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Noxen Notes
Candidates for
municipal and county
offices in Noxen and
Monroe Townships and
Wyoming County offices
were busy last week and
over the weekend getting
signatures to nomination
petitions for the various
offices to be balloted in
the May 17 primary.
In an unusual develop-
ment, ‘the Wyoming
County board of elections,
composed of the county’s
three commissioners,
voided the petition filed
by Democrat Charles A.
Winner of Noxen, who had
been seeking the
Democrat nomination for
Noxen Twp. supervisor. It
was determined that
names on Winner’s
petition had been obtained
before the legal Feb. 15
circulation date. Winner
could not be reached by
phone to ascertain if he
attempted to secure
signatures for’ a new
petition. Deadline for
filing petitions was
yesterday (March 8).
In other primary
. election matters, Lewis
R. Whipple of Monroe
Twp. filed nominating
papers for the Republican
nomination of supervisor
in that municipality,
which includes the
Beaumont, Evans Falls
and Bowmans Creek
areas. Whipple will seek
the seat now held by
James Sickler of
Beaumont, chairman of
the board of supervisors
in Monroe Twp.
Robert Z. Belles of
Beaumont has filed
nominating papers for a
full term as auditor in
Monroe Twp. He is
presently serving on the
township board of
auditors, having been
appointed last year to fill
a vacancy on the board as
a result of a resignation.
In Noxen Twp, Warren
B. Montross had filed a
petition for the Republic
nomination as township
constable.
those were the primary
election developments in
the Monroe-Noxen
Township areas up to
press-time Thursday
afternoon. Deadline for
filing was yesterday
afternoon and the com-
plete list of candidates for
both GOP and Democrat
nominations for township
offices will appear in next
week's issue.
The Ecumenical
midweek Lenten service
will be held tomorrow
evening at 7:30 in Noxen
United Methodist Church
with Rev. Donald Bsaker,
pastor of the Evans Falls
Free Methodist Church, in
charge. The service is
sponsored by Noxen UM
Church, St. Luke’s
Lutheran Church of
Noxen and the Free
Methodist Church at
Evans Falls. The public is
invited to attend.
Classmates Class of
Noxen United Methodist
Church is completing
plans for a gala ‘St.
Patrick’s Evening’ to be
held Friday evening,
March 18, in the church
fellowship rooms. On the
The Back Mountain
Kiwanis Club met re-
cently at Mark II
Restaurant, Bill
Tregaskis presiding.
Drue Daniels, Jim
Snyder, Bob Cartier, Jim
Larson, Joe McDonald,
Larry McDonald, Steve
Klaboe and Bill Tregaskis
reported they held Inter-
club with Plymouth
Kiwanis.
Bob ‘Burley’ Nast of
Tunkhannock was guest
speaker. He spoke on
logging in Alaska and how
it differs from logging in
the States.
Granville Miller,
Wilkes-Barre Kiwanis;
Reese Pelton, Dallas and
Ernest Lynn, Harold Hoff,
Jack Welch, and Lt.
Governor Gay from Tunk-
hannock Kiwanis Club re-
cently attended a meeting
of the Back Mountain
club.
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refreshments, cake
auction and fun.
The annual World Day
of Prayer service,
sponsored by the area
women’s groups, was held
Friday afternoon in St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Rev. Jacob Victor, pastor
of St. Luke’s Lutheran
Church, was the speaker.
Refreshments followed
the service.
United Methodist
Women of Noxen UM
Church are completing
plans for a rummage sale
to be held Saturday,
March 26.
Plans are underway for
the Easter musical
program to be presented
on Sunday, March 27, in
Noxen Independent Bible
Church. Nancy Keiper is
the director.
March is “Food Drive
Month” for members of
Noxen Independent Bible
Church. A table has been
set up for food donations.
At the end of the month,
Easter baskets will be
made up of the food items,
tracts, Christian reading
and other items to be
delivered to help those
going through hard times.
Linda Searfoss is chairing
the program.
On Sunday evening,
March 20, a film, “30
stripes,” will be shown
following a light supper in
the church hall,
Arnie Williams is a
patient in the University
of Maryland Hospital in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Donald (Linda)
Spencer has returned
home from Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital. Baby
Ryan, who remained at
the hospital for several
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was discharged, came
home on March 1 and was
reported in satisfactory
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Teachers of St. Luke’s
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discussed plans for the
Easter program at a
meeting at the church.
Mrs. Florence Turner
was a patient at Tyler
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Tunkhannock at
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Nice to report that Mrs.
Myra Keithline is home
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Belated birthday
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Charles Winner, who ob-
served a birthday on Feb.
27, and Margaret Scholz,
who celebrated her bir-
thday last Wednesday.
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