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Bloomsburg Fair Signs Big Acts
For Its 1961 Musical Spectacular
Bloomsburg Fair
Associ
ation has
completed arrangements for the
Night Grandstand Show.
The 1961 Musical Spectacular
“Around the World in 100 Minutes’,
features three outstanding presenta-
Headlining the big show on Mon-
day and Tuesday nights, September
25th and 26th will be Les Paul and
Mary Ford — the Mr. and Mrs. Music
—in a songalog on their
famous
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
September 27th and 28th, will feat-
‘ure the McGuire Sisters. This fam-
ous sister trio will present a med-
ley of pop tunes delivered in show-
Climaxing the week's program on
Friday and Saturday nights, Septem-
ber 29th and 30th, will be Carmel
Quinn — the Irish Colleen with a
rich beguiling voice. She's the gal
that has captured the hearts of mil-
lions with her winning personality |
on the Godfrey and Paar Shows.
Also appearing every night, Mon-
day through Saturday, will be a
number of outstanding acts including
The Manhattan Rockets in four col-
orful precision dancing numbers;
Johnny Long and His Orchestra; The
Winged Victory Chorus, known as
“America’s Most Fabulous Attrac-
tion"; Miller and Archer, a comedy
duo that does' impressions of mus-
ical instruments entirely by voice;
The Bizzarro's, from Europe, presen-
ting delightful Italian melodies with
the aid of bells on their hats, arms
and legs; Richardi, the| greatest il-
lusionist, who has received world
acclaim with his amazing feats of
magic and The Four Pyramids, Egyp-
tian tumblers entirely new to Amer-
ican audiences.
The show will!be presenited night-
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' ROUSHEY REUNION
The thirteenth annual reunion of
the Peter B. Roushey family was held
ati Wolfe's Grove, Saturday, July 22,
1961. A picnic dinner was served
at 2 pm. after which a meeting was
held. The meeting was in charge of
Pres. Peter F. Roushey with 38 mem-
bers and friends present.
The next reunion will be held at
Wolfes Grove the fourth Saturday
in July 1962 with picnic dinner at
2 pm.
The family traveling the greatest
distance was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Heckman of Fleetwood, Pa.
There were four marriages: Helen
Galey to James Hicks, August 27,
1960; Joseph Walton to Rose Ann
Nelson, January 2, 1961; Joseph Ga-
ley to Grace Mary Moore, June 24,
1961; and Nancy Donahue to Wil-
liam Kline, July 1, 1961.
One death: Mrs. B. J. Roushey of
Dallas, March 24, 1961:
There were four births: a daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moyer; a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George
Gaylord; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Comstock; and a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Shoemaker. i
Those who attended ‘were: Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Koerber of ‘Wilkes-
Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Derr and
Linda Jane of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs.
Emma Donahue and Robert Donahue
of Mehoopany; Peter F. Roushey,
Peter L. Roushey, and B. J. Roushey
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1961
of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Camp- | and Mrs. Carl Remley and family. |
bell and Bobby Broderick of Cambra; | Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naugle “oid
Mr. and Mrs. James Roushey of | children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Go
Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.!oh and family, My. and Mrs. hs
Heckman of Fleetwood; Mr. and Kuczawa and son, Mr. and Mrs. |
Mrs. Fred Long of Orangeville; Mr. | Albert Rittenhouse, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Ernest L. Miers of Hartford; [| Charles Leach. Charles W. Naugle,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin Sr. and | Jane Naugle, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Priscilla of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. | Schnell, Mr. and Mrs. Florence
Harry Martin Jr. James, Judy, and | Naugle, Mr. and Murs. Clark Renard,
Billy of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Jay | Mr. and Mrs.
las; Mrs. Helen Lozier of Buck Hill | Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Naugle
Falls; Mrs. Velma Thomas of Dal-|and family; visitors, Mr. and Mrs.
las; Mrs. Warren Stanton, Bobby and | Marcellus Hubsmith.
Carl of Dallas. et
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01d Time Festival
Walter Gordon was chosen presi- | | The Cloverleaf 4-H Clubs of L
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ent an oy! augle, vice presi- erne County held an “Old Time
dent, at the first annual reunion of |
the Naugle and Meeker families held | Festival” July 22 on the Beach Hav-
at Benton Park, Sunday, July 30.| en Fire Co. grounds near Berwick.
Other officers: secretary, Gloria | Square dancing, a skit and a short
Naugle, treasurer; Mildred Naugel; | play entertained the festival goers,
historians, Eleanor Meeker, Ruth | while a dart booth, rifle range and
King, Bonnie Naugle, Bertha Rit- bingo stand were open for all who
tenhouse and Gloris Naugle; enter- wanted to test their skill.
tainment, Alice Kuczawa, Joyce | Donations which helped to make
Croop and William Meeker; prizes, Ithe festival a success came from;
Willard Wright, Bertha Meeker, Jen- | Clyde Birth's Esso Service Center,
nie Steltz. 2 | Trucksville Pharmacy, Joe Hand's
Plans were made. to ‘hold ‘the | | Mens Shop, Evans Drug Store, Field-
1962 reunion at Benton Park on | ing’s Economy Store, Gavy's Market,
July 29 with a basket lunch a
noon.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter King, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth |
Huey, Mr. Clifford Fink and Ton il
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lutes,
and Mrs. Willard Wright, Mrs. Aug
ter Meeker, William Meeker, Mr. [Shoring
and Mrs. Burton Steltz, Burton Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Naugle, Sr., [Tdetown
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meade and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale = Wright and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reb-
sons, Donald and Walter, ‘Jr., ‘with |
Corey Meade were dinner |
ert and children, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Rittenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Alan | Mrs.
of the latter's grandson, |
Sterling Meade and family. They |
Rittenhouse, Arthur and Susan | guests
Rittenhouse. °
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Benscoter and | went up ‘to the tent on Williams: |
five children. Mrs. Bertha Ritten-|Port Mountain and heard Oliver
house, Charles Schooley, Wesley Green preach.
