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To Hold Bake Sale
Luther League of St. Paul's Lut-
heran Church will hold a Bake Sale
on Saturday, February 20 at both
Gosart’s Store and the Acme Market
Shavertown.
Mrs. Alan Covert is in charge.
Anyone wishing to donate may con-
tact Kathy Jones, 674-3437.
Proceeds will be turned over to
the church to assist in paying off
the mortgage.
<5 a Dogs
("Life
SHOCKED PUPPIES
By Dr. Phillip M, Hinze, Director
Friskies Pet Food Research Center
Puppies are notorious chew-
ers and favorite targets are
often electric cords and plugs.
When your puppy’s teeth pen-
etrate either of these he may
be knocked unconscious.
Since this is a fairly common
occurrence, it's well to be
familiar with emergency first
aid treatment. -
If it’s a slight shock and the
puppy is only momentarily
dazed, he'll probably recover
in a short time himself, If it’s
a serious shock, he may have
to be given artificial respira-
tion, be lowered into a tub of
cold water or given a few
whiffs of ammonia. But act
promptly, Some shocks can be
3
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Mrs. Charles Williams, chairman,
reported plans are completed for |
the Washington’s Birthday Dance
to be held Saturday February 20
at Hanson's Picnic Grounds by Har-
vey's Lake Women's Service Club |
at a recent meeting of the group. |
Pictured left to right ‘are mem- |
bers of the committee: seated, Mrs.
El-
Mrs.
ial dances; Mrs. Clarence Oberst,
prizes; Mrs. C. Wesley Boyle, pub-
licity. Not present when the picture
pas taken were Mrs. Lee Bicking,
Mrs. Daniel Smith and
Mrs. Edward Crake, tickets; Mrs.
Standing: Mrs. Richard Wililams, | Ivan Stéinruck, special dances; Mrs.
decorations; Mrs. Arthur Engler, | Grace Martin and Miss Pauline Da-
tickets; Mrs. Clarence Swire, spec- | vis, door;: Mrs. Ernest Slocum, res-
Willard Sutton,
wood Davis,
Charles Williams, who heads com-
mittee; Mrs. Allen Sorchik, presi-
dent of Harveys Lake Women and | orchestra;
finance; Mrs.
co-chairman;
honorary chairman.
As long ago as 1899, the House of |
Delegates of the American Medical |
Association urged adoption of laws
requiring compulsory vaccination. |
LEGAL
NOTICE
December
LUZERNE
OFFICE OF THE
To The Honorable, The Judges
of the Court of Common Pleas:
ended December 31, 1964.
UZERNE
L
OFFICE OF THE
LUZERNE
Taxes
Licenses and Permits
Court Costs, Fines and Forfeits
Rents, Property and Equipment
Grants and Gifts—Federal
Grants and Gifts—State
DEPARTMENT
Treasurer
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills
Sheriff
Controller
Prothonotary
Clerk of Courts
Probation Office
Adoption
County Wards
County Prison
Military Ballots
Real Estate Tax Bureau
Wyoming Valley Airport
Miscellaneous
TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
Temporary Loans—Act 299 of 1959
Sale of Property and Supplies
Reimbursement Social Sec. Taxes
Inst. Dist. Tax Col. Exp. A
Reimbursement Pay Elect. Officers
Reimbursement Municipalities
Miscellaneous
Reimbursement Insurance
Inst. Dist. Share of Coal Appeals
Reimb. Oak Hill & Valmont Rds,
Transfer from Inst. Dist.
