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THE DALLAS POST,
NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137
JACKSON TWP., William Hughes 696-1005
LEHMAN, Mr<. Morton Connelly 674-2488
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-7261
NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly
RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre
TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert
EAST DALLAS. Kenn Higgins
OAK HILL, Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry
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TRUCKSVILLE
Juliette Lowe Ingathering will be | Shavertown, Monday, March 22,
held at the Westmoreland school | from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. to enroll
on Saturday, March 20, from 2 to |new voters, accept changes in par-
4 p. m. ty registration, and change of ad-
dresses.
Mrs.
morial
Registration Board will sit at
Back Mountain Y.M. C. A. Building,
Robert G. Kleiner, S. Me-
Highway, entertained at
home. Guests were Mesdames Leon
Besiel, Earl Hess, Ann Manjami,
Herman Reese, Byron Shortz and
the hostess.
Jack Pritchard, former resident
of Maple Street, and Ned Hartman,
Davis Street, are co-chairmen for
the Wyoming Seminary Inter So-
| ciety Alumni sports event to be
held this Saturday at the schol
gymnasium.
and Mrs. Fred Fielding, Jackson
Road, is with the 36th Infantry
near Kirch Gons, Germany.
Mrs. Simone Shelton, London,
England, is spending some time
| with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Martin and
Many, many late model ap-
pliances have been traded-
in under our Frigidaire True-
Value Trade-In program. So | family, Midway Manor.
we've reconditioned and re- | Irving Kern, Meadowcrest, at-
os : | tended the International Toy and
finished them until you can
y | Trade Fair ‘at- Hotel ‘New Yorker
hardly tell them from new. Vid . :
Hilton, New York City. Mr. Kern is
And now we offer them at
real bargain prices! Come in a of Woh Paro
and see for yourself! Mrs. Theodore Hons and children
3 | Christofer and Tammy, have re-
| turned to their home in Trenton,
| N. J., after spending two weeks
| with her husband’s parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Chester Hons, Lehigh Street.
Jean Gilmartin, Doran Drive, en-
| tertained a group of girls at a pa-
| jama party at her home on Friday
night.
Levi Updyke. S. Pioneer Avenue,
is spending some time with his
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Banta, Bla-
densburg, Md. He will also spend
some time with another daughter,
Mrs. Richard Harrison, 62 Staub
Road, has been confined to her
home several weeks by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilroy,
Scranton, spent the weekend with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Telford and fam-
ily, Rice Street. Mrs. Bertha Burke,
Scranton, also spent the weekend
with the Telfords.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fritzges and
family spent a few days recently
with her mother, Mrs. Mae Smith,
and family at Columbia.
Mrs. Emma Anderson, Hill Street
recently
| and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
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SWEET VALLEY, PENNA. R.D. NO. |
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1965
STARTING AT 10:00 A.M.
30 in. electric range, 21 in, Admiral T.V. both like new, good
chrome breakfast set, refrigerator, Kenmore tank type vacuum
cleaner, wringer washer, floor and table lamps, small appliances,
clocks, radio, sewing machine, china cabinet, sect. bookcase, lot of
books, clothes tree, maple suite with twin beds, like new, other
bedroom furniture, chest of drawers, cedar chest, living room
small tables and stands, carpets, oil lamp, dishes and utensils.
small tables and stands, carpets, il lamp, dishes and utensils,
1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
Clean and Good, Inside and Out
Table saw with 1, h.p. motor like new, power mower, garden
tools, carpenter tools, plumbing tools, dies, pipe vise, 5 in. vise,
30 ft. of 1 in. plastic pipe and many items too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash Owner - George Seymour
Auctioneer, Wm. H. Zeares, Box 206,
Mifflinville, Penna.
Lunch - yes
luncheon on Wednesday at her!
PFC W. J. Fielding, son of Mr. |
Mrs. Robert Brenkworth, Silver
Spring, Md. before he returns:
home.
entertained her brother |
Idetown
Mrs. Herbert Ward, Mrs. Jesse
Boice and Bess Cooke were hos-
tesses to the W.S.C.S. in the church-
house on Wednesday night. Mrs.
Hope Ide led the devotions while
Mrs. George May presided at the
| business meeting. It was decided
to have a roast beef supper on
Wednesday, April 28th. Present
were Mesdames Laren Keller, Hope
1 Ide, Winfield Kelley, Grace Knupp,
Alfred Hadsel, Emory Hadsel, Jesse
! Boice, Herbert Ward, Bruce Wil-
liams, Roswell Frederici, George
May, Pearl Connor,
Bess Cooke, Rev. Winfield Kelley.
