the les se, 'S Is ih itis v » SERRE ESET = * =» - - & - Ahead.” : : - DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Harveys Lake Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner re- cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gale at Hamlin. In the afternoon they all drove to Clarks Summit Convalescent Home to visit Charles Howell. Mrs. Lee visited her Shepperson, Danville, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Higgins over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. visited relatives Pittston on Friday. Mrs. Thomas Garrity is improv- ing at Nesbitt Hospital from a severe case of mumps. W.S.C.S. of Alderson Methodist Church meets tonight at the church, and World Day of Prayer will be observed. Kidney Danger Signals Getting up nights, burning, fre- quent or scanty flow, leg pains or backache may be warning of func- tional kidney disorders — ‘Danger Help nature eliminate ex- cess acids and other wastes. In- crease kidney output with BUKETS. Michael = Clark and friends in Your 39¢ back at any drug store in | 4 DAYS if not pleased. NOW at LUZERNE THEATRE Last Times Tonite James Garner Kim Novak “Boys Might Out” Cinemascope and Color Friday and Saturday 2 Thrillers in Color Blood Feast” Cohit “The Dead One” EECA Sunday (2-11) Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Whether you need a new "battery or a recharge for \ provide road service—eve thing for your metoring convenience, your old one—here’s the place to get it. We do testing— HEADQUARTERS FOR CHAINS - TIRES - MUFFLERS - SUPPLIES ~ Cathy Lee Coolbaugh arrived at| Mrs. Jean Somers, Harding, spent Nesbitt Hospital February 6, the weekend with her mother, Mrs. weighing in at 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Mary Hislop and sister Jessie A beautiful black haired baby girl, (Moore, Demunds Road. 8 born to Priscilla and Laing ‘Cool- | The tragic death of my neighbor ‘baugh, East Dallas. first child, and first grandchild for to everybody. Having been “in Mr. and Mrs. Merten Coolbaugh, close contact with the family while Shaver Avenue, Shavertown. She 'Mrs. Martz was alive, I heartily is also the 8th grandchild for Mr. agree that he was a very kind, and Mrs. Harry Martin. charitable man; but like his mo- | Mrs. Albert Hoover has returned ther, did not care for publicity. to her home on Demunds Road, My sympathy goes to his nephew, after a two weeks visit with her (Sammy) Frank Henry. 'daughter Jeannine, and husband| A family dinner party planned Mike Wood, Rochester; and their for Sunday evening to honor Brian first baby, Gwen Ellen, who Cyphers’ 5th birthday, Monday, arrived January 9. Grandma Hoover Was cut short after Brian, son of |is especially proud because her Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cyphers, Ran- [first grandchild was born on her som Road, was rushed to General | birthday. {Hospital Saturday morning and ad- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson visited Tninistered S9xygzen immediately. {their niece Beatrice Wilder, Sun- Libby stayed all night with him, day, who is a patient in Montrose ahd be ‘was improving by Sunday | Hospital, having suffered a heart SYSRIDE. ; lattack. Mrs. Wilder is the daugh-' . Anna Strazdus temalns 2 par ter of Pete and Hazel Wilson of Hent in Noshlse Hospital, showing g f improvement. Fe a nurse at Lon The Indies of Bost Dolley church, | Bench Merit Hospital N v wil have en all day aniling, dh 2 a 2, d _*» Thursday, February ~20. W.S.C.S. piste er Sens Mr. and Mrs. yi) ‘meet in the afternoon. Quilters awrence Kinteer, ost weekend. are to bring a lunch, dessert will Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gaughan and be served by hostessees Mary Cook children Nora Ann, 4, and Philip, and Myra Carlin. 