DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
To Talk On Civil War |
FREDERICK S. KLEIN
Back Mountain Civil War Round- |
table has secured a nationally
known historian and Civil War
authority as speaker for its Ap-
pomattox Day Dinner, to be held !
on Friday, April 9, 6:30 p.m., at |
the Irem Temple Country Club. |
Reservations are open to the public |
and may be made with Mrs. Richard
Garman, Brown Manor, Trucksville.
Frederic Shriver Klein, professor
of American History at Franklin
and Marshall College, will addresss
the gathering on the “Copperhead |
Plots and Intrigues to End the
War,” using material gathered for
a coming article in the periodical
“Civil War Times Illustrated.”
Qak Hill
Hello, friends. We've just re-
turned. from Lehman-Jackson Ele- |
merghiry School where we enjoyed |
an anteresting program of music| esos
and skits. The instrumental stu- |
dents, under the direction of Mr. |
John Miliauskas, played a tuneful
little march exceptionally well.
They did very well for, with the
advent of the Spring Band Concert, |
there - wasn't too much time for |
group rehearsal. It's a pleasure to |
think that these youngsters ‘will
soon ‘be a part of the wonderful
Junior-Senior Band - in fact, some
are even now members of the Junior
group.
The sixth graders sang several
lively numbers, directed by Miss
Regina Greskevich, and then per-
formed in a skit intended to ac-
quaint the students with the very
necessary habits of rest, fresh air
and sunshine, exercise and good food
(vy that's what we like), in an
interesting and amusing way. Oh
yes, and soap, water and tooth
bres. Robin enjoyed it so much
she disliked sseeing it end.
James Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Hill, of Hilltop Drive, ze-
cently spent a week visiting his |
parents. He had as guest his]
fiancee, Miss Wanda Garney, Nash- |
ville, Tenn. A graduate of Lake- |
Lehman High School, Jim is station- |
ed with the Air Force at Stewart |
Air Force Base, Nashville. |
During the week, Mr. Hill, his |
parents and fiancee were entertainl |-
ed at dinner at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. Carl Schreiner, Hillside |
Avenue, Harveys Lake.
Lynn Bartz, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Leon Bartz, is a patient at]
General Hospital. Get well soon, |
Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, |
Jr., and daughter, Barbara, left Oak
Hill on Tuesday for Bloomingdale, |
N.J.. Mr. Thompson is a salesman |
the U. S. Gypsum Company |
any has been assigned to Essex|
Coty. We wish them lots of luck |
in ‘their new home.
We were sorry” to see Mr. and |
Mrs. Carl Graham and family leave |
our community. It seems that |
they've been here as long as we |
have. We wish them luck and |
happiness in their new home, near |
Harrisburg. |
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Embulance Logbook
(Continued from page 1 A)
Monday and returned home after X- |
Rays. Walter Davis and Smith |
attending. |
LEHMAN TOWNSHIP |
Lehman ambulance took Andrew
Hutsko, of Swoyerville, from]
accident by St. Stephan’s Cemetery, |
Huntsville-Ceasetown Road, to Nes- |
bitt Hospital on Monday around
4:15, after car in which he was
riding with four fellow employees |
of Jackson Institution left the road |
on soft shoulder and struck a pole. |
Knee and back were injured. Leh- |
man police investigated. Ambulance
crews was Lee Wientzel and Pete
Ho ar. All in car were from the
Valley. Lea
Mrs. Brown Honored
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Parrish Street,
Dallas, was guest of honor yester-
day, at a neighborhood gathering,
celebrating her birthday.
Public Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters Testamentary thave been
granted in the Estate of Mabel L.
Remaly, late of the Borough of Forty
Fort, who died on March 21, 1965.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are required to make payment, and
those having claims or demands
‘to present the same without delay
to the Executor, Samuel Williamson,
c/o Attorney Edward D. Morgan,
609 Miners Bank Bldg., Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania.
Edward D. Morgan, Attorney,
609 Miners Bank Bldg.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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