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Meeker
Grace Ide visited her parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Russell Ide, on Sunday.
The Ide’s grandson, Dana, with
Arthur Major and Severn Newberry
left on Monday, February 13, to
travel to Florida on their motor
bikes. They arrived on Wednesday
at the Sev Newberry home in
Deland.
Philip Anderson, brother of +Mrs.
Kenneth King and former Dallas
+ resident, who last week underwent
lung surgery, has returned to his
home in ‘White Plains, N. Y.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne King were Mr. and Mrs.
Donald King and family, Kunkle, and
Mr; and Mrs. Richard King and
farMly, Mt. Zion.
A Valentine W. S. C. S. meeting
was held at the home of Marie and
Letha Wolfe. Present were: Eliza-
Friday &
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ORANGE — 6:30
SHAVERTOWN — 6:40
ASERNBROOK — 6:45
DALLAS — 7:00
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beth Ide, Edna ‘Rebennack, Esther
Mrs. Annie Winter and Mr. and Mrs.
Alles, Linda Rogowski, Edna Kar-|| Fred Winter and family.
schner, Dorothy Steele, Ruth Rogers;
Edna King, Minnie Hoover, Myra
Wolfe, Addie ZXyttle, Glendoris
{ Shilanski, Mae King and Hazel Win-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooney, Pikes
Creek; celebrated their 21st (wedding
anniversary on Friday, Feb. 17. Their
daughter Barbara Ann, senior stu-
dent nurse at General Hospital, is
‘spending a two week vacation with
them.
Mrs. Ernest Daily and sons Ernest
and Edward left Saturday to return
to North Carolina where she will re-
join her Marine husband S/Sgt. Ern-
est Daily who has been on a tour of
duty in Cuba and Puerto Rico.
Mrs. Claudine Daily, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Miner and children Claudine
and Stanley Loyalville and Mr. and
Mrs. John Alles and Debbie, Wilkes-
Barre were Sunday dinner guests of
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Who hasn't cussed and discussed
more than once the fumes from the
rear end of a Greyhound bus, when
forced to travel behind one in traf-
‘[fic, Or any other bus, for that mat-
ter. Well, that so very obnoxious
smell was tolerated with heartfelt
thanks by many who gratefully fol-
lowed behind the big “Hound” in the
so very dense fog last. Saturday
night. bon
A few birthdays of last week that
were overlooked but not intention-
ally were: John Rebennack, Mrs.
Lawrence Wolfe, Willard Miner,
Minnie Hoover, and Harry Wolfe.
We hope they all had a Happy Birth-
day. This week greetings go to
Mrs. Esther Alles whose birthday is
on Thursday.
Ruggles
W. S. C. S. Meets
Mrs. John H. Gordon was hostess
to Ruggles W. S. C. S. at the parson-
age at Alderson, Thursday evening.
worship service in charge of Mrs.
Charles S. Williams. Valentines
were exchanged. Lunch was served
to Mesdames Darrell Loomis, Carl
Smith, Ralph Rood, Charles S. Wil-
liams, Robert Traver, Glenn Kocher,
Clarence Oberst, Lawrence Sickler,
Kenneth Williams, Donald Traver,
Daisy Crispell, ‘George Dendler,
Nadine Hoover, Earl White, Robert
Butler, Lewis Higgins, Treva Traver,
Theresa Hoover, Rev. and Mrs. John
H. Gordon.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Huffman
and children, Liberty, spent last
weekend with their mother, Mrs.
Beulah Bronson. Sunday her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. John Bronson
of Springville, and daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Traver
of Friendsville were here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reynolds,
Swoyerville, also Mrs. Edward Kon-
dracki and children, Plymouth, spent
Sunday with their mother and sister
Mrs. Lela Kocher and Nadine
A business meeting was held with:
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1961
Mrs. Elizabeth Sorber is spending
several days with her daughter and
Hoover. 7 ?
family. the Glenn Kochers. “Grand-
ma” also took over the household
duties while I spent a few days in
the hospital. :
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Orrison Kocher in the passing of her
sister, Mrs. John Shoemaker. Mrs.
