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DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams |
N IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
| BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
* FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
- HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
~ JACKSON TWP., William Hughes
LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly
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MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
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SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer
EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore
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The Election And You
tlection interest is beginning to
e alive, and one hears the pros
and cons bemg discussed wherever
two or more gather,
~. Housewives are giving their time
to promote the candidacy of the
1 = an they teel will be best for their
ren, . and others shake their
heads and talk about the high costs
of education and the terrific taxes.
“ Tuesday will tell the tale.
\ Many stories are making the
gbunde some untrue, some vicious,
but this appears to be the politi-
gy prerogative; and it is up to
to ferret out the truth.
_ There is so much screaming about
Er, and - yet if one were to
study the qualifications of the school
ector candidates published last
iy it would be clear that all
our stand for best use of the tax
dollar, or profess to do so.
~ This then is mot the issue, but
father a choice of placing on the
board men who will consider the
welfare of our children above all
else, petty politics or the urge for
power,
| Before you cast your ballot,
know your candidates, and with
| your child’s best interest in mind,
make your choice.
| Down At The Corners
~The intersection was really a
mess during the week's end, and
was rather sad to see Ed Hall's
fine pavement torn apart by the
power shovel. :
_ Parking was at a premium, and
. Mae Townend’s car slipped off
e void on Saturday. A number of
jie vo appeared quickly to right
the vehicle
Others faced repair bills all along
qr the highway. The road must really
be. a puzzler to unfamiliar drivers,
T= especially at night.
State Taps Whiting
: Latest piece of local property to
hs sought by the state is that of
Milt Whiting’s. How much will be
i = taken is to be decided this week.
Bill Purcell’s new storage tanks
look fine, but another coat of alum-
“inum will be put on as soon as
: clouds of dust settle.
~~ Well the rain finally came and
this was one time that no one com-
plained about ‘the stormy weather,
especially after Mrs. Jane School-
’s woods had caught fire three
times last week.
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Winners
Mrs. Stephen Waldow had a plea-
sant anniversary surprise when she
was notified of a $1,000 prize won
at the Acme last week.
Bill Langley was another Shaver-
town winner recently when he
claimed a hundred dollars a week
earlier.
Birthdays
Greetings this week to Steven
Grimm, Susan Bucan, Mrs. J. O.
Ellsworth, Ada M. Freeman, W.
Martin Porter, Thomas F. Heffer-
nan, Mrs. Edna (Guyler, Chuckie Ni-
col, Douglas George iSchooley, Helen
Gosart, Sandra Sax, Todd Ireland
Fred Howell, Harry Smith, Lana
Eike, Nellie West, Pauline Mich-
aels, Blanche Atherholt, J. Mark
Rogers. Lounita Lorah, Billy Cor-
coran, Joseph Nafus, Jr., James Gos,
ar,t Thelma Rood, Emma Marie
Knops, Lee Bennett.
Dennis ‘Wright, Kennéth Schweiss
Helen Gosart, Mrs. Carl Rebennack,
Thomas Wiodling, Doris Mae Hugh-
ey, Mrs. Lillie, Kautz, Jean Wilson.
Here and There
More Hallowe'en decorations ap-
peared during the week, the Jack
Appels and the Joseph Allens be-
ing among the first I noticed, and
Bob Domnick spent several hours
Sunday dressing and carving a huge
pumpkin cowboy for his front door-
ivr. and Mrs. Albert Pideolt ny
sons,, Joel and Allen, have moved
to Palmyra, N. J. Mrs. Piccoli is
the former Mary Jo Laux, daughter
of Mrs. Joseph Laux and the late
Mr. Laux.
Today is the 5th wedding anniv-
ersary of the Piccoli’s. Happy cele-
bration, Mary Jo and Al
Mrs. John Henniger, Druid Hills,
is still confined to her home by ill-
ness. Hurry and get well, Esther.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bartelson and
sons, Bruce aond Brians Langhorne,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hinkle, Lin-
coln Drive. Mrs. Hinkle returned
with them to enjoy the grand-
children for a week.
