honor
of Miss Cherolyn Gilbert whose en-
gagement to Dale Drake was re-
cently announced. Dale is a U.S.
Marine now in Tennessee, and is a
son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drake,
Downingtown. Those attending were
Mrs. Lloyd Drake, Miss Cherolyn
Gilbert, Mrs. Russell Lewis and
daughter Mary Louise, Mrs. John
Parrish, Gloria and Flora Parrish,
Mrs. Frank Parrish, Mrs. Addison
Woolbert and daughter Alyce, Mrs.
Edward Miles and Miss Nettie Par-
rish, and the hostess Mrs. Nelson
Lewis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Boice had as
guests on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Hoover, Mrs. Herbert Mayer
and children Herbie and Connie of
Outlet, Jimmy and Susan and Eddie
of Connecticut.
‘Grant Ashbumner is a patient in
General Hospital.
Mrs. Elsie Gillman, Mrs. Roswell
Frederici, Mrs. George May and
Bess Cooke attended the spiritual
retreat held in
Methodist Church on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ted Valdez and three daugh-
ters who were stationed im Ger-
many for four years, visited Mrs.
Libbie Smith of Idetown and. Mr.
and Mrs. George Smith of Wilkes
Barre before flying on to California
to be with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Seida in Modesto,
Calif.
children Rodney and Sharon of Ply-
mouth Meeting, Pa., spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Laning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonning and
children have moved to 10 West
Mt. Airy Road, IShavertown. Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Hogees and
Mary Rogers and family have moved |
Jesse Boice with |
Floyd Hoover and |
Patsy spemt Sunday .with Mr. and |
The Couples’ Club of the Idetown
Methodist Church met Saturday
night in ‘the church social room.
Joseph Niezgoda presided. It was
decided to hold the annual auction
on Saturday, June 22. Willis Ide
is general chairman assisted by
Mrs. Albert ‘Sweitzer, baked goods;
Mrs. Richard Ide, refreshments; so-
licitation for new and used items
has begun with a progress meet-
ing to be held at the Willis Ides
Tuesday evening, April 30. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Niez-
goda, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ide,
Mr .and Mrs. Albert Sweitzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Harrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Swelgin, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Robert Steele, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
Merrell Burnett, Mf. and Mrs.
Henry Bergstrasser.
Carverton
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reid and
children Brian, Jess, and Harry
from Delaware spent Easter week
with Mrs. Reid’s mother Mrs. Betty
Scureman.
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Mrs. Ira Button, East Overbrook
Avenue, has returmed home after
spending a week in Buffalo visiting
her sister, Mrs. David Ace who has
been ill.
Little Nickie Susaraba, Demunds
Road, has returned home from Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Trustees of the Glenview P. M.
Church will meet at 7:30 P. M. on
Thursday evening at the church, and
officers and teachers will meet on
Saturday evening at 7:30 P.M.
Mrs. Oscar Dymond, East Over-
brook Avenue, distributed the Dal~
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last week. Anyone not receiving one,
please contact Mrs. Dymond.
Dallas and Shavertown fire com-
panies were certainly kept busy on
Saturday in the Fernbrook arc
They responded four different times
to brush fires.
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