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THE i POST, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1963
~ NEWS FROM POST ( CORRESPONDENT 5.
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke :
JACKSON TWP., William Hughes
LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly
NE 9-2544
674-4109
674-5460
NE 9-9531
NE 9-5137
696-1005
674-2488
GR 7-2734
Harding 388-2270
NE 9-8522
674-6351
GR 7-3271
696-1531
674-2392
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer
EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore
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4 East Dallas
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ward, Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Yeust, Joy Ann, Ricky and Arnold;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and
Dale; host, hostess, Keith, Patti,
Holly.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickett and
family have returned after a ten
day vacation in Canada. They had
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan,
~ Dick and Billie, Demunds Road,
. spent a week at Fassett’s cottage,
Lake Carey.
~~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan,
Debby Sue and Doris Robin, moved
~ from Brown Street, Wilkes Barre
back to his homestead in East Dal- |
Mr. and Mrs. : Robert Krick,
Bobby and Sharon, Reading, were
weekend visitors of Irene.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carson and two
grandsons visited Mrs. Myrtle Mil-
ler and George Snyder, Hildebrandt
Road, on Sunday afternoon. In the
evening, Mr. and Mrs. George
Traver amd Mrs, Corey Crispell
came to call.
Mrs. Traver, who lives in Wilkes
I visited with her; also Mrs.
Garinger who fell and injured her
back, and Adam Young who has
been in two weeks so far. He stays
his own cheerful self.
Mrs. Miriam Dymond, Orange,
and her sister, Priscilla Krum, and
son, Mt, Zion, drove to Reading
Thursday a.m. to visit their aunt
till Sunday. But Miriam sustained
a ruptured disc, and had to be
las.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Kintzer,
~ Dorothy and Lauren, and Patty and
John Cool, attended the Albey re-
union at Nay Aug Park, Sunday,
June 30.
the Lehman horse show.
a Saturday, July 6,
older”,
i bats.
Lauren Kintzer 10 years old, and
her horse “Kasut” were entered in
Larry celebrated- his birthday
Betty (his wife) said “and what
did he get? He just got a little
[She's a riot.
~ Regarding Mrs. Hicks’ article on,
Care to read my solution? |
I awoke one night to hear one flap-
ping in my bedroom.
ran out, and shut the door.
I jumped up,
My
eyes lighted on the wooden rack!
that fit in my canner, I took it and
used it as armor.
it and knocked himself out.
picked him up and |
* but
on a
~~ Mr. and Mrs.
Gi entertained at a covered dish picnic
La duly 4.
Ehrgott,
and Bobby, White Haven; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gross, Nancy amd Ed-
He flew against
I put!
glove,
finished him off outside.
Robert M. Moore
were Gustave
Robert Helmer
Present
Sr... Mrs.
CRISPELL'S
FARM SERVICE
no specific plans, and just traveled
hither and yon. 1 hope they made
good use of the can opener I saw
them buying as an added necessity.
Sure proves they don’t live out of
cans at home.
Chuck Lasher has returned Boas
after serving training in ‘the Marine
reserves. :
Tex Wilson and family enter-
tained at a large picnic for bowling
friends and families, July 4, at
Lake, TE-JA. Bob Williams and
family, Hatfield, were special guests.
Mrs. Mary Hislop, greatly im-
proved, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Evans, Shavertown,
while Jessie and Tom Moore visited
their son Shepherd and family in
New Jersey.
Mrs. Hattie LaBar is a guest in
Maple Hill Convalescent home,
Lehman. She entered May 16.
She is suffering from leg ulcers
is able to be taken out for
rides, dinners, and visits.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold LaBar enter-
tained at their cottage at Washko’s
‘Grove; Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Rich-
ards, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lewin,
Della Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brace. They also entertained
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Donald Jones and
daughter and her friend, a nurse
from Geisinger Hospital on July 4.
Kathy Wilson has returned home
after spending some time with her
aunt in White Haven.
Myra Carlin drove to Snowshoe
to visit her brother Raymond and
| family over the 4th.
Walter Shutt, brother of Irene
HOM GAS|
—Botiled Gas Service—
Rt. 29 — Noxen
NE 98-8711
Moore, was taken, to Nesbitt Hos-
| pital last Thursday in serious con-
| dition.
