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Once again, Montrose will be transformed into a wonderland for families to enjoy on December 5th, 6th and 7th.
Last year we introduced the first-ever holiday Light Decorating Contest. Our now annual contest continues this year. Homes, apartments and businesses in the borough are all eligible and encouraged to sign-up. Bonus points will be awarded to participants that use the "Gingerbread House" theme. First prize business winners will receive $500 cash, and the second-place winner will receive $250 cash. The residential first place winner will receive $1,000 cash and the runner up will receive $500 cash. Imagine the magic of driving around Montrose with all the homes and businesses lit up with Christmas joy!
You've never seen a real reindeer? Here's your opportunity Friday, December 6 only from 4:00-7:00pm during Christmas in Montrose.
The fun begins Friday evening when Santa's Reindeer visit The Green. Be sure to bring the kids Friday from 4:00pm-7:00pm. The reindeer will only be here Friday evening. It's a very busy time for them and they cannot stay for the weekend!
For the first time last year, The Christmas Village was open for business on Friday evening and what a scene that was. This year the new tradition continues. The Green will be lit up at night with the "storefronts" definitely bringing the Christmas spirit to those attending.
Friday night, the popular "Take a Bite Out of Christmas" kicks off the weekend with a variety of advance-sale ticketed tours including the Snowflake Tour, the Silver Bells Church Tour and the History-Mystery Tour. Each of the tours is an opportunity to learn about a piece of the rich history of Montrose and each tour has a unique mode of transportation depending on the theme of the tour including a hayride, a school bus and walking.
Friday evening highlights also include the United Fire Company's Parade of Lights and The Santa Roll of Chocolates by Leopold fame.
If you like to run, jog, or walk then you will want to be in town early Saturday morning for the Jingle Bell 5K. Dress up in a festive outfit or just try to stay warm. The 5K has grown every year and is fun for those who participate as well as for those who come to watch!
Saturday has something for everyone. The Village "Storefronts" on The Green, horse and buggy rides, train rides, vendors galore, Santa, the Festival of Trees, (that will be at The Relic this year), and a Gingerbread House contest at Slanted Art. Many of the churches in town will be participating in various ways, selling baked goods, crafts, lunches, and much more. At Saint Paul's Episcopal Church families can also find the Petting Zoo in the yard by the Church, as well as real, live baby kangaroos. The kangaroos' will be inside, they are very tiny and need to be warm. What a huge hit they were last year with the kids! Beta Rho Chapter of DKG will also have their craft fair at the church. Businesses in town will be open and ready to welcome all those visiting throughout the day on Saturday.
On Sunday things wrap-up with the Christmas Choral at 3:00pm at the Presbyterian Church. This never fails to bring the spirit of the season into the hearts of those attending.
These are just some highlights of this magical Christmas in Montrose weekend. There is so much more that you will hear and read about in the upcoming weeks as the planning continues. To find more in depth information about these events go to our website at https://christmasinmontrose.com/, or check us out on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ChristmasInMontrose. Also, WPEL will be featuring segments about Christmas in Montrose, WNEP will broadcast Live Friday morning of the festival beginning at 4:30am, and don't forget to watch for upcoming articles in your local papers.
When you are exploring beautiful Montrose on Christmas in Montrose weekend and have questions where to find what you are looking for, come to the Information Booth on The Green. Someone will be there to direct you.
The Susquehanna County Historical Society announces its events for the weekend of December 5th and 6th. The Society will have historic happenings and displays and will be doing fundraising to support the work of the Society.
On December 5th at noon in front of the Society, America250PA will unveil the Susquehanna County Bells Across America bell. America250PA has had as its goal to place at least one bell in each of Pennsylvania's counties. The Society is proud to be host to the bell which has been transformed by artist Kelly Finan to reflect the culture and history of the county. The bell is cosponsored by Coterra and Pennsylvania American Water and the Society thanks the Susquehanna County Commissioners for extending this honor. Refreshments will be available afterward.
The Society museum will be open on Friday December 5th from 4:00pm-7:00pm and on Saturday, December 6th from 10:00am-2:00pm for free tours. The museum features displays which tell the story of the county's history. The Museum store will be open for those shopping for books about that history. The Society will have a hot drink and snack stand on both days in front of the building. On Saturday, children's books will be read around the Society fireplace. At 10:00am and 10:30am, Karen Braker-Reed from the Montrose Library will be available to engage children in holiday stories.
