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Sympathy of the entire com-
. munity goes out to the family of
Mrs. Harry Siglin in her sudden
death as she watched television in
her home on Tuesday evening.
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
~ and Mrs. Guy’ Fritz were Mrs.
Howard Peterman and Mrs. Forest
~ Peterman and children, Benton.
~~ Mrs. Howard Mullen was taken
- to General Hospital Tuesday morn-
ing after she suffered a heart at-
tack at the home of her brother
Weston Ruff. She had been caring
for Mrs. Ruff since her serious ill-
ness. Noxen ambulance / trans-
ported her to the hospital.
~ Noxen Methodist Sunday School
enjoyed a Halloween party in the
ehurch basement on Friday evening,
sponsored / by the Young Adult
Class. Sixty two were present.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denmon
recently entertained the following
at their home: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Holdredge, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Pugh, Tunkhannock, Mr. and Mrs.
~ Ted Place, Auburn Center, and Mr.
r gud Mrs. Spencer Holmgren, Noxen,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz recently
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Houseknecht, Trout Run.
GuMr. and Mrs. Robert McGovern,
Newtows, spent the weekend at
the home of Edgar Engelman. Also
‘Mr. and Mrs. John Hamsen, John
dr. and Debbie, Canandagua, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles McGroarty and Mr.
Leonard Nowakoski,
Wilkes-Barre, called on Mrs. Ralph
Engelman’ Thursday.
« Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bernes, Levittown.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr and Mr.
avd Mrs. Richard Engelman, Bris-
tol, spent the weekend with rela-
tives here.
. Mrs. Arba Dimmick recently
visited at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nard Dendler, Jr. and family, Mas-
gine, NY:
~ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polk Wyoming,
z were dinner guests at the home of
the Joseph Shalatas, on Sunday.
Roger Race Wallingford, Conn.,
spent the weekend at their home
in Noxen.
~ Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
was called at 10:30 am. on Sun-
day to extinguish a brush fire near
the ‘Walter Wandell home, at Stull.
~~ Mrs. Weston Ruff was returned
to General Hospital on Saturday.
Her condition is serious.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone and
Michele, Eyers Grove, spent Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Engelman and family.
Willard Southworth, Montrose,
‘spent the weekend with Nathan
Straley.
- Nik Fritz, employed in Allen-
town, spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mrs. Guy Fritz visited Mrs. Calla
Parrish, at Carpenter Convalescent
Home, Sunday.
“Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wandell,
Elton and Mark, and Mrs. Mabel
Wandel] visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Williams, Dallas,
on Saturday.
“ Noxen Lion’s Club will hold a
card party at the V.F.W. hall on
Friday evening November 8, at
8 Dm. Public is invited.
"Mr. and Mrs. William Clark,
Willusoor:. spent © Sunday with
Mv. and Mrs. Jesse Benjamin.
‘Mr. and Mrs, Paul Lattimer,
Chris and Stacy, Baltimore, spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
‘and Mrs. Richard Traver.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winnie and
~ children, Gibson, spent Sunday with
5 Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Teetsel.
~ Mrs. Kate Root suffered a heart
at Wednesday. Her daughter
Mrs. Walter Winnie and family,
Susquehanna, R. D., spent the
weekend with her,
~ Classmates of the Methodist
~ Church wish to remind folks to
. save old used stamps which will be
collected at Christmas time and
“sent to the Methodist Children’s
Hospital, Philadelphia.
~ Mrs. Forrest Randall and Mrs.
William Traver and son, Vestal,
visited Mrs. Elwood Schenck on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Feroni,
called on her on
Thursday.
~ Supper guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Race were: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Van Campen,
Endicott, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Cargill and Candy, Binghamton, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Shoemaker, Sue
and Susan, Kunkle.
a William McGovern has returned
home from General Hospital, after
undergoing major surgery.