Gilbert Ide is a patient in the
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McLaugh-
lin, Carteret, N. J. announce the
{ birth of a daughter Christine Anne
on February 23. Mrs. McLaughlin
is the former Linda Jennings daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jermings
of Idetown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Vestal, Johnson City,
Barnbridge, New York.
Mrs. Raymond Walters, Mrs. Al-
fred Hadsel, Mrs. Mary Rogers were
hostesses for the Confidence Class
meeting held in the Church house
on Tuesday night. Mrs. Arthur
Hontz gave a demonstration on
liquid embroidery. Present were
Mesdames Roger Whitesell and son,
Matthew, Jerry Brown, Kenneth
Calkins, Carol Hadsel, Bruce Wil-
liams, Robert Bonning, - Walter
Meade, Ralph Anstrim, John Davis,
Lewis Anesi, George May, James
Barrall, Lloyd Jennings, Elmer Har-
ris, Vivian Rinken, Roswell Fred-
erici, Ruth Walters and Bess Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward re-
turned home after spending a week
in. Upper Darby, Pa., with his sis-
ter, Mrs. Clara Lynch.
ward Steinhauer, and family from
Levittown.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brobst, Oak
Lane, entertained at dinner on
‘Wednesday evening. Guests num-
bered four. The occasion marked
the birthday of Mr. Brobst.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Woolbert
and family, Ambler, spent the
weekend with her father, C. F.
Lewis,, Orchard Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Clewell,
Carverton Road, spent a recent
weekend with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ford and family, Utica, N.. Y. They
were joined by another son, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Clewell, ‘Buffalo.
| The occasion marked the birthday
of Douglas.
Mrs. Richard Bird and children,
Michael and Diane, Neptune City,
N. J., visited her brother-in-law and
sister,
Staub Road.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rowlands
Glen Mills, returned home on Sat-
urday after spending some time
| with their niece, Mrs. Robert Wil-
| liams, S. Memorial Highway. Mr.
| Rowlands was a recent patient at
Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.
Vernalee Pritchard, a member of
the sophomore class at Allleghany
College, Meadville, is spending the
Spring recess with her parents, Mr.
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Wed. 2 to 8 pm.
Friday 2 to 5 pm.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Mathers,
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Dr. Aaron S. Lisses
Optometrist
Lehman
‘Wait And See Class of Lehman
Methodist Church met Tuesday eve-
ning, Mrs. Ruth Wright presiding.
Luncheon was served to the follow-
ing: Mr. and Mrs. Chet Barrall, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Searfoss, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hoover, Mr. and |
Mrs.
Mrs.
Knupp,
Lillian
Randolph Wright,
Winfield Kelly, Mrs. Grace
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Mrs.
Hildebrant, Mrs. Minerva
Carichner, Mrs. Walter Kyttle, Mrs.
Mabel Major. Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Connelly were host.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover are
visiting their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hoover and
Linda, for the weekend. They live
in North’ Plainfield, N. J.
Mrs. Gordon James, Mrs. Elbert
Coombs,” and Mrs. Arlington Van-
derhoff ‘are all home from the hos-
pital after having surgery and all
doing fine. They would like to
thank all those who sent them
cards and their prayers. It meant
so much to know someone was
thinking of them.
Rose Ide and Florence Davenport
were: sworn in by the Justice of
Peace as police women in Lehman
Township, Monday evening.
Sweet Valley
George Lasco returned home on
Friday after being a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital where he submitted to
Rev. and
‘tests.
Robert Rogers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, Meeker, is
spending spring vacation with his
parents.
Lewis Ferrey, Mr. and Mrs. Ord
Blaine and Kenny. spent Thursday
in Philadelphia where Kenny had
his final check-up at Children’s
Hospital.
Maple Grove WSCS met at the
home of Freda Graham Tuesday
Attending: Fran Yahara, Ella Saun-
ders, Ruth Macri, Eleanor Bronson,
Delores Piatt; Jean Marie Pall,
Marge Williams, Betty Sorber,
Adinah Pollack. Next meeting is
at home of Fran Yahara, election
‘of officers. March 25: pasties: any-
one can place orders with Eleanor
Bronson.
Once again a reminder of the
Western Show, sponsored by the
Sweet Valley Ladies Auxiliary, at
8 p.m. March 27, Ross School.
Richard (Benson) Bronson is
spending a fourteen day leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hale
Bronson, Pikes Creek. Richard is
'in the navy and will be stationed
at Great Lakes, Illinois;
return.