A lovely, crafted array of decorated Christmas trees, centerpieces, wreaths and paintings will be on display during Christmas in Montrose at The Relic, 228 Church Street, Montrose. This is the sixth annual contest of The Festival of Trees and the first time in the new location. Schools, churches, families, offices, businesses, clubs and individuals are invited to create a holiday decoration to donate. All items are to be delivered to The Relic in advance by calling RaeJean Helms at 541-941-3013 or email at rjhelms50@gmail.com and letting her know what your item is so that it can be properly displayed.
The theme of this year's Christmas in Montrose is "Gingerbread." Themed contests include Gingerbread House and Dress Up Like a Gingerbread Man
All donated decorations will be in the silent auction with the donor's name or business displayed. This is a great way for businesses, classes, students, groups of crafters as well as individuals to participate and show their unique decorating talents. The public can view the trees, real or artificial, big or small, and bid throughout the day on Saturday, December 6, 2025, from 9:00am to 3:00pm. The highest bidder on each of the items will be the winner. All trees must be picked up no later than Sunday, December 8 at 4:00pm. Last year's Festival of Trees raised a total of $1,775 which benefited local children and families for a Merry Christmas.
There are other ways individuals, families or groups can get involved with the theme of the 2025 Christmas in Montrose, "Gingerbread House." Put your creative juices to use and enter the Gingerbread House contest. The houses will be displayed at Slanted Art at 158 Church Street which is a creative cooperative collection of artists and artisans' work. For this the holiday event, participants will create a gingerbread house with all edible ingredients. Battery operated lights may be used in the display. There are three divisions for the contest including adult-age 19 and up, teen ages 13-18, kids age up to 12. First, second, and third prizes will be awarded in each category. Entries must be dropped off at Slanted Art Gallery, 158 Church Street Montrose on December 3rd and 4th between 10:00am and 6:00pm.
Maybe you are not talented in decorating or designing Christmas decorations but are great at creating fun costumes. Then this feature of Christmas in Montrose is for all ages to participate. Dress up in your most creative Gingerbread Man costume and come to The Gazebo on the Village Green in Montrose on Saturday, December 6 at 1:00pm. Buddy the Elf will be judging the contest and first, second and third prizes will be awarded at that time.
There is no charge to view the lovely Festival of Trees, the Gingerbread Houses or the Gingerbread Man Costume Contest.
Steamtown National Historic Site is hosting a variety of holiday events throughout November and December. Celebrate the season with festive train excursions, hands-on family activities, and community programs that provide fun and memorable experiences for visitors of all ages.
Winter hours are now in effect at Steamtown National Historic Site. The park and museums are open Wednesday through Sunday from 9:30am to 4:00pm, and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. For current conditions and updates, especially during inclement weather, visit the park's Alerts and Conditions page.
Steamtown museum technician Amber Rose decorates the park for upcoming holiday events and family programs
On Thursday, November 27 – Thanksgiving Day – park is closed.
From November 28–30 – Holiday Express excursions to Moscow will be offered with departure at 11:00am and returning at 2:00pm. Families can enjoy a round-trip train ride from Steamtown to Moscow Station, transformed into a holiday North Pole. At the station, visitors can meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, participate in arts and crafts, explore model train displays, take photos, and enjoy cookies and cocoa.
On Friday, December 6 – Lackawanna Heritage Valley Santa Train (non-passenger) departs. Santa and Mrs. Claus will travel through upper and mid-valley communities in Lackawanna County, stopping at five historic train stations. Families can greet them and visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus at each stop: Carbondale, 10:30am; Archbald, 11:35am; Jessup, 12:20pm; Olyphant, 1:00pm; Dickson City, 1:45pm; Scranton/Steamtown, 3:00pm.
