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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1961
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Services Friday For
Mrs. Lana T. Elston
Services for Mrs. Lana T. Elston
are scheduled for Friday at 2, Rev.
Russell Lawry conducting from the
Disque Funeral Home. Burial will
be in Fern Knoll. Friends may call
today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m.
Mrs. Elston, 89, one of the old-
timers of Kunkle, had been able
to do her own housework until a |
month ago She died Tuesday after-
noon in her own home. June 24,
she and her husband Marvin ob-
served their 65th wedding anni-
versary.
“Daughter of the late Levi and
Dacey Hoover Hoyt, she was born
in Kunkle, attended a one-room
school in Kunkle, and brought up
her family in Kunkle. A son Stan-
ley died ten years ago.
In addition to her husband, she
leaves these sons: Ralph, Walter
and Raymond; and daughters Mrs.
Ralph Hess and Mrs. Owen Ide, all
of Kunkle; brothers, Joseph Hoyt of
Beaumont, and Ralph Hoyt, Kunkle;
sisters, Mrs, Charles Martin, Kun-
kle, and Mrs. Timothy LaBar, Dal-
las; 18 grandchildren and 34 great-
grandchildren.
Mrs. Community Chest
MRS. STANLEY HARMON .
Mrs. Stanley Harmon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritts Sr. of
Shavertown, is “Mrs. Community
Chest” of Tarrytowns, N. Y., having
held the position as secretary for
five years and steered the drive to
ite annual successful conclusion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritts are justifiably
proud of the daughter who gradu-
ated from Kington Township High
Bchool, took a small position with
a Lumber Company after finishing
at Wyoming Seminary and its Dean
School of Business, and went on
from one increasingly responsible
position to another. |
During the start of World War 11
she was employed in Washington
DC under the Coast and Geologic
Survey in the Personnel and Ac-
counting department, going later to
Tarrytown, whete
organization and business fields for
a time, returning to work ten years
later, when she answered an adver-
tisement for a clerk-typist with the
Community Chest. Three years of
that, and she was made executive
secretary.
Antique Glass
Lovers Have
Treat In Store
Ellsworth Collection
Will Go On Sale At
Meshoppen Next Week
One of the largest, if not the larg-
est, collections of antique glass in
northern Pennsylvania will be put
up for auction next week starting
Wednesday at 10 a.m. and continu-
ing for four days at the Craig Hill
Farm of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ells-
worth, six miles from Meshoppen.
* Included will be all of the glass
collected and held intact by Mr.
Elsworth over a period of thirty
years. Dealers who have known of
the collection and been impressed
by its beauty and scope have been
unable over the years to' persuade
Mr. Elsworth to sell any of it.
Now in failing health he hag de-
¢ided to dispose of it. The Ells-
worths are the parents of Joseph
Ellsworth, Lehman High . School
teacher. :
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shiber of Dal-
las who are noted for their own
collection of glass, say that the Ells-
worth collection: is one of the finest
and most complete to be found any-
where. Especially noteworthy are the
hundreds of pieces of bisque aug-
mented by green, amber, vaseline,
amethyst in many patterns including
early wild flower in plates, gob-
lets, compotes, decanters and cruets.
[Pitchers and tumbler sets include
milk glass, frosted, log cabin, green
and gold, red and gold, carnival, cut
glass, bliw enameled, green enam-
eled red block enameled cranberry,
hob nail, three face and many
others.
“A. H. Heller will be the auction-
eer,
Because of the illness of both; Mr.
end Mrs. Ellsworth there will bel no
prevue. The merchandise to be sold
each day will be on display in a
large tent.
A cattle dealer and farmer, Mr.
llsworth always enjoyed showing
is collection to friends rather than
selling odd pieces.
Bearing a striking resemblance to
Abraham; Lincoln, he was a familiar
figure at all country auctions
throughout Northeastern Pennsyl-
vania where he earned a reputa-
tion for going tha limit for items
that sruck his fancy.
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Junior Teeners Rll-Stars Farley, Ob a, LER gE with no player getting more hak |
ea Mekeel, p occ... B 1 1 one hit. Rogers scored three times
Enter District Finals — = —|for the Stars. For Susquehanna |
TOTALS ..33 8 11] Greenough and Reimel scored twice
The Junior Teeners All-Stars have i in a losing cause. Oleniacz was the |
fought their way to the district Susquehanna AB. R. H. {loser while Farley picked up his
finals by defeating Tri-County and Reimel, ss «2 0 21d wih in All-Star competition |
Susquehanna in the best out of Holgash, 3b 219 1 | being relieved by Martin in each
three games. The Stars took the | Prentice, 2b 3 a0: Ol case. The [Stars ended the game
last two from Tri-County 4-1 and |Pease, of .. 3 0 Olith their fourth double play of the |
17-0, after losing the first 5-1. The | Greenough, 1b 3 0 0 campaign.