Mrs. William Naugle Sr. is spend-
ing a few days in Reading, visiting
and son-in-law, Mr.
upon
and Mrs. Thomas
family.
Maple Grove Young Adults will
meet at the home of Mrs. Marge
Kreller Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Updyke have
returned home after spending five
weeks in Florida.
and Mrs. Verne Pritchard, Maple
Street.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965
SHAVERTOWN
ANOTHER ANNIVERSARY
As plans are completed for next
week's celebration at Shavertown
Methodist Church and the congre-
gation marks its 75th anniversary,
another House of God in our com-
munity will also be nearing a mile-
stone in community service.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will
observe its 40th year of existence
in May of this year and a commit- |
tee is already formulating plans for
the big event.
We are grateful that both have
witnessed a rapid growth in the
work of spreading the Gospel.
Speaking of God's edifices brings |!
to mind a rather pertinent sugges-
tion. Last week the schools of
Forty-Fort were Initiated into a
| new and happy acknowledge of the
| Almighty when a banner with the
words emblazoned, “One Nation
Under God”, was flown with the
flag of our country. How well we
would do to follow suit.
In reading Rev. Gilbert's column
this week, I was so filled withthe
breath of Spring that I decided to
explore among the beds about the
house for some sign of new life and | week's Post sure had sudden. reper-
to my delight found the snowdrops | cussions. Soon after the paper was
| budding and a tiny jonquil shoot! on the streets a representative of
bursting through the ground. Just a local water company appeared to
about this time, Joannie Domnick | | check whether garden hose outlets
brought me word that her mother were being used and not paid for.
had discovered her first crocus and| One woman, who thought of aid-
later that day I learned that Mrs. ! ing her neighbors first in the re-
| cent catastrophe possessed a gar-
Fernbrook
2 den hose but never used it to water
| her lawn and there was nothing
Seaman George Shields and his |
new bride of Corpus Christi, Texas, |
hidden in its possession. What |
really bugged her was the fact that
are spending a 15 day furlough with |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis |
revenue seemed to come before
Shields, R.D. 3, Dallas. On his re-
concern in the time of danger.
Some years earlier she had needed
turn he will be stationed in Florida
before moving on to the Mediter-
water badly during a time of ill-
anean.
| ness and there was no interest
shown during this period when
Willard Covert, Harris Street, has | there was no water in many spigots
returned home after being a patient | in the area.
in Nesbitt Hospital for several weeks. HERE AND THERE
Mrs. Mary LaBar returned to this
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick,
Demunds Road, had as guests on | area from Florida over the weekend
Ted Ruff had also found her first
ones this season.
How much gladness it added to
the day and over the weekend the
robin’s happy song just about as-'
sured me ‘that the most delightful
time of all the year is almost with
us. There is beauty in all the
seasons, the winter with its snowy
mantle, the summer with its bril-
liant sunlight and glorious color in
abundance, the fall with its mag-
nificent hues, but none can quite
match the Springtime with its re-
newal of all life and of hope and
of promise.
The boys and girls are also de-
lighting in the warmer weather and
a new fad which has been sweep-
ing the area is much in evidence.
An unusual sound drew my atten-
tion on Saturday and there were
several of the lads whizzing down
Pioneer Avenue on their new Skate
Boards. Quite a novel idea, a bit)
dangerous I'd say, but the young:
folks are certainly enjoying them-
selves.
A GARDEN HOSE
The fire story appearing in last
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. William | and is spending some time with her
Smaey of Kirkwood, N.Y. and on |daughter, Mrs. Sam Margellina at
Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. Larry Dyer !Idetown. The family is kidding
her about the snowfall on the first
day of her return.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sisco and
family have moved to Davis Street,
Trucksville.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Newhart over the weekend were
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Newhart of Saxton,
Pa.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Edith Jones in her recent be-
reavement and to the family of the
late Stanley Simon.
Home from: Penna. State Univer-
and family of Johnson City, N.Y.
Several residents of Fernbrook
have noticed robbins and bluejays
in their yards. These in addition
to their spring plants popping their
heads out of the ground are. sure
signs of spring.
A lovely bouquet of spring flowers
and the gift of a communion glass
filler jar were in memory of Mrs.
Sarah Moss who passed away two
years ago this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Trimble and chil-
dren, Billy and Danny, Bristol, Pa.,
spent the weekend visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Rogers, Maple Street.
Mrs. Henry Randall, Maplewood
Heights, is confined to - her: home
with an illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Medovich, and
son George spent Sunday in Han-
cock, New York.
