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General chairman of solicitation |
Mrs. L. W. Hauck, and co-chairmen
Mrs. H. W. Smith, Mrs. Homer
Moyer, and Mrs.
announce workers obtained to date
for the annual drive for the Library
Auction, and set the date of June
12 at 1:30 at the Library Annex to
complete plans.
In Shavertown, Mrs. Frank Wad-
as, Elizabeth Warden, and Mrs. W.
Parker will solicit.
In Trucksville, Mrs. Lee Philo,
Mrs. Spencer Martin, Mrs. John
Kuder, and Mrs. C. G. Perkins.
Fernbrook, Mrs George Shaver,
Jr.;
AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 10th
Beginning At 11 AM. At
Idetown Corners - Hundreds
of items old and new to be
sold regardless of price.
EVERYONE WELCOME
. Bake Sale
and
Refreshments
' SpoxSORED By
ldetown Methodist
Church
Lehman, Mrs. Lester Squier;
| Oak Hill, Mrs. J. D. Cassar.
| Dallas Borough, Mrs. Roger
| Owens; Kunkle, Mrs. Raymond Els-
| ten; Franklin Township, Mrs. E. E.
| Philips; Lake, Mrs. Howard Cohen;
| Jackson, Mrs. Arthur Tremayne.
“FAREWELL DANCE"
Hanford Eckman |
the Student Council will be held on
June 2 at the gym. The music will
be furnished by the “Tones” from
8 until 11. Admission and sodas
are free. The chairman of the
dance is
secretary of the Student Council.
The dance is for Senior High only.
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A “Farewell Dance” sponsored by |
Betty Mannear who is!
i men .of South Dakota, to raise an
STARTS WED., JUNE 7
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John Williams, Robert Maturi, |
Robert Dolbear, George McCutcheon,
Franklin Gager and Fred Greenley |
(plus William Guyette in the back- |
ground) are guaranteed to keep the |
audience in stitches at the Kiwanis |
Show, “By the Numbers,” sched-
Dallas Junior High School.
The sextette above will have a
| song,
uled for Friday and Saturday at |
| Steve Sedler and. Harry Lefko ap-
| pear as a pair of yardbirds.
THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961
Six-Star Attraction At Kiwanis Show
featured part in the show, which
| will include many other attractions
in a widely variegated program of
dance and pantomime.
Dian Meyers, Sylvia Schooley,
Jack Rogers, Theresa Decker and
| Treva Traver will sing. Ira Smith
will be ‘heard on the trombone.
Danc-
ing Tars include Rosemary Faegen-
burg, Jean Tag, June Keating and
Ruth Guyette. Norma Smith is ac-
companist.
Receipts will go for the under-
privileged children’s program spon-
sored annually by Dallas Kiwanis
Club.
Tickets are available from any
member, or at the door.
Gets Medical Grant
WALTER A. FORRED
A young man who was born in|
Maple Grove parsonage while his |
father, Rev. Walter A. Foored Sr.
was. pastor of the Maple Grove
Charge, has won a medical grant
which will partially finance him for |
five years at the University of
South Dakota, three years of pre-
medical training, two .of medical.
Young Forred, a 1961 graduate of |
Vermillion High School, South |
Dakota, was one of three graduates |
in the State who received a grant.
Many local people remember the |
Forreds when they lived in this |
area. ‘Grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Grants are the result of a con-
certed effort on the part of medical
endowment fund for encourage-
ment of promising young candidates
for a medical degree.
Ross Township Residents
Plan School Improvement
Residents of Ross Township will
meet June 7 at 8 pm. at the]
school in Sweet Valley, to discuss
plans for raising money for needed
improvements. One of the goals is a
flagpole, another a stage in the
general purpose room.
At a recent group meeting, Rob-
ert Walsh was elected president;
Charles Master, vice president; Mrs.
Floyd Wolfe, secretary; Mrs. Harold
Culver, corresponding secretary;
Myron Moss, treasurer.
Trucksville PTA
Plans Annual Fair
Trucksville Elementary PTA will
held its annual fair Saturday, on
the school playground, beginning at
11 a.m. and continting until dark.