On December 7, 13–14, 19–21 – Iron Horse Society's North Pole Limited will depart at 10:15am, 12:30pm, 2:15pm, 4:00pm (Dec. 19 only: 4:00pm and 6:15pm). This 120-minute holiday adventure travels through Scranton's historic rail yard and Nay Aug Park. Activities begin in the museum with festive décor, music, the Santa Letter Station, photo backdrops, and interactive fun. During the train ride, Santa and Mrs. Claus visit each family. Following the ride, guests can enjoy cookies, cocoa, and additional activities in the museum. Proceeds support the Iron Horse Society's preservation and education programs at Steamtown. Advance tickets are strongly recommended and are available at TheIronHorseSociety.org.
On Thursday, December 25 – Christmas Day – park is closed.
Visitors are invited to celebrate, give, and ride through the holiday season at Steamtown National Historic Site. For more information on tickets, event times, winter hours, and park conditions, visit nps.gov/stea or follow Steamtown NHS on social media.
Note: Holiday train rides will run behind a historic diesel locomotive while repairs are being made to the Baldwin Locomotive Works No.?26.
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The 2025 Christmas at the Museum hosted by the Forest City Area Historical Society, corner of Main and Dundaff Streets, offers a fun-filled day for the whole family on Saturday, November 29, 2025.
Doors open at 11:00am – just in time for lunch. Enjoy a wimpie or pulled pork sandwich, homemade cabbage and noodles, bread pudding, and scones. Browse the vendors offering a diverse selection of Christmas décor, crafts, and gifts, and do not forget to bring a new, unwrapped toy to "Cram the Cruiser" in the Honesdale National Bank parking lot sponsored by the local Salvation Army, from 12:00pm to 2:00pm.
An hour of Christmas carols and videos at 1:00pm with a Choral and Band concert at the Museum.
Please come out and support Main Street businesses and the Forest City Area Historical Society. There is no better way to kick off the holiday season and there is something for everyone this Christmas at the Museum. The museum closes for the winter December 13 and re-opens in the Spring. Check us out on Facebook and on our web site: www.forestcityareahistoricalsociety.org.
The Montrose Kiwanis Club is pleased to announce that they will be conducting their annual Christmas Toy Drive again this year. The primary mission of our Kiwanis Club is to serve the children of our community. Helping families and children in need are what we are all about. Acts of kindness and caring are values we hold dearly.
As we reflect on Thanksgiving, what better way to make use of our blessings than to share them with those less fortunate among us. Christmas is a special time of the year, especially for the children. How sad it would be if even one child in our community did not experience the excitement and joy of opening gifts on Christmas.
There can be no better way to express the love we share during the Christmas season than to help a child enjoy the holiday with toys and gifts found under their Christmas tree. The Kiwanis Club of Montrose Area wants to provide just such an opportunity to our neighbors throughout Susquehanna County.
2025 will mark the 48th year the Montrose Kiwanis Club has conducted its annual Christmas Toy Drive. Last year, over 800 children in our area were able to enjoy Christmas in a very special way thanks to the generosity of so many caring neighbors and organizations that contributed to the Toy Drive. An amazing total of over 3400 toys and gifts were collected and distributed.
The Kiwanis Club is asking for the public's help and support again this year in this worthwhile community service project. CASH DONATIONS are urgently solicited and gratefully accepted so that we can purchase new toys in order to meet our goal of giving at least two or three new toys and gifts to each child. Donations of NEW TOYS ONLY are also being solicited and needed.
Please forward cash or check donations to the: Montrose Kiwanis Club, PO Box 345, Montrose, PA 18801. Checks should be made out to the "Montrose Kiwanis Club." Donations can also be given to any Kiwanis member or to Ed DeWitt, Toy Drive Chairman.
Also, as we enter the Christmas shopping season, please consider purchasing an extra toy or two and bring them to the drop off site located at Kost Tire, 555 Grow Avenue, Montrose. For more info, please contact the Montrose Kiwanis Club at 570-278-3537.
All proceeds will be forwarded to the Susquehanna County Christmas Bureau, a program affiliated with Susquehanna County Interfaith. They will coordinate the registration of recipients and the distribution of toys. Christmas toys and food baskets will be distributed to families on Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, at Interfaith's locations in Montrose, Susquehanna and Forest City.
The Kiwanis Club of Montrose Area invites everyone to participate in this annual service project. Please help us make a Christmas dream come true for the children in our local area and put a heartwarming smile on their face on Christmas morning as they open their gifts.
Following are October, 2025 sentences as handed down by Susquehanna County Court.
