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Mount Zion
It used to be the thing to keep 7 in the evening.
diaries from January through De- PHONE CALL FROM
cember. Somehow I got away from DOROTHY ANN SEARFOSS |
that when I began to use loose-leaf 3 soo
It is always a pleasure to visit a!
books and could juggle the dates. BV } i :
Unt fiow I have Fo to put in | bit with this lady who was the little |
enough extra leaves to go to the | girl I have written about who used |
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"TRUCKSVILLE
* Church School of Trucksville Meth | door picnic on Tuesday evening. Mr.
odist’ Church will hold its annual and Mrs. Earl Fritzges and family
picnic on Saturday, July 17, at Ben- | were guests.
ton Park. Frank Oatridge, Jr., Carverton
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Seger and | Road, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marvel
family, Rochester, N. Y., spent the | Philo, Norristown.
holiday weekend with his parents,| Donald Fritzges, son of Mr. and
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1965
Noxen
Mr. and Mrs. George Traver, | mumps.
Bloomsburg are spending a week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shilanski
visiting friends and relations here. | and family, of Trenton, N.J. are
Millie and Ricky Traver are| spending several days with the
Albert Ruffs. They will go from
spending a week with Richard Tra
there to Canada.
ver Jr., Bloomsburg.
Robert Traver will leave for
Fort Monmouth, N. J., on Saturday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner visited
their sons Claude at Harpersville,
N. J, and Lawrence, at Chenango
Forks, N.Y. They entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Smith and sons
of Allentown, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daubert and
daughters of Allentown are spend-
ing the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert May.
Night Raid
‘church in Kingston in the morning
first of September. But I'm filled
right now. This makes this diary
parallel my interim pastorate at |
West Pittston Congregational |
Church. The extra writing was oc- |
casioned by more meditations work-
ing up sermons each week, and |
writeups of events. So I close the |
current diary on the report of the
marvelous party they gave us last |
Wednesday night, when they wel- |
comed the Rev. James Williams as |
regular pastor and his family. They |
* took the occasion to do nice things
for us, such as having two children |
who had been most regular front- |
seaters for my children’s stories de-
liver to me the gifts that had been |
selected. One gift was a beautiful |
23 jewel wrist watch. Specially ap- |
propriate for a preacher, for the |
more he gets wound up while!
preaching the more the watch winds
up with his arm-waving! People said
many lovely things to us as they |
came by one by one to ask me what
time it was so they could look at
the watch! They asked Russell Law-
ry to say a few remarks inasmuch |
as he was the man in the area who |
had known me the longest.
SUPPLY PREACHING BEGINS
Fourth of July I supplied the pul-
pit of the Dorranceton Methodist
and thte Wyoming Camp Ground at
Harvevs Lake
HARVEYS LAKE
DALLAS 0. E. S. PICNIC
The ‘Singing Stars” of Dallas
O. E. S. and their families enjoyed
a picnic supper in Raymond Gar-
inger's ward on Monday Evening.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Swanson, Mrs. Ida Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
ton, King, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ray,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley, Mrs.
Charles Gosart, Mrs. Harold Ash,
Miss Lina Garinger, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Troxell, Mrs. Daniel Meeker,
Mrs. Roy Transue, Terry Leinthall,
Sandy and Gene Holcomb, Amy
Lynn Troxell, Sandy and Linsey
Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Hol-
comb, and Mr. and Mrs. Garinger.
David Brown, son of Mrs. John
Brown, Noxen Road is recuperating
from a tonsilectomy.
Mrs. Ethel Austin of Kissimmee,
Florida and Warren, Center, Pa. at-
tended the Ransom reunion on Sun-
day, and visited many relatives here.
She called on us Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Garey entertained Mr.
and Mrs. V. A. Rosengrant at Dinner
on Thursday. On Friday evening
the Rosengrants’ and Mr. and Mrs.
Z. E. Gariger had supper with Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Garinger.
W. S. C. S. of Alderson Methodist
Church meets tonight (Thursday)
for a covered dish supper at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hughes
at North Lake. Supper at 6 o'clock.
Beaumont
This community’s sympathy is ex-
tended to the family of the late Hill-
man Dress whose service to his
country made this community feel
humble and most grateful.
. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nulton, Sr.
have returned from the graduation
of their grandson Paul IIT at Mass-
apequa, N. Y. While on Long Island
the Nultons enjoyed some fishing
and the World's Fair.
