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Fernbrook
Mrs. Gershom Hoyt,
! : pital.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers, Maple ‘Mrs. Ira Button, 162 East Over:
Middlesex,
callers on [Sunday were:
Rogers, Dallas.
Teachers and Officers of Glenview Friday.
Mr.
|
‘Street, had as weekend guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Trimble, Billy and
Danny, Bristol, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sorber, Linda and Nancy, 336 Normal Burest, Eos
New Jersey. Other
and
Mrs. James Rogers, Trenton, New
Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rogers
and son, Ricky; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
brook Avenue, presently a guest at
the Mar-Ment Manor Nursing Home,
trouds-
burg, is improving nicely.
Edwin Lumley and his daughter
| Mary Alice, Harris Street, were din-
ner guests on Saturday evening in
{honor of their birthdays. Ed cele-
| brated his birthday on Wednesday
'and Mary Alice, her 10th birthday
Other guests ‘were, Mr.
PM. Church will. be honored on sng Mrs, Thomas Morgan and Mr.
social and ‘Mrs. Gordon Austin, Shaver-
rooms of the church by a covered town, Mrs. Helen Weaver, Linda,
Saturday evening in
dish supper.
the
|Bucky, and Helen, Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton Kathleen Lumley, and hostess, Mrs.
Demunds
Road, is a patient in Nesbitt Hos-
Wayne Hughes Wins
Honors At College
Mrs. William R. Hughes, R. D. 5
ment for
iDean’s List.
Wayne is a senior majoring in
science. He is a graduate of Kings-
ton high school, Kingston.
On Dean's List
Miss Mary Bennett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett,
Trucksville, was named to the
Sr em cm
and Harry, Levittown, spent the Alice Lumley.
weekend visiting relatives in this
area.
for the first semester.
majoring in mathematics.
Dean’s List at Lycoming College |
Tri LauLAS POST, THURSUA YL, FuBhUARY 27, 1964
Beaumont
Mrs. Calla Parrish, who is ill at
Wayne Hughes, son of Mr. and Carpenter's Nursing Home at Ide-
» town, enjoyed her numerous Valen-
Shavertown, has been recognized tines,
for outstanding scholastic achieve-
Wayne Brace has returned from
the first pemester at the Wyoming Valley Hospital where
Bryan college. Wayne has the cur- he submitted to a series of tests.
rent average of 2.417 out of a pos- |
sible 3.000, qualifying him for the ‘Jersey were with the Herbert Good-
The Victor La Brunos of New
wing last weekend.
It was good to see Paul Nulton
HI looking so well when he called
on his many friends last weekend
when he and his dad came from
Long Island, N. Y.
| The Harry Walters found their
son doing well at Camp Le Jeune,
N. C. on their recent visit.
Mrs,
Kenneth ‘Jackson.
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NEWS FROM POST CORR
ESPONDENTS
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-2544 @ MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 @® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm .. NE 9-8522
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 . ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage NE 9-9531 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray GR 7-3271
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer 696-1531
JACKSON TWP., William Hughes 696-1005 @ EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 674-2392
.EHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly 674-2488 ®
I
. Lehman
Roger Squier,
Ely, was
nephew ° of
Mrs.
named to the
Dean’s list at Wilkes College for
Roger is a member
; William Jones remains ill
Mary is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
of the Junior class, and is majoring
in accounting.
Mens Bible Class of the Methodist
Church met in the church base-
ment, with Robert Disque presiding.
Plans were made for a Ham and
Egg Supper April 4th at 5:30 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased from
class members. Albert Ide. showed
pictures of his trip West.
Luncheon was gerved by Mrs.
Charles Nuss, Mrs. Albert Ide and
Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth. Next meet-
ing will be March 17th.
We extend our sympathy to Mrs.
Willard ‘Sutton in the loss of her
sister, Mrs. Norman Blackburn,
who was buried last week. Her
home was in Schenectady, N. Y.
She died very suddenly.
