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IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
LEHMAN, Barbara Simmg
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
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| ‘Ever try ice-skating after twenty
| (give or take a few) years? We did
on Sunday. What an experience!
Doing the Twist cannot be more
strenuous than the gyrations neces-
| sary to remain upward instead of
prone. All in all the muscles no
| doubt needed exercising and it was
such, a beautiful day.
| Mrs. Arthur Hontz, Pioneer Aven-
ue, gave us some information that
was extremely interesting. Her
mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Carkeek, Sweet Valley re-
cently celebrated their sixty-first
wedding anniversary. These people
manage their own affairs as to
everyday chores and the like. They
were married in the Dallas Meth-
odist parsonage by the late Rev.
Fred Young. They are the parents
of Mrs. Ernest Eve, Hamilton, Ohio
and William Carkeek, Portsmouth,
Qhio, besides Mrs. Hontz. They
| have lived their married life in and
around the Sweet Valley area.
Mrs. Naomi Pauling, N. Main
Street, entertained recently at a
birthday luncheon honoring Mrs.
Thomas Bottoms of Dallas. Present
beside the hostess and honored
guest were Mrs. Kenneth Hunter,
Bret Hunter and Michael Culver, all
of Dallas.
Johnny Anuskiewicz celebrated
his seventh birthday on Sunday.
Johnny lives on Division Street and
attends Shavertown Elementary
School. A family birthday party was
held. y
Larry Spaciano, aged 9, fell on
Saturday and hurt his hand. This
hurt hand turned out to be a jagged
broken wrist. He is in a cast from
his elbow to the middle joint of his
right hand and will be in from six
to eight weeks. Larry lives on Di-
vision Street and attends Trucks-
ville Elementary School.
Qur main highway is beginning
"to take on the look of a ghost town.
It is certainly a strange sight to see
building after building with no ‘oc-
‘cupants. In one case the Gerald
family has purchased the Oscar
Dymond home on Demunds Road
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BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
~ FERNBROOCK, Mrs. George Shaver
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs.Albert Armitage
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Mrs. William Hughes
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and the former occupants of that
home, Marvin Dymond and his wife
and three sons, will occupy a new
home on Franklin Street sometime
over this week-end.
Robert G. Lorentz is a patient in
the U. S. Public Health Hospital in
Staten Island, N. Y. Mr. Lorentz is
a former serviceman and is in the
New York hospital for an annual
check-up, He resides on Demunds
Road.
To-day is Open House at the Y-
Center in Wilkes-Barre. The pro-
gram consists of an inspection of
the new auditorium and health edu-
cation facilities. A free slimnastics
lesson will be given followed by a
plunge in the pool. Lunch is
available from 12 t 1. The after-
noon special presentation will be
“Art and Architecture” by Peter
Bohlin. A tea and refreshments
complete the afternoon program.
Real progress has been made in
the erection of the new Fire Com-
pany building. The tanker has
been moved to the new site and by
the time you read this it is expected
that the other truck and ambulance
will be comfortably situated in the
new building.
To-day is the last day for reser-
vations for the family night supper
being held Sunday evening at 5, in
the Shavertown Methodist Church.
If you plan on attending call Mrs.
Walter Andrews, Mrs. Ernest Ash-
bridge or Mrs. Richard Griffiths.
Mrs. William Brady and son Wil-
liam, Jr. 52 E. Center Street, re-
turned Sunday evening after having
spent a few days visiting in
Brooklyn. ;
Around town there are contain-
ers marked ‘Fred Hennebaul Fund”.
By this time I imagine you all know
about the terrible tragedy that be-
fell this young boy. Dig deep into
your pockets and put the dimes and
quarters into a container. We hear
his spirits are quite low and a card
or letter might show him how
interested people are concerning his
recovery. How about it?
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NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
Mr, and Mrs. Terry Boone, Eyers-
ville, Pa., visited at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Engelman, on Tuesday.
Guy Fritz had the misfortune
of breaking his wrist, while at-
tempting to push his car, this past
week.
