Harveys Lake, very thankful . chi Mrs. Dietz was a member of
) o Boba Ve wash Te fro that they were together for one THE HODNE FAMILY of John A. Weaver a Lg the Kunkle United Methodist
| ing, wearing no cast, anywhere more year. > aly, John A. Weaver, 74, of Hoover Mrs. Dorothy Nichols and Church. She and her fusnand,
on his body, said he even “felt on THOMDSON, 50m of Ing tains. be er Jon oo Road, Outlet, Harveys Lake, Warden Moy Truckovily Son Jon, Sanaa heir ve
goog ei College 800d fOr pdward and Theresa Thomp- gefting a start on Christmas id Decembert 1, shortly after D. ya aaa Wa: I a
t, very good he says ‘“He’s son, was home for a few days shopping admission to Nesbitt Memorial both of Wilkes-Barre; brothers, 1 g , Gary, :
getting better.” over Thanksgiving. He will ys png. 0 Hospital, Kingston. He had been Jack, Philadelphia; Eugene, yngham; Lynn, Atlanta, Ga.;
0: back at the hoscal Tor more. CINDY: AND LEW SLED. Yricken ill while deer hunting Ohio; Charles, Wilkes-Barre, daignier, Mrs, Cheryl VanDer
KAREN SARAKA of Trucks surgery by the time you read ZIEWSKI of Lehigh Street, nar his home In Lake Town: Sisters; Mrs. Beily Daubert and hod, SImElS; Broler A as
ville was home from Allentown, pg. 8€Y BY y ws pony sp. Mrs. Thelma Johnson, both of bs Forest Jan ou Mrs
juni . , : intop: i - Esther Haas, Kunkle; Mrs.
noe sh stends riot 0 cut eto sy thank to homeo 3 oven vecaton 0 1 Waverly, he stent Nota Mes afce Gry Bother Had, ankle: Mrs
Alona ty Scelout Siendly B all of you who called me with touring and celebrating their S2Cred Heart School, Luzerne, ’ ’ Mrs. Ruth Lambert, Savanaugh
: yo Back info after you read my column 25th anniversa and had been a resident of Lake dren. - 2 ” ;
Mouram RD last week and all of Yr who 2. Township for the last 2 years. Fred Schenck Ga Js i, Beau-
es Prior to retirement, he was : ; .
_ said you were praying for him SUNDAY WAS THE GRAND 2 : Frederick Schenck, 84, of i
os avd rT and that your church was too. I OPENING of Insalaco’s Super Smploved A os ig Noxen, died November 27 in the John Hazletine
South Carolina over the Thanks. KnOW that Theresa and Ed Market on Route 309 in Dallas. ree WY Pe PDS" Meadows Nursing Center, John B. Hazeltine, 81, form-
giving week. They had Tammy would have been so touched. It’s a very clean, nicely laid out, He “was hp BY bor of Our Dallas. erly of Carverton Road, Trucks-
Ondish of Kunkle with them and _..! Will let them know when the and easy to shop in store. Ledy of Victory Church. Har. Born in Noxen, he was vile, died November 25 in the
their purpose for the trip was to time is right how concerned The produce section was 08 Le ry ) employed by the Armour Veterans Medical Center, Plains
witness the graduation of their their many friends are. super. It just wrapped around > aa are Tis wite. 4ha Leather Company, Noxen, for 42 Township.
son Mike Steinruck as he com- _ Keep praying, we are on our the wall and kept on going, I us ea Josh: son, Years until its closure in 1961 at qu vive are his wife, the
pleted his time with the Marines ay- That family consists of Ed, was real impressed with that. on. Sron ga ‘ase. Va. Which time he retired. He was a ono "Minnie Purvin Morgan:
: : > Theresa, Debbie, Karen, Kim The most impressive part of 300m Jr., Woodbridge, Va.; forest fire warden for the State a 2
: Parish Island, South Caro- 4 Kenny and I know we can the entire store though was Prothers, Leon, Waverly; of pennsylvania for 35 years Sons: Donald, Pallas Richard,
mar : pray them through it all. those great big shopping carts, Charles, California; Isiah, _.4' was also a member of the orth Carolina; ames,
ry they are fantastic. Finally a Sayre; Sister, Mrs. Anna Toby, Noyen Rod and Gun Club and german; daughter, Mrs. Doris
foufh Carona 9% vielizas ey MR 2 ART DE is that will hold a ns Riverside, Calif.; two grandchil- op honorary member of the i i Okla; Sten,
ing Mike’s company. The Stein- . AND MRS. NNIS . dren. ) Robert L. Morgan, Clarks
“ ruck family is from Luzerne. of Sweet Valley had a special orie all in one shou! Te Funeral services will be con- Ne Er COMLaN ic] who Summit; William A. Morgan,
y | @ -0- Thanksgiving Day this year. It very ice store, "1L YOU “ducted Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Dallas; stepdughter, Beverly
y
is now past and people are on
the move,
quickly at . this point to get
Christmas shopping done.
College students home for the
holiday are moving back to
their dorms for two weeks, then
it’s home for a month for the
Christmas Holidays.
BRYAN KISTLER of Midway
Manor, and KAREN BANKS of
Dallas, both made it home for a
few days from Penn State Main
Campus at State College.
CHARLES DOLLOFF decided
last week’s snow storm was all
he could take for a while so he
headed for Florida and he says
he’s staying there until after
Jean
HILLARD
Not too far away (about 30
miles) are Mr. Doerfler’s par-
ents. They get to spend some
time with them also, and on
Sunday all will return back to
was a surprise 40th wedding
anniversary party held at Maple
Grove Church Hall in their
honor.
November 30th is their special
cause he’s the only grandchild.
Gram and Grampa Al Hicks
have.