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Happy birthday to the following:
Ruth Disque, Alexander J. Mieuro,
Fred Cutting, Claire McKenna, Law-
rence Cease, Thomas Major, Jerry
Hoover, Peggy Jane Disque, Karen
Rogers Perrego, Janet Ehret, W.
Russell Ide, Mark Dial, Jill Smith,
Mrs. Emily Major Whitenight, Mrs.
Norman Tiffany, Pamela Traver,
Fred Brown, Arthur L. Nuss and
Elwood Ruckel.
Mr. Ruckel celebrates his birth-
day every 4 years, being a Leap
Year baby.
World Day of Prayer was held in
the Shavertown Church, and the
following ladies from Lehman at-
tended: Mrs. John Hildebrant, Mrs.
Howard A Ehret, Mrs. Joseph Ells-
worth, Mrs. Morton Connelly, Mrs.
Charles Nuss, Mrs. H. A. Brown,
Mrs. Alice Elston, and Mrs. Harry
Howells.
The beautiful flowers in ' the
morning service of the Church
Sunday were sent to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nuss for a Valentine's Day
gift from their son Ronald and wife
from Hawaii, who are spending
their honeymoon there.
Roger Squier, nephew of Mrs.
Charles Ely, was named to the
Dean’s List of Wilkes College for
the semester, Roger is a member
of junior class, his major is ac-
counting, and he makes his home
with Mr. and Mrs. Ely.
W.S.C.S. will sponpor a roast
beef dinner March 11 at the Métho-
{dist Church basement. Serving
starts at 5:30. All you can eat.
Mrs. Morton Connelly is chairman.
Committee: Ruth Wright, Viola
Hoover, Mrs. H. A. Brown, Mrs.
Lester ‘Squier, Mrs. John [Sidler,
Mrs. Janet Ehret, Mrs, Janet Eddy,
and Mrs. Earl Eustice.
Idetown
Mrs. George May, Mrp. Elisa Gill-
man, Mrs. Roswell Ferderic, Mrs.
Ralph Welsh and Bess Cooke at-
tended the World day of prayer
which was held on Friday afternoon
in the Shavertown Church.
Joanne Maloid and Carol Hadsel
spent the weekend in Washington,
D.C
Those having birthdays for this
week and next week are Jane Cave,
Mr. Sheldon Cave, Gilbert Husted,
Mrs. Edward Parrish, Stephen iCal-
S/8gt. Leonard Stoner
In Giesson Germany
Army Staff Sergeant Leonard S.
Stoner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
C. Stoner, 118 Park ISt., Dallas, par-
ticipated in Operation WINTER-
TRACK, an 8th Infantry Division
field training maneuver near Geis-
sen, Germany, which ended late in
January. .
The exercise included all phases
of offensive and defensive tactics
under simulated battle conditions:
The severe winter cold provided a
thorough test for both soldier and
equipment.
Sergeant Stoner, a section chief
in Battery B, 5th Battalion of the
division’s 53rd Artillery near Baum-
holder, Germany, entered the Army
in May 1951.
He is a 1950 graduate of Dallap
High School.
kins, Jill ‘Smith, Mrs. Goldie Kit-
chen, Mrs, Clara Mckenna, Mrp.
Alfred Hadsel, P. H. Parks, Martha
E. Hadsel. ;
NEED AUCTION ITEMS
Couple’s club met Saturday eve-
ning in the churchhouse with 23
members in attendance. Rev. Nor-
man Tiffany led the group in
prayer.
New members, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Sweitzer Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Harris were welcomed at this
time. Old * business concerned the
membership drive which is A pro-
gressing nicely, Mr. Joseph Neiz-
goda contacted the light company
and the new outside light has been
installed and is appreciated by all.
Mrs. Henry Bergstrasser, enter-
tainment chairman, contacted Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Boyer who showed
religious slides to the group which
were most interesting. The club
has made arrangements to go bowl-
ing next month on March 14, 1964.
New business revolved around
the forth coming auction and Mrs.
