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and Mrs. John E. Funke, Highland
~ Avenue, has been accepted at the |
. University of Pennsylvania. Henry
will graduate from Wyoming Sem-
inary in June and will begin his
freshman year at the univer TSity, in |
several days last week by illness.
Hostess At Cards
Mrs.
ory Street, entertained her card club
| on Monday night. Prizes: were won
‘by Mrs. James Jolly, Mrs. Walter
Richard Montgomery, Hick- | has one other child, Samuel.
nett is the former Marybeth Keast,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Keast, Harris Hill Road. The couple
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and is an active member of Leh-
man , Methodist Church, Osage
Lodge 712, Lehman, and Lehman
Volunteer Fire Company.
Three Local Men Score
ployees and the employers too, al-
though the men try to catch up on
their work after hours if they had
to be away all day.
Wouldn't it be a good thing if
the community got behind this
phrey and Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Jackson recently. Other visitors of
the Jacksons’ were Mrs. Ruth Rich-
ards and Frank Jackson, Vestal,
New York .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson and
family, Elmira, N.Y., visited Gar-
the big campaign introduced by
Kingston Township supervisors
about to begin in the very near fu-
ture. Show them you, too, are proud
of the community in which you
live.
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
James Devlin celebrated her 3rd
birthday anniversary on Sunday
with the family gathering to make
it a festive affair for the youngest
member of the Devlin family.
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~ NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS ‘News of Harveys Lake Shavertown a
~ BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 NOXEN, Mrs. Elida: Beahm Kelly 298.2149. | | coin arree Ln) a itten wh | H Voth Sct. weddin 2 Fri Nort
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 . RUGGLES, Mrs. Charles Williams 639-5422 Nine Mil rl ser a i is
| | : Mother's Day we celebrate nex . uriz
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001 ine miies Roos Finn, student at Lafayette | summer sad wpm 2 weenie thn | Me and Mrs. John Marsh loft oe
; HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-373) College, spent the weekend with his | of the year is set aside for this | Friday evening to spend the week- into
~ IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689 Around family, Mr. and Mrs. Reese Finn. |g ccial occasion. Mothers are a|end with their son, John Jr, and a
JACKSON TWP., Richard Holodick 696-1294 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. John Konsavage 675-3087 The Gleaners Class of the Alder-| source of devotion and understand- |family at Arlington, Va. to it
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-7261 ® KUNKLE, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt 675-2971 by RED CARR son Methodist Church met on ing one of the most precious gifts| Arriving home from Miami early R. E
a x i a Wednmony Vi yr Helen bestowed by a benevolent Father. |this week was Mrs. (Clara Troxell. amon
Hardly a week goes by without Hartman and Eleanor Humphrey | my... is little which remains to| Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dougherty cate
our ambulance taking two or three | were hostesses. Mrs. Hartman pre- : hast al had as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. 085
T R U C K S Vv I L L E Lehman patients to the hospital, which is) sided, Esther Grey gave the troas-| boyd that Baswe already boon | oo ad Becker: N17 Mr. and Mrs. In
Ne : ; something when you consider that |urer's report. The following officers ¢ i oh 7 4 John Bryant and Mrs, Byron Birdell, " comg
~ Trucksville Fire Company will; September. | Kozemchak, and Mrs. William Long. Glenn John son S eeks only a few volunteers work at it. = | were elected for a year: president, wr oe = fo Sy Binghamton and Mrs. Leona Bedell, Fran
meet in the municipal building to-| George Moyer, Carverton Road, Others attending . were: Mesdames 1 have never heard them com- | Eleanor Humphrey, vice president, : ) Factoryville. Evan
g . complishment she performs and
morrow night at 8. The auxiliary is convalescing at home after being | Clifford Garris, Sheldon MacAvoy, Committeeman Post plain, and my guess is that with Mrs. Theodore Heness, secretary, h Ph he ol : Diane Hoover, ‘daughter of Mr. servi
will meet there on Monday night|a patient in Pittston Hospital | Fred Rundle, and Robert Shoe- exception of those days when in-| Mrs. Clarence Montross, ass’t secre- What @ very vital part she plays m and Mrs. Leslie Hoover, returned: to the |
