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Durkin Honored
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of ‘the Pennsylvania State Police,
Troop B., for fifteen years,
A graduate of Northeastern Catho-
lic High School, Mr. Durkin is a
member of the New York Downtown
Athletic Club, Fox Hill Country
Club, the Order of Elks, and the
Gate of Heaven Church,
Mr. Durkin is married to the for-
mer Ann Jean Edmondson, of Dan-
ville, Pa. They have four children,
Easy to reach—
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Call Dallas 151-R-T
for Motor Twins’ Cars
"| Military Academy, Edward and (Carol
James Jr., a student at Valley Forge
Ann at Wyoming Seminary and
Barbara, aged three,
Purple Finches Here
Purple finches are here. Mrs.
Herbert A. Smith, Jr. has two steady
customers at her bird feeders, one
finch, male, has visited the Dallas
Post feeder, An oriole has been
heard on Franklin Street.
Kawanis Women
Dallas Women of Kiwanis held a
mother and daughter dinner at]
Irem' Temple Country Club Wed-
nesday night. Prizes were present- |
ed ‘to the oldest mother present,
Mrs, I. Dissinger, and the youngest
mother present, Mrs. Mildred
Pinftard.
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Township May Queen
Joan Davis
Joan Davis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grier Davis, Fernbrook, will
reign as Queen of the May at Dallas-
Franklin Township on Wednesday,
and Patricia Van (Campen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Campen,
Overbrook Avenue, will serve as
Maid of Honor.
Senior attendants are Therese
Chukinas, Marilyn Rogers, Lorraine
Wasserm and Marcia Trimble. |
Junior attendants are Irene Shultz |
and Lena Misson. |
Tenth grade attendants are Rose-
ann ‘Patner and Janet Rogers. |
The Queen and Court of Honor
were elected by high school stu-
dents, following nomination of can-
idates. Sophomores and Juniors
elected their own representatives.
Festivities will be carried out on
the lawn in front of the school un-
less grading has not yet started on
the athletic field, in which case the
field will be the scene of the morn-
ing program.
In case of rain, the May Queen |
will be crowned on the following
daly.
Flower Girls: Margaret Schobert,
Ruth Ann Tinsley, Marjorie Baird,
Ruth Croman, Sheila Hilbert, An-
gela Vossler, Marlene Milne, Caro-
lyn Evans, Christine Ferrell, Char-
lotte Roberts, Gloria Dolbear, Marie
Snyder, Susan Fleming, Barbara
Lee.
Train Bearers:
Jeffrey Edmunds.
Crown Bearer: John Zarno.
Heralds: Richard Rogers
Robert Rogers.
First Grade: Donna Smith, Jef-
frey Lees, Mary Ann Hardik, Larry
Schlittler, Beatrice Gramley, Gary
Smith, Susan Larish, James Mur-
phy, David Williams, Paul Haradem,
Charles Watkins, Fred Dewees,
Donna Getz, Audrey Jasterzenski,
Gary Whitesell, George Swayer,
Judy Kapalka, Alice Newberry, Di-
ane Stash, Allan Estey, John Bun-
ney, Robert Eaton, John Elenchik,
Andrew Germick, Ronald Hess, Billy
Kotyk, George Layaou, Larry Lle-
wellyn, William Smith, Ralph Wall,
Ronnie Earl and
and
| and went to housekeeping in. Marian,
THE POST, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1952
mmm
Married Forty Years
3
Atty, and Mrs. Burt B. Lewis,
Woodlawn Drive, will [celebrate
their fortieth wedding amniversary
Tuesay, May 6.
Mrs. Lewis is the former Elizabeth
Ridgeway, daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs. Edward Ridgeway of Wyo-
ming, Atty. Lewis is son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis of West
Pittston. His dad was a merchant.
The couple was married by the
Rev. James Benninger, an old family
friend, in his parsonage at Scranton
Md., where Atty. Lewis, though a
graduate of Dickinson Law School
and already a member of the bar,
was principal of the High School.
When Mrs. Lewis became home
sick, five years after their marriage,
the Lewises moved back to West
Pittston where Mr. Lewis taught for
three years before opening his law
office in Pittston in, 1919. Tn 1932 he
moved his office to Miners Bank
and later to his home in Dallas.
The Lewises have two sons, Bob,
office manager for L. L. Richard-
son, whose family they have man-
aged to keep right next door so that
they ican enjoy eight year old
Bonnie Gayle, and George, head of
the mathematics department at
Clarion State. Teachers College.
George who will get his Ph. D. |
shontly was one of five educators
selected to evaluate mathematics
text books for use throughout the
state, a nice vote of confidence.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Lewis are
members ©of the Dallas Methodist
Church where Mrs. Lewis acts as
secretary for both the J.AB. (Class
and the W.S.CIS. Mr. Lewis who
filled in as teacher of the Brace
Bible (Class at the death of Prof.
Brace and still pinch hits sometimes
for Prof. James, explains with a
sly wink, that he doesn’t teach [Sun-
day School regularly because ‘law-
yers are wicked people”. A member
of the Bar ‘Association, he is Bor-
ough solicitor, solicitor for the Rural
Building and Loan and for the First
National Bank. Vitally interested in
anything Back Mountain, he has
searched titles gratis for the Library
and has always been gracious about
doing law work for community or-
ganizations as his contribution.
When asked what his hiobbies and
interests were, 'Atty. Lewis happily
grinned, “My kids! and I'm mighty
proud of them.” : y
Because of Mrs. Lewis's recent ill-
nes, the couple will spend Tuesday
quietly with their families and
celebrate their anniversary later on.