Mrs. Earl Johnson attended the
graduation of her granddaughter,
Carol, from South Park High School,
Buffalo, N. Y., last week. Carol re-
turned home with her grandmother
for a month’s stay.
Gordon and Kenneth Kuhl of San
Diego, Cal, are with their grand-
parents, the George Kuhls, for the
summer. The boys came East via
Greyhound and loved the trip.
Patty Traver, who teaches Math
at Middletwon, N. Y., is home for
the summer.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Susan Traver,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert
Traver, to George Stockage. Sat-
urday, July 17, at the Saint Mary’s
Church, Kingston.
NAME OMITTED
The name of Glenn Frantz Jr. was
inadvertently omitted from the list
of guests at a recent double birth-
day party given for Mrs. Eugene
Hummell and William Rittenhouse.
| thing good for the respiratory dif-
day. There was work on Saturday
| to bring me duck eggs when we
lived in the Carverton parsonage. I|
inquired about their little boy Kevin
who is about six. She tells me he
has been having a hard time getting
over a recent bout with pneumonia
and they are taking him on a va-
cation trip to Cape Hatteras where
the salt sea breeze may do some-
ficulty. I hope so. She also told me
to get everybody's mouths watering
for a strawberry and ice cheam fes-
tival the Pairs and Spares of the
Carverton Sunday School are plan-
ning for July 17. They have made
preparations while fresh strawber-
ries were in season by putting many
quarts down in the deep freeze
where they'll stay fresh for home-
made shortcake. The ice cream will
be home cranked too, she says. Well
that is an announcement everybody
will want to watch for.
Shavertown
Busy Days
Saturday morning, we awoke to
a nice dampening rain but the sun
came out to make it a pleasant
morning but I arose early to get
in some porculaca and petunias
since the soil was easy to work
with. Although some of the fam- |
ily attended the Horse Show and |
parade, Fred and I had a busy time
with my decision to close up the!
sump, get grass seed planted and
try and restore to some order that
awful looking yard which has been
ripped up since I came home fom
the hospital. We suspect some un-
derground drainage but will check
source after the wedding is over,
With a shower set for Sunday, time |
is at a premium.
As usual our firemen appeared |
decked in their best with their |
equipment spic and span for the
Lehman parade. With a little rain-
fall they might have a pleasant. re-
spite from fire fighting.
|
Once again we are getting geared |
for the Library Auction. Susie will |
whip up some good fudge and Fred ,
has been soliciting new goods, to
which there was a fine response.
This is one of our favorite times
of all the year and we hate to miss
one minute of it. I would like to
watch ‘the children’s auction this
time for this is one phase I have
missed and what is more delight-
ful than to see the kiddies in action.
Of course my sympathy always goes
out to the ones who have limited
means and want a particular item
so badly. They perhaps appreciate
it more than the others.
Here And There
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash are hav-
ing a busy time with all the Ash
family getting together here.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederic H. Eidam,
expect to leave for a two week
flight to Hawaii next week if the
condition of Mrs. Eidam’s mother
continues to improve. - They will
stop in San Francisco on their way
to the lovely Pacific Isle and in Los
Angeles on their return.
Little David Ell underwent sur-
gery at Nesbitt Hospital on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill and
sons, Jay C. and Tommy, visited
the World's Fair and Philadelphia
this week.
Linda Woolbert, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Woolbert is spend-
ing her summer vacation from Ly-
coming College at Buck Hill Falls,
where she is employed.
Mrs. Dorothy Breeden and chil-
dren, Patricia, Sandy and William
Jr., are wisiting her mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. C. Morris King.
The Eck Family is keeping busy
this summer. Jack, on vacation
from Medical College is counselor
and instructor at Camp Dudley,
Lake Champlain; Marilyn, an honor
student at Susquehanna College is
doing research in Chemistry at her
Alma Mater and Beverly, just re-
turned from Africa, is working at
Irem Temple Country (Club. Dor-
othy is completing her studies at
Allentown State Hospital.
We hear that Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert son are planning to move to
Coll Manor. We wish them a
happy stay. Both were so nice to
drop in while I was ill. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newhart
and David, spent the holiday week-
end at Saxton, Pa., with their son
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seger, Davis
| Street.