2, from Queens, N. Y., made a; Qut of town patrons of the pan- surprise visit to Mrs. Baughan’s cake supper were Mr. and Mrp. - ——— mother, Florence Wilson snd sister Raymond = Carlin and daughter Betsy, last Thursay until’ Saturday. Marilyn, Snowshoe, who then So a Ee | naan ‘Stayed ‘over’ the ‘weekend ‘with sister, Myra Carlin: | Also Mr. and Mrs. Friend Hilde- brant, Apalachin, N. Y., who were weekend guests of sister Myrtle Miller and George Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ridall and son Hugh, businessmen oft Wilkes- Barre, “never ate such good sausage and cakes.” Friendship class of East Dallas . church, met in the social room | Dean Martin : Tuesday evening, February 4. Due IN | to illness only a few attended: Frances Cybulski, Bea Ockenhouse, “Who's Been Sleeping Jean Phillips, Helen Dickinson, Al- berta Cook, Hilda Moore. Frances In My Bed?” 1 | FORTY-FORT THEATRE Thur. - Fri. - Sat. | and Bea were the hostesses. A WILDCAT STRIKES hunted for it, with no luck. Samuel Higgins’ beagle dog dragged himself home last week in much the same condition. I .sure hope that cat gets caught. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Siley, Hazel "Morgan, Steve, Janice and Willard Siley, motored Joan Crawford in figtrait Jacket” — —-——— — Sunday, to celebrate Grandson Jeff ” Harrison's 10th birthday. Sincere sympathy goes Arthur Magee over the hig mother. ; Mr. Gus Ehrgott has recovered Bl from a recent illness and spent I¥ Sunday with his daughter, Hilda Moore and family. { Mrs. Nicholas Dickson, Martz Road, has been ill with the virus. | Birthday greetings are extended to Conrad Welitchko, Bruce Davies, Jr., Carmen Lizza, Brian Cyphers, David De Costa, Robert F. Moore, Frank Wagner Sr. Charles Lewis, Rush Lamoreaux, Shirlee May Moore, Verna Lamoreaux, Malcolm Baird, Samuel Higgins, Marjie Moss. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gay, Ernest W Jr. and Enela visited their uncle and aunt (Celia and David Emanuel i in Chester over the weekend. to Mr. death of ry- | Sandra Baird and two friends, all nurses from Jersey City Medical Center, made a surprise visit of MAIN HIGHWAY, DALLAS—) ; | | Medical Center, Danville. i od Rubber Stamps Made To Your Design THE DALLAS POST - CT. ROUTES 309 AND 115 Cathy is their Frank Martz was indeed a shock! A wildcat was heard up near Wilson Ryman's last week, and their dog tangled with it and was Sun. - Mon. - Tues. chewed and dlawed badly. The two | (Con’t. 8-11) Martin boys from Kunkle came and THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1964 Fernbrook George Shaver, Jr., 166 E. Over- brook Ave., returned home from Geisinger Medical Center on Tues- day after submitting to surgery for a ruptured disc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seward, Jr., and Randy, Noxen, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seward, Roushey Plot. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin and son, David of Bethlehem and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘Conklin, Jr., of Allentown, who together with Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Mrs. Anna Compton, Fernbrook and Mrs. Edith Conklin, Kingston, vis- ited George Shaver in Geisinger Sunday afternoon. Mr. and = Mrs, John Fluck and Katherine, Harveys Lake, were also callers at the hos- pital .on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Bynon, Main Road, returned home from Nesbitt Hospit- al after spending more than two weeks recuperating from an illness: Mrs. Henry Randall, = Roushey Plot, entertained the Glenview P.M. | Missionary Society at their regular {monthly meeting on Thursday ev- ‘ening. A work day to get the leper bundles and wusgd clothing ready for shipment was set for Thursday, February. 