Temporary Loans — Current
TOTAL Non-Revenue Receipts
Total Opening Bal, &. Receipts $5,120,448.04
GOVERNMENTAL EXPENDITURES
Operations
Maintenance Capital
& Interest Outlay Total
Commissioners Administrative Exp. $ 160,528.95
Courthouse & Buildings 177,889.82
Capital Outlay $ 72,003.30
Registration 94,087.45
Elections 138,819.94
| Tax Assessments 818,982.97
| Tax Assessments - Mapping 158,047.85
Tax Assessment - Pers. Property 19,148.71
Central Agency 68,088.08
{Weights & Measures 12,132.75
Treasurer's Adm. Exp. 52,996.64
Tax Collectors 73,988.14
Delinquents Taxes & Real Es¢, 75,892.91
Controller 99,434.76
County Surveyor 110.00
County Planning Commission 41,875.00
Recorder Of Deeds 70,531.28
Admin Misc. Expense 39,682.15
TOT. ADMINISTRATIVE $1,602,132.40 $ 72,003.80 $1,674,135.70
JUDICIAL
Register Of Wills § 62,242.99
Sheriff 78,520.92
Coroner 19,918.46
Prothonotary 82,589.43
Clerk of Courts 85,978.17
District Attorney 69,932.16
Orphan’s Court 84,570.10
Courts 262,623.34
Justices & Aldermen 15,584.40
Constables 5,233.66
TOTAL JUDICIAL $ 662,193.63 § 662,193.63
CORRECTIONS
Probation & Parole 47,347.57
Juvenile Probation Office 34,496.41
Detention Home Juveniles 22,600.10
Kis-Lyn 40,000.00
Other Correctional Inst, 325,716.37
County Prison 155,869.78
TOTAL CORRECTIONS ~«
OPERATIONS $ 626,030.23 $ 626,030.28
f ; HIGHWAYS
Total Highway Operations $ 13,225.72
Construction of Equipment $ 19,041.54
Valmont Road Construction
TOT. H'way & Capital Outlay
rt oe Stren Siena pace
REPORT OF CONTROLLER
OF LUZERNE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
In conformity with the Act of Assembly approved the eighteenth day of July
A. D. 1935, I herewith submit the annual report of Luzerne County, showing the
receipts and expenditures, together with a statement of the County for the year
Condensed Statement of Cash Receipts and Expenditures
For the fiscal year ended December 31, 1964
REVENUE RECEIPTS
NON.-REVENUE RECEIPTS
MISCELLANEOUS
Superintendent of Schools $ 12,755.57
Civil Defense 19,014.00
Military Affairs 68,010.04
Soil Conservation 700.00
Avoca Airport 45,709.48
Recreation and Parks 18,600.64
Employees Retirement 110,214.99
Social Security 75,001.63
Insurance 21,919.30
Fire Co. Association 200.00 ,
Asziculure . 10,029.50
Township Supervisors 5.
Soc. Prevention Cruelty Animale 1,000.00
Inst. District Welfare 92,731.28
Tax & Real Est. Refunds 16,902.80
Drivers Imp. School 1,400.00
Reimbursement Liq. Fuels Fuad 8,693.25
Historical Society 1,000.00
Miscellaneous 1,221.81
TOT. MISCELLANEOUS 8 500,729.39 $ 500,729.39
Ss—
UNPAID BILLS 24,567.31
INTEREST 57,781.49
TOT. GOVERNMENTAL $3,654,852.45
NON-GOVERNMENTAL
Temporary Loans $1,150,000.00
Principal on Loan . Act 208 137,238.68
Prin, On Bonds Matured 186,700.00
TOT. NON-GOVERNMENTA% $1,423,938.68
" yi CU emmm——
31, 1964
COUNTY
CONTROLLER v
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
January 20, 1965
STEPHEN YANOSHAK,
Controller of Luzerne County
COUNTY
CONTROLLER
Wilkes, Barre, Pa.
January 20, 196%
COUNTY
$ 40,181.61
$2,634,450.49
84.50
24,626.85
3,981.66
68,697.45
187,433.98
EARNINGS
34,336.24
99,198.80 ’
69,441.08
28,241.85
31,393.55
118,280.80
3,950.00
17,459.85
300.00
5,930.40
702.60
268.00
43,506.1C
2,420.08
1,423.69 $ 456,853.12
+ $3,376,128.05
$2,919,274.93
$ 178,600.65
1,037.85 ~
11,464.38
12,986.17
3,755.20
64.95
3,416.85
75.94
2,320.61
28,415.78
312,000.0¢
1,150,000.00
$1,704,138.88 $5,080,266.43
77,147.44
8 18226.72 $ 96,188.98 $ 109,414.70
couple.