Jane -Kocher, Mrs. Carl Montross,
Mrs. Rose Hoover attended the fun-
eral with Mr. and Mrs. Orrison
Kocher at Wyoming’on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bottoms of Red Rock on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler enter-
tained * her mother, Mrs. Mary
Rogers, and brother, Richard, and
sister, Mary Lou, of Idetown and
aunt, Mrs. Mary Williams of Jersey
City, at dinner on Saturday evening.
John Shoemaker, Wyoming, and
daughters and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Charleton of Virginia and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur McDaniels of Oak
Hill, spent Sunday with their aunt |.
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Orrison
Kocher. :
Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin,
Binghamton, N. Y., spent the week-
end with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Cornell. They were
entertained at Sunday dinner with
‘their aunt, Mrs. Jane Kocher.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Kocher and
family and Mrs. Jane Kocher spent
Saturday in Endicott, N. Y., visiting
Mrs. Kocher's son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Kocher.
Mrs. William Hoover and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hoover and family, all
of Binghamton, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Daisy Crispell,
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Derhammer
and children of Little Meadows vis-
ited Mrs. Derhammer’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dendler on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs: Donald Cornell en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. William
Franklin of Binghamton and Aderine
Nulton at dinner on Saturday eve-
ning. A
Class Meets
Treva. Traver entertained Crusa-
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ers Class recently. The class is selling
Easter candy. It is on display at
White's Gas station. Present: Mrs.
Charles Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
aldr Traver, Alan Sorchik, Walter
Bronson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Butler, Mrs. Carl Smith, and Mr. and
Mrs, Kenneth Williams.
Fernbrook
Mrs. Corey Crispell, Demunds
Road, Mrs. Edward Sidorek and Leon
of Goobleigh Farms visited Mildred
Posten at West Pittston on Thurs-
day. Miss Posten, who recently lost
her mother, will leave shortly to
make her home in the Christian
Missionary Alliance, in Carlisle.
William Hontz, Pioneer Avenue, is
confined to his home with the
mumps. . )
Paul Sidorek, Goobleigh Farms,
formerly 60 Harris Street, spent the
weekend with Albert Matukitus, East
Dallas. ’ :
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin and
son, David, Bethlehem, spent the
weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs!
George Shaver, Jr., of Overbrook
Avenue and the George Shaver, Sr.’s
of Tunkhannock.
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Jr. MYF Sees Coins
Junior MYF of Dallas Methodist
Church had as speaker Sunday eve-
ning Major Charles A. Dobie, teller
of First National Bank of Pittston,
who showed his coin collection, in-
cluding a gold double eagle and some
rare paper money. The lecture was
followed by a question period.
Westmoreland Band
Dinner Saturday At 6
Westmoreland Band Association’s
Annual Dinner is scheduled for Sat-
urday night at 6 in the school cafe-
eria. Serving under Mrs. Chester
Glahn, chairman, are Mesdames
Arthur Sinicrope, William King, Carl
| German, John Yalick, John Wardell,
| Sheldon Bennett, Raymond Cobb,
| Ralph Sands, Ross Kimball, and A.
|B: Larish.
Officers are: Donald Williams, pre-
sident; Mrs. Alvin Bolen, vice presi-
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Home Next Month
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Damage Control Fireman Donald
Stroud, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond T. Stroud, West Center Street,
Shavertown, «= will celebrate his
twentieth birthday anniversary next
month with his parents after
completing two years of service in
the Mediterranean.
After graduation from Westmore-
land High School and Wyoming
Valley Technical School as an honor
student, Don joined the U. S. Navy
Reserves and was assigned to the
flagship USS DesMoines. His tour
of duty took him to France, Spain,
Sicily, Greece, Turkey and Italy. The
DesMoines was one of the several
fortunate Sixth Fleet ships able to
attend the 1960 Olympics in Rome. |
Last July the ship received the
Commander Cruiser Force Atlantic
Fleet Engineering Award for its
engineering departments’ efficiency.