Stars then defeated Susquehanna |Oliver, ¢ ............. 2 0 Back Mountain ABR gi
8-2 at Montrose as Mekeel scattered | Yachymialk, i ~30 0] 3 ; :
five hits with good support in go- Oleniacz, p «3 0-1] ven, Lh ee 1 guid
ing the distance. Rogers was the Litwin Sirf reals 1 8 0] sil & Tre CE
big: gun for the Stars rapping out *Hollister, 3b .. ~1 0 0 Gauntlett, 1b tL
three hits, including a smashing NTT = Lettie, 3b 2 i
triple to right centerfield. Lettie | TOTALS a= as skis ond 23 2 51 Evans, 1 Se 3
also chipped in with two hits and “For Holgash in fifth. Ellsworth, ss 3 2 ig
driving in two more. [Bervovieh, of 29.9
£ | Mekeel, 2b 3.0.0
Back Mountain AB. R. H.| In the second game of the series |" 250 1
Witek, ff Liciiiiidael 3 1 1!loose fielding by the Susquehanna (Men Pe mp
Rogers, ¢ ...... .4 2 3lnine enabled the Back Mt. Stars Pe RA ag
Gauntlett, 1b. ........3 {1 0]|to pick up four runs in the first | TOTALS 2 a7 ia a
Lettie, 3b _...,%....i.. 4 2 "21on only two hits.’ Farley Statied |
Bvans 0a a 4 0 |for the Stars and was relieved by | SHsguehanin ABR. H.|
Kerpovich, cf ev... 0 1|Martin in the fourth inning. The | Reimel, 3b... 00... fhm gpd
Ellsworth, elon od hg nd | hitting for the. Stars was limited ! Hickok, If . a
| Prentice, ss .
| Pease, of ...
| Greenough, 1b
| Oliver, ¢
| Oleniacz, Sled
| Yachymiak, 2b ...
Luce oe oh
Adrian DeMarco, Hosts
At Spaghetti Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian De Marco, |
Sutton Road, Trucksville, enter |
tained neighbors last week with a
. spaghetti supper at their home. At-
tending were Mr.
Cummings with their children,
' Mary, Eileen, Francis, Helen, John, |
! Charles, Larry and Joanne. The De- |
Marco children, Adrian Jr.
i Ann, John, Helen, Paul, Gerard and
Clare Marie, the host and ‘hostess.
Mary
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FRESH YELLOW
FANCY No. 1 SMELTS
PIKE
LUZERNE
STRUDEL
LEMON
ICED
MERINGUE PIE
FRENCH CREAM FILLED
CHOC. ECLAIRS
CINNAMON BUNS
IN-STORE BAKERY
i. HG¢
ea. §Q¢
ea.
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APPLE or CHEESE — HUNGARIAN
(1. 33¢)
GARDEN GOLD
BIRDS EYE
MEAT PIES isis) = io gg¢
BIRDS EYE
ONION RINGS 7-01. pkg. 35¢
BIRDS EYE
HADDOCK FISH STICKS so. pha. 35¢
LEMONADE or ORANGE DRINK c= 8¢
SUNSHINE SLICED
STRAWBERRIES
10-02. pkg. 19¢
THIS WEEK
FRESH LEAN
lh.
Ib. o~
“FISHERMAN FRESH” SEA FOODS
e FANCY WHITE FISH
* FANCY HALIBUT STEAK
ib. 49¢
‘b. 23
HI-C Drink
Old Virginia Strawberry Preserves ioc: ice tes tumble
K LOI
CALIF,
LOIN
END
( SLICED )
is. 43¢
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BEST CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS » 79¢
LEG or RUMP VEAL
VEAL CHOPS “* 53°
CUBE VEAL STEAK
MILK
FED
£73
e FRESH VEAL PATTIES
to] CROROMOR
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SANISTER SET
ONE UNIT FREE EACH WEEK
WITH YOUR 10° PURCHASE OR OVER
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LOUR
Ib. 49
79°
Eight Local Girls To Attend Reino |
Grand Assembly At State Aug. 17-20
Eight members of the Charles
| James Memorial Assembly of Dal- |
and Mrs. John |
Novitski and children, Janice, Jill, |
Jack and Jeff; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip |
vania Grand Assembly, Order
Rainbow for Girls, August 17 to 20
at Pennsylvania State University.