Willis Ide suggested we contact our
neighbors for itemp to give the auc-
tion. Anyone having items to do-
nate can call Albert Sweitzer Sr.,
NE 9-5367 for the Idetown area,
the Henry Bergstrasser 674-3701
for the Dallas area and arrange-
ment will be made to pick up the
articles.
President Henry Bergptrasser also
suggested a Spaghetti Supper for
next month with Albert Sweitzer
Sr.,. as chairman. The men will
cook and serve the supper at 6:30
p.m., on our regular meeting nite.
Mrs. Alfred Swelgin and Mrs. Mar-
shall Harrison will furnish the
dessert.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Merrel Burnett and Mrs.
Robert Wilson. Those in attend-
ance were Rev. Norman R. Tiffany,
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide, Mr.
Mrs. Alfred Swelgin, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bergstrasser, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Williams, Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sweitzer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard
| Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweitzer Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison,
{ Mrs. Merrel Burnett and Mr. Robert
Steele.
and:
Shavertown
TIME OF CRISIS
It is indeed regretful that we lose
an excellent secretary to the Board
of Supervisors. Ed Richards did
an outstanding job as anyone who
attended meetings at the township
building knows.
hard to fill but a man, who is
conscientious cannot tolerate the
friction which certainly exists. All
the supervisors will ‘be equally
sorry to see him go.
. Progress must be made and when
qualified men give their time in
the service of their community it
is imperative that they work for
the good of all and in some sort of
agreeable atmosphere. Any man,
who serves his state, nation or
community is bound to cope with
| misunderstanding, apathy and many
times unjust criticism, but when
accord fails to exist among board
members, the situation can be most
trying. A difference of opinion is
sometimes necessary but when it
goes beyond this point, the town-
ship and its people suffer.
I was really shocked to hear of
some of the disturbing events which
nearly caused the resignation of
another member of our board.
When one stoops so low as to in-
timidate the wife and children of a
man, who has the courage of his
convictions, it is time the public is
made aware of it.
Come out to your supervisors
meetings and learn at first hand
just what is going on. Then do
something about it. Politics can be
clean and constructive. Any other
form is a mockery of the constitu-
tion of this great nation.
HERE AND THERE
Another candidate for committee
man has announced his intention
of seeking office. Bob Jones, Lin-
coln Drive, tossed his hat into the
ring last week. He will oppose
Ted Poad, former tax collector.
The heavy snowfall found the
children enjoying a holiday and in
several instances = their parents
joined them. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Elliott got some good fresh winter
breezes Wednesday when they took
time out to sleighride with their
youngsters and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wadas and family took off for Elk
Mt., Thursday to do a bit of skiing.
Time spent with your boys and
girls really pays off, and who after
all, is more important.
Residents on Roushey Hill, Per-
rin Avenue and Mt. Airy Roads say
the fine job done last year was not
repeated last week in clearing snow
from these strets.
Don Edwards has about decided
to quit having birthdays. Every
year on February 19, it storms and
this year, Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
were dismayed when a big snow fall
arrived on the eve of the Roast
Beef Supper at Shavertown Metho-
dist Church. Unable to use their
car they went on foot to the affair,
working nearly all day helping pre-
pare the food to be served.
Warren Reed, who has been fol-
lowing the Farmer's Almanac with
interest this year says the fore-
casts of storms have been very ac-
curate with the biggest one of the
season due today. Where will we
put it?
Bob Walp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
His place will be!
Ralph Walp, will celebrate his 22nd
birthday today. Greetings and
many more happy anniversaries,
Bob.
Sister Margery Walp will leave
this morning for the University of
{ Thomas Gauntlett, Dallas, to spend
the weekend at the college, visit
Tom, who is enrolled there and see
the game with Duke University.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shadrach,
Philadelphia, left for ‘home on
Thursday after spending some time
with his sister, Mrs. Allan Johnson,
Main Street. Her nephew, David
Phillips, also of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her over the past two
weekends.