There will be no house to house
collection for the “March of Dimes”
this year, in Noxen, due to the
tannery situation. However, any one
who desires to make a contribution,
no matter how small, will be great-
ly appreciated. All contributions
should be given or mailed to the
“March of Dimes”, Chairman, Mrs.
Guy Fritz, Noxen. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald = Fielding
announce the birth of a son, at
General Hospital, on January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Philips Jr.
and family moved to Rochester,
N.Y., where Mr. Philips is now em-
ployed. :
George Buckingham, Boston, Mass.
visited friends in this vicinity, over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keiper
have moved into the house recently
vacated by the Ernie Philips Jr.
and family.
Classmates of Methodist Church
will hold their monthly meeting,
at the home of Mrs. Vane Race,
on, Friday, January 19th.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Engelman
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Evan Summerson, Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Miner, Harpersville,
N.Y.
Mrs. Ronald Hopfer
from General Hospital on Thurs-
day. She is convalescing at ‘the
home of her mother, Mrs. Dorothy
French.
Joseph Nalbone spent the week-
end at Irvington, N.J., due to the
death of his grandmother Mrs.
Charles Dickins. She was ninety-
eight years old and had recently
had a fall, which broke her hip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis and
son Jimmy Pat, Williamsport, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Bean.
RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1962
FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS
Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
Harding
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THESE WOMEN!
With Army In Korea
Pfc. Richard M. Cummings, son
Fall-Out Protection
Manual At Post Office
4 By d’Alessio
388-2210
of Mr. and Mrs, Philip Cummings,
is serving with the 7th Ordnance
Co., Special Ammo Supply.
Joseph Polacky, Dallas Postmast-
er, has on hand a quantity of leaflets
on family fall-out protection, to be
distributed one to a family. Leaf-
lets may be obtained at the win-
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Mrs, Bettie Smith entertained
at a birthday dinner, on Sunday,
in honor of her daughter Mrs. Phil-
ip Cummings, Milltown, N.J. Pres-
ent were Mr. Cummings, the i
baby, Barbara Smith and Percy i
MacMillan, Dr. and Mrs. John
Thompson, Scranton.
Mrs. Elwood Schenck is ill at
her home with an attack of the
grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schenck,
Schenectady, N. Y., spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cris-
pell.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newell and
son, Joey left on Tuesday for their
summer home at Dania, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hackling,
Plymouth, spent Sunday with his
parents, the Joseph Hacklings.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pellettieri,
N. J., spent the week end with
the Harry Bigelows. Vivienna Pettet-
tieri returned with her parents af-
ter spending a month with the
Bigelows, while the parents vaca-
tioned in Las Vegas, Nevada. service in England.
Margaret Sorber, (Philadelphia, S/Sgt. Ernest Daley and wife,
spent the week end at her home| Annette, children Ernest Jr., Ed-
on Sorber Mountain.
Joe Raykovicz of Wilkes-Barre,
and Billy May, spent the week end
at Turrell’'s Cabin at Wyalusing.
Mrs. Rhodes Weiss fell on the
ice at her home, this week, and
ended up with a broken arm.
Mrs. James Hettesheimer and
children, Dennis Everetts and Mr.
and Mrs. Voyle Traver spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Emra, Trav-
er and family, at Buckhorn, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Miller, Towanda,
returned | spent several days this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hackling,
Mrs. Thomas Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hackling and son Carl spent
Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Millard Pegg, of Bloomsburg.
Mrs. William Engelman, | Rose
Mary, Sheila and Sharon, Mx. and
Mrs, Barry Engelman visited Mr.
and Mrs. Sterlyn May and family,
at Allentown, on Sunday.
Collectors for the Hennebaul fund:
Dave Morris, Paul Palmer, Mrs. Al-
bina Simon.
Democratic women, Lake Town-
ship, South District, met at the
home of Joan Rogowski. Everyone
enjoyed the Christmas tree and
decorations which were still around.
