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Auxiliary Noxen Veclunteer Fire |
Company held its regular meeting |
at the Fire Hall, on Tuesday, May |
4th. Mother's Day theme was|
carried out in table decorations and |
refreshments which were provided |
and served by these members’, Mrs. |
Joe Dotter, Mrs. Russell Newell Sr., |
Mrs. Jack Winters and Mrs. Rich- |
ard Smith.
Plans were made for the horse
shoss which will be on May 21 and
| We hope to have a record
crowd as we did last year. Present
were Mesdames Stanley Harrison, |
Richard Traver, James Traver,
Joseph Nalbone, Ralph Lutes, Cal-
vin Strohl, Guy Fritz, Richard
Smith, Jack Winters, Russell
Newell, Joseph Dotter, Willard
Bender, Wheeler Hess, Ralph Engel-
man, William Hollos, Robert May |
and Ray Kelly. Next meeting will
be in June when election of officers
takes place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haugh,
Mrs. Emma Haugh and daughter
Ruth, Almedia, Pa., spent Sunday
at the home of Stella Shook.
Mrs. Elvin Bean returned from a!
two week stay at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellman,
Olean, N.Y.
W.S.C.S. of Methodist church met
at the church for their monthly
meeting,, on: Tuesday = evening.
Hostesses were Mrs. Elsworth Field
and Mrs. William MacMillan. Elec-
tion of officers ‘was held and they
will be installed at the services in |
two weeks. Present were: Mes-
dames Fred Schenck, William But-
ler; Jacob Miner, Raymond Gunton,
Spencer Holmgren, Kenneth Den-
mon, Clara Hopfer, Oscar Patton,
Ej ocd Patton, Francis Schenck,
Franklin Patton, Warren Montross,
and the hostesses. :
¢ Phoenin, Williamsport was
in/{@wn on Wednesday. He reports
hisYwife is slowly improving from
her illness.
Mrs. Edward Freeman and son |
Edward Jr., spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia, where they visited
old friends at ‘the Overbrooke
School for the blind, also the super-
visor of the department, Mrs.
Florence Muller. She was once em- |
ployed: as house-mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bigelow spent |
twa weeks recently, with their son
Wilbur Bigelow. and family, at Ann |
Arbor. Michigan. On their way out |
and back thev stopped with: their |
son Charles Bigelow and family, at
Barker, N. Y.
Methodist Men’s Club met at the
church “on Wednesday evening: |
Present were: Warren Montross, |
Rg ond “Gunton, William Bates. |
Iie Kocher, Oscar Fish,” William
McKenna, Jacob Miner, Francis
SAnck. Fred Schenck, Franklin
PaXton, Osbert Patton, Elmer Lyons,
John Lyons, Willard Reese. Elmer
Race, Pastor Fred Eister, Spencer
Holmgren Sr.. Spencer Holmgren
Jr.. Fred Clark and Willard Reese.
Junior Girl Scouts had a hike
and cook-out at the Sportsmen's
Pistol Range on Thursday. They
worked on badge requirements.
With Navy Chanters
Taping T-V Program
Musician Second Class Richard B.
Davis, USN, son of Mrs. Alice C.
Davis of 42 Grove St., Trucksville,
is a member of the U. S. Navy
Band ‘“‘Seachanters” who appear in
a half hour taped television show
entitled, ‘Red, White and Navy
Blue.” =
The Seachanters, a 20-member
chil] group composed of U.S. Navy !
ented men, sing a ‘selection of
pagiotic songs in the show includ-
in? numbers from the Revolutiona»v
and Civil Wars and from World
Warg I and IIL
The program was recorded on
video tape at the Naval Photo-
gravhic Center, Washington, D. C,
and will be made available to tal-.
evision stations for ‘use dn ing
patriotic holidays and other appro-
priate times.