Frank Wadas, Jr. who observed
his eighteenth birthday on Wednes-
day will enter Mansfield State Col-
lege in, the fall. Frank expects to
major in Science.
completed for next semester. Linda
Woolbert will enter Susquehan-
na University following graduation
from Dallas Senior High in June.
She is the youngest daughter of
Flossie and Ted.
Charles Glasser in his recent be-
reavement.
Joan Edwards sprained her wrist
in a fall during the storm lasf
week. \
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tondora are
moving into one of the Van Campen
Apts.
SIXTY SEVEN YEARS
I was very sorry to have missed
the recent anniversary celebration
February 9 of the Morris Lloyds.
What a wonderful occasion for
them. Sixty seven years of wedded
happiness is hard to match and
both are in fairly good health.
' Mrs. Lloyd, the former Eva Ellis
of Bloomingburg, N. Y., met her
husband, a native of Brooklyn,
when he came to live and work
near her home. She vividly recalls
that‘ they were married on his 20th
birthday which makes him 86 this
month. ;
Son, Richard, lives with them and
two other sons, Bert of Miami, Fla.,
William, Long Island, and two
grandchildren complete their family
circle. The Lloyd’s have resided in
Shavertown for the past six years
having lived previously in Trucks-
ville for two decades.
both.
SCOUTS HAVE DINNER
A delightful dinner party was
held recently at the Parker homg
on Shaver Avenue when two youn:
{ ladies took over for the evening
meal.
Working on requirements for
their cooking badges, Estelle Park-
er and Priscilla Kloeber prepared
the entire menu Friday evening
with Leader Mrs. Donald Edwards
and patrol members, Susan Bucan,
Susan Owens, Diane Alden, Judy
Misson, Doris Sims and Mrs. Clif-
ford Parker as guests.
Mrs. Edwards says they did a
fine job. Her troop has earned 15
badges so far this year.
Miss Charlotte Martin, Lyons,
N. J., was a recent visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Martin.
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Spring cleaning urges have been
on Saturday I succumbed.
tains came down in the kitchen and
dishes off
shelves and right in the midst of
the confusion we received guests
and more visitors continued to
arrive throughout the day. Not
as much was accomplished as I had
planned but the kitchen sure does
look brighter.
To complete the cleaning influence,
Fred and I decided to give Brenda
Chimp her mid winter bath and al-
tho she wasn’t keen on the idea,
she didn’t give us too much trouble
and the hair dryer fluffed up her
heavy coat and took away the chill
following the dunking.
I never spend time with her with-
out remembering another little
monkey who became my friend, al-
beit scarred fingers might dispute
that fact. Poor little Chi-Chi won't
be with us this summer to swing
about in her cage outside the Post
for she died in December just one
[year after her beloved master.
| Temperamental as she could be,
| there was something likeable about
| the creature and 6 when 1 am
tempted to remove our simian to a
| ZOO, I just cannot bring myself to
| transfer her from a home where
i she is happy and contented as Chi
Chi was at the Post.
| Robinson, Roy Shaver, Dorothy R.
| Pope, Robert Sprau, Harry Carson,
| Edith Hart Smith, Elton Brace,
Dick Farley, Clifford Parker, Jr.
James Averett, Rilla Berlew Beat-
| rice Ross.
| Eric John Phillips, Ralph S. EI,
Kathy Jones, Charlot Denmon, Joan
Shrey, James Malkemes, Gay M.
| Williams, Charlotte WM. Roberts,
| Susan Fritzinger.
| Named To Dean's List
Bruce S. Grant, .R.D. 5, Chase
Road, Shavertown, and Linda Ww.
Williams, Box 224, Pole 175, Har-
674-4571
. - { Io Lake, were named to the Dean's
List at Bloomsburg State College.
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North Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. |
Another young lady has her plans
Sincere sympathy is extended i
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Our belated best wishes to i
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Greetings this week to Wal
| Andrews, Glenn (Carey, Ronald
Senna