The following attended the Sun-
day School Halloween party at the
Lutheran Parish hall October 26:
Candy Jones, Gayle Luketic Doro-
he thy Weaver, Michael Brody, Roger
Boston, Dale Clark, Mildred Jane
Case, Loren Case, James Strohl,
Ricky Case, Alan Montross, Mar-
cella Blizzard, Joseph Nalbone,
Linda Weaver,
Sheila’ Kopcha, Susan Keithline,
Clare Clark, Kathy Luketic, Judy
Lee, Lois Keith, Mrs. Robert
Clark, Mrs. George- Montross, Mrs.
John Jones and Mrs, Frederick
Case,
~ Mrs. Joseph Hackling and sister
Mrs. Anna Kanouse, Bloomsburg,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Patton
were in Towanda on Sunday where
they helped Mrs. Thomas Miller to
celebrate her thirty-fifth wedding
Sweet
November 1, with a large number
in attendance. The costumes were
proof ‘that much time, effort, and
imagination were used to make
the affair a' success. Worthy of
special mention were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Remley who appeared as
President and Mrs. Kennedy. Other
adult winners were Mary Ann
Swire, Jane DelKanic, and Diane
Wegner. In the tots to six year
old group prizes were awarded to
Roxanne Williams, Nancy Piatt,
Sherry Naugle, and Terry Swire.
From seven years to the adult: Di-
ane Cornell, Christine Naugle, Fritz
Marsh and Gene Holcomb. Judges
of the grand march were Elmer
Wolfe, Lillian Sayre and George
Haines, Sr. ‘A spook-house and
grab bags were a big feature of the
evening, with Jim Pall in charge.
Games played were musical chairs,
apple bite and bob: for apples, with
the following winning prizes: Deb-
bie Cornell, Jennie Valick, Tommy
Garrahan, Tommy Piatt, Jim La-
moreaux, Bob Piatt, Tom Piatt,
Russell Mosier, and Lois DelKanic.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the family of Walter Bonning,
buried from Bronson funeral home
last week. Survivors in our area
include a sister, Mrs. Albert Smith
and a brother, Jesse Bonning.
Edward Pall, Sr., was home last
week with chickenpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Updyke,
Pikes Creek, entertained at their
home last Monday evening, mem-
bers of the committee of Cub Pack
444. Plans were formulated for ac-.
tivities for the coming year. The
cubs will be selling the very popu-
lar Thanksgiving and Christmas
napkins again this year. Richard
Bridall was welcomed into: the
group as Outings Chairman. Com-
mittee will meet on November 19,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Yoder. Due to the Thanksgiving
holiday, the November Pack meet-
ing will be held at the Maple
Grove Church hall, November 25.
Following the business meeting,
the group was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Updyke with organ selec-
tions, and those attending also
participated in a rhythm band with
Mr. Updyke at the organ. Attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Bridall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beuka,
Mr. and Mrs. George Haines, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Remley, Mr. and Mrs.
James Yoder, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Ray, William G. Hughes, and Mar-
jorie Williams the host and hostess.
William Crangle, Sr., Pikes Creek,
is recuperating from a fall from a
bridge on September 5, while at
work in Lake Township. He is em-
ployed by the township. Injuries
sustained included a fractured leg,
with the main fracture being im
mediately below the knee. X-Rays
also revealed several small frac-
tures.
Bob Roese, a graduate of the
1963 class of Lake-Lehman High
School, is presently stationed with
the Air Force at Lackland Air
Force Base, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Glahn,
North Lake summer residents, re-
turned last week to their winter
home in Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farr and
daughter, Kim, have moved from
Reading to Pikes Creek, where their
Jackson Twp.
Welcome to the community is ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Se-
cor and family who recently moved
into their new home at Chase Man-
or. The Secors formerly lived at
Mountaintop. Mr. Secor is employ-
ed by the Wilkes-Barre Publishing
Company.
Mrs, George Pollock.is a surgical
patient at General Hospital, where
she underwent chest surgery on
riday morning, November 1, re-
maining on operating table for four
hours and twenty minutes.