Vernalee Pritchard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pritchard, Maple
Street, will spend the summer as a
counselor at Onawa Lodge in the
Poconos. Robert, her brother, will
serve in a similar position at Camp
Lenni-Len-a-pe in New York State.
Martha Hadsell, Davis Street, left
Monday for Cambridge, Mass., where
she will attend Harvard Summer
School.
Layton Love, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Love, is a medical patient
at General Hospital. He is a grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeWitt,
S. Pioneed Avenue. i :
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connor,
North Miami Beach, Fla., arrived
Friday to spend some time with
relatives here. Mrs. O'Connor is the |
former Clara Staub.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and
son, Thomas, Holly Street, returned
Wednesday from a week’s vacation
spent with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wal-
| tick and family, Hackensack, N. J.
Robert Bullock, five year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullock Sr.,
Maple Street, caught two trout, one
twenty nine inches long, the other
twenty seven inches long, while
fishing in Harveys Lake one day
last: week. Robert enjoys fishing
with his grandfather, Albert Raph,
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird, Cliff-
side Avenue, entertained at an out-
and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Newhart.
It was nice to see Bill Roberts
and family in town for his sister,
Suellen’s wedding. Bill now lives
in Harrisburg.
Rev. Donald Nulton has moved to
Wilkes-Barre with his family where
he will be pastor of First Welsh
Presbyterian Church. - :
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moreck, had as
holiday visitors, her sister, Mrs.
Rachel Morgan and family, Mr. and
Mrs. James DeMontigney and Jim,
Jdr., Mt. Holly, N. J.
Our congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gallagher on the birth
of a baby daughter and to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Dautch on the birth
of a son.
Weare happy to hear that Mrs.
| Mrs. Earl Fritzges, Cliffside Avenue,
fell from his bicycle while riding
| near the little league field in Shaver-
| town suffering injuries to his mouth
| requiring two sutures. Earlier in the
| year Donald suffered a broken arm
while riding near his home.
Mr, and Mrs. William Long ‘and
| Mrs. Ogden Palmer and family,
Grove Street, -are spending the week
| at North Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and
family, North Little Rock, Arkansas,
spent some time recently with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Staub, Staub Road.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Loh-
| mann, Lohmann Street, have re-
| turned from a vacation spent with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Forrester Still, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Diane Morgan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Morgan, Maple
Streeet, celebrated her twelfth
birthday on Sunday, June 27. A
family party was held at the home.
Twenty four guests attended.
. Mrs. S. R. Henning has returned
l to her home on Harris Hill Road
| from Nesbitt Hospital where she was
| a medical patient.
Mrs. John Evanko and family,
Detroit, Mich.,, and Mrs. John Reh,
| Clifton, N. J., are house guests of
| Mr .and Mrs. Theodore Kerpovich,
{ Harris Hill Road. Mrs. Evanko, Mrs.
Reh and Mrs. Kerpovich are sisters.
from Dallas Senior High School has
joined the Air Force as a WAAF
and will soon receive her assign-
ment for training.
Cancer Dressings
Mrs. Gosart’'s Dressings Group |
will meet Tuesday morning to make
Cancer Dressings at 9 a.m. at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church. A covered
dish luncheon is planned.
Rev. Brennan Leaves
As Father Francis Brennan leaves
breaily, Hickory Street, and Mr. and |
Vickie and Debbie Cooke are
| spending two. weeks at the home
{of Mr. and Mrs. James Berger,
Buffalo. §
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dymond
Highlighting the evening of a re-
cent party in Noxen was the cere-
mony of the Milking of the Cow,
shown here, slightly out of focus
| and family of Arlington, Va. are
| spending a two week vacation, at
{the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
| Dymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crispell re-
ceived word: that their son Ronnie,
(just like the participants),
tured by the Dallas Post's ubiqui-
{ .
| tous camera, which was sneaking
[Tone Ti was, taken to the around in the night. Identification
hospital for an. appendutomy. of the principals is not possible,
| Mrs. Fred Kromelbein Carver-
although the cow is readily appar-
ton, is visiting the Loren Cases. ent.” :
| Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Unknown to Torchy Wilson, the
| hada call from: their son William, | owner, who had the thing pastured
| who is a member of the Job Corps | hehind his place on Market Street,
| Center. He is at Lewiston, Calif. | these renegades crept through back
{He flew out from Avoca airport | yards, with pail and all, made as if
| as far as Pittsburgh and took a jet | to milk the animal in stealth, and,
from there’ on. Y in order to avoid being larcenous,
We are ‘glad to report that Mrs. | took not a drop, but merely smiled
Leslie Kocher is on the mend. for tse camera flash.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Novak,Nick
and Mark, of Chagrim Falls, Ohio,
visited Mr. and Mrs." Ray Kelly,
several days, ‘this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Butler,
Stull, Pa. are spending some time
at the World's Fair.