Schooley, Mrs. Mabel Lamoreaux, Mary Lou Casterline is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Mar-
Mrs. Lewis Naugle and Linda. Mr. garet Chesko ii in n Binghamton, N..¥.4
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Open House At McCrory S Friday
Bt First Anniversa
ry Of Opening
Friday, August 11, marks the
First Anniversary of the McCrory
Store in the Back Mt. Shopping
Center, Shavertown.
The Birthday will be celebrated
very special sale staged
| especially to thank the many Back
| Mountain residents who have made
| this store a success.
"be outstanding.
t Dallas Five and Ten, and Huston’s | A complete wearing apparel and
will hold and Furniture
a Wiener Roast at the Trucksville | | been added.
Fire Hall, August 28 and August 31 |
members will be guests of the Wil- | cover ed
| kes- Barre Kiwanis Club at the Hotel | Department
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| shelf was lowered so that merchan-
Values in each department will
Savings will be far |
beyond expectations.
Tom Hobbs, Store Manager, has |
expressed his desire to publicly
thank each customer who has con-
tributed to his store's popularity.
At the time of its erection, the
store boasted the latest in modern
furnishings, yet, keeping step with
progress, just last month the inter-
ior was again remodeled with, latest
shelving to make for easier shopping
and improve customer appeal. Each
dise may be more effectively dis-
played. ’
Several departments have been
enlarged since the store's opening.
| shoe department, Home Furnishings
Department have
Back Mountain women have dis-
that the = Yard Goods
is one of the most
complete in the area. A Department
for Men and Boys has been ex-
| panded.
The McCrory store now employs
30 people, Many of the personnel
| are the same since the opening.
Fifteen trainees have been pro-
Lace Operatives
Outing Saturday
Festivities To Start:
Bt Neon, Run ‘Til 9 pm.
The 14th Annual Outing of
Branch © A-23, Amalgamated Lace
Operatives - of America Union of
Natona Mills, Inc., will be held
Saturday from noon until 9 p.m. at
Watahunee Park at Harveys Lake.
John Judge, President of Branch
A-23, heads the committee on ar-
rangements. Other members of the
committee are ‘Helen Grey, Fay
Smith, Stanley Brooks, Tom, Bogdon
and Les Eckhart.
handled by Columbia Catering Cerv-
dancing from 5 to 9 p.m.
Special, guests of the union at the
Outing will be Mr. Leon Birnbaum,
Chairman of the Board of Native
Laces & Textiles, Inc.,
President of Native Laces & Tex-
Gardner,
Mills.
There will be)
cessed through this store, during
| the past year. Each has gone on to
a better position elsewhere. \
Friday might, the Anniversary |
will be celebrated with an ' Open |
| House. Dicton’s Bakery in the shop-
ping Center will ‘provide a Pugs
Birthday Cake which will be served
| from 8 until 11° p.m, along With
| Free Coffee for everybody.
Employees from the Back Moun- |
| tain who have been with the store
since ‘its ‘opening days, include
Dorothy Ann Roberts, Mrs. Ruth |
Cyphers, Barbara Lahn, Mrs. Tillie |
Shonk, Mrs. Dixie Coolbaugh, Mrs.
Evelyn Allabaugh, Mrs. Helen |
Markrovitz, Mrs. Edna Lange, all of
Dallas.
Mrs. ‘Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Mrs. |
Emily Montedonic, Mrs. Dorothy |
Muncie, Barbara Muncie, Mrs. Ruth |
Coburn, Mrs. Ida Davis, Gladys El, i
Shavertown.
Mrs. Betty Gerrity, Oak Hill; Mrs. |
Dorothy Seoltishick, Harveys Lake; !
Mrs. Betty Davis, Hunlock Creek;
Mrs. Ruth Belles, Fernbrook.
Mt. Zion
Sorry! We Gilberts had little |
time to pick up Mt. Zion news over |
the weekend. We all drove to]
Spring Hill on the Wyalusing charge |
and at the invitation of the Gerald
Shumways had’ supper and spent
the night there under their gracious
hospitality. The Shumways live on
the ancestral land which was land |
grant from Revolutionary days.
Family is strong in church and |
community and
preached first in the morning at
Hollenbeck where Ruth has some
relatives. They invited us for sup-
per with them for Sunday after-
noon. The second preaching point
was Wyalusing itself and finally at | 8
Spring Hill where the girls mean-
while had attended Sunday School
where Dottie was primed with ques-
tions.
Even clear over there at Spring
Hill I found people who knew and
‘admired our pastor Reid who used
to be at Camptown. And Wesley
Lewis was well known to. the men’s |,
groups. Methodism is'a great con-
nection.
Monday Dorothy began work at |
the Kirby Health Center for the |
month of August.
Trucksville
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| members and a team of foremen.
| Door prizes will be awarded.
Dallas MYF Plans
Trip To Hear Graham
hear
{for the trip, the organization will
[pod a Bake Sale on Saturday at | i
| DeRemer’s T-V and Appliance Store,
| Back Mountain
| Receipts from a Strawberry Social
held recently at the church were ad- |
ded to the fund.
“One thing the discovery of the
orth Pole revealed is that there's
| nobody sitting on ! top of the world.”
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