The fair, now in its fourth year, is
a high spot in enjoyment for young
and old. Each year new and dif-
ferent attractions are added.
Mrs. H. Byron Harris, general
chairman, announces the following
features: general food booth, offering
hot dogs, sandwiches, chips, pie and
beverage, Mrs. Owen Diehle, chair-
man; comics and toys, Mrs. Harry
Owens; flowers, Mrs. Robert Klein-
er; white elephants, Mrs. Edward
Bessmer and Mrs. Chester Hons;
games with prizes, Mrs. David
Peters;
hand made items, Mrs. George
Parks and Mrs. Al Turner; baked
goods, Mrs. Robert Mathers; pizza
and ice cream, Mrs. George Pierce. |
done by |
be
Decorating will
| Robert Kleiner.
Among the special features this
year will be ponies to ride, a clown
selling~ balloons, a Gypsy fortune
teller, and music by the Junior High
School band, under direction of Al-
fred Camp.
The fair is open to the public.
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Mrs. Bertha Brader, 82,
Dies At Bloomingdale
Mrs. Bertha Brader, 82, resident |
of Bloomingdale for the past eleven
years, died Wednesday afternoon at |
where she hed
been admitted a month earlier. She |
General Hospital,
was buried in Hanover Green Ceme-
tery Saturday afternoon, following
services «conducted from a Forty
Fort funeral hdme by Rev. William
Howie, pastor of Bible Protestant
Church, and Rev. A. James Cara, |
Bennett Presbyterian Church of
Luzerne.
Mrs. Brader was a former West |
Side resident, a native of Luzerne, |
daughter of the late George ‘W. and
Lydia Pettebone Engle. At Bloom-
ingdele, where she made her home
Ernest P. Jones
Dies At Silkworth
Ernest P. Jones, 72, resident of
Lake Silkworth for the past three
years, passed away
the new home which he and his wife
had built when he retired.
Services were conducted by Rev.
| Charles Peers, pastor of Nanticoke
Presbyterian Church,
| afternoon from the Bronson Funeral
followed by burial at Han- |
| over Green.
Home,
Mr. Jones was a native of Wilkes- |
Barre, moving to. Union N. J. and |
accepting employment in 1943 with |
the Sunrise Dairy. He was a grad- |
uate. of Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity, majoring in animal husbandry.
He had many Masonic connections
in New Jersey.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Nellie MacIntyre; daughter
Mrs. Robert Roeshot, Dallas, Tex.,
a son. Malcolm of Ogden, Utah; four |
grandchildren and one great-grand- |
child; sisters, Alma Jones, and Eun-
ice Jones, both of Wilkes-Barre.
with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Se-
ward, she belonged to the Bible
Protestant Church.
In addition to her daughter, she
is ‘survived by a son Harry E, of |
Bloomingdale; a sister, Mrs. Bessie
Shultz, Wilkes-Barre; two nieces
and three nephews.
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Albert B. Faatz Is
Buried At Evergreen
Albert B. Faatz, Brook Street,
| Shavertown, passed away May 21
at General Hospital. He was buried
{last Wednesday in Evergreen Ceme-
tery, following services conducted
| from the Hughes Funeral Home.
For the past ten years, since mov-
| ing here from Plainsville, he had
| made his home with his son-in-law
| and daughter Mr. and Mrs. William |
| employment with the Wilkes-Barre |
Lace Mill.
A native of Dyberry, son of the |
late Christian and Emma Pope
|
C. Roberts. He retired in 1951 from |
SECTION B — PAGE 5
Faatz,, he moved to Plainsville in
- 1908. He was a member of Plains
Methodist Church.
His Wife, the former Martha
Evans, died fifteen years ago.
He leaves in addition to his
daughter, these children: Clyde,
Zion, T.; George W., Plainsville;
Mrs. Morgan Sanders, Kingston;
cight grandchildren; a sister, Mrs.
Ida Seddon, Lockport, N. Y.; sev-
eral nieces and nephews. .
Surplus Food June 7
Surplus food date for Dallas and
| surrounding communities in ‘the
| Back Mountain is set for June 7,
9:30 to 2:30, at the Borough Build-
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