Bingo was played and a get well
card, signed by members, sent to
Jennie Steltz who is a patient in
General Hospital. Luncheon was
enjoyed by above mentioned and
following: Mary Nienius, Mary Mi-
halishin, Mildred Darnell, Elsie |
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Paniczko, Delores [Sorber, Joann
Rogowski, Cora Hoover, Veronica
Micknavitch, Florence Wesley,
Eleanor Wesoloski, Linda Rogowski
and Cindy Disque. The next meet-
ing to be held at the home of Mar=
tha Hoover February 6-62.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payne have
left for their home in Greensburg,
Pa. His mother Addie Payne ac-
companied them and will go on to
‘Washington to attend the burial of
“May I tell my story in my lawyer's own words?”
her sister Natalie's husband, Claude
Taylor at Arlington Cemetery. He
had been a resident of Florida.
A2/c Ronald Rogowski, stationed
at Forbes Air Force Base, Topeka,
Kansas, surprised his parents -Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Rogowski of Pikes
Creek by arriving home for a fur-
lough before leaving for two years
ward and Janeen, arrived from
Cherry Point, N. C. to spend some
time with his mother, Mrs. Clau-
dine Daley and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shalata. They at-
tended church Sunday and had
Janeen baptized.
News was received from Anna
Kyttle who is visiting in Finley,
N. D, at the home of her son Clifton
and wife, who became parents of a
daughter their first child. The
Kyttles have two other granddaugh-
ters, Wendy and Wilce.
Happy birthdays go out to Donna
Wesley, Ruth Truskowski, Janet
Cerquossi, Thomas (Garahan, De-
lores Sorber, Rosie Hines, Sandra
Traver, Clarence Moledor, Yvonne
Lubinski, Patricia Hines and Nor-
man Relea,
Ann Sieback, Washington, D.C,
Lucretia Roby, West Virginia and
Rita Gulitus, Washington, D. C,
spent the week end with Rita's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicholas.
She took her son, David, home after
two weeks vacation with grandpar-
ents.
Happy anniversaries go out to Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Gulitus on Jan-
uary 20, who celebrate 9 years.
They have one son David, Daniel
is serving at Dreux A.F.B., France.
They were married at Harveys Lake
by Father Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bidding
celebrate nine years. She is the
former Lorraine Nicholas, They
were married at Wilkes Barre by
Rey. George Pickett. They have
four children, Randy, Nicky, Chrisy
and Michael. They are now living
at Plymouth.
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Mrs. Norman Shannon enter-
tained recently for her husband,
who celebrated hig birthday. Guests
were: Mr. ad Mrs. Carson Gramley
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Shannon, Their son Phillip was provide it.
spending two weeks in Florida, but phone . . . write . . , visit
has now returned home.
The following attended the supper Peter Kaye
and financial meeting at Noxen 76 Midland Drive
Methodist Church on Wednesday Dallas, Pa. Phone OR 4-5107
night: Rev. and Mrs. John Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garinger,
Mrs. Helen Hartman, Mrs. Howard
Higgins, Eleanor Humphrey, Warren
Johnson, William Kelley, Fuller
Ashton, and Mrs. Albert Armitage.
W.S.C.S. of Alderson Methodist
Church met at the church on Thurs-
day evening. Mrs. Raymond Garin-
ger led the worship service, and
Mrs. Garvin Smith presided at the
business meeting. Mrs. Garinger
will teach the study class, begin-
ning in February. World Banks are
due at the April meeting. Mrs.
Esther Grey was hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Gertrude Kennington and
Mrs. Hilda Leithall. Others present:
Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs. Jessie
Garinger, Mrs. Helen Hartman, Mrs.
Gilbert Carpenter, Mrs. Edgar
Hughes, Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Lina
Garinger, Eleanor Humphrey, Mrs.
Albert Armitage.
Paul Rodda Reelected
Paul Rodda, Pioneer Avenue, was
reelected secretary by Pennsylvania
Society of Architects at the annual
a
member of the executive commit-
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