THE POST, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1943
PAGE FIVE
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has been granted a permanent li-
cense by the American Kennel Club
0 judge smooth fox terriers and
® wire haired fox terriers at any
dog shows held under A.K.C. juris-
diction. Mrs. Cottle, under the ken-
nel prefix
breeding’ both smooth and Avire fox
terriers for
thoroughly familiar with{ the br
she has been licensed to judge.
has a breed-wide reputation as a
student of pedigrees and ‘family”
Local Breeder
Licensed Judge
American Kennel Club
Approves Mrs. Cottle
Mrs. Margaret McL. Cottle,
Street,
“Merricourt’’
many yeays and
Shavertown,
has been
me
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characteristics of all the well-known
fox terriers covering a period of
approximately 20 years, and is a
hard person to “fool” when it comes
to picking out good type and sound-
ness. Mrs. Cottle’s application for
a judging license was sponsored
by Robert B. Neff, President of The
Wire Fox Terrier Club; James M.
Austin, President of The American
Fox Terrier Club; Mrs. Rosalind
Layte, prominent breeder of wire
fox terriers and the famous “Burlin-
game’ strain of brussels griffons
(all three nationally known breed-
ers, exhibitors and judges). Also
by Prof. Frederick H. Dutcher of
Columbia University and Mrs.
Dutcher of Stamford, Conn.; Mr.
is, Tho #f6Tmes of Lahaska, Bucks
1S 3
BL og well known breeder of
She
racing greyhounds as well as of
smooth and wire haired fox terriers;
Mr. Thomas Gannon, popular
breeder and professional handler of
Auburn, N.Y. and Mr. James Guck-
aven of Hazleton, Pa.
Mrs. Cottle is a member of The
American Fox Terrier Club; The
Wire Fox Terrier Club of the Cen-
tral States; The American Spaniel
Club; The Cocker Spaniel Club of
Northeastern Pennsylvania; and is
a charter member of The Back
Mountain Kennel Club.
James Durkin of Lake street is
a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
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To Observe Golden Anniversary
MR. AND MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Laux of 124
S. Pioneer avenue, Shavertown will
celebrate their fiftieth wedding an-
niversary on Tuesday, April 27 with
a Mass of Thanksgiving at St.
Therese’s Church, Shavertown at
nine.
A dinner for the immediate fam-
ilies will be held at the Dresden at
one followed by open house at the
Dresden from 4 to 9 for relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Laux were married
in St. Nicholas Church, Wilkes-
Barre by Rev. Joseph Bidlingmier
JACOB LAUX
on April 27, 1898. Mrs. Laux was
the former Helene M. Schmidt. Mr.
Laux has conducted J. Laux and
Sons Manufacturing Company ma-
chine shop and metal stampings
business in Shavertown for the
past twenty-seven years.
The couple was blessed with nine
children, eight of whom are living;
Frederich, Trucksville, Paul, Ray-
mond, Joseph, Mrs. Helen Rother,
Mrs. Ruth Waldow all of Shaver-
town, Harold of Wilkes-Barre, and
Robert of Dallas. They also have
fifteen grandchildren.
Mrs. Christine Malkemes,
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Christine Malkemes was
guest of honor at a lovely surprise
tea given by her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Goeringer of N. Main street,
Wilkes-Barre, Monday afternoon to
help her celebrate her birthday
anniversary. She was seventy-
eight years old.
The tea table was attractive with
centerpiece of cut spring flowers
and decorated birthday cake. Mrs.
Malkemes was presented with a
bouquet of cut flowers by members
of ‘the St. Paul's Ladies Auxiliary
and another by her little great-
grandchild, Paul Candalino. She
received many other lovely gifts.
Group singing was enjoyed by
all with Mrs. John Taylor at the
piano.
Present were: Mrs. R. J. W. Tem-
plin, Mrs. Edith Davis, Mrs. Edith
Ahouse, Mrs. Willard Lozo, Mrs.
Catherine Lemke, Mrs. Byron Kit-
chen, Mrs. Delbert Garinger, Mrs.
George Kromelbein, Mrs. Anna Hei-
dere, Mrs. Morgan Ruch, Mrs. Earl
Reese, Mrs. Thomas Hontz, Mrs.
Charles Dressel, Mrs. Gertrude Mar-
ley, Mrs. Florence Malkemes, Mrs.
Mildred Malkemes, Mrs. Mary
Goeringer, Mrs. Eleanor Candalino.
Mrs. John Eck, Mrs. Bessie Ger-
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Mrs. Ruth Malkemes, Mrs. Gertrude
Malkemes, Carolyn Goeringer, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
Supper At Carverton
Anderson Sunday School Class
Mother & Daughter Party
Berean Bible Class of Shaver-
town Church will hold a mother
and daughter party in the church
on Tuesday night. The public is
invited. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. Bond, Whipp or
Myrtle Major before this evening.
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