Barbara Lillian Martin Mother is the former Nancy Har-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martin, Pikes] ™2™ donghter of Mr. and Mrs,
Creek, announce. the birth of a} Peter Harman, Hunlocks Creek.
daughter, Barbara Lillian on Feb-} Father is! the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Martin, Pikes Creek.
ruary 2 at Nanticoke State Hos-
pital. This is the first child of the
TOT. EXPENDITURES $5,078,791.13
CASH BAL. Dec. 31, 1984 $ 41,656.91
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
AND CASH BALANCE ... $5,120,488.04
-__THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1065 itn
Lake Women Plan Washington's Birthday Party 21 ;
Merchandise Party
At Idetown Fire Hall
Ladies Auxiliary of the J. R. Davis
Fire Company will hold a merchan-
dise party on Monday, February 15
at 8 p.m. at the Fire Hall in Ide-
town. Tickets for the event may
be purchased through any member
of the Auxiliary or at the door.
Mrs. Charles Casterline, president
and general chairman, asks that
members submit their gifts to her,
or to Mrs. Lee Bicking, Prize Com-
mittee Chairman, ho later than
| Saturday, February 13. All mem-
| bers are reminded that a short
| business meeting ‘will be held im-
mediately prior to the event and
are asked to be at the Fire Hall
at 7 'p.m..
Miss Audrey Hunt
Guest At Party
Miss Audrey Hunt, Lehman, was
honored at a lovely party on Friday
evening at Lehman Fire Hall given
by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Marks with: whom she re-
sides. \ :
The occasion was the celebration
'of Audrey’s 16th birthday annivers-
ary. A four piece orchestra played
for dancing and games were played.
Guests, friends and classmates of
Miss Hunt, numbered 40. Refresh-
ments were served. Assisting Mrs.
[Metis was Mrs. Nan: Dodson.
Linda Tshliski’
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Isbitski, Chest-
nut Street, Shavertown, announce
the birth of a seven pound, thirteen
ounce daughter, Linda, February 5
at Nesbitt Hospital. © There is also
a son, Peter, nine. Mrs. Isbitski
lis the former Gloria Krydnowski.
| Mr. Isbitski is employed by a Wy-
oming Garage.
photo by Kozemchak
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Ide, 152
Parrish Street, Dallas, will celebrate
their 50th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, February 28.
The couple was married at Le-
hman on February 24, 1915, by the
late Rev. Egbert Kilpatrick. Mrs.
Ide is the former Goldie Brown,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Walter E. Brown, Lehman. Her
husband is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Ide, Lehman.
They are the parents of one son,
C. Dean Ide, Dallas. There are also
It is estimated from Bureau of
Census surveys, that 20 percent of
the. children under five, a total of
four million, have not received a
single injection of DPT. Only 42
percent of all children under five
are adequately protected against
diphtheria.
Promises Outsta
James Regan, chairman of the
Mardi Gras Dance, sponsored by the
Gate of Heaven Parent Teachers
Guild on Friday, February 26 at
O'Connell's Twin - Lakes, has ap-
pointed the following guild members
to assist in the preparation of the
gala.
Tickets: Mrs. Robert Crawford,
chairman, Mrs. Jay Young and Mrs.
Leo Mohen; Decorations: Mrs. Bruno
Taracio, « chairman, Mrs.” Francis
Barry, and Mrs. William Lawler;
Corsage favors: Mrs. Paul Bartolacei,
chairman, Mrs. John, Schmidt, Mrs.
Ludwig Pasquini, Mrs. Hans Men-
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BALANCE SHEET {
Luzerne County
December 31, 1964 |
ASSETS {
CASH {
General Fund $ 41,656.91 3
Liquid Fuel Tax Fund 90,740.71 $ 132,397.62
ACCCUNTS RECEIVABLE
Municipalities & Others {
Due From Fee Offices I
$ 62,617.54 I
LESS: Reserve for Est. Loss 16,407.61 46,209.98
DUE FROM U.S. GOV'T 204,659.24
TAXES RECEIVABLE
Current 1964 - $ 392,344.81
LESS: Reserve For Est. Loss 52,966.58 339,378.23
LAND RETURNS 235,295.52
INVENTORY OF SUPPLIES 5,000.00
TOTAL ASSETS $ 962,940.38
TOTAL ASSETS |
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS i
Accounts Payable - Encumberances $ 9,872.94
Loans Payable - Act 299 of 1959 337,312.47 $ 847,185.41
Unappropriated Surplus 615,754.97
$ 962,940.34
The County bonded indebtedness now stands at $1,315,000.00 which is 5.58 mills
of the real estate valuation.
