The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 8

WILKES-BARRE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1937' North Lake Campers Announce Water Pageant on Sunday APPLY FOR LICENSE Personals THE YOUNG ROOSEVELTS ON THE RIVIERA Supervisor Of School Nursing In Kingston WUkes-Bam Coapte Announce Hn. Burr MUler of 63 South franklin Street hu arrived at Winchester, England, where ah li pending 10 days. Mr. Miller had SJ luncheon guest recently Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Farnbam and daughter, Misi Augusta Dorrance Farnham of 90 West South Street Mrs. John S. Harding of South Marrlag Flans Ntw Tors, Aug. 10.

Harry 8. Lowensttin, a retired WUkes-Barrs resident and Miss EsteUs Petrey, also of WUkes-Barrs, applied at the marriag license bureau for a license this afternoon and announced they would be married later in Chelsea Presbyterian Church. Mr. Lowenstein, a native New Torker, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Lowenstein, is 6S years old. His first wife died In 190ft. Miss Petrey is 60 years old, the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Dsvid Petrey, and was born in Taurytown, Pa.

Both gave their residence as 10 North Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre. Confirmation the ceremony could not be obtained at the church. FALL STYLES IN BEAUTY Self-Setting, Pnsli-Up Croquignole 1 Shampoo, Finger Wave sad Hair Trim. EigM ErVn hi tt-t 'A lllU' Franklin Street and Miss Josephine HHlard of West River Street have returned from Bear Lake where they were of Tuthill R. Hil-hard for 10 days.

Mrs. George P. Seneff of Bear Creek will spend the week end in Indiantown Gap with her husband, Major Seneff. Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Blackman, of 200 York Avenue, West Pitts-ton, will leave shortly for the sss -V ri as wsrtec mt wm4nr tk iiiiiiiI iiiwililie MIM him. rus cnlhHUa mm ftm hmmtt snkiMM. Adirondack. Dr.

and Mrs. A. L. Hauslohner and ion, Robert of 32 North Washington Street, will sail from New York oa the Acadia on Thursday for Nova 6cotia. They will remain for two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Newell H. Schooley tf Butler Street, Kingston, will spend, the week end at Sky Top Club with the latter's mother, Mrs. William McCord Harris of Riverdale-on-the-Hudeon, who is at Sky Top for several weeks.

R. R. Hillman of Buffalo is a truest of his sister. Mrs. Shepherd Ayars at Bear Lake.

and Mrs. John Markle. 2nd, Of 170 Butler Street, Kingston, are Women's Clubs And Societies This interesting picture, which just arrived in the United States, shows Franklin D. Roosevelt. and his bride, the former Ethel duPont, as they basked in the sun on the French Riviera.

The young- couple expects to return to the United States early in the fall. SUNDAY NORTH LAKE PAGEANT YESTERYEAR ARRANGED BY CAMP MINNIESKA Annual wate pageant of Camp Minnfeska, North Lake, will be held Sunday, beginning at 2:30. King Neptune will be- portrayed by Mary Ruth Sell of Carey Avenue, city. She will be attended by several of the smaller campers dressed in vari-colored costumes. Many decorated floats will be displayed.

Canoe racing and swimming competitions will be held. Medals will be awarded. (Photo Fruk Burnt) MISS FLORENCE I. SIMMERS Supervising the school nursing in Kingston is Miss Florence I. Simmers of 29 Rose Street, Forty Fort, a graduate of the Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia.

Miss Simmers had special courses in school nursing and public health nursing at Columbia University and Pennsylvania State College. She also is a Red Cross instructor. This is one of a series of photographs of young women engaged in various occupations in the valley. ARRIVALS Dr. and Mrs.

P. J. Morgan of 35 Gershom Plate. Kingston, announce viie Wr 4uUx-MiKifb3 rvniisfiaeoik-tft 1 at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. A son to Mr.

and rs. Joseph Montel of 46 Monahan Court, Ashley, on August 10 at Wilkes-Barre General Hosnitftl ueneral "ospitai. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Evans of 29 Garnet Lane have announced the birth of a son on August 10 at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital.