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Present were: Candy Jones, Marilyn
Macialek, June Belles, Millie Race,
Gayle Space, Rosemarie Biggs,
Paula Smith, Tina Traver, Diane
Johns, Dorothy Weaver, Doris Par-
rish, Mrs. Welford Scouten and Mrs.
Richard Smith accompanied the
girls.
Cadet Girl Scouts are Soing |
on the Active Citizenship Challenge |
and on Friday they made a tour of |
the Court House at Tunkhannock, |
also the jail. Cub Scouts and Junior |
Girl Scouts were invited to accom-
pany them, about forty five all to-
gether. Attorney Thomas DeWitt |
wag their guide, on the tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gunton |
are spending a week, at the home |
of their son, John and family, at
Buffalo, N. Y. .
Charles Kovolick, N. J., spent the
weeken with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Visneski.
Miss Peggy Coole North Plain-|
field, N. J., spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Coole.
Bill Coole, Harrisburg, spent the
weekend at home.
Jack Kelly and son John, Pringle,
| called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kelly |
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keiper,
Lynn, Pa., visited at the Clayton
Keipers, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Little and
Betty Lou, of Binghamton, visited
the Harry Keipers, on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Lane and Mrs. Al-
bert Jones spent the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Lane and family, Ocean City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas and
children, Hunlock Creek spent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Harold Du-
Bois and Mrs. Richard DuBois and
son Dale, Oneonta. N. Y. spent
Friday and Saturday with the
Mr. and Mrs. Kern Dibble and
family, Meshoppen, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Miner.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engelman,
Pamela and Cvnthia Sue. Waverly,
N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone, |
Michele and Michael, Evers Grove,
Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn Mav.
Sidney, Jeff, Valerie and Nehhin
Noxen, were guests of Mrs. William
Engelman, on Sunday.
Sunday cuests at the Voyle
Travers home were Mr. ard |
| Mrs. Lawrence Patton and familv,
| Newbure N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Wil- |
liam MacMillan, Nowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Maleolm Barber,
Ithaca. N. Y., spent Saturdav with
Visitors at the Walter Wandells
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Tallent and family, Jerymn. Pa. |
Mrs. Arnold Williams and Susan; |
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wandell, |
Outlet, Mrs. Mabel Wandell, Patter- |
son Grove, Pa. i
Sunday visitors at ‘the James
Wvants' were Mr. and Mrs. Carl |
Jolly and family, Courtdale, Elmer
Wyant and son Tyrone, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. |
Percy Philips and son James,
Tunkhannock Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winnie and |
family, Susquehanna, Pa.. spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Kate |
Root. i
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, son |
James. Hazelton, visited Mr. and!
| Mrs. John Kimm, Herkimer, N. Y.|
| day.
| C. Stevens, son of Mrs. Clyde S.
| with Marine Air Base Squadron’ 26
| Facility, Jacksonville, N. C.
| Marine Division units at nearby
Mrs. Ray Kelly, on Sunday.
The Senior Class of Lake-Lehman
High School left on Thursday mor-
ning for their trip to Washington.
Pastor Wesley K. Kimm of St.
Lukes Lutheran ‘Church spent the
weekend with his parents Mr. and |
I
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lutes spent |
the weekend at the home of their |
son Richard and family, at Herdhey,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shilanski
and family, Trenton, N.J., spent the
weekend at the home of the Albert
Ruff Srs.. Mrs. Shilanski attended
the 10th reunion of teachers at: the
Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College,
while here.
Mrs. Fred Kromelbein, Carverton,
is spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Case.
Fred Case has been confined to
| his bad for the past several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rinken-
berger, Kingston, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Hess, on Sunday.
Leroy Hess was taken to General |
Hospital, by Noxen ambulance, on’
Sunday. : fg |
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fish visited |
at “the home of Mr. and Ms.
| Robert Chapman, Lehman, on Sun-
dav. re
Mr. and Mrs. Jeddie. MacMillan
spent: the weekend at the home; of
their daughter - Mrs. Joseph' Vilasi
and family, Binghamton. N. Y. i
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Traver and
Richard Traver, Bloomsburg, spent!