Mrs. © Harry = Miller, Harrisburg,
is spending some time at the home
of Mrs. Thelma Brobst and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Berger, Kurt
and Gretchen, Buffalo returned on
Wednesday after several days with
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
letters testamentary = have been
granted in the Estate of Liberto E.
Maganiello, No. 756 of 1965, who
died July 4, 1964, to Anne M. Ma-
ganiello, 600 Exeter Avenue, West
Pittston, Pennsylvania. All persons
indebted to said Estate are request-
ed to make payment and 6 those
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred | having claims, to present the same
Cooke. to the Administratrix at the above
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck | address or to the undersigned at
spent the weekend at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph French and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Dendler and family, Massena, N.Y.
Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Wandell
are spending their weekend at Ni-
agara Falls. !
Alton and Mark Wandell = are
spending the weekend with their
grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Wandell, |
Patterson Grove Camp grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenks,
No. 1000 Blue
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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Cross Building,
St. Therese’s for work in another
parish, our best wishes go with
him as he continues in the work .
of His Master. A most popular
member of the clergy he has done {
a fine ‘job here and he will indeed
be missed. A testimonial dinner is
being planned for July 25 by mem-
bers of this parish.
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Edna Johnson is home from Nesbitt
and recuperating. !
The Lester Hauck Family, are en- |
joying that new trailer and taking |
in the sights all through the Far!
West. Latest reports place them
at New Mexico,
: Double Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. John Kritchen have
as guests Mrs. Bertha Asbury,
Berryman, Va. who is spending
several weeks with them and Mrs.
Edith and Betty Miller, Wilkes-
Barre, mother and sister of Mrs.
Kritchen. . |
On Monday, Mrs. Dorothy Jones |
and daughter, Kathy joined them |
for a joint birthday celebration for |
Mrs. Ashbury and Mr. Kritchen. |
By the way, we learned that,
Kathy Jones, who graduated in June
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13, 1965. Bids will be opened at the
regular meeting of the Board to be
held at 8:00 p.m., D.S.T., Tuesday,
July 13, 1965, in the library of the
Dallas Senior High School.
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accept or reject any or all bids or
any part thereof of any bid.
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NOTICE is hereby given
Gaetano Angilella and Marianna
Angilella, his wife; Kate Shitraskes
or sherkoskas or shekroskas; Sal-
vatore Bonito and Rosina Bonito,
his wife; William Yakalavich and
Veronika Yakalavich, his wife; Mike
Elko; John Minewicz; Joseph Maggi
and Abigaille Maggi, his wife; Mary
Yatso; Serafino Stuccio and Rosa
Stuccio, his wife;! Jim Penzetta;
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= Luzerne and State of Pennsylvania,
| as set forth en plot of lots surveyed
to |
Salvatore “Rantazzo and Concetta |
Rantazzo,his wife;
George Karosa; |
Mary Pilnick; Michael Pilnick and |
Mary Pilnick, his wife; Luigi Vergari |
and Maria Vergari, his wife; Sam |
Guerra; Francesco Lucarini; Antonio |
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Colcara and Antonina Colcara, his!
