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A 3/[C Joseph Wroblewski who
has been stationed at Chanute Field,
Ill., is spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wro-
blewski, Garbutt Ave., Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hutchison,
Overbrook Road, will have as week-
end guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Dodson of Cambridge, here to at-
tend the Turrell-Wolfe wedding.
Mrs. Alan Scattergood, Glenside,
will bring the twins, Alan and Linda,
to spend Memorial Day with Mrs.
Melvin Mosier, Dallas R. D. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Rider Ben-
scoter, Oakdale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Oney, Johnson City, are
ing,
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Arnold, Garinger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Garinger of Harveys
Lake, was a member of the grad-
uating class at Bloomsburg State
Teachers’ College on Monday. He re-
ceived the B. S. Degree, majoring
in science.
Arnold is a graduate of Lake
Township High School where he
was editor of the year book, a mem-
ber of the basketball and baseball
teams and the Northeast District
Band.
In the fall of 1951 he entered
Bloomsburg State Teachers College
where along with his diploma this
week he received the coveted Serv-
ice Key, the highest award the Col-
lege gives its graduates. He was
president of the Senior Class, mem-
ber of the Science Club, the Pep
Committee, Bloomsburg Players,
College Council, Varsity Club, Wes-
ley Fellowship, humor editor of the
College Magazine, writer of ‘“Un-
der Currents” in the college paper,
and director of many talent shows.
This summer Arnie will again
direct the Irem Temple Country
Club swimming pool and in the fall
will leave to teach at Tredyffrin-
Eastown High School in Berwyn, Pa.
Deborah Ann Shewan
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shewan,
Levittown, Pa., announce the birth
of a seven pound, one-half ounce
baby girl, Deborah Ann, May 8. The
Shewans have two other children,
Linda Lee, aged seven and Larry,
Car Crashes Pole
At Pikes Creek
Teen-Agers Escape
Serious Injury
Seven teen-agers, four boys and
three girls, escaped death Tuesday
night at 11 when the car in which
they were returning from Wolfe's
Grove roller skating rink struck an-
other car almost head-on at Pikes
Creek, rolled down the road, and
hit a utility pole.
The car, driven at high speed,
left the road at the curve near
Charles Updyke’s barn, swerved
back from the shoulder, crashed into
the second car with the left front,
and rolled over before coming to
rest on its side against the pole.
David Davenport, 61, Shickshinny,
driver of the second car, seeing the
car coming, out of control, pulled off
the road, pursued by the flying
car. His car is badly damaged. The
young driver did not carry insur-
ance. :
The Alfred Bronson ambulance
took five of the victims to Nesbitt
Hospital. Mr. Rittenhouse, of Hun-
locks Creek, following with two
more. The driver, Marvin Puter-
baugh, 18, Plymouth, was the most
seriously injured. Flesh was stripped
from his right hand and he bled
from scalp wounds. The remaining
six were treated for shock, brush
burns, bruises and contusions. One
girl suffered injuries to her lips
and teeth.
Mrs. Fred Updyke, hearing the
car roar down the hill, said, “He’ll
never make that turn,” and with
that there was the sound of the
crash. Other neighbors concur that
the car was speeding.
Women Of Rotary Plan
Covered Dish Supper
Dallas Women of Rotary held
their monthly dinner meeting at the
Irem Temple Country Club. Mrs.
Arthur Ross presided. On June 16,
a covered dish supper will be held
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Arthur Ross, Machell Avenue, Dal-
las. Mrs. Ornan Lamb is chairman
aged five. Mrs. Shewan is the form-
er Marjorie Phipps, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Phipps of Main
Road, Dallas. :
Mrs. Phipps has just returned
after spending three weeks with the
Shewans.
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Lots Of Parking
For Big Parade
Sweet Valley Has -
Picnic Facilities
Sweet Valley Memorial Parade
committee, by arranging for use of
Wolfe’s Grove, provides sightseers,
especially those with children, a
comfortable spot to enjoy the
parade on Memorial Day without
of this affair and will contact mem-
bers by phone.
A very interesting and entertain-
ing program of old time fashions
was presented by Mrs. Oswald Grif-
Robert Graves and Mrs.
Ambrose.
Guests were Mrs, J. L. Brownlee,
Mrs. Wilson Garinger, and Mrs.
Harry Goeringer.
Following members attended:
Mrs. Francis Ambrose, Mrs. Oswald
Griffith, Mrs. L. L. Richardson, Mrs.
Ornan Lamb Mrs, George Metz, Mrs.
Robert Hale, Mrs. Donald Evans,
Mrs. Jack Landis, Mrs. Lester Jor-
don, Mrs. Robert Bodycomb, Mrs.
Robert Graves, Mrs. Weldon Farrar,
Mrs. Nesbitt Garinger, Mrs. W. B.
Jeter, Mrs. Hanford Eckman, Mrs.
Harry Edwards and Mrs. Elmer R.
Dennis.
Francis
joined our
standing along ‘the main street for
two or three hours in advance.
There are a great many picnic
tables and plenty of seating space
where families can remain in com-
fort until the first strains of the
band. The parade breaks up as it
passes Wolfe's Grove.
Two church groups will serve
dinner, beginning at 11:30, but those
spectators unable to procure din-
ner at the Christian Church or the
Church of Christ will find plenty
of food at concession stands in the
Grove.
Drivers of cars are advised to
come early to avoid the traffic jam
which always develops just before
the parade starts at 2 p.m. With
four extra parking lots, there will
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be plenty of space for cars, but
reaching the spaces is another story,
cars travelling bumper to bumper
during the final twenty minutes.
The District of Cclumbia had a
delegate in Congress for four years,
1871-1875.
Gold Coast, West Africa, is known
as the “White Man’s Grave.”
DO YOU KNOW?
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state to adopt a system of ship
quarantine and it was the first
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then a pesthouse) to prevent
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