\
; ‘Real estate taxes supplied 55.08 per cent of the County revenue for “he past
fiscal year. Personal property taxes furnished 5.53 per cent, liquid fuels tax 13.6%
per cent, grant and gifts, 5.89 per cent, and departmental earnings 10.51 per cent.
The remaining 9.30 per cent was made up of licenses, fines, rentals of equipment,
sales of properties and supplies, and miscellaneous.
Administrative operations cost 38.51 per cent of the County expenditures for the
year. Judicial 16.31 per cent, Corrections 15.05 per cent, Highways 11.03 per cent,
Capital Outlay 4.43 per cent, Interest 1.76 per cent, Bonds Matured 5.41 per cent, and
Miscellaneous 7.50 per cent.
Tax Rate for the County on Real Estate — 10.5 mills.
Tax Rate for the County on Personal Property — 4.00 mills.
LUZERNE COUNTY
STATEMENT OF LEGAL DEBT MARGIN
-
December 31, 1964
Bonds Outstanding $1,315.000.00
OTHER DEBTS
Acc’ts Payable - Encumberances 9,872.94
Loans Payable 337,312,47
TOTAL DEBTS $1,662,185.41
LESS: Cash $ 41,656.91
Acct’s Receivable $ 62,617.54
LESS. Res. for Doubtful Acects. 16,407.61 46,209.93
Due from U.S. Gov’s. 204,659.28
Taxes Receivable § 392,344.81
LESS: Res. for Est. Loss 52,966.58 339,378.23
eens
Land Returns 285,295.32 $
NET INDEBTEDNESS $
Total Taxable Valuation - 1964
29% Limit - Commissioners
867,199.67
794,985.74
ol $235,518,956.00
Commissioners Electors Total
$4,710,379.12
$11,775.947.80 :
$16,486,326.92
794,985.74
5 per cent Limit - Electors
Total Limit
Net Debt Created by Commissioners
Net Debt Created by Electors
REMAINING Borrowing Cap.
794,985.74
niQare
- $3,915,393.38 $11,775,947.80 $15,691,341.18
State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne ss:
Stephen Yanoshak, being duly sworn according to law,
foregoing account is a correct
the financial condition of the
1964,
deposes and ‘says that the
statement of condensed receipts and expenditures, and
County of Luzerne for the year ended December 31,
Stephen Yanoshak
Controller of Luzerne County
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 27th day of January, 1965,
Raymond L. Bittner
Clerk of Courts of
Quarter Sessions
LUZERNE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT
BALANCE SHEET
CURRENT ACCOUNT
December 31, 1964
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES YOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1964 |
EIPTS
Cash Balamce Jan. 1, 1964 $ ar
Taxes $1,245,438.76
Maintenance Receipts 599,981.49
Other Revenue Receipts 20,987.93
Ron-Revenue Réceipts 200,037.60 2.084575)
Total Receipts 2,341,775.49,
Nom—
3 EXPENDITURES
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION |
Salaries and Services $ 114,457.98 i
Other Services 15,916.44
Materials and Supplies 7,692,01.
Expenses of Tax Collectors 15,343.27 $ 158,409.65 163.400.651
rr ——————
VALLEY CREST & ADULT WELFARE !
Salaries and Services $ 52,339.41
Other Services 10,321.04
Materials and Supplies 4,093.84 § 66,754.29
; COUNTY HOME OPERATION & MAINTENANCH
Other Services 6,617.81
Salaries ‘ $§ 137,342.83
Materials and Supplies 115,456.25 § 279,416.89
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COUNTY HOME POWER PLANT
Salaries and Services 8 43,647.33
Other Services 17,391.59
Materials and Supplies 672.84 $ 61,711.78
—
COUNTY HOME NURSING CARR
Salaries and Services FEY TR 481,682.58 {
Materials and Supplies 29,999.31
—
ADULT HOMEMAKER SERVICES 4,500.00
ADULT FOSTER CARE :
Salaries 8 7,108.40
Other Services 29,689.87
Materials and Supplieg 140.97 $ 86,939.24
w — J
ADULT DAY CARE 4,630.55 i
YUTDOOR RELIEF 4,956.47 :
TOTAL ADULT WELFARE SERVICES § 920,501.04
CHILD WELFARE
Salaries and Services “ $ 84,556.85
Other Services 6,442.60
Materials and Supplies b 72.57 § 70,072.08
his - .
zel, and Mrs, Hank Dudek; Prizes:
Mr. Thomas Balutis, chairman, Mr.