wife; Steve Yatso, Jr., and Mary
Yatso, his wife; John Bartashunas |
and Anna Bartashunas,
Jan. Bartasiunas
tasiunas, his wife; Andrew Schultz
and Josephine Schultz, his wife;
[ John Matiskiel and Victoria Matis-
kiel, his wife; Joseph A. Mickewicz,
his wife; |
and Anna Bar- |
by Freedman. andDattner, and re-
corded in the Office of the Recorder
of Deeds in and for Luzerne County
in Map Book 2, page 211, as follows:
On Roosevelt Avenue: Lots Nos. 253,
262, 239, and 241, 222, 250, 308,
259 and 261, 183 - 185, 197 - 199,
187, 255, 184, 224, 226; On Mec-
Kinley Avenue: Lots Nos. 456, 457,
and 453, 470 and 472, 450 and 452,
481 and 483, 484 - 485 - 486, 462 -
464, 443, 449; On Anthracite Ave-
nue: Lots Nos. 370 - 372, 354 - 356
~ 358 ..360,.353. - 357,350, 333,
328, 330, On Wilson AW¥énue: Lots
Nos. 78, 103 - 105, 50, 80, 48, 54,
100, 102; On Whitlock Avenue: Lots
Nos. 138, 140, 126, 144; On Jackson
Avenue: Lots Nos. 20, 28, 27, 29,
21, 30; On Lehigh Avenue: Lots
Nos.. 291, 301; On. Miner Avenue:
Lots Nos. 327, 326; On Union Ave-
nue: Lots Nos. 402, 397, 396, 415,
| 427, 399 - 401, 393, 392, 403, 394,
382, 384, 387; and more fully de-
| scribed” in the aforesaid Complaint
| The Court has fixed the ‘19th day
a/k/a Mickere, a/k/a Mickevicius; |
William Mickewicz, a/k/a Mickere,
a/k/a Mickevicius; Sam Galleta;
Thomas Galleta; Peter Cortegerone
and Josephine (Cortegerone, his
wife; Rocco Romano; James Yashin- |
ski and Virgie Yashinski, his wife; |.
Mary Dominuco; Jan Tirpack and |=
Anna Tirpack, his wife; Vito Gillis;
Angelo Lanardi and Emma Lanardi,
his wife; Felix Stepanitis and Aggie
Stepanitis, his wife; Pawel Strawin-
ski; Walter Stolena; Mike Serbin;
Salvatore Cappizzi and Mary Cap-
pizzi, his wife;
|
|
| E.D.S.T,,
Oakdale
of August, 1965, at. 10 A. M,
as the date for hearing
on said Complaint, in Court Room
No. 2, Luzerne County Court House,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. «
Paul R. Orrson, Attorney
- 1200 Miners Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mrs. Wrighter Benscoter
| and Denise Whitesell, Mr. and Mrs.
Serafino Stuccio; |
William Andzewicz, a/k/a Audze- |
wicz; Michael Audzewicz;
Mitchell Walenti and const-
ance Walenti, his wife; Constance
Walenti and Mitchell Walenti, her |
son, Anthony Romanowski; Adam |
Gilewski and Amilia Gilewski, his
wife: John Banul, a/k/a Banal;
Frank Alaimo and Mary Alaimo,
his wife; Philip Latone, John Banul, |
Mike Panzetta and |
a/k/a Banal;
Mary Panzetta, his wife; Bronislae
Meszcynski and Josephine Meszcyn-
ski, his wife: Mike Galati and
Josephine Galati, his wife; Sophia
Pinarowicz; Salvatore Lombardo
and Guiseppino’ Lombardo, his wife;
Antoni Klosienski; Mike Pisano:
Michael Hudick; John Gillis and
Anna Gillis, his wife; Joseph Tom-
ashunes, their personal represent-
atives or their heirs and assigns;
that on June 24, 1965, George L.
Ruckno, Inc., commenced an action
against you to No." 336, October
Term, 1965, which you are required
|
|
and
are
Harry Cagle, Linda, Delmar
Lowell, Mrs. Helen Lattimer
vacationing in Canada. ‘
Cindy and Kile Sutton of Leh-
man are spending this week with
their grandmother, {fgs. Cora
Gregory. = |
Mr. and Mrs. Singer and family
of Mountain Top area have moved
into the house formerly owned by
Wrighter Benscoter.
There will be an ice cream social
in the Oakdale Hall Saturday July
10. Home made ice cream will be
on sale also hot ham and hot dogs
sandwiches, pie and coffee.
The public is invited, starting at
5 P.M.
CORRECTION
Elaine Dixon, whose" picture ap-
peared two weeks ago receiving
the Lions Club Bud Dixon ‘Award
for English, is the daughter:of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Dixon, Dallas. The
caption under the picture listed her
as the daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Dixon only, and since Mr. ‘Dixon
Yet
to defend to quiet title to lands in | has been ill, the omission of his
the ‘Borough of Exeter, County of name led many to think he had died.
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