George Wolfe, Shaver Avenue,
returned Friday from Mercy Hos-
pital ‘where he had been a patient
for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Lawry and
daughter, Flushing, Long Island,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Williams, who celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary with
open house Sunday.
Mrs. Lorraine Stair, Pioneer Ave-
nue, has been ill at her home dur-
ing the past week.
Harry and Gladys Ell, Lehigh
Street, are rejoicing over the birth
of their sixth grandchild, born to
son, Ralph and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Jones are also
celebrating the birth of their first
child, a daughter, Jennifer.
Mrs. Cleora Chamberlain returned
home last week from Nesbitt Hospit-
al, and is staying with her grand-
daughter, Mrs. James Sheckler, Dal-
las. :
Mrs. Thomas Newman and sons,
Tommie and Paul, Reading, spent
last week at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ell, Jr.
Mrs. Charles Lutsey was a mem-
ber of the officers delegation from
Order of Eagles Auxiliary No. 353
which put on a program in Lans-
downe on Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
John Cortright and Mrs. Betty Brace
in their recent bereavements.
Airman 2nd Class ‘Stewart Stahl
is spending a ten day leave with
his ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stahl, Stewart is stationed at the
Air Force Base at Wurtsmith, Mich-
igan.
Mrs. Howard Ross, Vestal, N. Y.,
is visiting her sister,Mrs. Lawrence
Newhart for the week.
John Butler last week completed
a four week training course with
Marchant Calculator Corporation at
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Visitors at the William McKennas
on Sunday were Mrs. Tom Sutton
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett
‘and children, Hop Bottom.
Mrs. Clara Anthony and son Hil-
lard, Kingston, and Mr. and Mrs.
Framcis Lord, Niagara Falls, called
on Stella Shook on Sunday.
Larry Butler, Stull, who was in-
jured in an automobile accident,
has returned home from General
Hopspital.
Out of town folks here for the
funeral of Mrs. Lillie Turner were
her sons Carl and wife from St.
Petersburg, Fla.,, and Clifford and
wife from Tampa, Fla., also Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Goe-
ckel, Binghamton, a brother Stan-
ley Coolbaugh and sons, Falls
Church, Va.
Larry Case,
visited his parents, Mr.
Loren Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beahm,
Loren, Martin, Pamela and Kevin,
Elizabethtown, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Ira Beahm.
Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
was called at 4:30 p.m. Friday and
at 9:30 p.m. to extinguish a grass
fire near the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Wyant, Ruggles, Saturday at
7:30 pm. A fire broke out on the
township dump, which they quick-
ly put out.
Mrs. Ralph Engelman, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Nowakoski, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nellie
Butler, Bloomsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. William Shalata, Terry
and Billy, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hobbs and family, Tonawanda, N.Y.
Mrs. Dorothy French and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shalata visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Thomas at their new
home, Hunlock Creek, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leibenguth,
Kathy and Randy, Endicott, visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Leibenguth Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Davis, Lime Hill and
Mrs. Minnie Davis, Laceyville,
visited recently at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brandstet-
tner of Tunkhannock visited Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Traver on Satur-
Bedford Springs,
and Mrs.
day.
Mrs. Richard Traver visited her
Allentown.
DO NOT BURN LEAVES
Andy Roan, president of Shaver-
town Fire Company urgently re-
quests residents ‘to abstain from
burning leaves. He and Bill Pugh
have been kept busy the past week
watching for signs of smoke or
fires while covering all streets and
roads in the community. A hundred
dollar fine will be levied on anyone
burning refuse at this time of
drought.
Don Paeglow, won ‘the Popular-
ity Poll for president, this week,
sponsored by Shavertown Fire Com-
pany.
Bob Mattern was chosen vice
president, Elwood Dungey, secre-
tary; Obed Hontz, treasurer and
Winfield Parsons, III, trustee.
Stray Kitten
Susie going to Hall's Drug Store
Monday evening found a cold and
mewing orange kitten thereabouts.
If it belongs to any family, owner
may claim it.