A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Seb-ulskl of 8 Yale Street, Parsons, yesterday at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. Crlspell Crispell family reunion will be held Saturday, August 14, at Elmer Criepell'g Farm, Noxen. SUver Leaf Lodge Silver Leaf Lodge, No.

140, will have an outing at Harvey's Lake on August 19. At 1, a chicken dinner will be served at Gill's Restaurant. A bus will leave Marts Terminal, 31 North Main Street, at 11 a. m. Mrs.

Carrie Shlpe of 122 Edison Street Is handling reservations. Lavinia Derr Tent No. Lavinia Derr Tent No. 26, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet tonight at 8 in G. A.

R. Memorial Hall. Lithuanian Women's Club Lithuanian Women's Club of Wyoming Valley clambake committee will meet In sunjiarlor of Y. W. C.

A- on Thursday night at 7:30. Mrs. Dominick Leshkauskas is.ohairman. Woman's Republican Club Members of Woman's Republican Club attending picnic at Fern- brook today will take the 10:20 car from Public Square. Mrs.

Martin B. Toole and daughter, Mrs. Charles Merrick of North River Street, Mrs. James Marley of Kidder Street and Mrs. Toole's two children, Martin and Mercedes, have returned from Atlantic City.

Misses Grace Williams, Ruth Williams, Ethel Treible, city; Mrs. Gordon L. Williams, Frances and Helen Grace Williams, Forty Fort; Miss Harriet Thomas, Scran ton, recently spent a day at Hersbey. Mr. and Mrs.

William Milne, Miss Margie Milne, Market Kmgston, and Miss RUtn Marsn of North Meade Street, city, have returned from Mew York. Miss Peggy Fee and brother, Frank Fee, of New Rochelle, and Joseph Meade of New York, have returned after visiting Miss Mary Lenahan of Hazle Street Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Philadelphia were entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs.

Eckley P. Schooley at Dallas on Monday night Miss Mlllicent Landmesser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Landmesser of 217 Pine Street, Harrisburg, niece of Mrs. William F. Luckenbach of 415 South Franklin Street, is representing Girl Scouts of Pennsylvania at the silver jubilee at Camp Andree, Briarcliffe Manor, New York, from August 2 to 23.

Miss Landmesser's father is a former Wilkes-Barrean. Forty-eight scouts from the States and girls from 33 foreign countries are attending the camp. Miss Landmesser, who will enter Wilson College in the fall, was chosen as the Pennsylvania representative on recommendations from all the councils in the State. She Is a member of Girl Scout Troop 13 of Pine Street Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg. The formal opening of the silver jubilee camp took place yesterday, when Mrs.

F. D. Roosevelt was chief speaker. Mrs, James Gilligan and sister of Hazle Street have returned from Atlantic City. Misses Mary, Helen and Anna Soltishous of Richards.

Street, Kingston, spent the week end in New York City. Mrs. J. Bart Smith and daughter, Miss Dorothy Lee Smith, of West River Street, have returned from Belmar. John Devaney of Clifton, N.

is spending two weeks with his parents on Dana Street. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sauers and Misses Bertha Donn and Julia Reich of this city have returncl from Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, Montreal and the Adiron- dack8. George A.

Jenkins of Richards Street, Kingston, spent the week end in Allentown. P. J. Lenahan of Hazle Street is reported as improving rapidly at Mayo Hospital, Kochester, where he submitted to an operation two weeks ago. He is expected to return home in about two weeks.

Mr. Lenahan's daughter, Miss Josephine Lenahan, is with him. West Market Street Dial S-SZet Opes Nights Brotd Street. Huletea STUDY NURSING AT THE BUFFALO CITY HOSPITAL SCHOOL' FOR NURSES Affiliated with tht UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO Three year collegiate course leading to graduate curse and New York State R.N. certificates, Including a three year credit toward the degree of B.S.

in Nursing, University of Buffalo. Full maintenance- for three years. Straight 8 hour dutjt. One day off each week. No tu- high school diploma, or its equivalent September class forming.