h : » : tary. Mrs, Albert: Armit: treas- | establishing our society. Today, : 2
at 8. 4 Betsy Welker, daughter of Mrs. | maker, Glenn Johnson, well known resi- | valid and X-ray cases stack up so | '2rY, Ss rmitage, treas Docs. Phere 3s a tondehoy. 2a school this week after a recent and
Mrs. W. R. Lohman, Lohman | John Welker, Highland Avenue, Entertains dent of the Back Mountain, and a | that they just get back to the Wer, Mrs. Raymond Grey. The find ? tiviti Sa a Xe 1 | illness. rer
~ Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Clean Le-| will be bridesmaid for Gail Thorn- he i Lehman native has made his debut | garage when it's time to go out May meeting will be a dinner party, | NC Ore activities which © Toe
Mrs. Hel h hased
; : Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett, ‘ : : 1 to bh d upon the security she has always rs. Helen Moran, who purchase Ll
Van, Kutztown, spent the weekend | ton. The ceremony will be per- N i pn into local litics. again, the boys enjoy the work. place to be announced. : ] : :
in F Ww. Indi h : : h | Orchard Street, entertained recent- po ; : offered to her growing family and | the former Ditlow. property. on. W. sn
In Mort Wayne, Indmna, wi el formed in Duke Memorial C apel, | 1 at their home .Guests were: Mr. Mr. Johnson will run for Re- Still, you have to think, the in this ‘turblent restless world, | Center Stret, will be moving shortly
they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. R.| Durham, N. C. Gail is the daughter) J; ar Gary Bligh and sons, Cen- | publican committeeman of the mid-| ambulance takes them away from Mother is needed at home. Material | to another area. She has sold her .
SL A Lohman is the ot Mr. aand Me SE tral Islip, L. I, Mary Bennett and | dle District of Lehman Township. their work in daytime, and it would a elton gifts cannot make up for love and | home. :
FX ia are nh toi Road SR Tr TeSIenIs No uoheveie Sree, Badger, so aport, Mr. | Possessing a most personable dis- be = i ah Hoe wos others affection and needed discipline. We : a Posild Nags) iad
: iu : : Fins Oli ‘an rs. Horst Niemeyer, Hanover, | position and acquainted with every-| ™ SG Mr. and Mrs, James Wyant and | talk about the teenagers and their | family, Bethlehem, have purchase
who suffered injuries when hit by Mrs. Emily Bobeck, Cliffside Ave-| no oo ny, Ruth Bennett, New York to. thi h ras _| As it stands now, there are three : > mes Wy a a ; g a hore at 191 Blirior Strect. Mr, ©
a passing car on Oak Street, re- | nue, is a patient in Mercy Hospital, | ) one in this area, the Lehman can Y family, Wappinger’s Falls, N.Y. |problems but who is chiefly re ; :
turned to her home on Carverton | Wilkes-Barre oy : ai i Ne Fool Totti oymeaneite Seve dis oom — oi os ri 4 a = visited Mrs. Samuel Humphrey and | sponsible? Nagel is with Bell Telephone Com-
: RO: and family, Jersey Shore. etition. e calls, With a fourth who can be | qaugghter, on Easter kend. The| To be a mother is the greatest | Pany.
Road on Wednesday from General) John B. Wardell, a student at| Patio]. Edd pole , | relied on when needed, and I don’t | yy hi By op a 7 ain SAE > inion ao iis PT Shther new iganic Swho {bik
Hospital. She will be confined to| Pennsylvania State University, has | y He is married to the former Ruth | have to name them, because their Joni Tr 5 3 pb g ¥ SE A d :
her fiome for six morniths. qualified for the Dean's, List for the Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Garnett, Jr., |Ide, also of Lehman, and is the on ee Pals Post's Wyant of Noxen Road back with | sire and the admiration of hex chil / move to our community are Mr.
| Holly Prutzman, aaughter of Mr.| winter term, which ended March | Weavertown Road, announce the| father of two children, Mrs. Shirley “>| them. They plan to visit, and then | dren is the most satisfying recom- and Mrs. Michael Dennis, Plains,
y ughter o Tr. 8 ; os hd ie : ambulance logbook every week of sp Ww.
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gi Mrs. Charles Prutzman, Maple | 23. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | birth of a son born Sunday, April|gmith, Shavertown, and Lee, Lan- |; “= h i | Elmer Wyant is going to visit his | pense. are residing on Woodbine
: illside Str 17 in Nesbitt Hospital. The bab | the year. When you consider, every | other son, Elmer, of Colorado. : Road. : ; :
~ Street, submitted to surgery on John Wardell, Hillside Street. 1 Flosp oH caster. | week of the yeart hat mounts up Me and M Russell: Det 1 Clean Up, Fix Up 0 J ?
