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Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Daily,
Lawn Street, Shavertown, returned
last week from Florida. They
visited their daughter and son-in-
law, CWO and Mrs. Paul P. Helfrich
and family at Parket, Fla., and Rev.
and Mrs. William McClelland and
family at Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Besecker,
Silver Springs, Md., spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Besecker, Lake Street.
Mrs. Edward Tutak, Waters St.,
Dallas, is a patient at Geisinger
Hospital where she is submitting
to tests.
and Mrs. Reynold Watkins,
Lehi Street, Shavertown, were
honored at a dinner Friday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as ‘G. Reese, Franklin Street, Dal-
las, to celebrate their fortieth wed-
‘ding anniversary.
Mr. and | Mrs. George . Swire,
Broadway, had as guests over the
weekend Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swire
and children of Maryland who help-
ed Mrs. Swire celebrate her birth-
day anniversary. Others present
were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Swire and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Nevel and Brenda.
Mrs. Shirley Denmon and son,
Danny and Grandmother Scott
spent the week end at Parlin, N. J.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kem-
merer Jr. and family.
Ralph Brown, 407 W. 5th Street,
Elmira, N. Y., former resident of
Parrish Street, Dallas, is a surgical
patient at Arnot Ogden Memorial
Hospital in Elmira.
Mrs. Bruce Moen hag returned to
her home on Huntsville Road, Dal-
las, after submitting to surgery at
General Hospital.
Mrs. W. J. Smith has been ill at
he = foe on Huntsville Road, Dal-
sy and Mrs. Hoary Patani
Norton Avenue, entertained on Sun-
day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spalding
of New York City. Mr. Spalding
is vice president in charge of the
a. York Office of: Springfield In-
5 Company.
i Major, Lehman, is show-
ing improvement at Nesbitt Hos.
pital where he has been a patient
for several days.
Mrs. John Layaou, Lehman Ave.,
fell at her home on Monday and
sprained or broke her leg. She is
submitting to X-Rays today.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bonn and
son, Jay, have returned from Fred-
erick, Md. to their home on Maple
Street, Trucksville, Jim has ‘been
serving at Fort Dietrich, Md.
He in now salesman for Star
Products. y :
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sirak,
Hunlock Creek R. D. 1 have an-
nounced the birth of a baby boy at
Genganl Hospital on March 5.
Linda Hagenbaugh, Lehman has
been a patient at General Hospital
for the past week. She is submit-
ting§gto tests for hepatitis.
Myr. and Mrs. Raymond Coolbaugh,
Ivy, N. Y. have announced
the birth of a six pound, fourteen
ounce baby boy at Mt. Ivy Hos-
pital. Mrs. Coolbaugh is the form-
er Gloria Sutton. The Coolbaughs,
former Tunkhannock residents, al-
so have a four year old little girl,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Katyl, Nor-
ton Avenue, entertained at a birth-
day party on Sunday honoring:
their son, David.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Risley,
Huntsville Road, had as week end
guests Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barber,
Yorktown Heights, N. Y., Mrs. Leigh-.
ton R. Scott, Easton, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Boston, Swarthmore. The -
Barbers are former heads of Wyom-
ing Seminary Day School £50
M¥ and Mrs. Robert Scott, Pion-
eer Avenue; Trucksville, entertained
over the weekend Daisy Sharkey,
for law executive of Macy's, New
York=CLity. Miss Sharkey mow re-
tired, lives in Carteret, N. J. with
her sister, She recently was elect-
ed to 'the school board there. Miss
Sharkey and Mrs. Scott were busi-
ness women in the advertising field
in Wilkes-Barre in their younger
days.
Mrs. Tillie Shick, South Side
Avenue, Dallas, is a patient at Geis-
inger Hospital where she is sub-
mitting to tests.
Mrs. Carl’ Daubert is recuperat-
ing at her home on Parrish Street
after spending seven weeks at Mercy
Hospital.
Mrs. Edward Tutak, Water St.,
entered Geisinger Medical Center for
tests last Wednesday. Her room
is number 505.
Linda Joy Daubert
Mr. and Mrs. James Daubert of
Harling, formerly of Dallas, an-
no#nce the birth of a daughter,
their first child. Linda Joy was
born at Pittston Hospital, March
8. Mrs. Daubert is the former Joy
Redmond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Redmond, Center Moreland.
Mary Jo Karweta
Celebrates Birthday
Mary Jo Karweta, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karweta, E.
Overbrook Ave., celebrated her
tenth birthday on Sunday.
Guests were, Mrs. Walter Brzyski,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubast, and
Barbara Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Miller, Anne and Gerald Miller rand
3 Frankie Karweta, : ;
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962
SECTION A — PAGE 5
And Notes Of Personal Interest
Friday at 8 p.m., Martha Schoon-
over, daughter of “Mr. and Mrs.
Stacey Schoonover of Centermore-
land, will become the bride of
James Sands, ‘son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sands of Tunkhannock. Rev.