Write or visit. Superintendent of Nurses BUFFALO CITY HOSPITAL 462 Grider Street BUFFALO, N. Y. Not Here! Brinley Miller to Marry Ellen Evans satss' ia'ten 'f Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Evans of 139 Stanton Street will be married to Brinley Miller, son of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Miller of Bradford cu i a A cureei on jmunuay, August. o. reception will follow at the Evans residence. The bride is a graduate of G.

A. High School, class of '36. Mr. Miller is employed by American Stores Company. Iseacs-Miller Miss Verna Miller, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Miller of 111 Mill Street, Parsons, became the bride of Howard Isaacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Isaacs of Shaver-town, yesterday morning at 9 in P. M.

Church at Girardville. Rev. Isaac Davies, a friend of the bride's family, performed the ceremony, which took place on the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Parsons, grandparents of the bride.

Miss Ruth Davis of Girardville and John Perry of Mahanoy City were the attendants. The bride wore a white silk tunic dress with navy accessories and a navy blue felt hat. She wore a shoulder bouquet of orchids. The bridesmaid's dress was of powder blue Xrmade on redingote style over navy taffeta. Her hat was of blue felt and she wore a shoulder bouquet of tea roses.

A dinner followed at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Davies. Couple went to Lake Placid and Saratoga Springs. They will live in Shavertown.

Corn Roast The following young persons chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Angley and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walsh held a corn and wiener roast at West Corners, Harvey's Lake, Wednesday night: Margaret Kelly, Peggy VanWhy, Marcella Angley, Mercedes Angley, Audrey O'Kane, Eleanor Dare, Peggy Dyke, Shirley Edwards, Phyllis Ondonizio, Angela Ondonizio, Jack Walsh, Francie Walsh, Edward Barrett, Thomas Mooney, Charles Angley, Robert Brenner, Charles Edwards, Daniel Brenner David Davids, George Bohn.

Kaufer-Lieb Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lieb of Lincoln Street have announced the marriage of their daughter, Esther, to Woodrow W. Kaufer, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Kaufer of 31 East Jackson Street. The marriage took place on August 26, 1936, in Maryland. They are living on Lincoln Street. topping at the Biltmore, New Yf a 1 Mrs. George Uebe has returned to Boonton.

N. after spending a i week with her brother. Dr. Charles L. Ashley at Jackson.

Dr. Ashley, also entertained Hugo Krause and Ralph Sweeney of Cleveland over the week end. "Dr. E. 1 Adams of Columbia, '6.

is visiting Mrs. Adams at their home at Bear Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Scobel of Princeton have returned after visiting Capt and Mrs.

Esher Berkhart at Bear Creek. Mrs. Lord Butler Hillard of the Marion Apartments, who sailed recently on the Conti Di Savoia, arrived at Billefrance and will remain some time in Nice. Mrs. Hillard will return home in October.

Mrs. Samuel Boyleston of Columbia, S. will arrive on Friday at her summer place at Bear Creek. Miss Julia Raab returned yesterday to New York after spending two months as guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. Schott of Butler Street, Kings- uiiver K. uner and oaugn-ter, Mffis Sara Elizabeth Grier of West Union Street, will attend the "Grier family reunion today at the estate of George Smith Grier at Milford, Del. Miss Pearl Wardin and her niece.

Miss Jane Wardin, Mrs. Mildred Pugh and Miss Sara Barr of Forty Fort will sail on August 28 on the Grtpsholm for six days cruise to Bermuda and Halifax. Dr. and Mrs. Charles L.

Shafer of North College Avenue, Kingston, are stopping at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Piatt Bennett of Huntsville will remain at Nantucket Xor three weeks.

Mrs. Charles L. Ashley of Jackson, who has been in Copenhagen since late in February, sails today Xor home. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Brown of Philadelphia, who have been spending a week at Irem Temple Country Club returned yesterday. Misses Lena H. Baldwin of North Franklin Street and Nellie Grover of North Maple Street, Kingston, will sail on the Gripsholm on Au-. gust 25 for cruise to Bermuda and Halifax. Mr.

and Mrs. Jasper WillBea and ions Louis and Frederick of Rochester will arrive Saturday to visit Mrs. Willsea's mother, Mrs. Frederick Charles Johnson, at Orchard Knob Farm, Dallas. Mr.