Susan Lawry, associate worthy
advisor; Marian Jolley, Charity; and
Barbara Tag, Hope, are official dele-
| gates. Barbara,
liams and Donna Smith, will sing in
the Grand Choir; Barbara Hopkins
. and Diane Transue will be Tylers.
Nancy Sieber will also attend the
convention.
Starting early nett
| morning will be the eight girls,
transported in cars driven by Mrs.
Donald Smith, Mrs. Fay Hopkins,
and Mrs. Madeline LaBarre, who
| will also act as chaperones.
with Glenda Wil- | 1 :
| Inspector Mrs. Agnes C. Allen.
Thursday |
7
|
Dallas Rainbow Assembly, recent- |
ly
pate in drill team or choir compe-
tition.
Formal opening is the evening of
| August 17 at 7 p.m. followed by a
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Main St.
W.-B.
Luzerne-Dallas
+ 100 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
WITH $10.00 PURCHASE OR OVER
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
LIMIT ONE
memorial service. Nancy Bender,
Grand Worthy Advisor, will preside.
Supervising will be State Supreme
Election of officers will take place
the following morning, with initia- |
tion and majority services at 1 p.m.
In the evening, the Grand Cross of
Color investiture will take place at |
ficers at 8:30, when Florence Lear,
Junior Past Grand Worthy Advisor,
will officiate.
Mrs. Hilda _ Seitzinger,
Worthy |
THRU SAT., AUG. 12th
COUPON
ib. 49¢
35.
JUICY
(ORANGE, GRAPE, PUNCH, ORANGE PINEAPPLE,
PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT)
Old Virginia Grape Jelly
Ehlers Liquid Instant Tea
Nescafe Instant Coffee
Chicken of The Sea Chunk Style Tuna ex cn 2/55¢
Big Top Peanut Butter
Spam (Popular Luncheon Meat)
Sokol “Polish Style” Dill Pickles
Fort Grapefruit Sections
4c
S5¢
CALIFORNIA
PINK MEAT
JUNBO
27 Size |
CALIF. BARTLETT PEARS
SUNKIST LEMONS WATERMELONS sehr Sweer
12-02. can
10¢
39°
29°
35°
83°
18-01. ice tea tumbler
pint jar
6-01 jar
25 BONUS
TOP VALUE STAMPS
With Purchase of 16-0z. Pkg. of Frou
SARA LEE
ORANGE or BANANA CAKE
REDEEMABLE AT ALL GIANT MARKETS
COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 12th
ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER
CHOICE SADE
RIB STEAK
- 69°
WILSON’S CERTIFIED, SMOKED
HAMS
FULL SHANK
ib. 39¢
WHOLE HAM
HALF. HALF
RED RIPE
DAIRY DEPT.
OAK FARM MEDIUM
FRESH EGG
BORDEN'S—WHITE
AMERICAN CHEES
IMPORTED
BLEU CHEESE
GRADE
PAM
organized, has no candidates for |
las will attend the 19th Pennsyl- State Office, and will not partici- |
of |
with public installation of of- |
PER, CUSTOMER
Ib. 49:
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2 33°
each 49°
* doz.
w Atlantic City Trip
There will be a trip to Atlantic
| City, Saturday, August 26 and Sun-
| day, August 27, with reservations
ft the Albe Marle Hotel. Contact
‘Mrs. Andrew Roberts if you'd like
to go: Bus leaves at 6 a.m. Saturday.
WOOLBERT REUNION
{| The 1961 reunion of the Wolbert
{family will be held at Nay Aug Park.
| Scranton, in the Main Pavilion, on
Sunday, August 13th.
| own lunch. There will be a business
| meeting at 2:00 to elect officers and
give out prizes.
£. its
Grand Matron Eastern Star, will
make the address at the openiig
| session to which all members of t
Eastern Star have been invited.
| A sunrise service
Sunday from 6: 45 to 7: 15.
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FULL BUTT
39¢
99¢
89¢
2-lb.
loaf
Ib.
big 18-oz. jar 47¢
12-01. can 45¢
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CHICKEN CARP TAILS
CORNED BEEF «os+er suicen
IMPORTED OLIVES creen or suack
FRUIT SALAD «cre rresH
BAR-B-QUE FRYERS
ib. 3Q¢
vb. 5Q¢
v. 49¢
ib. §9¢
1b. HQ¢
Vyael. 496
16-62. can ~ 1/3
KEEBLER FIG BARS
¢° SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS
WESTONS BUTTER COOKIES
11/5-1b. pkg. 49¢
ib. pkg. 35¢ -
8-oz. pkg. 29¢
It will start at noon. Bring your
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