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Bake Sale Tomorrow
Members of Harveys Lake
Women’s Service {Club plan a Bake
Sale tomorrow at 2, on the lawn
of the chairman, Mrs. ‘Carl Swan-
son, Pole 183. Pies will be a
specialty, as well as cinnamon buns
and home-made bread, cakes,
cookies and cupeakes.
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SHOP
Pometoy’s
FIRST
s easy to get to!
Koom essa! Let's eat! will be the
most popular expression in vogue
with Pennsylfawnische Deitch and
and ‘“‘outlanders” alike, at the Penn-
sylvania Dutch Folk Fair, August
29-September 1, at Selinsgrove.
Aware of the almost universal
appeal of traditional Dutch food,
the sponsors of the Folk Fair, the
Pennsylvania Dutch (Folklore (Center,
of Franklin. & Marshall [College are
making preparations to provide for
the serving of vast quantities of
favorite Dutch dishes.
To date, women of eight churches
in Snyder (County, in the heart of
the central Pennsylvania Dutch-
speaking country, are looking for-
ward eagerly to serving their spec-
ialties to the largest gathering of
appreciative diners in their years of
serving church suppers.
These same women—daily practi-
tioners of the famed Pennsylvania
Dutch culinary art—are mow pre-
paring menus and placing their or-
ders for provisions in anticipation
of the four-day Folk Fair. Certain
of receiving favored places on these
menus will be such traditional deli-
cacies as chicken bot boi, shnitz un
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sauerkraut and string beans baked
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Other Dutch specialties food-
loving fairgoers have to look for-
ward to are home-made bread,
FRIDAY shoofly pie, nivvel soup, and various
6 3 other dishes. And while authorities
The Golden Horde” || ii. ‘out that the famed “seven
technicolor sweets and seven sours” of a tra-
ditional Pennsylvania Dutch meal
actually grew out of a myth, it is
one myth which will receive a lot
of popular support whenever it is
mealtime—which will be all the
time—during the impending Folk
Fair,
‘When fairgoers are mot eating,
it is just such interesting facets of
Pennsylvania Dutch folklore as the
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Koom Essa! Let's Eat With
The Pennsylfawnische Deitch
“seven sweets and seven sours’
myth that will be explained to the
uninitiated in what may be termed
the ‘Food for Thought” department.
Such discussions will take place
continuqusly throughout each day
and evening in the main program
tent. It is here that explanations in,
both a humorous and serious vein
will be offered for many of the
traditions and practices of the Penn-
sylvania Dutch,
From an overall standpoint, the
effort to touch on all phases of life
in the home, church, school and
community of the good Dutch people
of central Pennsylvania.
Hail Did No Damage
To Late Strawberries
When Mrs. Fred Updyke called
the Dallas Post to place a classified
advertisement for strawberry pick-
ers on Monday, she said that recent
hail storms had not damaged the
strawberry crop much, but that
hail .week before last had done
serious harm to tomatoes, in some
cases being driven right through the
fruit. Farmers in some areas re-
ported jagged chunks of ice, but
the hail was smaller in Pikes Creek.
Back in the Lineup
ONE OF THE WORLD'S greatest
athletes, Jim Thorpe is pictured
as he rested in the Rose de Lima
Hospital, Las Vegas, Nev., follow-
ing a heart attack. Now, home
again and well on the road to re-
covery, Big Jim is expected io re-
turn shortly to the night club he
has been operating ir Las Vegas.
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THE POST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1952
Dallas Entertains
Important Personage
BY WILLIAM L. AMOS
Mr. and Mrs. Watson B. Miller of
Washington were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Amos at their
place on Demunds Road. Mr. Miller,
former Administrator of the Federal
Security Agency, who was succeeded
by the present incumbent, Oscar
Ewing, and later was Commissioner
of Immigration, was recently ap-
pointed by the President and con-
firmed by the Senate as a member
of the Subversive Activities Con-
trol Board,
The board was set up under the
Internal Security Act to determine
whether Communist-front organiza-
‘tions must register with the |Govern-
ment. The board is. now holding
hearings to force the [Communist
Party to register.
Mr, Miller was much impressed
with the beauty of the scenery and
prosperous appearance of home in
the area. He predicted an era of
substantial residential and business
expansion for the Back Mountain
country, and said he felt that the
area would become a famous and
much patronized health and plea-
sure resort.
The Millers expect to return soon
for a longer visit, to enjoy the charm
and gracious living of a community
they have come to love.
Loyalville Ladies
To Meet Tuesday
Ladies Aid, Loyalville Methodist
Church, will meet Tuesday at 8 in
the church rooms. Members are
asked to bring a covered dish for
light refreshments, and a white ele-
phant for sale.
Legal—
SHERIFF SALE
Friday, September 12, 1952 at
10 o‘clock A. M. Daylight Saving
time.
By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa No.