Willsea will return home on Monday but Mrs. Willsea and children will re- main two weeks. Miss Sallie Burland of Pierce Street, Kingston, has returned 1 after visiting Miss Mary Sordoni at Harvey's Lake. Mr. and Mrs.

George Miller and Mrs. Malinda Williams of Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Isaacs of Shavertown attended the Isaacs-Miller wedding in Girardsville yes-' terday. Roland C.

Schmitt, of Auburn Street, has returned from Lacey-ville where he spent a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Williams of 528 Carey Avenue.

Miss Claire Jackson of New York is spending two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. George Jackson of Chester Street. Mr. and -Mrs. Eugene A.

Fink of 285 Wright Avenue, Kingston, have returned from Ocean Grove. Dr. and Mrs. N. I.

Carter of Bellefontaine, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of 38 Chester Street. Mr. and Mrs.

H. G. Jack-. ton accompanied Dr. and Mrs.

Car-. ter on a fishing trip to Canada. Mrs. J. Stanley Rinebimer of Butter Avenue.

Kingston, is home from Hicksville, L. where she was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Laurence Bevan. Miss Florence VanHorn of this 1 City is in Atlantic City. Mrs.

F. N. Rupprecht of Terrace Street is spending 10 days in Garden City, L. Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Beisel of Bloomf ield, and Mrs. Robert Evans and son Jack of Morristown, have returned after spending a few weeks at Harvey's Lake as the guests of L. L.

Beisel. Misses Bess Davis and Gertrude Rows of this city will leave on Saturday for the New England States. Ernest Warnick has returned to Pittsburgh after spending two weeks With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Warnick of Academy Street Misses Ella and Anna Devaney of this city are registered at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Atlantic City, Miss Lauretta DeVizla, city, has been a guest at Dennis Hotel, Atlantic City. Bobby LeBarr of New Milford is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Marsh of 7 North Meade Street Misses Jean MacArt, Kathryn Piercy of West Pittston, and Mary Gill of Pittston, will give a dinner bridge on Thursday night at Irem Temple Country Club in honor of Miss Helen Smiles of Linden Street, West Pittston, who will be married on August 18 to Dr. Edward Wicks. Other guests will be Misses Marlon and Doris Smiles Doris Wicks, Dorothy Burd, Leona Wlntle, Grace Langford, Betty Carpenter. Mrs. Esther Berkhart.

of Bear Creek entertained at a' cocktail party recently for her guests, Mr. MrSjjDwJjght Scobel Prince-J Miss Mary C. Moran of Luzerne, who will leave on Saturday for Harrisburg where she has been transferred by the Bell Telephone Company, was honored at a dinner given by her bridge club on Monday night at the Vanity Fair. Miss Moran received a gift. Other guests: Misses Antonia Rekus, Gertrude Buhsmer, Kathleen Keyes, Mary Cawley, Teresa McDonough.

Beatrice Ferry, Nell Kocot, Loretta McTague, Mary Howley, Jule Kelly, Elizabeth ttvers. Frank Uzdilla of Detroit, who has been spending a month at his home in Lee Park, was honored at a farewell party at the home of Miss Pauline Chevastek, 54 Plymouth Avenue, Firwood. Mr. Uzdilla returned to Detroit last night. Guests: Ann Kay Kazecki, Helen Pominek, Frances and Helen Bo-lesta, Genevieve Helinski, Lillian Chmelewski, Mary Bonkas, Millie Shipplck, Amelia Lazarchick, Helen Botorsavage, Agatha Gutowski, Irene, Mary and Elizabeth Paddock, Dolly Jobers, Louise Rotola, Lydia Kunkle, Irene Burdenski, Anna Berinski, Ann Rickert, Helen Za-laska, Helen Suitayus, Eleanor Potts, Ann Kordis, Helena Strzlaka, Walter Chmelewski.

