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Harveys Lake
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rosengrant
A and son, Gary,
Connecticut,
who
have been touring and camping in
‘New York State, were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Lee Mintzer amd daughter
‘and
sister
Noxen, visited their parents,
Mrs. Russell
Raymond
Traver,
Mr.
‘and Mrs. Gummo, who live near
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Mary Kuchta has returned to
Lakewood, New Jersey, after spend-
ing the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Kuchta.
My daughter, Jessie Beckerman
and granddaughter, Brenda, Kings- |
ton, spent a few days with us last |
week. On Thursday we spent an
enjoyable afternoon with Mrs. Tony
Macri and family at Sweet Valley.
Gary M. Smith, son of Garvin
Smith and the late Iris K. Smith
has entered Worcester College in
Mass. His father drove him to the
on Saturday, returning
home om Sunday.
" Edward Edwards, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Edwards has entered Sus-
quehanna University.
Mrs. Irma Krown, mother of
Robert Krown, has returned to
Chicago to make her home there.
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ATTENTION FIREMEN
All firemen are to turn in their
boots before or at the next meet
ing for inspection amd’ stenciling.
PUPPY FOUND :
Little Candy Poad, who spent the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Evans, returned home to Lancaster
‘Tuesday. Candy was real upset
when her puppy Nicky was lost for
a few days. Ronnie Mbore found
him Tuesday near the Methodist
Church. ’
LAST EXCURSION
We couldn't afford the time, but
Sunday afternoon we decided to
have our first and last family out-
ing for the season.
Our destination was the New Mil-
ford Folk Restival, approximately
60 miles distant in lovely country;
not as picturesque as that along
the trail of Wyalusing Rocks: but
nevertheless refreshing amd peace-
ful. The route turned right at
Tunkhannock, went through
Nicholson and Eop Bottom. We
took route 6 on the way home.
First neighbor we met was My-
ron Baker, Lehman. We asked if
he was lending his! dynamic talents
to the local auction, but he
chuckled and said ‘he had brought
the family on an outing and was
picking up ideas: for the Rotary!
Fair in. October. |
The balloon ascension had just
been made and the rattlesnake
milking also completed but there
were many interesting hobbies: anid
crafts on display and it was worth
the time, Details appear elsewhere
in the paper. /
Following our picnic supper, we
started back to the festival
grounds, and discovered a flat/tire.
Freddie's lug wrench wouldn’t fit,
it wag growing dark and Sus#e and
I urged stopping a motorist.” It is
hard te say why men object to ask-
ing for aid, but finally our reason-
ing won out and the second traveler
slid to a sudden halt. +His lug
wrench fit and in the descending
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darkness, we made the acquaint-
ance of a nice family from New Mil-
ford: suburbs. Our rescuer was on
his way’ home from Rochester with
his. wife: and daughter and a brand
new. kitten. He had suffered a
heart. att¥ick several months previ-
ously, anid said he was glad to give
assistanedz as he himself might need
help sowie time.
JUNFINISHED STORY
In thee story of Charles Harris last
week, rseveral items were deleted
causing anguish on the part of Joan
Brobst;,, whom we all know wouldn't
tharm | chick or child.
I had mentioned that the boys
had wvaited until Mr. Cleasby passed
on his way toward Dallas, that the
boys! standing, along the Druid Hills
side/ of the road were below the
rise which impaired proper vision.
This, however, did not appear in
print.
iWe are all praying for Charles’ re-
covery and this should be the main
concern, after all.
/ ANNIVERSARIES
/ Our very best wishes to neigh-
bors John and Ida Clause, Pioneer
Avenue, observing their 27th anni-
versary today, and to Ann and Bob
|Domnick who are celebrating their
14th,
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Fred Nicely, Main Street, in
her recent bereavement.
Mrs. George Bednar has been a
busy gal these past weeks, making
all ‘the gowns for daughter Diane’s
wedding on Saturday.
Mrs, Welton Farrar is the new re-
ceptionist and assistant for Dr. Carl
Hontz.
| Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Blessing, Summit Street, on
the birth’ of a mew daughter on
August 28 in Mercy Hospital.
PERSONALS
Rev. Frederick Eidam has re-
turned from his vacation and will
take over the service on Sunday.
Lorraine Allen, who is doing a
beautiful job as foster mother
entertained the children about
these parts on Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Rice returned home
Thursday from General Hospital.
Also home after long hospitaliza-
tion is Mrs. |Alvah Wilson, Perrin
Avenue. Ianthe Sommers is stay-
ing with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newhart,
Roushey Street, and son David,
spent the holiday weekend with the
latter’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Brace and daughter at Hyattsville,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Williams,
Shaver Avenue and Mrs. Letha
Spaulding spent the past week at
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash, som
Tommy, and cousin Billy Hontz,
enjoyed last weekend at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and
son, Billy, Hartford, Conn., spent
the past week visiting their par-
ents, Mr. amd Mrs. John Stahl,
Shavertown and Mr. and Mrs. Les-
ter Evans, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn, W.