Friends and neighbors wish to ex-
tend their congratulations and hope
they”ll spend many many more
happy years together.
Dorven Rhone; Judy Besteder,
Gloria Covert, Rosemary Creamer,
Karen Fitzgerald, Linda Lou Hil-
gert, Earlene Layaou, Nancy
Weitchka, Diane Wertman.
Second Grade: Richard Appleby,
Dick Armstrong, John Carey, John
Fowler, Robert Getz, Gerald Gosart,
Earl Harris, Ralph Kuniskas, Doug-
las Lamoreaux, Dale Maza, Teddy
Montross, John Simon, Michael Sol-
tischick, Lewis Chere, Ralph Belles,
Carol Evans, Joyce Hilbert, Janet
Lawrence, Mary Mokychick, Sandra
Martin, Roberta Macknik, Lorraine
Palmer, Beverly Race, Linda Rice,
Carol Weiss, Betsy Williams, Hilda
Root, George Apaliski, Sandra Am-
brose, William Bartoo, Richard
Brown, Judy Butler, Robert Cook,
Nancy Coolbaugh, Linda Conden,
Lois DeGraw, Gail Dixon, Susan
Dorrance, Robert Dymond, Nancy
Elston, Robert Gardner, John Hill,
Donna Hopa, Marie Jasterzenski,
Esther Jones, Brian Joos, Jean
Kingsbury, Kimi Klisch, Mary
Knecht, Thomas Landon, Marie Ma-
shinski, Ronald Morgan, Dale Mo-
sier, Joy Redmond, Joan Schollen-
berger, Ronald Seymour, Frank
Smith, Sandra Strazdus, Robert
Wileman.
Third Grade: Charles DeWees,
James Kozemchak, Robert Senchak,
James Deward, James Simon, James
Fry, Arthur Owens, Edward Fritz-
inger, Sandra Coon, Jeannine Hoo-
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Simon, Sandra Schlittler, Thomas
Bozek, Richard Brace, John Camp-
bell, Edward Coolbaugh, Charles
Conden, Leslie Dickson, Leonard
Dorrance, Harold Eustice, Wesley
Evans, David Larmouth, Bruce Mur-
phy, Bradley Rauch, Ross Stein-
hauer, Robert Taylor, Ronald Tre-
wern, David Williams, Annabelle
Ambrose, Karen Besteder, Janet
DeGraw, Nancy Gebler, Nancy Lou
Harris, Elsie Heslop, Joanne Joos,
Judith Joos, Sandra Laidler, Bonnie
Lee Lord, Carol Mashinski, Arlene
Misson, Judy Newberry, Judy Price,
Inez Ryman, Martha Schoonover,
Lynne Seymour, Linda Stevens.
Fourth Grade: Grace Ann Bach-
man, Lynda Carey, Harriet Crispell,
Mary Louise Daley, Carolyn Dick-
son, Betty Elenchik, Patty Eyet,
Joyce Fischer, Floria Gramley,
Mable Jones, Donna Jasterzenski,
Irene Kuniskas, Sandra Lee, Pris-
cilla Martin, Rosalia Martin, Ruth
Murray, Judy Richards, Marion
Shupp, Carol Jean Yeust, Barry
Baird, Jack Barnes, Thomas Bloom-
er, Ronald Clemow, Billy Engle,
Billy Evans, Donald Hopkins, Rich-
ard Huddy, Bobby Phillips, Albert
Tondora, Patsy Soltischick, Shirley
Wall, Charlotte Armstrong, Judith
Shoemaker, Mary Ellen Bunney,
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Fifth Grade: Linda Colsten, Fay
Dymond, Sharon Johns, Geraldine
Letner, Carol Simms, Connie Veitch,
Carol Wagner, Melvyn Estey, Jef-
frey Herman, David James, Jack
Lasher, James Mitchell, Steven
Nemic, Billy Nothoff, Thomas Hopa,
Mary Jo. Kashuba, Lois Ann Ry-
man, Geraldine Goodman, Ann Dor-
rance, Patsy Keener, Audrey Race,
Lois Jane Carey, Geraldine Miller,
Carol Newberry, Elaine Kozemchak,
Ellouise Holmgren, Betty Harris,
Karen Klisch, Barbara Kozemchak.
Sixth Grade: Marion Dixon, Mae
Kingsbury, Irene Germick, Sandra
Baird, Beverly Gosart, Mary Ann
Simon, Gloria Sutton, Janice Hil-
bert, Nancy Tinklepaugh, Helen
Llewellyn, Barbara Phillips, Betsy
Mulcy, Woody Allen, Jerry Lancio,
Roger Belles, Richard Joos, Sandy
Simms, Clark Mosier, Leo Letner,
Stefan Hellersperk, John Fulmer,
Zackaroula Bitsakos, Joyce Meeker,
Mary Lou Davis, Melvina Moss,
Esther Layaou, Barbara Florek,
Barbara Kennedy, Donna Lee
Brown, Francette Wheatcroft, Keith
Hilbert, Clifton Williams, Wayne
DeReemer, James Finn, Raymond
Strazdus, Howard Coolbaugh, Ar-
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James Rogers, Jack Simmons, Alan
Stash.
General Chairman, Mrs. Thelma
Lamoreaux; First Grade—MTrs. Thel-
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Second Grade—Mrs. Helen Guyler,
Veronica Mills, Third Grade—MTrs.
Alice Yaple, Frances Bubb, Fourth
Grade—Mrs. Mary Mohr, Vernette
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