13, starting at 10 a.m. at the home of Miss Verna Lamor- eaux Those enjoying the meeting were Mrs. Sam Higgins, Mrs. An- drew Derrick, Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Mrs. Corey Crispell, Mrs. Leona | Belles, Mys Anna Compton, Mrs. Charles Seward, Mrs. George Sha- iver, Sr., Mrs. Roy Moss, Miss Verna {Lamoreaux and the hostess Next meeting will be Thursday, March 5 at the home of Mrs. Roy Moss. Idetown { - Mrs. Fred Schultz, nee Sharon Casey, a recent bride, was guest of | honor at a variety shower given by Louise Schultz, Betty Lare and Fire Hall on Wednesday night. Af- ter games were played, lunch was: |served to Mesdames Jesse Boice, | Clifford Davis, Clarence Rinken, {Lloyd Jennings, Frank Gosart, Nell Casey, Til Godleski, Rose Taylor, {Mary Rulrinski, Arthur R. Gosart, | Noomi Gosart, Joseph Ide, Catheri- ine Gosart, Helen Meighan, William Z'eminski, George Honeywell, Lucy Fried and Bess Cooke. Those who had birthdays this week were Mrs. Jerry Brown, Mrs. James Brace and Allan Montross. | Ladies Auxiliary of J. R. Davis Fire Company met in the Fire Hall on Monday night with Mrs. Charles | Casterline as hostess and Mrs. George Carpenter presiding. It was decided to have a sea foods dinner to Stroudsburg. ‘on Wednesday night, February 26th 1:30, All women are invited. at five o'clock in the Fire Hall. Present were: Frances Zwolinski, Becky Casterline, Marge Carpenter, Marie Ritts, Lucy Fried, Louise { Schultz, Jane Bicking, Iréne Kanas- ky, and Bess Cooke. | / TT TE TTT Honeywell Promoted ! John C. Honeywell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell, R. D. 1, Noxen, has been promoted to Spec. 5 at Scoffield Barracks, Ha- waii, where he is in charge of the Arms room. A graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, he has been in the service 21 months. He was home for 30 days in December and upon his return, received his promotion. Charles | 'Smith, who works out of Newark, N. J., spent 'the week-end at his home. x Mr. and Mrs. George Haines, Sr. |recently entertained at open house showing movies of the highlights of the 1963 World Series. Carl Roskoski, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Roskoski has returned home after spending two mon'ths at |Valley Forge Military Hospital where he was undergoing treatment |of rheumatoid arthritis, A fresh- 'man at Lake-Lehman High School, Carl is making good progress, but Imust continue to have treatments. | Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Post and sons, Henry and Brent, upon the death of Mrs. Post’s father, James |H. Kibler, Foundryville. Rev. Rolland Updyke, Pikes Creek, is a medica] patient at Nes- ‘bitt Hospital. | Mrs. Charles H. Long and daugh- ter, Wilma, motored to Lock Haven | Saturday where they were guests of the Longs’ daughter, Gloria, a [student at Lock Haven State Col- lege. i Mrs. Harris Shoemaker, Packa- nack Lake, Wayne, N. J. was the Sweet Valley { Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith had [guest last week of her cousin, Bess las Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs. | Richard Kline, Patsy, Richard, Jr., | neral of their aunt, [Terry and Duane New Hope. Mr. Klinetob. They attended the fu- Mrs. Phame Klinetob Callendar, Berwick. Mrs. Callendar, who was well known in this area, had been a patient at Creaveling Convalescent Home in Berwick. She observed her ninety- fourth birthday in September. She is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. George Grant, and a son, Paris Callendar, Berwick, former Sweet. Valley residents. Mrs. Nettie Post observed her eightieth birthday February 11. She is the mother of Mrs. Charies H. Long, Mrs. Vida Kitchen, and Howard L. Post, all residing on Main Road, Sweet Valley. Valerie Ann Kocher, three month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lu- ther Kocher, Noxen, pital patient last week in Philadel- phia, where she underwent tests and observation. She is a grand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pharres, Pikes Creek. Missionary Society, First Chris- tian Church, Sweet Valley, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles |{H. Long, with the following attend- ing: Mesdames Edgar Cragle, -Ron- ald Thomas, Glenn Edwards, Domo- nic Silvetti, Albert Coombs, Charles Steinruck, Floyd Hoover, and Mrs. Nettie