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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Robert Hess Takes Charge
Of Gryroscope In England
Henry Hess and George Hess of
Dallas RD, and Mrs. Samuel Davis
of Beaumont, have a brother Robert
who flew into London Airport late in
May to take temporary charge of
the Sperry Gyroscope on the Great
Silver Leaf Club
Kunkle Silver Leaf Club held its
meeting, June 20, at the home of
President, Mrs. William Weaver.
Attending were Mesdames Oliver’
Ellsworth, Ann Weaver, Ralph
Ashburner, Ralph Hess, Ralph El-
ston, Elizabeth Hess, Virgie Elston,
and. strengthen direct cooperation
between London and New York of-
fices .and increase efficiency in ex-
port markets.
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A covered dish picnic to be held
at the home of Mrs. Forrest Kunkle
was planned for July 18, 6 p.m.
The committee of games and enter
tainment is Mrs. William Franklin ,
and Mrs. Adirene Nulton,
REVOLUTIONARY
School students won
Scholarship Wi
Some of these Westmoreland High Ambrose, Holland; Susan Lawry,
scholarships | Ferrum College;
NEW GULF
SOLAR HEAT
foreign countries through the Rot-
ary Exchange program. Sixteen stu-
dents have received scholarships to
the following schools and foreign
countries. Pag
Left to right - Front row: Sandra
to colleges, and some for study in |
Back row - William Whittaker,
Pennsylvania Military College; Ed-
gar Inman Pennsylvania State Univ-
ersity; Joseph - Hoeg, Maryland
University; Kenton Getty, Philadel-
phia College of Science and textile
Engineering,; Robert Eyet, Wilkes-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961
nners At Westmoreland High School
we ; 3
Thomas Bozek, Philadelphia Col-
lege of Science and Textile Engin-
eering and Kenneth Thomas, Fer-
rum College was absent from pic-
ture.
In addition to the above seniors,
Maryalice Knecht, a junior has re-
ceived a Rotary scholarship to Swe-
den. George Jacobs is in the Phil-
League, 16 teams, is led by Rodda’s
team with 10 points and Fielding’s
and Miller's with 8 each. Jim
Ganse] boasts a big 255 (617), in-
dividual high; Joe Rodda with 613
and Ron Fielding, 232 are right up
there.
Seven O’Clock Men’s League
Natona Hot Dogs
points. Engineers are sporting
brand new shirts with trade
name on back. Engineers had
3184 total pins and Hot Dogs
rolled high game of 1095. Bob
Moore heads roster with 598;
Charles Else, 578; John Monka,
535. Karl Blight holds single
high of 237; Bob Moore, 233;
and George Shupp. Of all
things, John Monka took a
holiday from bowling to get
married Saturday. Congratula-
tions, Johnny!
Take advantage of the summer
Back Mountain Neighbor-
hood League will start the
coming season September 7th
at 6:45 p.m. Officers are George
Shupp, fifth term as president;
Donald King, vice-president;
Bill Weaver, secretary, and Bill
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} Lancio, treasurer.
Check your old stubs and cou-
pons for number 977833. This
number takes the bowling ball for
week of June 11.
Mrs. Mary Witol Dies
5 } rolls on Friday night. Dallas special at Crown Imperial Lanes!| Mrs. Mary Witol, Yonkers, N. Y.
i West. Road. Mr. Hess, president of Owen Ide. Adirene Nulton, Florence ‘Efigineers and Shupp’s Trout |Tony is featuring three games for | was buried Saturday in Orcutt
¢ the Sperry Subsidiary Co. in North Klimeck, Forrest Kunkle, William are out in front with 11 each; |$1.00, Monday through Friday, 8|Cemetery, following services con-
$ Carolina, was assigned to promote | Franklin and the hostess. have 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ducted by Rev. Wesley Kimm, pas-
tor of the Noxen Lutheran Church,
from the Nulton Funeral Home.
Mrs. Witol, a native of Latvia,
spent most of her life in Yonkers.
Mrs. Otto Sarmonis of Noxen is
one of five living children. The
others live in the New York area.
From
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Cobb, Ronald Earl, Judith Miller,
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