Michael and John Bonkas, Al Niemenski, Edward Quirin, Michael Jula, John Wesneski, John Moczuga, Alfonso Amshay, Edward Slabinski, Edward O'Kronley, John and Al Sailus, Al Sponder, Alex Revenak, Anthony D. Uzdilla, Charles Popo-louski, Frank Chesney, William Shikoloski, Stanley Serafin, Stanley Kochinski, Anthony Zolu, Leonard Pomictor. Mrs. D. M.

Hobbes of Kingston recently entertained her sister, Mrs. John Williams, of Shick-shinny; Myrtle Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Edwards and daughter. Miss Cora Edwards of Sullivan Street, have returned from Aebury Park.

Stanley C. Erath of 111 Hanover Street has returned from a week at Atlantic City. He was registered at Dennis Hotel. Misses Anne and Helen Gogolach, 76 Academy Street, Plymouth, have returned from a trip to Ontario and Quebec, where they visited the Dionne quintuplets and the St Anne de Beaupre shrine. They spent the week end at Saratoga Springs.

The condition of Henry W. Mer-ritt of 111 North Franklin Street, who submitted to an operation yesterday at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, was given last night as "fairly good." Mrs. Samuel Kirshner of 271 River Street, Plains, is home from a trip to Poland where she visited her parents. She also toured other European countries. Prof.

Rilla E. Jackson, retired head of the public school art department of Syracuse University and author of a textbook on American art, is visiting her former pupil, Mrs. Burt B. Bryant at Meeker. Mr.

and Mrs. James Meighan of Old River Road are touring New England. Miss Wilhelmina Hayes of Laurel Street, Parsons, has had as a guest Miss Helen Honevmon of Norristown at the Wil-A-Mina Cottage, Stoddartsville. Miss Helen Williams of Nicholson Street will return the latter part of Beach. the week from Virginia (In Wilkes-Barrt Society Circles) Saturday, August 10, 1907 The preacher at Glen Summit to morrow will be Rev.

M. Griffith D. pastor of First M. E. Church, Asbury ark.

Bowman Mulligan and Jared atark are building cottages near Dallas, adjoining the summer home of Walter Carpenter. Saturday, August 11, 1917 Mrs. Stanley Freeman and brother, Charles Levy, left yesterday for Fort Oglethorpe, where the former will join her husband, Dr. Freeman, who is in the U. S.

Army concentration camp for physicians. Mrs. F. A. Phelps and daughter.

Miss Frances Phelps, returned Mrs. S. C. MacDaniels has been visiting in Richmond Hills. Joseph Lynch of 13 South Pennsylvania Avenue is a patient at Mercy Hospital.

Donald Moses of Kalamazoo, is a guest of Warren Mott of Monument Avenue, Wyoming. Miss Mary Casey of Newport Street, Ashley, has returned from Washington and Virginia. Robert Devaney of Butler Is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Devaney, of 157 Dana Street.

Mrs. H. A. Moonev and son. Harry Mooney, of Barney Street, will go to Atlantic City on Friday to spend the week end with the former's daughter, Miss Olga Mooney.

Michael English, Jerry Daylida and William Schneck of this city are in Canada. Mrs. Carmella Fiore and granddaughter, Miss Florence Fantozzi, of 260 South Welles Street, will leave today for New York and Lake Parsipping. Capt. and Mrs.

William A. Clark. son Thomas, and daughter Mar garet, of Monument Avenue, Wyoming, are guests at Hotel Sheldon, Wildwood, N. J. Miss Nan Lenahan of South Main Street, who has been spending a week with Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Rosser Jones of Rochester, will leave there today to visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Peterson at Saratoga. Miss Lenahan will return here Sunday. Mrs. David P. Ayars of 161 Dana Street is stopping at Ohalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.

Mrs. M. J. Burns of Auburn Street has returned from New York City where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Gunning.

Mrs. William Rau of Walnut Street, Kingston, has returned after spending 10 days at Ocean Grove as a guest of Mrs. George Nobel. Mr. and Mrs.

C. A. Tilghman have returned to their home in Kenmore, N. after spending several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Sor-ber of 22 Simpson Street. Mrs. Jack Buntin of Long Beach, Is visiting her brother, Hugh Henrathy of 908 East Northampton Street for two months.