Lyndon A Wilbur, 48, of Springville, PA to 24 months of probation, pay a $25 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, pay restitution to the Victim in this case, perform 25 hours of community service, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, not to possess any firearms, not to have contact with the Victim in this case, submit a DNA sample and pay the applicable $250 fee, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Simple Assault on August 10, 2024 in Springville Township.
Dustin S Grassi, 34, of Friendsville, PA to 39 days to 23 months incarceration, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, perform 25 hours of community service, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, not to possess firearms, submit a DNA sample and pay the applicable $250 fee, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Forgery on May 31, 2024 in Great Bend Township. Mr. Grassi was also sentenced to 50 days to 12 months incarceration to run concurrent to the above sentence, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay restitution to the Victim, complete 10 hours of community service, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, not to possess any firearms, abide by the standard terms and condition of supervision for Criminal Trespass on June 20, 2024 in Silver Lake Township. Lastly, Mr. Grassi was sentenced to 50 days to 12 months incarceration to run concurrent with the above sentences, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, complete 10 hours of community service, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, not to possess any firearms, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for False Reports on June 8, 2024 in Silver Lake Township.
Giovanni G Amato, 28, of Meshoppen, PA to 10 days to 23 months incarceration, pay a $500 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $10 EMS, pay $300 to the PA Department of Transportation Trust Fund fee, pay $100 Act 198 fee, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, perform 25 hours of community service, continue with drug and alcohol treatment, complete the alcohol highway safe driving school program, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, comply with the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Driving Under the Influence on June 10, 2024 in Bridgewater Township. The Defendant was also sentenced to 60 months of probation, the first 11 months of which shall be served on home confinement, to run concurrent with the above sentence, pay a $200 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, complete 25 hours of community service, continue with drug and alcohol treatment, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, obtain a mental health evaluation, submit a DNA sample and pay the applicable $250 fee, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Aggravated Assault by a Motor Vehicle on June 10, 2024 in Bridgewater Township. Lastly, Mr. Amato was Ordered to pay a fine in the amount of $91 and the cost of prosecution for Speeding on June 10, 2024 in Bridgewater Township.
Kevon Burnett-Deroche, 32, of Bagota, NJ to 6 months to 24 months in a state correctional facility, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, pay restitution to the Victim in this case, submit a DNA sample and pay the applicable $250 fee, perform 25 hours of community service for Theft by Deception on April 8, 2020 in Choconut Township. Mr. Burnett-Deroche was also sentenced to 24 months of probation to run concurrent with the above sentence, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, complete 25 hours of community service, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Resisting Arrest on July 14, 2025 in Montrose Borough.
Daniel Andrew Darrow, 29, of New Milford, PA to 12 months to 60 months in a state correctional facility, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $100 Act 198 fee, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, submit a DNA sample for Possession with Intent to Deliver on July 26, 2024 in New Milford Borough. Mr. Darrow was also sentenced to 5 months to 24 months in a state correctional facility to run concurrent with the above sentence, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, submit a DNA sample for Flight to Avoid Apprehension on September 5, 2024 in Lenox Township. Mr. Darrow as also sentenced to 5 months to 24 months in a state correctional facility, to run concurrent with the above sentences, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, submit a DNA sample for Firearms Carried without a License on August 2, 2024 in New Milford Township. Lastly, Mr. Darrow as sentenced to 18 months of probation to run consecutive to the above sentences, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Evading Arrest on May 14, 2024 in Brooklyn Township.
Joshua Alan Manning, 34, of Factoryville, PA to 6 months of probation, pay a $300 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $25 EMS, pay $75 PA Department of Transportation Trust Fund fee, pay $100 Act 198 fee, complete 10 hours of community service, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, complete the Alcohol Highway Safe Driving School Program, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, complete a CRN, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Driving Under the Influence on April 20, 2024 in Lathrop Township. Mr. Manning was also sentenced to 19 days to 23 months incarceration, to run concurrent with the above sentence, pay a $100 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, pay restitution to the Victim in this case, perform 10 hours of community service, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Criminal Mischief on April 20, 2024 in Lathrop Township.