~ Thursday in Nesbitt Hospital. | Mrs. Jacob Harrison, Carverton | Daniel Eddy, weighed oe pou S| Mr) Johnson has been emplovediite 4 Jot of tine divoted fo service Le x a a i Everyone will wart to get busy : Has Third Birthday :
Henry Funke, son of Supervisor | Road, was confined to her home thirteen ounces at birth. Mrs. Gar-| gc many years with Harter's Dairy | of the community, both by the em- ) ? about their yards and homes with | Little Annie Devlin, charming
— . ambulance service a little more, | field Jackson and Robert, recently, Here And There :
: High In Army Training | especially the fire company whose | and also made a call to General Our very best wishes go to Frank ps x Circulars
| name it bears? It has been re-!| Hospital to visit Fanny Jackson,|Kreigh, who underwent = surgery e To Your Design
: Thomas Mahoney, son of Mr. and | marked, that you have to hand it| who was taken il at her home Tiot wreak ot Mermorial Fiotpital, 434 The Dallas Post
a Mrs. Dennis Mahoney, Mooretown, | to the firemen of this township, | April 18, but is now feeling better. F. 68th Stroct. New: “York ‘NY. A
Larry Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. | they are right behind the truck Janice Traver spent the weekend | Frank is one voll person and we 4
Emory Wolfe, Sweet Valley and when it leaves the garage. with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grey. trust his seige of illness is at an Fres h- ba ked
: a Mekeel, Mn of Mr. and Now let's see them get out from Mrs. Madeline LaBar was recently | opq.
. x rs. Warren Mekeel, Dallas, RD 2, | behind the t-v set and voluateer | admitted to General Hospital. 1 : :
A Beautiful — Feminine GEFT [ie tome tei ume rim pond fe tv he bo Srovel Ste ci | des sto sete Summ] pn A YAN
ing at Fort Jacksen, S.C. { Debbie Templin Has caught two fine Specimens at Tunk- :
AN N 'S PPAR EL The three friends were fortunate 6th Birthday Party hannock. P I Z Z A
from A in staying together during their H. arovevs L a k e The sympathy of the community
initial training with the U.S. Army . Debbie Templin, daughter of Mr. | is extended to George Jacobs, Mrs. M d D il
95 MAIN STREET, LUZERNE and all made excellent ratings in 7 ; and Mrs. Thomas Templin, Over- | Clayton Klaboe, and to Mrs. Stanley aae al y
ARR rifle Fein. Thames. ad Sony were a I fo rect Avenue, celebrated her 6th |Davis and family in their recent
® 1: . among the four men who came in | ! 3 | birthday on Friday with a party | bereavements.
E: . Lingerie 9 Handbags second place. The three boys “were | tWO months there. Her sister Mrs. | given oy her ba srk Mr. and Mrs. William Pethick Call 2
® : ® promoted from E-1 to E - and Ma- | Ethel Austin drove her home, and | = 0 \ = 4 party decorations were | left last week to spend some time 6 3 9 5 9 7 1 se
Suits Dresses Jewelry honey was one of ten men awarded went on to her summer home at, in pink and blue. with Mrs. C. A. Woodruff, New Ber- :
io ms so | Highland Lake. Miss Garinger is : ? pr
° : ® & top squad of the battalion. This is : I Hopital, | Games were played and refresh- | lin, N. Y.
Skirts - Blouses Hosiery based on rifle firing, physical train- ph 2 Garfield 5 ok i > 04 in | ments served to the following| Mrs. Herman LaBar arrived home W 4 : | ¢
ing and the G-3 proficiency test. re. Ae RORSON Tons friends of the little girl, Ann Hef- | last week after spending the winter A 00 NN
The promotion the three received | returned to uty. on April 22, Me- fernan, Alice Davis, Holly Garris, | with her daughter, Mrs. Richard MAIN ROAD
GIFTS SURE TO PLEASE jis only given to 20% of the com- keel going back to Fort Jackson, | Robin Templin, Tammy Selingo, Christ in Florida. mw oA
! pany. S.C., Mahoney and Wolfe reporting | Cheryl Templin, and the guest of Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. HARVEYS LAKE
: After a three week leave they |to Fort Husted, Virginia. honor. John Stahl who celebrated their
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