Center Street, had as weekend
guests, Mrs. May Dawson and Miss
Ann Bolan, Washington, D.C.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick
and children and’ the latter's mo-
ther, Mrs. Lillian Kunkle, left Fri-
day for Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans,
Schuylkill Haven, were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amos,
Wilkes / Barre, have purchased and
moved into the Mundy home on
Pioneer Avenue.
BIRTHDAYS
Greetings this week to Sheldon
Ehret, Marilyn Alexander, Mrs. Wil-
liam Jones, Ethel J. Smith, Eileen
Marth, Marie Lewis, Esther Layou
Tweedle, Bob Wright, Frances
Woodling, Charles Zerfoss, Sandy
Gosart, William H. Pierce, dJr.,
David Bean. h
Helen Graham, Philip Ide, Larry
Spaciano, Richard Morgan, Jr., Jack
Kloeber, Ellen Richards, Ann F.
Peters, Mrs. Clarence Laidler, Ruth
Ellen . Hammond, Relamd Kester,
Jennie Stark, Penny Lee Sprau,
Edith Sheckler, Richard Biggs,
Richard Griffith, William M. Evans,
Mrs. Eillen Marth, John Dobinick,
Bill Rood, Donna Eike, Jane Ro-
zelle, Emma Rood Watson, Aileen
Keiper, Ross Kimball, Mrs. George
Johnson, J. William Ireland, Mrs.
Ray Llewellyn, Albert Steven Roan,
Judith Ross, Theodore Baer.
Jackson Twp.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Dinner, sponsored by the Volunteer
Fire Department, will be held
October 19 at the fire hall. Tickets
will soon be available from any
make your reservations early.
ment.
his large flock of White Holland
turkeys which are served at the
ning thereafter, firemen will meet
at the fire hall to complete plans.
Mrs. Mary Ashton and family at
tended the eighth annual Cumber-
land Family Reunion Sunday at
Rummage’s Grove with over sixty
persons in attendance, Mrs. Ash-
ton’s brother, Archie Cumberland
and his wife, of Humlock Creek;
reunion, as Mr. Cumberland is and
has been a medical patient at
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Harold Bertram is fattening up |
dinner. Beginning Monday eve- |!
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were unable to attend this year’s |
recently discharged from the same
(institution is comvalescing at home.
Robert ‘Wienicki, crame operator
on the S.S. Norton plying the Great
Lakes, which is tied up at the Buf-
falo port taking on a cargo of
steel, was able to spend part of
Saturday and Sunday at his home
in Chase Manor, returning to ship
on Sunday afternoon.
William Wayne Hughes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes
returned today to Bryan College,
Daytom, Tenn., where he is enrolled
in the Senior Class,
Auxiliary of Township Firemen
will serve dinner to the Junior Me-
chanic Lodge of Plymouth at the
fire hall on September 28.
Mrs. Mary Ashtom has returned
home after spending a week's vaca-
‘tion at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Woessner, Norristown.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Franklin
and daughter, Carol, of Horsham,
and Sandra Splitt, Jackson, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Els-
ton Sunday.
W.S.C.S. of Huntsville Methodist
Church will hold. a public dinner,
at noon on September 12.
Mrs. Clarence Elston has
turned = home after spending ‘a
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George © Schimmel, at Westport,
where Mr. Schimmel is supervising
the building of a dam.
Mr. and: Mrs. Fred Gabel, Chase
Road, had, as recent visitors, Mr.
| Nanticoke Hospital for the past
(four weeks, and Mrs. Cumberland,
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week’s ‘vacation visiting her daugh-
and Mrs. Steve Lesko, New Jersey,
and Mrs. Wallock and family and
Mrs, Jule ‘Lesko, Swoyerville. ;
W.S.C.S. of the Huntsville: Metho-
dist Church will. hold their Annual
Bazaar and Chicken Supper at the
church on September 18. Bazaar
will opem at 1 p.m., and the supper
commence at five o'clock. Public
support of ‘this Bazaar will be
‘greatly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sherwood,
Denise and ' Scott, have returned
home dfter a week camping in the
1000 Island region amd a week at
Pine Haven Camp, Ocean View,
New Jersey. They were joined at
Pine Haven Camp by Mrs. Sher-
wood’s parents, Mr. amd Mrs. Wil-
liam - R. Hughes and Wayne, and
Florence Keefer, Wilkes-Barre, and
Jerry Walter, Kingston, who spent
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group journeyed daily to the ocean.
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clams, both dead and alive, washed
to shore. Alongside the break-
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foot deep. ¢
Mr. and Mrs. Louis ‘Wilcox, ac-
companied by Mrs. Sarah Pealer
amd Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bertram,
Eugene, ~Domna Lee and Ronnie,
have returned home ‘after having
/spent their vacation ‘touring spets
of interest in Florida,” having
visited such popular spots as Cy-
press: Gardens, etc. While in
Florida they called on Mr. and Mrs.
John Zaat, Jacksonville, former
residents of Jackson Township.
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