Kirk Lee Vanteger, 40, of Hallstead, PA to 36 months of probation, pay a $250 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $100 Act 198 fee, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, pay a $45 monthly supervision fee, complete 25 hours of community service, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, not to possess firearms, submit a DNA sample, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Possession with Intent to Deliver on January 7, 2023 in Hallstead Borough.
Zachary Thomas Mellor, 32, of New Milford, PA to 6 months to 23 months incarceration, pay a $200 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, submit a DNA sample and pay the applicable $250 fee, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Receiving Stolen Property on July 6, 2021 in Hop Bottom Borough. Mr. Mellor was also sentenced to 6 months of probation to run concurrent with the above sentence, pay a $300 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $25 EMS, pay $75 PA Department of Transportation Trust Fund fee, pay $100 Act 198, complete 10 hours of community service, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, complete the alcohol highway safe driving school program, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Driving Under the Influence on July 3, 2020 in New Milford Borough.
Shelley Dymond, 53, of Montrose, PA to 6 months of probation, pay a $300 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $25 EMS, pay $75 PA Department of Transportation Trust Fund fee, pay $100 Act 198 fee, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, complete the alcohol highway safe driving school program, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit random drug and alcohol screenings, complete a CRN evaluation, abide by standard terms and conditions of supervision for Driving Under the Influence on April 28, 2025 in Montrose Borough.
Diane Patrica Steneck, 55, of Clifford Township, PA to 6 months of probation, the first 2 days of which shall be served on home confinement, pay a $500 fine, pay cost of prosecution, pay $25 EMS, pay $75 PA Department of Transportation Trust Fund fee, pay $100 Act 198 fee, pay $45 monthly supervision fee, obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation, complete the alcohol highway safe driving school program, not to utilize alcohol or controlled substances while on supervision, not to enter any establishment whose primary purpose is the sale of alcohol, submit to random drug and alcohol screenings, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Driving Under the Influence on January 23, 2025 in Clifford Township.
Kevin Benjamin Visavati, 55, of Hop Bottom, PA to 36 months of probation, pay a $5 fine, pay the cost of prosecution, pay $50 Criminal Justice Enhancement Act fee, pay restitution to the Victims in this case, submit a DNA sample, abide by the standard terms and conditions of supervision for Criminal Conspiracy/Theft by Unlawful Taking on My 18, 2023 in Springville Township.
The following were accepted into the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program: Juan Jose Hernandez-Jaime, Andrew Michael Heller, Caleb Joseph Reynolds, Danielle Lynn Norris, Todd James Slater.
The Susquehanna County DOMESTIC RELATIONS Section has outstanding BENCH WARRANTS for the following individuals as of 8:50am on November 21, 2025. Lloyd Baker, Larry Denney Jr., Richard R. Forba, Charles M. Lynady III, Tyler J. Nelson, Christopher M. Stephens. Please contact the Domestic Relations Section at 570-278-4600 ext. 4050 with any information on the location of these individuals.
Barkan, Jeannette (Trust By Trustees) to Barkan, Jeannette (Trust) for $1.00, one location in Montrose 2W and one in Choconut Township.
Mineral and Royalty: Golden Eagle Resources LLC and Golden Eagle Resources II LLC and Golden Eagle Resources II-C LLC and Silverhawk Resources II LLC and Siltstone Resources LLC and Siltstone Resources II LLC and Siltstone Services LLC and Davis Sus 3H and Cook N Sus 2H and Koromlan 107HC to Red Sky Ridge Owner LLC for $10.00, one location in Lenox Township, one in Rush Township and one in Auburn Township.
Marks, Warren L and Marks, Barbara S to Eshbaugh, Curtis L and Eshbaugh, Pamela M for $2,000.00 in Apolacon Township.
Connor, Devin Lyn (NBM) and Willis, Devin Lyn and Willis, Christopher Drew and Connor, Stacy (NBM) and Lewis, Stacy and Lewis, Matthew to Sleeman, Zachary and Sleeman, Laura for $245,000.00 in Clifford Township.
Hurd, Helen A to Hurd, Keith Robert and Strohl, Connie L for $1.00 in Little Meadows Borough.
Mulford Camp Properties to Burrill, Douglas (Trust) for $260,000.00 in Choconut Township.
Fitzsimmons, Michael K to Fitzsimmons, Michael K and Fitzsimmons, Audrey for $1.00 in Lenox Township.