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The Hunt Begins
The crack of a shot-gun early
Tuesday morning gave warning
that the hunters are nearby scour-
| ing the local woodlands for game.
| It also means that youngsters and
pets are no longer safe in the area.
Fire Chief Arnold Yeust will be
among those taking off after game
early on Saturday as will many
| other eager nimrods. :
| Walter Gosart Sr., will be among
the younger lads who want to try
| their luck after school hours.
| Jay C. amd Tommy Hill visiting
{in Dutch Mountain recently awoke
| their elders early on Sunday morn-
ling when a young bear climbed a
| tree near their cabin and several
|deer and a wild turkey appeared
in the clearing.
Taking a jaunt around the area
later that day, 50 deer were seen
| within a short distance of the
hunting lodge.
Pageant Winner
The selection of Beverly Eck as
Wyoming Valley's Junior Miss for
1964 brings yet another honor to
the Eck family. It will be remem-
bered that Mrs. Eck, the capable
mother of four, herself was chosen
as Mrs. Wyoming Valley several
years ago.
Best of luck, Beverly, in the
Reading finals.
To Celebrate
Another member of the Eck fam-
ily will mark a festive occasion
on Sunday, when Mrs. John Eck
will observe her birthday.
In addition to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eck and family, her daughter
land son-in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Katon and som, Skipper, Arlington,
Va., will arrive Friday to spend
the week-end with Mrs. Eck.
Sad Plight
Residents in the Mt. Airy Road
sector are disturbed over the
plight of a likeable mother cat dis-
carded a year ago.
The animal manages to exist by
scraps set out by kindly neighbors,
but has lost her faith in humans
and can never be caught.
Several litters born to ‘the cat
have either died or been carried
home by concerned youngsters.
The little ones are so undernour-
ished but rally quickly with care
and affection. Mrs. Walter
now has one ready to go and an-
other ig getting fat and saucy at
our home.
Danger In The Dark
Although our home was deluged
by visiting Hallowe’ener’s last week,
we failed to recognize two favor-
ites among the group.
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TT "HE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1963
Shavertown
On checking into the reason,
we discovered that pranksters had
spoiled their evening of whole-
some fun.
As Debbie Allen and Leslie Al-
exander began . their rounds on
Hallowe'en night, a passing car on
Pioneer Avene hurled hard objects
at the two youngsters.
Debbie was struck on the arm,
the force of the impact bruising
it badly. :
It is sad indeed that our child-
ren apparently are not safe any-
where, even within the confines of
their own neighborhood.
Speaking of Hallowe'en, what an
attractive setting Mrs. Sheldon
Evans had on her front lawn with
the tall cornstalks forming a per-
feet foil for the big, fat pumpkins.
Here and There
Mr. Arthur Noss underwent
eye surgery on Tuesday night at
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skerly!
Castro Valley, California, are now
residing at 75 Shaver Avenue. Mr.
Skerly is service manager for Fri-
den, Inc.
Tommy Borthwick, freshman at
Penn State University spent the
week-end with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Borthwick.
Mrs. Dorothy Schooley ‘returned
home on Tuesday after ' spending
several days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Archie Williams,
LeRoysville, enjoying the Hallo-
we’en weekend with her beloved
grandchildren.
Ralph Walp son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Walp, Lehigh Street, was
discharged last week from the Na-
vy and’ is enjoying a short rest
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before seeking employment.
Mrs. John Henninger returned
home on Sunday after being a pa-
tient in Nesbitt Hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eike and
children visited Mrs. Thomas Fran-
scis, Long Island and Lincoln Hoo- |
ver, Somerville, N. J. over the
weekend. They also paid a visit
‘to Idlewild Airport which Bill had
not seen for a number of years
and was amazed at the changes.
Mrs. Cleora Chamberlain came
home on Monday after spending
some time at the home of her
grand daughter.
Congratulations to the
Honeywell's, who observed their
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Metzger had
as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Metzger, Buffalo.
Congregating at the Metzger
home to greet them were Mr. Gus
leigh, Idetown; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Metzger and family, Ashley;
Freddie, Fernbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oney, Corn-
ing, N. Y., visited ‘his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Oney last week and
also atended the funeral] of his un-
cle, the late Elmer Haring, Beau-
Wilson |
26th wedding anniversary on Sun-!
Metzger and Mrs. Mae Bohn, Wil- |
kes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cob- |
Mr. and Mrs. John Senchak and son |
: | ~~ SECTION B—PAGE 7
| mont.
“Chuck” Malkemes, student at
Penn State also visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes
Fernbrook
“Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen, East |
Lover the week-end Overbrook Avenue, had as guests |
| Ty X on Monday, Mrs. Allen’s brother, |
| Walter Cooke continues to im-| Millard Kibbler, Binghamton, and
her sister and niece, Mrs. Ira Brown
| prove at his home and is able to
| go for a short ride. His many friends | 4nd daughter Nancy, of Philadel-
| are glad to hear of his progress. phia,
| Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Young, King- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sirgany,
| ston have purchased a new home Binghamton, and Mrs, Gladys Wil-
jon Goeringer Avenue. liams, Kirkwood, New York, spent
| Ted Woolbert is confined to his | Sunday visiting Rev. and Mrs. An-|
| home and would appreciate hear-|drew Derrick, Demunds Road.
|ing from his friends. Tommy Shaver, son of Mr. and |
Much to his regret, Ted was un- | Mrs. George Shaver Jr., East Over- |
able to get to the polls: on Elec- | brook Avenue, will submit to oral |
tion Day. surgery Thursday morning in Nes- |
Birthdays { bitt Hospital. He is twelve years
Greetings ‘this ‘week to: Esther [old and in. the eighth grade at]
| Saxe, Billy. Glahn, Ricky Harmon, | Dallas Jr. High School. |
| Everett Williams, Ruth E. Lamor- George Shields, 22, son of Mr. |
| eaux, Evelyn Frantz, Harry “Mer- and Mrs. Francis Shields, R. D. 3,
|icle, Michael Olenick, Mary Kloe- | Dallas, left for the Great Lakes |
ber, Mary Porter Evans, Mildred | Training Center after being accept-
Porter Morgan, Guy Downer, Thom- | ed by the Navy.
as 'R. Morgan, George B. Schooley,| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall,
Jane M. Johnson, Michael Chap-| Roushey "Plot, had as guests on
ple, Alan Sanford, Michael Evans, | Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rood
| Robert E. Berlew, Sr. Sandra|2nd Danny, Williamsport; Mrs.
| Lillian Hinkle, Donna Neikam, Mrs. | Catherine Weidow and granddaugh-
| John Eck, Thomas D. Wright|ter, Sandra, Montrose; Mrs. Niles
| Lucy E. Litzenberger, William J.| Clark, Beaumont and Mrs. Francis
| vores, Charles Bennellack, Laura | Shields, Fernbrook.
Gelsleichter and Marcy Gerlach. | Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton
£
YMCA Record Hop
A Senior High Record Hop will
be offered by the Back Mountain
Y. M. C. A. Friday, November 8
at 8: 30 p. m.
The dance is open to all senior
high school students. Small ad-
mission fee.
and Harry, Levittown, spent the
| week-end visiting relatives in this
area.
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