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Trucksville
i Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reese, Har-|cent guest of Mrs. Swales’ parents,
sburg, attended the funeral of his|Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeWitt.
nt Mrs. Millie Woolbert this past
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hontz have
| eek. He is a brother of the late | moved in the John 'C. Holdredge
elen Reese
2ese Marth.
i Mrs. Ira Hoover is still a patient Mrs. John
Nesbitt Hospital.
Herbert Jenkins who has been a | visiting relatives.
| atient
| "eidner on Harris Hill Road.
~ Mr. and Mrs. George Swales and |
amily, North Hampton, were re- some time with his brother Ken-
in Nesbitt
y ork, spent the week-end recently | Mrs.
Moore aad Marion | apartment on
Hospital for
wveral weeks is improving. Mos.
: Stanley C. Smith | Road, has returned from Nesbitt
from Cortland, New | Hospital.
Harris Hill Road.
They are newly-weds.
Welker and family
spent the week-end in Philadelphia
Richard Billings, son of Mr. and
Frank Billings, Harris: Hill
Warren Marrow, Pioneer
Mrs. Smith's sister Georgiena ! Avenue, has been ill, but is now
{ better and around.
Nelson Woolbert is spending
neth J. Woolbert and family on
Rice Street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peirce and
family spent the week-end in New
Jersey where they visited Mrs.
Peirce’s sister Peg Reynolds and
son Jim. w
Nancy Jolley, young daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. James Jolley, Harris |
Hill Road, has recovered from the
measles.
Our best wishes on your birth-
days this week: Mrs. Ira Hoover,
John Rowshey, Jr., Stella Mae Bird,
Ted Kerpovich, Gail Kistler, Bruce
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963
Sweet Valle
Suthiff.
Mrs. Julia Hemning has returned
from Wapping, Conn., where she
visited her son and daughter-in-law,
and new son.
Mrs. Edith Weeks Gromel from
Forty-Fort visited Mrs. Eunice Nor-
ris this past week. [She taught at
the Hillside School some time ago
and lived with Mrs. Norris and the
late Charles Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris had
as a week-end guest, Clarence Sor-
ber, Mrs. Norris's father of Fairless
Hills, j
Mrs. Eunice Norris who has been |
Mrs. Jean Marie Pall, Pikes
Creek, has been confined home with
an illness.
Mrs. George Haines is a patient
at Geisinger Medical Center where
she submitted to surgery last week.
The Haines children, George, Jr.
| David, Joseph and Karen are the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. James Gar-
rahan. Paul is with his mother’s
sister at Riverside.
Mrs. Margaret Aton, Binghamton
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Caroline
Mrs, Noran Dribelbis,
New York.
Randy Kevin Ray, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert L. Ray, was confined ta
his home last week-end with a
virus.
Mrs. LaRue Sutliff was admitted
last week to Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital as a medical patient and
is undergoing tests and observation.
The Sutliff children, Bobby and
Terry, are the guests of Pastor and
Saugerties,
Harveys Lake
Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Conden, Jay
and Louise Conden, and Mrs. Flor-
ence Conden recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Weaver and family
in Perkasie.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garinger
spent the week-end in Berwyn with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Garinger and
family. Their granddaughter Tracy
celebrated her 4th birthday [Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuchta, Har-
risburg, spent the weekend at the
Allen ‘Henning, William F. Griffiths,
Lila Parry Lozo,
Florence
Perrin, Richard David Montgomery,
Rod Shoemaker, Sally Piatt, Capt.
Coolbaugh, Vicki Lynne
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David Spencer, | ill is now able to be about.
: . : |
Mrs. Julia Henning attended the' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Creasing
luncheon last week at First Baptist and
Church for Board of Managers and Beth Ann were recent guests of the
| Ferrey this week.
children,
Tommy John and
latter's brother zind family, Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Hughes. Garinger,
Ginny Mae Piatt, daughter of Mr. homes.
and Mrs. Howard Piatt, Pikes
and Kuchta
Friday evening was a busy and
Creek, observed her eleventh birth- | exciting time at the grounds of the
Harveys Lake Rod and Gum Club
day May 4, with a family dinner.
as
e Stand UN
TED!
OR SOUND--PROGRESSIVE GOVERNMENT
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COUNTY COMMISSICNER—8A
District Attorney 3B
Atty. Robert J. Hourigan
Sherriff 10A
Joseph A. Mock
ATTY. JARRETT W. JENNINGS
Treasurer 12B
Leon R. Dixon
— IN LUZERNE COUNTY —
ium Vote For These Republican Candidates <
COUNTY COMMISSIONER—6B
DR. STANLEY STAPINSKI
Recorder of Deeds 15A
Donald E. Hosey
Coroner 17A
Dr. Joseph A. Fasciana
Surveyor 18A
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Charles F. Walter
ATTY. JARRETT W. JENNINGS
County Commissioner. Resident of West Pitts-
ton. Graduate Mercersburg Academy, Lafayette
College, University of Pennsylvania Law
School. Lawyer and business executive. World
War II Veteran with Bronze Star Medal. Mem-
ber First Presbyterian Church, West Pittston;
Valley Lodge, F. & A. M.; Keystone Consistory,
Irem Temple. Director Pittston Hospital, West
Pittston Library, Pittston Area Industrial De-
velopment. Married with two daughters.