LEHMAN TOWNSHIP
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(Vote for 2)
sister Mrs. Harry Ney at Tyler
Memorial Hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Dotter is spending a
week with her daughter Mrs. Jay
Dent and family, Bloomsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Shultz, Mill-
ville, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Hopfer, on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Smith and Mrs. Chester
Keiper visited Edward Stredney at
General Hospital Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Dendler, Massina,
NEY.
Bil] McGovern has spent two
weeks in Mercy Hospital as a sur-
gical patient. He is expected home
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schenck,
Schenectady, N. Y. spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Mrs. Ralph Kawouge, Bloomsburg,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
form Hackling.
‘Joseph Hackling and Mrs.
oii Patton, Sr., spent a couple
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hackling Jr. at Newark, N.J.
Peggy Coole, N. Plainfield, N. J.,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, the Fred Cooles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kern Dibble, Meshoppen.
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams,
Kingston, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ‘Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fish spent a
week visiting relatives in N. J.
A birthday dinner in honor of
Gary Hopfer’s birthday was held on
Sunday at his home: Guests were
Mrs. Eva Cartwright and son John,
Mehoopany; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Hopfer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Billie Shultz, Millville; Mrs. Virgie
Elston, Carl Mackison, Kunkle and
Mr. and Mrs. David Hopfer.
Beaumont
The entire community joins
sending sincere
family of ‘the late Elmer Haring,
whose accomplishments will long
be remembered.
Beaumont Elementary School en-
joyed its annual Hallowe'en Party
at the school Friday night.
It was good to see Carol Johnson
looking so well last weekend, when
she renewed old acquaintances.
Carol and her family, the Jack
Johnsons, Buffalo, N. Y., were here
with the Earl Johnsons during the
Buffalo, Teachers’ Institute.
Mrs. Calla Parrish, who is a guest
at the Carpenter Home, Idetown,
would appreciate having friends call
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Mr. James MacDonald was dis-
charged from Veterans Hospital
last week following an operation
for the ‘removal of a piece of
shrapnel from his leg. Young Jerry
has the piece of shrapnel as a
memento!
Mrs. Russell Lewis and daughter
Mary Louise spent last Wednesday.
evening visiting the Shumakers at
their cottage up Route 92. Mr.
Jackson Terry does a deal of travell-
ing and Mrs. Terry frequently ac-
companies him. They are interest-
ing people to visit.
Mildred Lloyd, who recently lost
her brakes and crashed her car, got
another car,
where that ought to be sued for
damages when it ran in front of
her car without signelling. Every-
body knows what one of those
slight-built animals can do to a
car’s front end.
Mrs. Mary (Howard) Lewis is
far enough along on her road to re-
covery from her recent hospital
experience to begin doing things for
other people. This is the lady we
used ‘to see under a sunbonnet
among her flowers. Now she’s
taking postage stamps off of letters
and sending them to the children
patients in Brooklyn Methodist Hos-
pital. I wish those children could
see the kind-faced lady who sends
the stamps.
Tommy Lloyd had a birthday last
Sunday the 20th. I dare say that
the two little boys were a great
help in disposing of that birthday
cake!
Speaking ‘of Tommy Lloyd, Nelson
Lewis’ car has a new coat of paint
Tommy Lloyd's regular job is climb-
ing poles for the P. P. & L., but
he has a hobby. Tommy painted
Nelson’s car:
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On a recent week-end there were
birthday - celebrations at Betty
Scureman’s. Betty and her brother
Ted McQueen had birthdays and
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then Betty’s daughter Helen had a
| birthday and her son Brian. So
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reid and three
sons from Wilmington, Del. all
came to [Scureman’s to celebrate to-
gether. I don’t know how big a
birthday cake they. had, nor how
| many candles they had on the cake,
nor who were elected to blow out
| the candles. But somebody must
have sounded off with a Happy
birthday to you!
birthday. His wife Nora invited
Russell’s brother, Robert Neilson
and his wife along with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bierly all of West Pitts-
ton to help celebrate.