Inasmuch as three stop signs have
been placed at Chase Corners, the
fourth should be placed on the cor-
ner of the State Highway leading
from the Lake Silkworth Road, as
the drivers on the Larksville Moun-
tain Road are under the impression
that they are entitled to proceed
across the intersection on the basis
of first arriving. With no sign on
the State Highway side, cars com-
ing down this road have the right
of way and naturally continue on
across the intersection, with the
result there have been some near
accidents. A stop sign on all four
corners would be much safer.
Out of town folks attendinv the
funeral of Mrs. Harry Siglin were:
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Johnson City,
N. Y.; Mr. Fred Jones, Tunkhan-
nock; Mr. Herbert Osborne, Kings-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. George Wandell,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wandell, Mrs.
Helen McClain, Mrs. Robert Mon-
tross, Mrs. William Bradfield, all of
Hatboro; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wandell, Warminster; Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Siglin, Stanley, Jr. and
Paul, Media; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Messersmith, Endicott; Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Powell, Johnson City,
N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenks,
Croyden; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Bailey, Hartford, Conn.; Mr. and
M.Y.F. of Maple Grove Methodist
Church held a Halloween party
daughter Grace at the new school
at Laporte, where Grace is a Home
asking all
tives:
Resolution 693 which permits read-
Valley
mobile home is located near the
home of the latter’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooney. Mrs. Farr is
the former Barbara Cooney.
Area residents observing birth-
days recently include John Swire,
Jr.; Richard Dougal, Jr.; Lois Kay
Baer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Baer; Cathy Sayre, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre;
Robert Lloyd Walsh, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Walsh; Don and
Donna Marie Pall, son and daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pall, Sr.;
Duane Updyke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Burl Updyke; Randy Kevin Ray,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray.
Lehman
Aaron Sutton was taken recently
to General Hospital, where he is
under observation. Mr. Sutton is
96 years old. His condition is good.
Willard Sutton is home irom
General Hospital after staying a
week, and feeling much better.
Willard Gensel is home from
General Hospital recovering from a
heart attack. He will rest much
better now that he is home.
Bert Sutton is still in General
Hospital, but expects to get home
this week. He is having such a
good time he may not want to
come home.
Mrs. Richard Sutton is home
with her new son, Donald Richard,
from General Hospital,
The . beautiful flowers in the
Methodist Church Sunday morning
were in memory of Arthur Carich-
ner, given by his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover and
Mrs. Lillian Hildebrant took a trip
to Wilmington, Del, to see the
Hoovers’ son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Hoover, Terry and
Jerry.
Mrs. Gordon James expects to go
to General Hospital for surgery.
She has not been feeling well for
sorhe time. :
Joe Ide, our chief of police, was
taken to the Nesbitt Hospital
Saturday because of a heart attack.
Remember to send him a card. He
is the one that guards your children
across the highway safely.
Happy Birthday to: Dorothy Ruc-
kel, Russell L. Major, Mrs. John
Rice, Elmer Coolbaugh, Ethel Ran-
som, Mrs. Myra S. Walters, Gloria
Frances Searfoss, Kathleen Brown,
and Eva Wesley.
Cub Pack meeting was held in
the Methodist Church recently.
They had .a Halloween party, and
received the Honor flag for Original
Costume. William Weaver pre-
sented Jeffrey Smith a gold and
silver arrow.
The following were taken in as
Bob Cats: Daniel Doris, John and
Thomas Onzik, Jack Hosle.
Den 3 at Oak Hill: William
Jones, Edward Cilvik, Herbert
Moyer.
“Den 1: Joseph Ide.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sidler enter-
tained their son William and two
friends from Pennsylvania Military
Academy, Chester, over the week-
end. :
Dallas Union W.C.T.U. is still
making bibs for the Veterans at
the Hospital. Anyone is welcome
to take part in this project. You
may donate some terry cloth and
binding, if you do not care to make
them. Call 674-2488.
