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THE POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1951
Shavertown Buction
Workers Listed
Mrs. Byron Creasy, chairman of
Shavertown . solicitation committee
for the Library Auction, wishes to
thank her co-chairman, and com-
mittee for their splendid coopera-
tion in rounding up materials for
the sale, July 6 and 7.
Co-chairman is Mrs. Thomas Gra-
ham. Committee members are
Mesdames James Edwards, George
Budd, Don Harris, Wilbur Lawry,
Edward Ribotski, Gerald Stout, Le-
Roy Bugbee, William Boyd, Gilbert
Austin, J. H. Godfring, George
Parker, Jack Parker, J. Kenney,
and Herbert Ray.
Mrs. Creasy herself picked up
quite a lot of nice things early in
June when she visited York and
Altoona and Philadelphia in her
car, working on friends and rela-
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Receives Doctor
Of Music Degree
Kenneth Appleton, above, direc-
tor of bands at Arkansas State
College, has been awarded the doc-
tor of music degree by the Musical
Arts Conservatory at Amarillo,
Texas. He is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Appleton, Shaver
avenue, Shavertown.
A graduate of Kingston Township
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at Ithaca College and his master’s
degree at Lehigh University. He
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Dorrance F amily Relinquishes
Long Presidency Of Association
The fourth member of the Dor-
ance family to hold the presidency
of Wyoming Commemorative Asso-
ciation, Miss Frances Dorrance, will
preside at Tuesday's observance at
Wyoming Monument, then relin-
quish the presidency to Colonel
T. H. Atherton.
Observance will be at 10:30 A.M.,
with an address by Dr. Paul A.
Wallace, editor of the quarterly,
“Pennsylvania History”, professor
at Lebanon College, and member
of The Pennsylvania Historical and
Museum Commission. He will
speak on ‘This Land is my Inheri-
tance.” =~
Exercises will be open to the
general public.
The Association commemorates
the 1778 Massacre, when Indians
from the Six Nations swept down
the Susquehanna in collaboration
with the British, and nearly wiped
out the young settlement. History
records that only old men and
young boys, settlers not fit for mili-
tary service, were left at the settle-
ment to combat the bloodthirsty
horde, but that providentially Col-
onel Zebulon Butler and Colonel
Nathan Dennison were home on
leave, otherwise the catastrophe
would have been complete.
Charles Dorrance and Steuben
Jenkins called the citizenry to ob-
serve the 100th anniversary of the
massacre in 1878, and organized
the Wyoming Commemorative
Association officially in 1881. Char-
les Dorrance was the first presi-
dent. It was Benjamin Dorrance,
an ancestor, who lived through the
massacre as a twelve-year-old boy.
Upon Charles Dorrance’s death
in 1892, Calvin Parsons filled the
presidency until 1895, when Ben-
jamin Dorrance took over and
served until his death in 1922.
Miss Anne Dorrance, following
in her father’s footsteps, accepted
the presidency in 1922 and served
until her own death in February
of this year.
Miss Frances has taken the chair
pro-tem, the fourth of her direct
line to hold the honor. She will
relinquish the post, and the pres-
idency will pass from the Dorrance
family to T. H. Atherton on Tues-
day. 7
Three Back Mountain men are
vice presidents, Colonel Dorrance
Reynolds, Harry B. Schooley, and
Abram Nesbitt 2nd.
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sister, Lenore, who was married
Saturday afternoon to William Day-
ton Dymond. Present were: Mrs.
Wilma Fish, Mrs. Dorothy Gay,
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Mrs. Phyllis Piatt, Miss Dorothy
Ann Edwards, Miss Joan Fine, Miss
Hildegarde + Ickinger, Miss Sue
Sutton, Miss Elfreda Vreil, Miss Le-
nore Pascoe, Mrs, Philip Pascoe,
the guest of honor and the
hostesses.
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