James Borton, Mr. Joseph O'Donnell
and Mr. Vincent Makar, Entertain-
ment: Mr. Charles Glawe, Chairman,
Mr. Keith Yeisley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Daley. : . - :
Rev. Michael Rafferty moderator
of the guild, is honorray chairman.
All officers, board members and
dance committee members are re-
quested to attend’ a meeting to-
night at 8 p.m., in: the church off-
Gate Of Heaven PT.G. Gala
ice, to finalize plans for the Mardi
Gras. ; 3
nding Event °
Reservations for the dance are
being accepted by Pames Regan
and Bruno Maracio.
Jeifery Robert Sebolka
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebolka,
Shavertown, R.D. 5, announce the
birth of a five pound, twelve ounce
son, Jeffery Robert, on January 28
at Nesbitt Hospital. There are six
other children, Francis, Barbara
Ann, Edward, Rosemary, Paul and
Mark. Mrs. Sebolka is the former
Mary Matrunick, Wilkes-Barre Twp.
DALLAS LOSES
The Dallas High School cagers,
forced to play for the first time in
eight years in the matchbox Ashley-
Sugar Notch gym Tuesday evening,
came out on the short end of a re-
cord shattering 116-90 score. Since
there was no room for the boys to
set up an offense, it ‘was a case of
run and shoot with defense thrown
to the wind. Led by fabulous Dave
Troiani’s 42 points, the Rockets con-
nected on 60 per cent of their shots
while Dallas was shooting well at a
40 per cent pace.
Payments }
Materials and Supplies
PUBLIC PRIVATE INSTITUTION
HEALTH & HOSPITALS
Employee Benefitts
Insurance
Unpaid Bills Prior Years
Capital Outlay BE
INTEREST & DEBT SERVICE
NON. GOVERNMENTAL EXP.
| Transfer to Luzerne County
Temporary Loans
Refunds
TOT. EXPENDITURES
CASH BAL. GEN. FUND
TOT EXPEND. & BALANCE
CASH
1957 Bond Fund
General Fund
TAXES RECEIVABLE
Current 1964 Duplicate
Less 10 per cent for Est. Losses
PRIOR YEARS —
BEAR CREEK TWP (COAL)
| Less 25 per cent for Est. Losses
RETURNED & LIENED TAXES
' Less 25 per cent for Est. Losses
Individuals & Estates for
Maintenance
i, Less 25 per cent for Est. Losses
TOTAL ASSETS
]
INDEBTEDNESS BONDS :
[UNAPPROPRIATED SURPLUS
{fOT. LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
| LIQUIDATION
; ‘A SSE
GASH BAL. DEC, 81, 1964
Taxes Receivable
Accounts Receivable
Due from Independent Districts
CENTRAL POOR DISTRICT
DUE INDEPENDENT DISTRICTS
TOTAL LIABILITIES
UNAPPROPRIATED SURPLUS
‘State of Pennsylvania, County ef Luverne zs:
the foregoing aecount is a eorrect statement
and the financial condition of
81, 1964.
Stephen Yanoshak
MAINTENANCE OF CHILDREN IN FOSTER HOMES
$
MAINTENANCE OF DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN FOSTER HOMES
ASSETS
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
TAX RATE FOR THE LUZERNE COUNTY DISTRICT ON REAL EST. - 5.9 mills
i LUZERNE COUNTY INSTITUTION DISTRICT
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
Stephen: Yancshak, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that
the County of Luzerne for the year ended December
this 37th day of January,
worn and subscribed before me
Controller of Luzerne County
Raymond L. Bittner
Clerk of Courts of
Quarter Sessions
92,370.00
22,785.42 § 115,155.42
§ 131,104.57 $ 316,332.01
¥ 125,000.00
96,721.86
4,980.5
15,424.22
3,618.70
152,714.72
$ 312,000.00
200,000.00
31,282.88 543,282.88
$2,332,075.50
9,699.89
$2,341,775.49 |-
32,230.42
$ 9,699.80 $ 42,930.31
$ 825,911.71
32,591.17 $ 293,320.54
$ 366.13
91.53 274.60
$ 56,0
14,0 42,008.45
$6,024,008.61
1,506,227.15 $4,518,681.46
$4,897,215.56
$3,420,000.00
1,477,215.36
$4,897,215.86°
ACCOUNT
TS
$ 5808.11
$ 179,738.25
76,927.63
6,054.29 $ 162,720.17
$ 168,526.28
a tren
$ 1,061.40
1,741.87
3 2,802.77
165,723.51
Ei $ 168,526.28
mrss
of condensed receipts and expenditures,
1965.
To Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Ide
| two grandchildren, Mrs. Clinton G.
| Hess, Dillsburg, Pa., and Miss Jean
Ide, Dallas.
Mr. Ide, who is retired, was
greenskeeper at Irem Temple Coun-
| try Club. He retired in 1963 after
| having been employed at the Haz-
ard Okenit Wire Rope Works in
Wilkes-Barre and later transferring
to New Jersey with the firm.
Open house will be held at the
Ide home on Sunday afternoon Feb-
ruary 28 from 1 to 5 p.m.,
No invitations well be issued.
Mt. Grange To Serve
Sauerkraut Dinner
Mountain Grange, 567, will hold
a Pork and Sauerkraut Dinner on
Saturday evening at the Grange
Hall.
Serving will begin at 4:30 and
continue until 7 b.m.. 2
Mrs. Edgar Sutton heads the
kitchen committee, Mrs. Merle Saf-
ford, dining room. Elmer Evans is
in charge of tickets and Leo Nerozzi,
publicity.
y
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Girls Fun Club Plan
Valentine Party
The Saturday Morning Girls’ Fun
Club at the Back Mountain Branch
YMCA, will have a Valentine Party
on Saturday, February 13. Each
girl will make a Valentine for the
party, and a prize will be awarded
for the best creation. :
At its meeting on Saturday, Feb
ruary 6, the girls sang Happy Birth-
day to Karen ‘and Kathy Karuza.
Karen celebrated her brithday on
January 30, Kathy's big day came
on February 4. Patricia Hauck a
new member of the Back YMCA
Girls’ Fun Club gave an original
grace before lunch. We would
like to thank those who assisted
with the program, Karen Kitchen,
Debbie Bessmer, Mrs. Richard Shel-
don, Mrs. Michael Bucan and Evelyn
Frantz.
THE DALLAS POST
For Beautiful
OFFSET PRINTING
Torrance Naugles Were Weg
Sixty Years On February 9
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Naugle,
Sweet Valley, celebrated their six- |
tieth wedding = anniversary, Tues-
day, February 9.
There are two children, Mrs.
Merle Davenport, Sweet Valley,
formerly of Kingston and Ralph,
Sweet Valley. = There are three
grandchildren; Carroll Davenport,
Levittown. He is supervisor of
|
|
| Valley.
School. There is one gre grand-
child, Scott Alan, Levittown.
They were married in a Bingham-
ton Parsonage.
Mrs. Naugle is the former Leona
Case, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Jonah Case, Lake Silkworth.
Mr. Naugle is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Naugle, Sweet
He is a retired dairy
music at Poquessing Jr. High School; | farmer.
Reynold Davenport, 2nd year stu-
dent at Wilkes College, who has
made his home with his grandpar-
ents sixteen years; Perry Daven-
port, Jr. at Lake Lehman High
They are active members of the
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas.
Open house will be held Sunday,
February 14, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Naugle, from 2-5 p.m.
Mr. And Mrs. Frank Foss
Mark 62nd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foss, Sweet
Valley, celebrated their sixty-second
anniversary ‘on Friday, February 5.
There are two daughters: Mrs.
Francis Eustice, Kingston, and Mrs.
Willard Sutliff, Bloomingdale and
Florida. There are six grandchildren
and five great grandchildren,
They were married by Rev. John
Phillips, in the Presbyterian Manse,
Binghamton, N. Y.
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Prior to retirement, Mr. Foss
drove a mumber of years apa milk
mand, and did farming.
They are members of the Church
of Christ. :
The anniversary was observed.
quietly at home with friends drop-
ping in to extend greetings.
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