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Donald Smith Named
To Alumni Council
Donald Smith, West Dallas, and
a member of the firm of Roushey,
Smith and Miller, Engineers and
Architects, Kingston, wag reelected
a director of Penn State University
.| Alumni Council for three years and
named to the Executive Committee
over 'the weekend.
Mr. Smith will serve on a special
Long Range Planning Committee
as well as Membership and Dues
Structure Committees.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned
home on Sunday after attending
Alumni sessions at the University.
The largest railroad yard in +he
world is in Pennsylvania known as
Conway Yard and located in Bea-
ver County, 22 miles northwest of
Pittsburgh. “It stretches for four
miles’ along the northern bank of
the Ohio river.
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BEN FRANKLIN
13 CHURCH ST.
‘Howard Hontz
SECTION B — PAGE 3
Shavertown
This week we dedicate our
column to the graduates in our
community, who will soon begin a
new phase of life.
[Some will go on to higher educa-
tion, some in the service and others
will take their place in industry,
all becoming an important part in
their new adult world.
Qur best wishes for success and
happiness go to Robert Allen, Anna
Berger, Letitia Bevan, John Camp-
bell, Russell Casterlin, Edith Chap-
ple, Teresa Cushner, Robert Decker,
Beverly Eck, William Glahn, Wil-
liam Hontz, Kenneth Jones, Michael
Jones, William Jones, Susan Kit-
chen, John Lohman, Richard Love,
James Malkemes, Verna Miers,
Norman Nicol, Albert Paltineri,
Sylvia Phillips, Carol Pope, David
Ryan, Ronald Sinicrope, Marsha
Sowden.
Lorraine Bednar, Jean Burrier,
Alice Dorosky, Ann Glenn, ,Eugene
Judge, John Kritchen, Jr., Edward
Lenahan and Joan Montedonico.
One hundred and four men
turned out Sunday morning to
honor Rev. Robert Yost at a
breakfast in the social rooms of
Shavertown Methodist Church. The
returning pastor was also the re-
cipient of a number of gifts.
The heavy downpour over the
weekend certainly lessened the
danger of fire in woodland and
parched field but it also dampened
several ‘outings planned for ‘Satur-
day and ‘Sunday.
The Joe Allens, whose family
thoroughly enjoy a back yard bar-
becue, upon seeing the sun come
out prepared for their Sunday night
supper out of doors.
The delicious dishes were all
ready for serving when the sudden
rainstorm sent all scurrying for the
security of the indoors carrying
their repast with them.
BIRTHDAYS
Greetings this week to Brian
Zimmerman, Sylvia Wills, Bertha
Ehret, Robert Pethick,..Robby Lee,
Kenneth Beisel, Gail White, Cathy
Wilson, Lilo Pethick, Henry Hill,
Frank Gelsleichter, Sr.
Henry Lyon, Belle Bauerly, Wen-
dy Ann Hontz, Tommy ‘Appel, Carol
McCoy, Glen Price, Dorothy Shaver,
Cathy Anne Swingle, Thomas Swin-
gle, Albert Torr, Helen Skillenger,
David Kimball, Wilma Coons, Eve-
lyn Dillon, William H. Vincent,
Willard Hoover, Dorothy Schooley,
William W. Oldershaw, Gloria
Thomas, (Clifton King, Sally Ann
Parker, June A. Henschke, David
Ash, Marian Courtright, Mark Het-
tinger Jenkins, Mrs. George Dodson,
Virginia Van Blarcom, Kenneth
Kirk, Kate Newhart, Ray Turner.
HERE AND THERE
We were happy to hear that
Walter Cooke is improved following
a second operation. ‘Mr. and Mrs.
visited him on
Saturday. Earlier callers were Dr.
Malcolm Borthwick, Granville Sow-
den and Mrs. Willard Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Line re-
turned on Sunday after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Cole
and family, Windsor Locks, Con-
necticut.
Henry Calkins was admitted to
Nesbitt Hospital early Monday
morning when he became ill at his
home.
Our very best wishes to Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Troxell on the birth of
a baby daughter.
Mrs. Bentha Asbury and Miss
Viola Brewster, Berryville, Va., are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Krit-
chen, coming up to attend Jackie's
graduation. 3
Mrs. Mary Bonfig, Democratic
Committee Woman, nursing a
' fractured shoulder suffered in a fall
at her home. :
Our sincere sympathy is extended
to Mrs. Raymond Malkemes in her
recent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walter and
son George, Regal Park, Long Is-
land, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaver.
Major Thomas Lewis, Highland,
N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ker-
stetter, Lock Haven, were weekend
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Campbell.
Harry Ritts remains in grave
condition at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hontz, Mrs.
Harry Hughey and daughter, Patti,
and Carl Hirner visited Mr. and Mrs.
What is a headache?
causing the incoordination.
abnormal condition again normal.
ease or malfunction.
| Sat., 10-12
Headache is a term to express pain in
different parts of the head or perhaps one which affects the entire
structure. The symptoms are varied as are the direct causes, but
the spine is found to be the origin of most headaches. !