Lehman Auxiliary met Tuesday
evening, Mrs. James Cook presid-
ing. Devotions were lead by Mrs.
M. Connelly in the absence of Alice
Elston.
Program was by Mrs. Ord Trum-
Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kocher of
Shavertown, have moved into the
Garinger apartment on Kunkle
Road.
Callers at our home last Sun-
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ry-
der, Corey B. Ransom, Mr. and
Mrs. Orin Beckerman and daughter
Brenda of Kingston, and Mrs. Henry
Hess of Demunds.
Mrs. Ross Kimball, Mrs. Harry
Beck, Mrs. Raymond Garinger, and
Mrs. Albert Armitage attended the
fall conference of Wilkes-Barre Dis-
trict WSCS- at Firwood Church
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Eister, has returned
home from the hospital and is com-
ing along nicely after her operation.
Mrs. Theodore Heness and her
mother, Mrs. Ida Rogers will en-
tertain the Alderson WSCS at their
home on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 14. Mrs. Roger Krown will
preside, and Mrs. Raymond Garin-
ger will have the ‘program.
We extend deepest sympathy to
the Anthony Serhan and Thomas
Fetsko families, who lost their loved
ones this past week.
The Gleaners Class, Alderson
Church, met Wednesday evening for
its regular business meeting and
Hallowe'en Party. Mrs. [Heness pre-
sided. Eleanor Humphrey and Mrs.
Clarence Montross were hostesses.
Other present: 'Mesdames Myrtle
Wagner, Helen Hartman, Harry Al-
len, Theodore Heness, Ida Rogers,
Raymond Grey, Amos Hunsinger,
Francis Keller and Howard Higgins.
Trucksville
Mrs. Charles G. Perkins, Harris
Hill Road, entertained one of the
card clubs of Nesbitt Hospital at
her summer home at Red Rock
recently.
Mrs. Frank Trimble and Ruth
Merrell attended the Delta Kappa,
Gamma luncheon at Hotel Sterling
on Saturday.
Esther Saxe of Berwick was
hostess, last week to the Young
Business Women’s Association at a
luncheon in her new home. The
following from here were guests:
Georgiena Weidner, Jean Glahn,
Elma Major, Louise Marks, Mar-
garet Morgan, Ray Porter, and Mrs.
Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeWitt had
as dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Love, Nadine and
Layton, Georgiena Weidner, Mr. and
Mrs. George Swales and daughter
Lois. The affair marked the fourth
birthday of their granddaughter,
Janet Swales.
Ruth Turn Reynolds has accepted
the position as regular organist and
choir director at the White Church
on the Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stock, Harris
Hill Road, spent the past week with
their daughter in New Jersey and
their son on Long Island.
Birthday greetings this week to:
Holly Prutzman, Frederick Kirken-
dall, Rebecca Grey, William Gregory,
Betty Hemenway, Shirley Evans,
Betty, Ruth,’ Mathers Truscott, Ann
Morgan, Frank G. Mathers, Jr., Mrs.
Robert W. Gardner, Jr.
Mary Crane Watkins, Ted Hop-
kins, Pat Gregory, Stephen Crane,
Mary Lucille Watkins, Blanche
Atherholt, Elmer Coolbaugh, Mrs.
James C. Hutchinson, Mrs. Marc
Ruch, Sr., Michael Crane, Sandra
Metzgar, Pearl Baker, II, William
R. Long.
‘Mrs. J. A. Jones, Philadelphia,
was a house guest this past weék-
end of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thomas.
Rochelle ‘Mendelson, Harris Hill
Road, was graduated last week from
bower, who gave two very inter-
esting readings.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Ide went
to Erie to the State Grange Con-
vention for a week. On their way
home, they stopped to see their
Economic teacher.
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mond and Irene Moore, sustained
a great loss when his restaurant
in Johnson City burned down last
week. It was a total loss, includ-
ing $1500 worth of meat. Two ad-
joining buildings, a dress factory,
and liquor store were also de-
stroyed.