This is the first time Mrs. Buntin and her brother have seen one another in 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Henrathy, Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Henrathy, Miss Anna Oliver and Mrs. Buntin have returned from 10 days in Atlantic City. Mrs. Joseph A.

Gunning of Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, is a patient at Polyclinic Hospital, New York. She is improving steadily. Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. Briggs of Forty Fort recently entertained Mrs. Verdie Clewell Kline of Bing-hamton. Mr, and Mrs. John Endres of Herkimer and Mr.

and Mrs. John Endres of Endicott have returned after spending a week as guests of their cousin, Ludwig Fischer, of South State Street, Your old, worn, "bumpy" mattress can be rebuilt and made, useful for many more years at surprisingly low cost Innenprlnt and Klou PrieeS Accordingly fall cleetkHi on display. Any die madl rder. BOX SPRINGS REPAIRED AN II RECOVERED UKK Ipil it! Mrs. Oscar Williams, Prof, and i Mrs.

W. B. Sutliff of Bloomsburg: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Varcoe and son John of Waymart; Mr.

and' Mrs. J. E. Pooley of Madison, N. and Mrs.

Martin Pooley of Kingston, at her summer home in Trucksville. Miss Florence Ayers is chairman of the swimming party and wiener roast to be given by Wilkes-Barre City Christian Endeavor Union on Monday at Sans Soucl Park. Miss Mildred Williams of 55 Charles Street, Ashley, is accepting reserva tions. Those attending have been whii-h Imvm Piihiir Snimrn on, the hour and every 20 minutes. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Glendon Prynn of Dana Street, Forty Fort, who were recently married, were honored at a recent at Sutton Hall, Dallas. Guests: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callahan, Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. James VanWhy, Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prynn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redmond, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Prynn, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coon, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sutton, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Price, Mr. and Mrs Frank Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wall, Mrs.

Mary Wilson, Vera Bellas, Adeline Prynn, Frank Mekitis, Edwin Pace, Betty Metz, Elizabeth Jones, Dorrance DeWitt, Marie Andreas, Philip Disquz, Thomas Earl, Robert Cyphers, Betty Callahan, Charles Barstis, Ralph Sands, James Saunders, Mrs. George Metz, Roy Jones, Garman Powell, Mary Prynn, Chester Glahn, Marjorie Prynn, Margaret Callahan, Ruth Callahan, Marlon Yurko, Irene Federko, Ruth Hoover, Barbara Metz, Mrs. Byron Sutton, Pearl Frantz, Eva Talamlis, Jane Jones, Ruth Jones, Alberta Cyphers, Helen Parrish, Louise Webb, Chester Glahn, John Federko, Steve Yurko, John O. Jones, Thomas Gay, Steve Welitchko, William Lamoreaux, Joseph Callahan, Lawrence Callahan, James McGroarty, Richard Prynn, Robert Callahan, Herman Coon, Robert Cyphers, Robert Jones, William Walters, Budd Morton, Walter Sherrin, Howard Earl, Cecil Spencer, Louise Webb. Miss Ada Mae Trefry, North Washington Street, is guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Evan Hughes, Glen Summit. Rev. W. R.

Pierce of West Terre Haute, is visiting his sister and family at 579 North Franklin Street. He will also visit a brother in Plains and one in Sc rant on. Rev. Mr. Pierce is a former resident of this section.

He prepared for college at Hillman Academy and is well and favorably known through the Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kuhn and daughters, Ruth and Florence, of Harrieburg, have returned after visiting Mrs. Arthur Davis of Warren Avenue, Kingston.

Mrs. E. J. McDermott and children, Maryann, Frank and Edward, and the former's sister. Miss Elizabeth Ann Kettrick, of Chestnut Street, Kingston, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Handley of Detroit. Miss Jean Casey of Newport Street, Ashley, is spending two months in Washington as a guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Dice.

Miss Marion Conwell, daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. P. L. Conwell of 33 Charles Street, has gone to Philadelphia to visit relatives. Mrs.

Margaret Woodward and daughter, Miss Margaret Woodward, of 44 West Carey Street Plains, have returned from Lacey-ville where they spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Williams of 508 Carey Avenue.

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