—
- DR. STANLEY STAPINSKI
Former County Coroner. Resident of Glen
Lyon. Graduate Newport Schools, Franklin &
Marshall College (Phi Beta Kappa), Jefferson
College. Chief of Medicine Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital. Member Polish National Alliance,
Polish Union of North America, Knights of
Columbus 4th Degree, Order -of Alhambra.
Member St. Michael's Church, Glen Lyon. Mar-
ried to former Mary Kowalski. One daughter,
Mrs. James Hill, Nanticoke,
ATTY. ROBERT J. HOURIGAN
Resident of Forty Fort. Graduate Kingston
High School, Bucknell University Junior Col-
lege, Dickinson College, Dickinson Law School.
World War II Veteran. Served as Special
Deputy Atty. General, Assistant District Attor-
ney, Assistant U.S. Attorney, U.S. Attorney.
Member Holy Name of Jesus Church, Swoyers-
ville. Married to former Augusta Wood. Three
daughters: Mollie, Bonnie, Nancy.
JOSEPH A. MOCK
Present Sheriff Luzerne County. Resident of
Larksville, Attended Larksville Schools. Vet-
eran World War I. Former Larksville Borough
Chief of Police. Organized and supervised
Junior Police Clubs to combat juvenile delin-
quency. Secretary Police Executive Assoc. of
Penna. (27 years). Member Legislative Com-
mittee, Sheriff’s Association. Organized Junior
Deputy Sheriff’s Assoc. of Luzerne County.
Member St. Mary’s Church, Plymouth. Married
to the late Ludmila Vavarek. One daughter,
Elaine,
LEON R. DIXON
Resident of Hazleton. Graduate West Hazleton
High School, Bloomsburg State College, Bucks
nell University. Assistant principal and guide
ance counselor West Hazleton High School.
Board of directors Mountain City Savings &
Loan. Chairman Board of Directors American,
Red Cross, Secretary-Treasurer Directors
Hazleton Redevelopment Authority. Married
to former Margaret De Cusatis. Three children,
Leon, Jr, Barbara, Anthony. Member St.
Gabriel’s Church.
| DONALD E. HOSEY
Present Mayor of Plymouth. Graduate Plym-
outh High School, Wyoming Seminary Business
, School, Penna. State College, Mississippi
Southern University (Military Administration),
Member American Legion, Order of Eagles,
Knights of Columbus. Member of St. Vincent's
Church, Plymouth. Married to former Mae
Dunleavy. Seven children: Margaret Ann, Mary
Joyce, Colleen, Richard, Joseph, Brian, Vincent.
| |
DR. JOSEPH A. FASCIANA
Resident of West Pittston. Graduate Pittston
High School, University of Scranton, Univer-
sity of Buffalo Dental School. One of six
brothers who served in World War II. Mem-
ber Pittston Lodge of Elks, Knights of Colum-
bus 4th Degree, Fox Hill Country Club. Mem-
ber of St. Roccp’s Church. Married to former
Catherine Delpiore. Three children: Maria,
Guy, Joseph, |
‘
"CHARLES F. WALTER
Resident of Conyngham. Graduate of Conyng-
ham Borough and} Hazleton Public schools.
Professional registered engineer. Surveyor and
engineer with anthracite companies for 40
years. Engineering staff of Jeddo-Highland
Coal Company. Member of Conyngham Lu-
theran Church. Married to the former Martha
Schweitzer. Two children: Robert and Jane.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
when Explorers and Boy Scouts
began pitching their tents and pre-
paring for the camp out. The follow-
ing troops were represented —
Harveys Lake Troop 331, Explorers
and Scouts, Dupcint Troop 362,
Harding Troop 313, Explorers and
Scouts, Wyoming Troop 321, West
Pittston Troops 352 and 355, Ex-
plorers and Scouts, Exeter Troop
311, Explorers and Scouts, and
Centermoreland Troop 336.
Gleaners class of the Alderson
Methodist Church met recently at
the home of Mrs. Robert Krown.
Mrs. Theodore Heness had charge
of ‘the business meeting. Lunch
was served to — Mesdames Amos
Hunsinger, Clarence Montross, Har-
ry Allen, Garvin Smith, Albert
Armitage, Robert Williams, Irma
Krown, Helen Hartman, Miss
Eleanor Humphrey, Mrs. Heness
and the hostess.
W.S.CS. of Alderson Church
meets this evening for it's Mother
and Daughter Tea, at the church
at 8:00. Mrs. Fred Eister will show
slides and articles from Puerto
Rico. Mrs. Garvin Smith is chair-
man, assisted by Helen Hunsinger,
Mary Montross and Esther Armi-
tage.
Unique Angle To A
Convalescent Home
Mrs. Andrew Morgus, about to
open a new type of convalescent
home at Point Breeze, is now taking
registrations. (Capacity is sixteen
patients, who will receive round the
clock nursing care, in addition to
having access to large porches and
spacious lawns. v
In addition to the usual clientele
.aof people who need care after being
|.discharged from a hospital, a guest
‘and rest service is offered. Mrs. Mor-
_|,gus will accommodate a limited num-
‘ber of people who are not ill, but
‘liwho need a vacation from house-
“hold care.
On the first floor of what was once
.the Yacht Club, patients will be
housed, leaving the second floor
free for vacaticiiers. A special ser-
| vice will be offered for elderly peo-
ple normally living with their famil-
ies, but who require a pleasent place
to stay while the families go for a
trip.
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