87 October Term 1952, issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of
Luzerne County, to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale
by vendue or outcry to the highest
and best bidders, for cash, in Court
Room No. 1, Court House, in the
City of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, on Friday,
September 12, 1952 at 10 o'clock,
Daylight Saving Time, in the fore-
noon of the said day, all the right,
title and interest of the defendants
in and to
All those certain pieces or parcels
of land situate, lying and being in
the Borough of Dallas, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:—
THE FIRST THEREOF: Beginning
at the intersection of Elizabeth
Street and the easterly side of
Charles Street as shown on plot of
lots of Joseph and Elizabeth Wallo
in Map Book 2, page 309 in the Re-
corder of Deeds Office in and for
Luzerne Count'y, thence along
Charles Street, North 62 degrees
45 minutes East, two hundred forty
(240) feet to a point at the inter-
section of said Charles Street with
Park Street; thence along said
Park Street, [South 27 degrees 15
minutes East; one hundred fifty
(150) feet to a point in other lands
now or late of said Joseph and Eli-
zabeth Wallo; thence along the
same, and along the rear line of
lots 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34, South
62 degrees 45 minutes West, two
hundred forty (240) feet to a
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| point on Elizabeth Street aforesaid;
thence North 27 degrees 15 min-
utes West, along said Elizabeth
Street, one hundred fifty (150)
feet to a point, the place of be-
ginning.
BEING lots 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34
as shown on the aforesaid map.
Being lots 30 and 31 as conveyed
to John J. Tibus, et ux. by Walter
Kolankowski, et ux, by deed dated
May 5, 1942, and recorded in Re-
corder of Deeds Office in Deed
Book 815, page 539. Being lot 32 as
conveyed to John J. Tibus, et ux.
by deed of Peter V. McLaughlin, et
ux. dated May 20, 1946, and re-
corded in Recorder of Deeds Office
lot No. 33 as conyeyed to John J.
Tibus, et ux. by two (2) deeds, one
dated May 13, 1946, from Camilla
A. Burke and recorded in Deed
Book 989, page 280, and the other
dated May 29, 1946, from Joseph
and Elizabeth Wallo and recorded
in Deed Book 879, page 522.Being
lot No. 34 as conveyed by deed of
Camilla Burke, et al. to John J.
Tibus et ux. by deed dated May 13,
1946.
THE SECOND THEREOF: Begin-
ning at a point on the northeasterly
side of State Highway Route No.
309, said point being in line of
lands now or late of Grace P.
Richardson; thence along said
Richardson land, North 63 degrees
40 minutes East, one hundred sev-
enty six (176) feet to a corner in
line of the right of way of the Le-
high Valley Railroad Company;
thence along said right of way line,
South 28 degrees 32 minutes East,
seventy (70) feet to a corner;
thence South 63 degrees 40 min-
utes West, sixty two and eight-
tenths (62.8) feet to a corner;
thence South 36 degrees 35 min-
utes East, ten (10) feet to a cor-
ner in line of other lands of Shi-
ber; thence along said Shiber lands,
South 63 degrees 40‘minutes West,
seventy seven (77) feet more or
less to a corner on the north-
easterly side of the State Highway
aforesaid; thence along said State
Highway on a curve to the right
with a radius of 795.52 feet, eighty
(80) feet more or less to the place
of beginning.
BEING the same premises as con-
veyed by deed of Raymond F. Shi-
ber, et ux. dated July 12, 1948, and
recorded in Deed Book 991 page
457 in the Recorder of Deeds
Office in and for Luzerne County.
THE THIRD THEREOF: Beginning
at a corner of land late of Ray Shi-
ber on the northerly side of the
State Highway leading from Dallas
to Harveys Lake, forty (40) feet
from the center line thereof;
thence along the line of land late
of Ray Shiber, the following three
courses and distances; 1st. North
68 degrees 18 minutes East, eighty
five and six tenths (85.6) feet;
thence 2nd. North 36 degrees 35
minutes West, ten (10) feet;
thence 3rd. North 63 degrees 40
minutes East, sixty two and eight
tenths (62.8) feet to a corner in
the right of way of Bowman's
Creek Branch of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company, thirty (30) feet
measured at right angles from the
center of the main track; thence
along said railroad right of way on
a curve to the left, with a radius of
44028 feet, a chord course of
South 38 degrees 32 minutes East,
and a distance of one hundred fifty
three and seven tenths (153.7) feet
to a corner thirty (30) feet meas-
ured at right angles from the cen-
ter line of the track; thence South
53 degrees 55 minutes West, sixty
four and three tenths (64.3) feet
to the northerly side of the State
Highway aforesaid, and forty (40)
feet from the center line thereof;
thence along the northerly side of
said highway on a curve to the
right with a chord course of North
62 degrees 20 minutes West, and
a distance of one hundred ninety
five (195) feet to the place of be-
ginning.
veyed by deed of Raymond F. Shi-
ber, et ux. executed, delivered and
duly recorded.
Siezed and taken into execution
at the suit of John Prokopchak vs.
Mary M. Tibus & John J. Tibus and
will be sold by ;
ROBERT SHERROCK, Sheriff.
J. S. Russin, Attorney
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2 having seen action in the Asiatic-
Pacific area for two and a half
years. He is married to the former
Delphine Andrews of Shavertown.
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