Happy Piven; Bob and
Carol.
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MARTHA SCHMIDT of
Kansas is visiting her sister and
family, Phillip and Helen Siek-
man of Bunker Hill Road.
Mrs. Schmidt arrived in the
Back Mountain before Thanks-
giving and will enjoy our area
until the first of the year. Wel-
come, and enjoy our winter
beauty.
-0-
haven’t stopped yet be sure to
do so, it’s a nice addition to our
Back Mountain and the competi-
tion is great.
Gee, when else did another
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An elderly brother and sister
from Lake Township apparently
died of exposure to the cold
outside their homes on Novem-
ber 29. Luzerne County Coroner
Dr. George E. Hudock ruled the
deaths accidental and state
police have ruled out foul play
in the deaths of Ernest and
Maude Eppley.
It is believed that Ms. Eppley,
81, may have discovered her 76-
year-old brother behind his
home sometime Saturday morn-
ing where he had been striken.
It is also believed that Ms.
Eppley then crossed Route 29,
apparently heading to her home
to call for help. A bruise on her
knee suggests she fell to the
ground and died of hypothermia
before reaching her home.
The bodies were discovered by
Ms. Eppley’s daughter, Alice
Williams of Kingston.
The Eppleys shared the same
mailing address at Box 48, Rd 2,
Route 29, Harveys Lake.
A double funeral will be held
Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the
Nulton Funeral Home, Beau-
mont, with the Donald Nulton,
pastor of the First Welch
Church of Wilkes-Barre, offici-
ating. Interment will be in
Orcutt Cemetery.
Obituaries
from the Richard H. Disque
Funeral Home, Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with a Mass of
Christian Burial at 10 a.m. from
Our Lady of Victory Church,
died October 17, celebrated
their 63rd wedding anniversary
on June 23. Mr. Schenck was a
member of the United Methodist
Church, Noxen.
Morgan Lang, Rawlings, Md.;
brother, Ernest, Florida; 31
grandchildren; 14 great-grand-
children.
day but their children Diane local store ever take your gro- =e Brothers Francis of Noxen
Suit apy Holidays gay Bryan Julion of Maryland ceries to your car for you? Or Borvels Le Quision Was and Cecil and sisters, Mrs. Lulu Bi h
-0- and Donald and Peggy Dennis how long has it been since we 3:30 2... Friends ma y Richards and Mrs. Cleeta Hahn int =
THE DOERFLER FAMILY of Of Pineville, made it on Thanks. could get a head of lettuce for 39 §°5/ B70 JL 900 700% 0 © all preceeded him in death. COPLAN, MARITA and JAY
Harveys Lake headed out to giving evening when they hosted cents. One of our regular shop- 4 : | STvivng are Hive dRUgHRS, rrr TT Bl tucks
southeastern Pennsylvania for a party in their parents’ honor. Ping stores offered that this Kasimer Pikor Mrs. Janet ‘Honstine Port ilo le >
Thanksgiving. They also have two grandchil- Week also, 10 Ibs of potatoes for Kasimer Pikor, 67, of West- Orange, Fla.; Mrs. Naomi ) g ) ¥
Mrs. Doerfler’s parents are in
their 80’s, so Mrs. Doerfler
takes turkey and all the food
and trimmings, uncooked, in
her trunk. Upon arriving
“home” she cooks the lovely
meal for her elderly parents
and they all enjoy Thanksgiving
together.
dren, Kari and Kyle Dennis.
Friends and family joined in
this occasion to help the Dennis’
celebrate. Happy Anniversary!
BOB AND CAROL NYGREN
of Sweet Valley celebrated their
9th anniversary recently also.
The Nygrens have one son
$1.29? Yes, a local store adver-
tised that this week too!
Competition is good, support
all the local markets, they all
have a good buy on something!
(Jean Hillard, a Back Moun-
tain resident, is a columnist for
The Dallas Post. Her column
appears regularly.)
business
minster Drive, Dallas, died
November 29 in the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston,
after a two-year illness.
Born in Lwow, Poland, he
came to the United States in
1950 and resided in Irvington,
N.J. before moving to Dallas
after his retirmenet in 1984. He
had been employed as a butcher
in Irvington, N.J.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Mary Rasz; sons, Rich-
ard, Bayonne, N.J.; Andrew,
Poland; brother, Carl, Argen-
tina; one grandson.
French, Brasher Falls, N.Y.;
Mrs. Lois Chill, West Pittston;
Mrs. Alice Myers, New Smyrna
Beach, Fla.; Mrs. Emilie Den-
dler, Winthrop, N.Y.; 16 grand-
children; 16 great-grandchil-
dren.
Ellen Dietz
Mrs. Ellen K. Dietz, 70, of RD
1, Dallas (Kunkle, Alderson
Road), died November 26 in
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital,
following a lengthy illness.
Born in Kunkle, she was a
lifelong resident of the Back
Mountain area and a graduate
Nov. 20, at Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital.
GALLAGHER, .DAGMAR-
MORAVER and EDWARD, Box
290, RD 3, Dallas, a son, Friday,
Nov. 21, at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston.
GIBBONS, KELLEY and
RAYMOND, 104 E. Overbrook
Road, Shavertown, a son,
Sunday, Nov. 23, at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
SINGLIN, CINDY and CARL,
RD 1, Box 12A, Noxen, a daugh-
ter, Monday, Nov. 24, at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital, Kingston.
VODZAK, SUSAN and
rden Ma of Dallas township High School, JOSEPH, Box 243D, RD 3,
NOW 0 en Wa d y Class of 1934. She was employed Dallas, a daughter, Saturday,
Warden May, 56, of 25 Mea- a5 a lace worker by Native Nov. 22, at Nesbitt Memorial
dowcrest, Trucksville, died
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