In writing ‘this article, we are prompted ‘to do so by a realiza-
‘tion that ‘there are many thousands of people who have suffered
because of headaches, some of them for many years, and during
that time have been continually treating ‘the effects in one way or
another, rather than getting to the fundamental basis of what is
Most people suffering with chironic headaches ‘seek rather to
eliminate or deaden the symptoms or discomforts of the headache
than ‘to determine the real causative factor and strive to make the
Headaches are like any other symptom, ‘they are a signal or
sign that somewhere within the body there exists a state of dis-
The normal functioning of any tissue,organ,or system is de-
pendent upon the control of the brain which is brought about
through the nervous system. Any interference ‘with the flow of
nerve impulses from the brain to ‘the tissues, organ or systems
produce a staje of abnormalcy or lowered resistence, which is the
case when spir al segments are allowed to remain misaligned. This
in turn may usher in the symptom known as headache.
It is the special work of the doctor of Chiropractic to locate and
correct misalignments of the spine which would interfere with' the
normal flow of nerve impulses from the brain.
Consult your doctor of Chiropractic; he 'will answer any ques-
tions you have concerning headaches.
DONALD E.
Chiropractor
: 127 N. MAIN ST., SHAVERTOWN, PA.
Office Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., and Fri. 10-12, 2-4, 7-9
Benjamin Earl and son, at Hamil-
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GETZ
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end.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Wills, who are celebrating
their silver wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Donald Rowlands, Slating-
ton, is visiting the William Pethicks
while her husband is attending the
Postmasters Convention.
Little Susan Shafer is
the measles.
Dr. and
ill with
Mrs. Donald Getz and
son recently spent the weekend in
New York City.
Mrs. George Bednar and Miss
Frances Lenahan, R. N. returned
home on Tuesday after attending
the graduation of their son and
fiance, George Bednar, who re-
ceived his diploma from Notre
Dame.
Mrs. Madeline Leslie, Queens,
Long Island, was the weekend
guest of her sister and brother-in- .
law, Mr. and Mrs. Morris King.
Mrs. Mary Stanko, Old Bridge,
N. J., recently visited her brother,
Earl King, who is slowly .improving
following surgery.
Birthday greetings today to Mrs.
Harry Albert, who is very ill at
General Hospital.
It was good to bring Fred home
on Saturday. 1 can. readily under='
stand what Mrs. Hicks meant when
she wrote of the long lonely ride
home from Geisinger each evening.
He will have to take it easy for
some time, but we are glad to have
him back in our midst.
Commissioned
2nd Lieutenant
John VanHorn Goes
To Fort Knox, Ky.
John Bruce VanHorn, son of Mr
and Mrs. Robert VanHorn, Lake
Street, was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the United States Ar-
my, following a commencement ex-
ercise on Sunday from University
of Scranton.
During his four years at Scranton,
he was in the ROTC. Upon gradua-
tion, he was given the Distinguished
Military Award.
VanHorn was one of thirty-five
graduates to be commissioned, out
of a graduating class of over 400.
He had orders for Fort Knox,
Kentucky to be carried out immed-
iately. The young officer left Mon-
day morning.
Graduating’ ROTC men received
their diplomas in cap and gown.
During the commissioning ceremon-
ial following graduation, men doffed
academic garb, revealing full dress
uniform. :
VanHorn, in addition to laying
aside his cap and gown, laid aside
also the hood denoting Bachelor of
Science, A major in education, he
expects to make the Army his car-
eer.
Salutatorian Of Class
Gerald A. Miller
Gerald A. Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold A. W. Miller, former
Overbrook Road residents now re-
siding in Forty Fort, has been
named Salutatorian of the class of
196 students graduating this even-
ing from West Side Central Catholic
High School.
Gerald, a Gate of Heaven School
graduate, is president of the Nation-
al Honor Society, a member of the
student council, glee club, chemise.
try club, and is on the staff of tha
school newspaper.
Last week he received a regional
award, an engraved silver plaque,
from Future Scientists of America
sponsored by the Ford Foundation
for his chemistry project “Deters
mination of Reaction De with an
A.C. Conduciivity Bridge,” which
also won him in April a second
place award at Scranton University's
Academy of Science and an honor-
able mention in Northeastern Penn-
sylvania Regional Science Fair held
in Scranton .
In his sophomore year, he cap-
tured several trophies with his bi-
ology project.
Gerald has received a Magna Cum
Laude award from the Association
for the Promotion of the Study of
Latin, an honorable mention in the
Driver Essay Contest, a letter of
recognition in the Handicapped Es-
say Contest, and tied for 4th place
in the Luzerne County Mathematics
Contest.
[Last fall he was awarded a Let-
ter of Commendation from the Na-
tional Merit Scholarship Test.
Gerald will enter King’s College
in September in the pre-engineering
course, having received a full tuition
scholarship through competitive ex-
amination.
“Thur. and Sat. Afternoon by y Aproiniment
He is a grandson of Mrs. Walter
Sovshi of Demunds Hoad
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