Post. Jackson Twp. Pancake Supper scheduled by the Two-Fold Club of Huntsville Methodist Church on March 7 has been cancelled. Plans for a Spa- ghetti Supper to be held later are being formulated. quet of Cub Pack #225, sponsored by the Methodist Church will be held in ‘the 7:30. Mrs. Elizabeth Fielding js seri- ously ill at her home. : Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elston, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Elston, journeyed to Bingham- {ton, Sunday afternoon, to vigit Mr. land Mrs. Frank Wyrsch. Mr. | Wrysch had recently undergone an operation, Mrs. Mary Ashton attended the funeral of her nephew, James Hill, buried in Oakdale Cemetery, Satur- day afternoon. The women of Huntsville Metho- dist Church will join with other {women of the Back Mountain area in attending Day of Prayer sery- ices at Shavertown Methodist Church, tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. J. K. Murray and daughter, | Naomi, have returned home after ! spending some time visiting ther daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lomax, Falls Church, Virginia. Mrs. John Pavlick has been ap- pointed = solicitor for the Heart [Fund Drive in the Hutching Town Pavlick Road, and Moon Lake sec- tions. Michael Dubil, Jr. celebrated his birthday on Feb. 9, and his daugh- ter, Dawn Michelle, had her third, birthday yesterday. Mr. Denise and Scott, visited ‘Mr. and | Mrs. John Ruckle and family of Benton R.D. on Sunday afternoon. AA . Se 8 two days with her parents Mr. and un! chat Mrs. Malcolm Baird. The one nurse STATICH 20-H3UR TOWING SERVICE 44571 was from Germany and spoke very 730 = Foc Sod O or 8 broken English. ON : YOUR e Give S& reen Stamps | Byron and Agnes Moore, Bing- YOUR OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY ; Berton. viotel moh Re] pls 2 C DIAL ; Moore and family Sunday, and Servin 1 ounties SN CLYDE | called at Irene Moore's. 9 : 8 At Geisinger Be sure to listen each Sunday afternoon to the iS 8 William Richardson, R. D. 4, |})) voice of the student in Wyoming Valley on the Dallas, is a patient in Geisinger | STUDENT ROUNDTABLE at 1 p.m., sponsore d The Best of Music For Your Listening Enjoyment { by J. E. 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Johnson, Ellen Rice, Mrs. Thomas Bunney, Jane DeRemer, Diane Eckhart, William Rineman, Kenneth Lee Besecker, Fifth Annual Blue & Gold Ban- Barbare Ann Johnson, Mrs. Harold Prutzman, | Mrs. Charles Mrs. Karl Stock, Sr., Jackie Updyke, church parlors on Sheldon Rice, David Mathers, Jen- | Libby Cleasby, Mimi Cleasby. : The community and church ex- tend sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long and family, on the death of Harry's mother, Mrs. Es- ther Long, this past week, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner, Harris Hill Road, are spending several weeks in Bradentown, Florida. Miss Ruth Barstow, South Pio- neer Avenue, is a patient in Nes- bitt Hospital where she was admitt- ed this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hons and Mrs. Peter Gallagher spent Satur- day in Trenton, New Jersey, with Ted Hons and family. Ted is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hons. was a hos- | | Mrs.. Emanuel Mendelsohn, Har- ris Hill Road, was injured in a fall last week. She sufferel severe ankle and arm sprains. Mrs. Corine Robbins Jones, of | Carverton is a patient in Nesbitt | Hospital] where she is undergoing | tests. Neuah Kester, Carverton Road, | was admitted to Nesbitt Hospital | with a badly cut hand while using | a power saw- | Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lloyd, of | Shavertown, former residents of Holly Street, Trucksville, were din- | ner guests of their son Richard, at | Genetti’s, Hazleton, the occasion | marking their sixty-seventh wed- | ding anniversary, also Morris Lloyd's | fifth birthday. Our best to all of | |them on both occasions. 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