His visitors Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs, William Shutt and family,
| Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bonett and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Shutt and family, Philadelphia,
| Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moore, Bing-
| hamton.
Mabel Wilson is still in Nesbitt
Hospital, having developed a virus
{ which kept her in a little longer.
Just a few more eggs may
make a lot more profit!
Ever stop to figure out how much more “take home
pay’ you can earn with your flock with just a few
more eggs per hen?
Feeding hens research-backed Purina laying rations
~ helps your hens lay all the eggs their inheritance
permits. And, in this day
of lower profit margins,
it’s those EXTRA eggs that often make the differ-
ence between a handsome
or a disappointing profit.
return for your labor...
brought back Saturday, and ‘taken
to Nesbitt Hospital amd put right
in traction. I received such a
shock when they brought her in, in
a wheel chair.
Rev. and Mrs. Ned Lintern amd
family have engaged one of Ted
Wilson’s cottages at Lake TE-JA
for two weeks. They will be there
from July 14 to July 29, would like
to see former parishioners.
Ted and Jule Wilson spent last
weekend at New Milford, to be near
his nephew, Bruce Wilson; who was
to undergo a serious operation.
Bruce is the son of Pete and Hazel
Wilson, both also in poor health.
Ricky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Shupp, has returned from Nesbitt
Hospital.
Birthday greetings to Dennis
Cool, Willard and Janice Siley,
Doris Kitchen, Ben Brace Jr. Bes-
sie Ruch, Inez Ryman, Betty Kint-
zer, and Wilmer Evans.
David Moore and family, Mas-
sachusetts, are on a two weeks va-
cation with Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Croman and Irene Moore.
Barre and is active in the Salvation
Army, asked, “Do you know me?
I am your little school girl and I
came to see my teacher. 1 lived in
Marsh Creek.”
Mrs. Miller graduated from Boze
mont Schools and taught two
terms at Marsh Creek and one year
at Beaumont High School.
Misses Frances, Jean, Beatrice
and Marian Hildebrant entertained
recently at a variety shower for,
Barbara Jones at the home of Fran-
cis Cybulski.
Barbara is the ‘daughter of Beth
Love Jones, Mehoopany, formerly
of East Dallas. She was married
June 16 to Arthur Henning, Me-
hoopany. Lois and Inez Ryman at-
tended the wedding while their
parents, Mary amd Wilson Ryman
attended the Jones - Weiss wed-
ding, both ceremonies being per-
formed the same afternoon.
Daughter Beth and son Ricky
have moved in with Mrs, Royal
Love, and turned their home over
to the newly weds,
Shavertown
July 4th dawned bright and cool.
Old Glory began to appear early in
front of many residences to ripple
in the breeze. The snap of fire-
crackers set off by youngsters on
the other hill broke the silence.
As the day wore on, the steady
hum of cars whizzing by became
monotonous with only the screech-
ing siren of the ambulance piercing
the air waves and warning that
danger indeed rode the highway.
I waited impatiently for the ring-
ing of all bells in the community to
signal that new awareness of free-
dom in the ‘land. Promptly at 2
p.m., the bells of St. Paul's rang
out, pealing their glad tidings, but
there was no echoing chorus.
LIVESTOCK CHAIRMAN
Shel. Evans is a ‘busy man this
week gathering up. livestock for the
Auction: Shel feels that the addi-
tion of dogs, rabbits, birds, ducks,
pigs amd the like adds a touch of
color and amusement to the three
day sale. If you have any thing
‘to offer in this line, contact Shel
immediately.
Residents alomg the highway are
complaining of disturbing nights as
motorists or pranksters continue to
knock over the metal barrels where
construction is in progress.
HOME AGAIN
Fred had a hunch that our son
would arrive ahead of schedule and
early Tuesday morning, our boxer
began to bark, his excitement
mounting as I stumbled down the
stairs.
To my great joy, two young men.
were unloading many bags and a
foot locker in the driveway. Freddie
at last, was home.
He had driven in from the West
Coast with Raymond Strazdus of
East Dallas, who was returning
home after spending some time in
Van Nuys, California. The boys
made good time, taking the far
southern route and driving night
and day.