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‘And then Russell Neilson had a |
This seems to be a popular
month to be born! Kermit and
Jeanne Sickler had a birthday
party for their little girl Mona Lee
Wednesday. She was two. There
were aunts and uncles there besides
both grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dana Sickler, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Youells. ' Then the children
at the party — sister Marlene,
cousins Patty and Dana Parrish,
Sandy and Kathy Perry and Michael
Youells. What do you suppose she
wanted on her birthday cake? A
cowboy! And she had it.
Sunday afternoon after our Polio
shots we drove to Berwick and
down the road toward Orangeville
and there was a mail box with
Charles Sax mame on it. We stopped
for a visit. What a beautiful old
place! Modernized in all utilities.
The floors old boards sanded and
varnished. A dream of a kitchen!
No wonder Esther is wild about it.
All over the place are Esther's
violets. Then we came home —
like the Wise Men in the Bible —
“by another way.”
Sweet Valley
Susan Brown, daughter of Mr:
and Mrs. Glenn Brown, has re-
turned home after being a patient
at Nesbitt Hospital last week.
M.Y.F. of Maple Grove Methodist
Church will sponsor a Halloween
party on Friday for Sunday ‘School |
children. Ten cents will be charged
all those who attend unmasked. The
public is invited.
Karen Haines, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Haines, was con-
fined home last week with a virus.
Tim, Jodie, and Chris Shaw have
returned home after spending last
week with grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Romanowski, Nanti-
coke, while their mother and infant
brother Aaron were in Mercy Hos-
pital. During their stay Tim was a
victim of chickenpox.
Cub’ Pack 444 re-organized last
week with a meeting at Maple
Grove Methodist Church. Burl Up-
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dyke, Cubmaster,, presided. The
dens have been organized as fol-
lows: Den # 1, Mrs. Shirley Up-
dyke, Den mother, will include
Robert Morris, Danny Dougal, Ran-
dy Kevin Ray, Allan Updyke, Al-
bert Holcomb, and Duane Updyke.
Den # 2 will meet at the home of
Rita Stempien, Broadway Corners.
Cubs are David Haines, Stanley
Stempien, Jimmie Yoder, John
Stempien, and Richard Bridall. Den
# 3 will be led by Betty Remley,
assisted by Shirley Judge and Mar-
jorie Williams, and will meet at
Maple Grove Methodist Church
with the following enrolled: Tommy
Garrahan, Walter Wesley, Danny
Williams, Robert Agnew, Ernie Hig-
gins, Tom Piatt, Gregg Hoover, Tim
Garrahan, and Ricky Agnew.
Officers Burl Updyke, Cubmaster;
George - Haines, assistant; William
Hughes, ceremony; James Yoder,
treasurer, Kaye Ray, secretary and
Bea Beuka, hostess, are again plan-
ning an interesting year for the
boys.
Ruth Anstett has returned home
from Nesbitt Hospital where she
submitted to surgery last week.
Ross Elementary School will hold
their annual Halloween Party in
the gym on Thursday, October 31
at 2 pm. Following the program
the children will return to rooms
for refreshments.
no special fund for paying for this,
the children are asked to contri-
bute ten cents to cover the cost.
Parents and pre-school children will
have an opportunity to obtain re-
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Mrs. Ivy Wilson, Williamsport, is
spending some time visiting Miss
Verna Lamoreaux, Fern Street.
John (Shields, Roushey Plot, left
over the weekend for Venice,
Florida, to make his home with his
son, Richard after selling his home
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and
infant daughter of Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Williams,
and family, Hatfield, spent , the
weekend visiting relatives in this
area,
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver Jr.
George, Tom and Alan East Over-
brook Avenue, spent Sunday in.
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Yop, De-
munds Road, have sold their home
and have moved to Buffalo with
their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gosart, East
Overbrook Avenue, had as guests
on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gosart, Elizabeth, New Jersey, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gordon and Jeff
and Gregg, Centermoreland.
main in the gym to eat. Following
the refreshments, they may visit
the grade rooms, but are asked not
to do so before the program,
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