Sunday with the Richard Travers. |
Weekend guests at the Joseph |
Hacklings’ were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- |
liam Mason, Johnson City, N.Y.
Mrs. Millard Pegg. and Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Carl, Berwick. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Guv Fritz and
George Fritz visited Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Peterman, Benton, on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mezker
spent the weekend at the heme of
Mr. and Mrs. Donfield, James-
town, N.Y. ]
Sat. Clyde Stevens
At Marine Air Bas®
Marine - Gunnery Sergeant Clyde
Stevens of R D 2, Dallas, is serving
at the New River Marine Corps ‘Air
His squadron is ‘a support unit
of Marine Aircraft Group 26, the
Marines’ largest: helicopter group.
This group is constantly improv-
ing the concept of vertical assault
in the close coordination: with 2nd
Camp Lejeune, N. C.
Leaal Notice —
NOTICE 1S- HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of “Administration were
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1965
Jackson Twp.
Alice Ann Cooper, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper,
was baptized at Huntsville Meth-
odist Church on Easter Sunday by
Rev. Jones. Mrs. Bertha Jopling
and Alan Cooper were sponsors. A
reception in her honor was held at
her parents’ home following the
christening, with the following in
attendance: Mrs. Alice Phillips, Mrs.
Bertha Jopling, George and Jac-
queling ‘Jopling, Mr. and Mrs. El-
wood Phillips and daughter Laurie;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phillips and
children, Jackie and Lenny; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cooper, Grant Jr.
and Elizabeth Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Cooper.
Elizabeth Jean: Cooper celebrated
her third birthday on April 23 and
was honored at-a birthday party, |
with the following in attendance:
Mrs. Alice Phillips, Mr.
Smith and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper and
children, Grant Jr., and Alice Ann.
Elizabeth Jean enjoyed many beau-
tiful gifts and the gaily decorated
birthday cake.
At Ladies’ Day
The following were among the
local people who. attended Caldwell
Consistory Ladies’ Day at Blooms-
burg on Friday: Mesdames Wilson
Maury, Charles Maxwell, Walter
Elston, Alva Eggleston, Boyd White,
Herman Otto, Harry Harter, and
William Clewell.
granted in the Estate of Reverend
John D. Taptich, Late of the city
of Wilkes-Barre, who died April 20,
1965, to Michael Harostock. All
! persons indebted to said Estate are
| requested ‘to make payment and
those having claims or demands to
| present the same without delay to
Michael Harostock, Administrator,
480 North Main Street, Wilkes-
Barre, Pennsylvania, or his Attorney.
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Thomas, Reinert & Hendrzak
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and Mrs. |
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Paul S. Riegel, who has been As-
' sistant Registrar for special Projects, |
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, since 1963, has been appointed
by the Board of Trustees of Blooms-
| burg State College to assume the
duties of Dean of Students, effec-
tive in September. Mr. Riegel will
replace Dr. J. Alfred McCauslin, who
recently resigned from that posi-
tion. In -addition to his duties at
: Columbia University, he is also ac-
| tive as Assistant Coordinator, In-
! teragency Training, United States]
Civil Service Commission, Washing- |
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or not.
A native of Berwick, Riegel at- iversity this summer.
In bad weather, if Yow are headed downhill. give the
car coming up the hill the right of way, whether it is his
Former Berwick Man, Dean
Ot Students At Bloomsburg
tended ‘the schools of that city. He
received his B. A. in English Liter-
ature at Middlebury College, Ver- |B 4
mont, in 1958, and earned his M. A.
in Student Personnel Administra-
tion in higher education at Teach-
ers College, Columbia University,
1959. In 1964 he was awarded ‘the
professional diploma in Educational
Administration - Colleges and Uni-
versities, Teachers College, Colum-
bia University, and expects to re-
ceive his doctor's degree in Edu-
cational Administration in Colleges
and Universities, at Columbia Un-
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