The 20,000 mile trip was over and
we noticed a deep nostalgia for the
friends he had left behind in Tai-
wan, the little island where he had
worked and lived for more than a
year. To ' Fred, Jr., the whole
experience already seems like a
dream. He expects and hopes fer-
vently that on graduation from
Seminary he may again return to
the other side of the world to carry
on work just barely begun.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gosart, Sr.,
are rejoicing over the birth of their
first great grandchild, a little boy
born Saturday morning to Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Gerrity, North Lake.
Robert Eidam, High Point, N. C.
is vacationing at the home of his
parents, ‘Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
Eidam, Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘John Dobinick,
Goeringer Avenue, accompanied by
their son-in-law, Norbert Flick, Fair
Lawn, New Jersey, spent the 4th, of
July weekend visiting Mrs. Norbert
Flick and family of Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mrs. Flick is the former
Dorothy Dobinick.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trexler, James
Street, had as guests last week, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Fisher and daugh-
ters, Lynette and JoAnne, Emmaus.
Airman 2nd Class Stewart Stahl
is spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl,
Pioneer Avenue. He will go to a
Michigam Airbase for his new as-
signment.
NEWCOMERS
Three new families have joined
our community. We extend all a
hearty welcome. It is a fine place
to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fudge amd
family, ‘Oak Hill, will move shortly
to the Hart home on Roushey
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sutter, Parlan,
N. J., have settled on Perrin Aven-
ue. Mr. Sutter is the co-ordimator
for Plastic Copper, Ing., located at
Mt. Top. 3
The new YMCA secretary, Robert
Crosson and family, have moved
into the Martin home on Lehigh
Street, renting part of the double
block. The Crossons hail from
Mansfield, Ohio.
Robert Aldridge, E. Center Street,
returned home from a Rochester
Hospital last weekend. Bob has
been ill for several weeks.
Dorothy Gunderson, Teaneck,
N. J.,, was a holiday weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Saxe and
family, E. Center Street, enter-
tained their close friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Florian Michno and family,
Nanticoke, at a cook out on Sunday.
‘Marcus Ludt, Spring Street, is
able to get about again after a ra-
ther lengthy illness.
Brenda Clause, Pioneer Avenue,
spent several days in New York
City last week.
{ BIRTHDAYS
Birthday greetings this week to
George Walter, Ernest Whipp, Mar-
vin Moss, George Rice, Philip Pope,
Cynthia Bucam, Mrs. John Cause,
Walter Gosart, Sr.,, Mrs. Charles
Nichol, Jr., Betty Dalton, Edward
Jewell, Mrs. Lewis Underwood,
Betty Chapple, Mrs. Roland Shoe-
maker, Ruth DeWolfe, Bob Taylor,
Scott Wimmer, Ross S. Williams,
Ruth Shotwell, Michael = Ireland,
Susan Lawry, Mrs. John Henminger,
Merle Butch Bigelow, Hilbert Stark,
Alvin Bolen, Mrs. Myra Eckhart.
Mrs. Elda A Shaver, Clark, New
Jersey, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dorman Woolbert, Shaver
Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Woolbert, Baltimore, Md., also
spent several days last week at ‘the
‘Woolbert home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Loveland,
Washington, D.C. and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Bolin, Toledo, Ohio, were holi-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Griffith, Main Highway. Mr. Love-
land and Mrs. Bolin are brother
and sister to Mrs, Griffith.
See you at the Auction.
SOOO CTE AE TC
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Sr.
Lake Silkworth, had as guests last
week, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kazunes,
Alfred, Jr. and Dwight, Easton.
Jack Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John J. Martin, Stafford Street,
Trucksville, was guest last week of
his cousin, Randy Kevin Ray, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray.
Committee of Cub Pack 444 met
recently at ‘the home vof Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Beuka, where plans
were made for summer outings. On
Sunday July 14, Cubs and their
parents will hold a picnic and swim=
ming party at World's End. Those
attending will meet at the Maple
Grove parking lot promptly at 1:30
pm. In August the group will en-
joy a “Hobo” party at DeLuca’s
Grove, Lake Silkworth with prizes
being awarded to the adult and cub
looking - like the most authentic
hobo. Burl Updyke entertained the
committee members with slides of
the Cub’s recent trip to Philadel-
phia. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Burl Updyke; Mr. and Mrs. Al Ray;
Pastor William G. Hughes; George
Haines, Sr.; Ann Spencer; Mr. and
Mrs. Beuka.