Fathers Of Y Indians
To Meet Tonight At 8
Fathers of the future Y dian
Guide tribes of the Back Mountain
Area will meet at the Back Moun-
At School In Fort Lee
Fort lee, Va. (AHTNC)—Army| For Registration Set
2d Lt. Charles E. Skopic, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Skopic, Lehman,
__SECTION B—PAGE 3
Back Mountain Dates
Registration Days, when voters Ci
recently was assigned to the Quar- | ™2Y change their party affiliations,
termaster School at Fort Lee, as|YeBister changes of address or for
a member of the school’s Mainten- | 8Ssistance in voting, have been set
ance Department. “4
A member of Pi Kappa Phi and Pi |
Gamma Mu fraternities and Scab- |
bard and Blade society, the 23-year-
old officer is a 1955 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and al
y the County Commissioners for
the Back Mountain region from noon
until 9 p. m. on the following dates
| at the following places:
February 23, Jackson ‘Township,
Jackson Township Fire Hall; Feb-
1959 graduate of Pennsylvania State | TU8YY 28, Lehman Township, Davis
University in University Park. Be- |
Fire Hall, Idetown; March 2, Ross
fore entering the Army he was em- | JoWnship, Sweet Valley Fire Hall;
ployed by the U. S. Department of | March 6, Dallas Borough and Town-
Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics in
| ship, Dallas Borough Building; March
Washington, D. C. His wife, Lynn, | 9, Kingston Township, Y. M. C. A.
lives in Arlington, Virginia.
© | Building, Shavertown (this Is a
NT ya change of date from that previously
- announced) March 9, Lake Towne
With Mueller Company |nip, Lake-Noxen High School.
After fifteen years with Acme | 4Any Luzerne County voter may
Markets in Zone 5, Edward A. | Tegister at any of the above regis-
| Makowski has accepted a position | Baiion places, or at any other in
uzerne County, whether he is a
| Luzerne a year
as sales representative for C. F.
Mueller Macaroni Company in the
Mr. and Mrs. Makowski moved to
their home 182 Parrish Street from
ago. They are
members of Gate of Heaven Church
‘Deadline For Seedlings
From State Is March 1
and Mr. Makowski is active in the
Knights of Columbus.
Deadline for ordering’ tree seed-
lings from the State is March 1,
unless seedlings are picked up at one
of the four State Forest nurseries.
| Applications may be made to the
Department of Forests and Waters in
Harrisburg, or one of the twenty
district forester’s offices. Price is
$7.00 per 1,000, and check or money
order should accompany order.
Many species are already exhaust-
ed. White Pine and Norway spruce
are still available.
Nurseries are at Clearfield, Green-
wood Furnace, Mont Alto, and Penn
Nursery in Centre County.
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Rainbow Assembly Party
The Charles James Memorial
Assembly of Dallas will hold a Valen-
tine Party following their meeting
Thursday, Feb. 23 from 9 p.m. to
10:30 p. m. at the Idetown Fire Hall.
All members are invited to attend
and may bring their girl friends.
Decorations and refreshments carry-
ing out the mood of Valentine's day,
will be feature of the evening.
A door prize will be awarded to
some lucky member and records will
be played for dancing.
Chairmen of the party are Sharon
Samuels, Worthy Advisor, and San-
Others are—Glenda
Williams, Carol Anderson, Barbara
Hopkins, and Karen Samuels. Mem-
bers of the Advisory Board helping
the girls are—mother Advisor, Mrs.
Evelyn Hopkins, Mrs. Madeline La-
Barr and Mrs Laura Samuels.
The black widow spider has a
bright red hour glass design on her
abdomen indicating that for her,
now is the hour to bite.
tain YMCA tonight at 8 p. m. to
make final plans for the formation
of the tribes. | Three or four tribes
will be formed of six to eight big and
little braves (fathers and sons). All
fathers of boys six to eight years of
age are invited to attend the meet-
| dent; Mrs. Chester Glahn, secretary;
Larry = Kintzer, treasurer. Lester
| Lewis is band director. Mrs. John
| Yalick is handling publicity for the
| dinner.
| The next meeting will be held
Tuesday night at 7:30 at Westmore-
land. >
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the Personal Property Tax Office at
the Court House that, due to
conditions created by unfavorable
weather, the time for filing returns
by persons owning mortgages,
judgments, notes, stocks and bonds
and other securities subject to the
4 mills tax has been extended to
March 1st. Forms for such returns
may be secured by calling or writing
to the Personal Property Tax
Department, Room No. 3, Court
House, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
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