Harold Moore, another brother,
ig still in Wilson Memorial Hospital,
Johnson City, but will soon be able
to go home.
Infant Edward Moore, son of Ed-
ward and Lena Moore, has been dis-
charged from Nesbitt Hospital,
where he was a patient two weeks.
Charles Moore, Rhode Island,
spent almost two weeks with his
and Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Musittia Montanye, Johnson
City, is visiting her sister, Mg.
Ray Moore, and her aunt Mrs. Ag-
nes Spencer, for two weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cyphers,
Brian and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert - Nygren, David, Dale and
spent the weekend at their
While
there, they were thrilled to see a
herd of 35 deer. I can imagine
how they were wishing it was
hunting season.
I'm happy to report ‘that Sharps
(Chubby) Cyphers is out of the
hospital and back on his job; but
he has to go easy.
Edwina Morgans entertained
Paula Falton, Vicky Ditlow, Sher-
rill Dymond, and herself at a Pa-
jama Party in her home in De-
munds, Friday night.
Ben Dymond is a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Mrs. Frank Smith has returned
to her home in Orange, after driv-
ing her sons Frank and John back
to Washington. John returned to
Walter Reed Hospital after being
home a few weeks. , He would like
to thank all his friends who were
so kind and contacted him as soon
they read about him in the
Post. . He will still be hospitalized
for sometime, so he hopes to hear
from them again. Frank, hjs bro-
ther, has been employed in the
Division Department of
State for the past year; but returns
home every weekend.
Mrs. Edith Rozelle, who accepted
a position in Orange Home for
Aged, Philadelphia, is very pleased
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gries Jr. and
Gary, Hershey; and Mrs. George
and children,
parents Mr. and Mns. Carl
will leave for Washington, D. C.,
where she has accepted a clerical
position.
Our best to Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hons on the birth of their new son
this past week. Ted is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hons, Lehigh
Street, and Mrs. Hons, the former
Carol Rother, Shavertown.
Mrs. C. S. Hemenway is still a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital, where
she was admitted a week ago.
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Crossing, spent last weekend with
their
East Dallas
Carl is head Dairyman at
George
Russ, Lt. Commander in the Naval
Reserves, was a graduate of Her-
Carl
Gries Sr. and the Rugses attended
homecoming at Hershey last week.
Carl, Thais, and son, were dinner
guests of her brother and family,
and Mrs. Raymond Rozelle,
Gries.
Hershey School for boys.
shey School. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr,
Sunday evening.
William Perrego returned home
after
being a heart attack patient in
in Orange last Wednesday,
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Beverly Perrego.
Mrs. Gus (Anna) Strazdus,
ter, is showing improvement.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickinson,
East Dallas, entertained at a Hal-
Sunday
afternoon in honor of their two
daughter's — Jean Marie 8 years,
A Dbuf-
fet lunch and birthday cake were
enjoyed by grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Tkatch, Glen Lyon;
2 Mrs.
Beverly Houck, Linda and Mark;
Janet Buckman;
Hazel
all from East
Dallas. From Pittston: Mr. and Mrs.
Cathy,
Jackie; Mr. and Mrs. George Coch-
ran and, Audrey Mae; Mr. and Mrs.
George Morris, son David; Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Morris; Mabel Morris.
Birthday greetings to Raelene J.
lowe’en birthday party
and Susan Lynn, 1 year.
Grandma Jeanette Dickinson,
Emma Fehlinger;
Mrs. Russell Ockenhouse,
Jane; Rosser Cook,
James
Bridgland, Mary,
Daring, Mary Boyd, Doris May
Hughey, Jeanette Dickinson, Jean
Wilson, George Snyder, Kimberly
Hunter, Adam Jeffery,, David
Moore, Fred Dymond 3rd.
Richard: Sands,
Tunkhannock, Richard and Laura
Louise, were Sunday guests of Mr.
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