W.S.C.S. of the Maple Grove
Methodist Church will sponsor an
ice-cream social at the church hall
Saturday July 13
Recent guests at the home of
Bess Klinetob were Mrs. Sara
Ferguson, Shavertown and Rev. C.
B. Klinetob, Afton, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Cooper,
Sweet Valley
Lake Silkworth entertained over
the Fourth of July holiday, Mr. amd
Mts. Kenneth Cooper, Bonnie, Ron-
nie, Gail, David, Sheila and Lynn,
Chase; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper,
Bobbie and Debbie; Mrs. Ralph
Kressler, Mrs. James Robertson and
Janice Robertson, Fast Orange, New
Jersey,
Community reminders: Keep your
coin cards up to date; give just
one more item to the Auxiliary auc-
tion and be sure to put your re-
turn address on all mail including
the new .Zip Code 18656.
Mr. and Mrs. [Sam Bronson had
as guests during the holiday week,
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Hughes, Bernard and Mic-
helle, Ringtown, Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
cis Tregan, Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs.
Bronson returned home | recently
after being
Hospital for a month.
Mrs. Gladys Fink, Nancy and
Ronnie, - Shavertown, were guests
last week of the former’s parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Burkhardt,
Pikes Creek. / :
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle and
daughter, April Louise, Passaic,
New Jersey are spending a vacation
with their- parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Kyttle, Pikes Creek and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Weed, West Wyo-
ming. = Last Saturday they enter-
tained at a birthday dinner honor-
ing their daughter-in-law, Joanne
and their daughter, Louise Wilce
whose birthdays occurred July fifth
a patient at Nesbitt
|
; Lehman
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Oncay Jr. July 5th in Gen-
eral Hospital, their third.
Mrs. Willard Sutton is still in
General Hospital, but coming along
fine. We hope to see her home
soon. .
Mrs. George Weintz is visiting
her relatives in Berwick for a week.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Bryce Major on the arrival of their
first grand-child, a girl, Jennifer,
bom June 25th to Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Schwartz,
Mrs. James Davenport, grand-
daughter Cindy Omcay, and Mrs.
Leonard Harvey visited relatives at
Sunbury recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth,
Kenneth, Howard and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Gladkowski, from
Pitcairn, went om a fishing trip for
two weeks to Gananoque, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs, Lester Squier, Roy
and Carl, are at-home after fishing
for two weeks at Gamanoque
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stiles from
Washington D, C. and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Harvey visited Mrs. James
Davenport over the weekend.
Birthdays = this week: ' Patricia
Sutton, Florence Eustice,, J. P.
Whitesell, Eddy Oncay, 3rd, Arthur
W. Major, and Reka Middleton.
Firemen’s Auxiliary would like to
thamk everyone who helped make
and sixth. Also attending were
Renford Wilce, Tammy and Wendy.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| our Dinner such a Success at the
Horse Show.
We want to thank Murphy's Sea
Food Company for use of the
French fryer, Charley Gosart for
use of the refrigerator, and Charles
Ely for making such a fine case for
the pies.
We also want to thank all the
ladies that baked pies. (We had at
least 100.) .Also all those that do-
nated money, sugar and coffee.
Mrs. Dorrance Mekeel and Mrs.
Bert Suttom were chairmen of the
dinner and refreshments.
Kenneth and Howard Ellsworth,
Carl Squier and Jay Ruckle, from
Lehman Church, went to Sky Lake
for a week’s vacation.
Has Picnic Party
On 7th Birthday
Jackie Cobleigh, East Dallas, cele-
brated his seventh birthday recent
ly, at a lawn picnic.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Price, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobleigh,
Mz Ben Cobleigh, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Lavelle and Larry, Mr .and
Mrs, Clint Cobleigh, Cindy, Jerry
and Donna Mae, and the guest of
honor.
In Mexico, 130,000 CARE Food
Crusade packages are needed for a
year-long milk program for 250,000
young children. Each $1 package
sent through CARE, New York 16,
N. Y., contains enough milk powder
to make 108 quarts.
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COSTS OF THE NEW COMPACT
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