Ralph Fitzgerald, Hill Street is
a patient in Nesbitt: Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kester,
Bloomsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Roberts, Pittsburgh, visited rela-
tives in this area recently.
Rev. and Mrs. Warden Updyke,
Endicott, N. Y., spent a few days
in this area recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wela and
grandson, Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Irma
Wood, Norristown, recently visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
Rev. Rolland Updyke attended
the Rolling Mills Ministerial As-
sociation meeting at Welch Presby-
terian Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Anyone having news for this
column, please call 477-3731.
Charles Tong held his 19th an-
nual auction on Saturday.
Misses Ida and Ilwen Rasser,
Kingston, spent Saturday visiting
Bess Klinetob.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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AUDITORS’ REPORT (pono? sueeme
Pennsylvania Twp. of Kingston
From First Monday in January 1964 ito First Monday in January 1965
CASH BALANCE AT BEGINNING OF YEAR:
Cash in Bank, Securities and ReServes «............... $ 17,827.17
Cash in Bank, Building Fund’ 5... vases. chs vm, 19,954.34
Cash in Bank, Light Fund ........ ceive. ivnnas 4,602.23
Cash in Bank, Machinery Fundii-:-s..vss ere desessnsss 7,442.51
2 es CE CS TE or $ 49,826.25
RECEIPTS:
Taxes Collected in Cash During Year (Current Duplicates) $ 42,896.48
Taxes Collected on Prior Years Duplicates during year. . 3,400.12
Real Estate Transfer Taxes :.-:.:.-t.ooivivinieine. 104386.16
Amount Received from County; Unpaid Taxes W
or Liens THed Tui. uw miss nih Ri et Rn 520.45
Amount Received from State; (Liquid Fuels Tax) 17,998.27
Amount Received from Other Sources ..-.-........... 24,566.89
Dba Ne oa Sat oT ede a Re i Bc rg $ 99,968.37
TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCES AND RECEIPTS.. $149,794.62
EXPENDITURES:
General. Government i ris ceicu to. rei susan peated Luly $ 4,613.48
Protection to Persons and Property ...:-............. 20,883.66
Highways» Sino SRC dl ai bly bis Ca al 42,033.80
Miscellaneous: «ra: A Te He ann oa aia 3,059.27
Light Pama li a a se Ra te Ts 6,115.07
Machinery "Bund <.c onl Sea. i ae 6,210.96
Building" ‘Construction Fund ....0. 00 lull Le, Ws 32,577.17
tal ae ek Le a $115,493.41
CASH BALANCE AT END OF YEAR:
General and. State. Funds uh inna a ei $ 26,006.88
Building, ‘Construction Fund; «....... 7.0.0. ia... 87.81
TAght amd re I Cs Seis sa i Vs ei Toa 3,380.29
Machinery Fund *. 0 mina ig Bo. Lave pin Sol Sule sau 4,826.23
POR. nt i sa a St CR NE $ 34,301.21
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND CASH =
BALANCE: END OF YEAR... avd ia =. . $149,794.62
RESOURCES:
$ 331.21
Cash, Securities and Reserves
Due from Tak: CollEOtor viva cs ssn els ii ma a ha is Saini n 3,570.04
Due from County on Taxes Returned and Liens Filed. . 902.50
Due on Uncollected Per Capita Taxes «.::::ioovuet. 20.30
Value of Township Machinery and Township Buildings. - 449.32
ba] En a $ 93,243.37
LIABILITIES:
No outstanding Bonds, Notes, unpaid bills +... .....-.. none
ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE TOWNSHIP $2 466,727
Published or Posted in accordance
with Section 547, Act 567, Approved,
July 10, 1947, P.L. 1481
Kingston Township
Board of Auditors:
Signed:
F. Allan Nichols
Theodore A. Poad
Frederick J. Eck
sity for the mid semester recess is William Bartz, of Unadilla, N. Y.
William Glahn, who is enjoying the | Mrs. William Pethick hag been ill
respite at the home of his parents, at her home during the past week.
and Mrs: William Glahn. Mrs. Gertrude Doescher is im-
Mrs. Raymond Malkemes left proving at Nesbitt Hospital follow-
Saturday rhorning for Baltimore to ing severe injuries suffereqigvhen
spend some time with her daugh- she was struck by a car in nings-
ter, Mrs. Barbara Haines, who ton some weeks ago.
underwent suigery at John Hopkins | My apologies to little Rebifidelen
Bolton, whose: name mistakeniy ap-
peared as Debbie in last week’s fire
story.
Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland |
had as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. !
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