J. Edwin Lintern will perform the
ceremony.
Marion Shupp, cousin of the bride,
will act-as maid of honor and Wil-
liam Howell as best man. Ushers
will be brothers of the bride-elect
and bride - groom-elect, Frank
Schoonover and John Sands.
Miss Schoonover is a graduate of
Tunkhannock High School. She is
Martha Schoonover To Marry
James Sands Friday Evening
employed by Keystone Shoe Fact-!
ory in Tunkhannock. Mrs. Sands
was also graduated from Tunkhan-
nock High School. He is employed
at Leopold's Garage in Tunkan-
:nock.
The couple will live at East Lem-
on. :
Saturday night, friends entertained :
at a variety shower for Miss!
Schoonover in Centermoreland
Methodist * Church parlors. Party
tables were attractive with wishing
well favors and flowers. About
fifty guests attended.
Mrs. Rose B. Lubinski, Loyalville,
celebrated her eighty-second birth-
day anniversary in March with a
family dinner held at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Luther Hum-
mel.
Mrs. Lubinski came to the States
from Germany when she was eight
years - old and settled with her
family in = Nanticoke where her
father worked in the mines. She
was twice married, both times to
miners. After the death of her first
husband, Valentine, who was killed
in the mines, she married Joseph
Lubinski and moved with him to
j the Obidiah Davenport farm at Loy-
alville. That was forty-five years ago.
She now keeps house for Henry
Trumbower at Loyalville.
She loves house hold chores, still
bakes a mighty fine cake and loaf
of bread, and keeps a pretty neat
Mrs. Rose Lubinski Celebrates
Her Eighty-second Birthday
home. Evenings and weekends; she
catches up on her reading or fin-
ishes a patch work ‘quilt for one |
of her eight children, forty-thrze
grandchildren, or fifty-seven zreat-
grandchildren.
Surviving of her eight children
by her first marriage, are five, Jack
and Blanche, now Mrs. Stanley
Pietruska, South River ,N. J., Jo-
sefa, Mrs. Luther Hummel of Loy-
alville, and Margaret, Mrs. W. Wala-
cavicz and Viola, Mrs. John Naj-
aka of Glen Lyon; there are also
three Lubinskis, Clara, now Mrs.
George Miller, Petersburg, Va.
Theodora, now Mrs. Leland Grey of
Loyalville and Bud.
Her friends of almost half a cen-
tury in the Back Mountain Area
say ‘Happy Birthday, Rose.” We
hope you'll live to enjoy many
many more of them.
Kimberly Anne Pierson
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pierson,
Huntingdon Valley, Pa., announce
the birth of a baby girl, Kimberly
Anne, at Abington Hospital on
March 1. The Piersons have two
other children, Freddie, eight and
Linda, three.
Mrs. Pierson is the former Anne
Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jennings, Norton Avenue, Dal-
las. Mr. Pierson is son of Dean
Pierson and the late Mrs. Pierson
of Scranton. He is associated with
Ji Electric.
Grandma Jennings is in Hunt-
ingdon Valley helping take care of
‘Anne and the children.
Randy Joseph Burczyk
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burczyk,
1215 Market $St., Nanticoke, an-
nounce the birth of their first child,
a son, Randy Joseph in Nesbitt
Hospital on March 10. He weighed
6 lbs.
Mrs. Burezyk is the former Carol
Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Fitzgerald, Hill St, Fern-
brook. This is the first grandchild
for the Fitzgeralds. Mr. Burczyk is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bur-
czyk of Nanticoke. Randy makes
number 3 for them.
Domalee Miller Weds
Robert Spare, February
Donalee Miller, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Miller, Wyoming,
married Robert H. Spare, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spare, Wyom-
ing R. D. 3, February 10 at 7 p.m.
Rev. David R. Dresser performed
the ceremony before an altar
flanked with tall white tapers and
vases of white chrysanthemums.
Attendants were Mrs. Elizabeth
Earl, of Wyoming, sister of the
bride, and Gale Spare, brother of
the bridegroom.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the Wyoming In-
stitute and the couple left for Mi-
ami and Palm Beach, Fla.
The bride is a graduate of Wyom-
ing High School. Mr. Spare was
graduated from Westmoreland High
School.
Andrew Adams, Guest
On 56th Birthday
' Mrs. Clayton Edwards, Mrs. Rich-
ard Thomas and Robert Adams ent-
ertained at a surprise birthday party
on March 5, honoring their fath-
er, Andrew Adams, Sweet Valley,
who observed his fifty-sixth birth-
day. A beautiful three layer birth-
day cake was baked by Mrs. Ed-
wards who was assisted in the dec-
orating by Mrs. Thomas. Color
scheme of silver and white with
multi-colored | candles was carried
out.
Guests enjoyed games and refresh-
ments. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Adams, Lynn, Bev-
erly, Barbara and Bobby; Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton '@ Edwards and son,
Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thom-
as and son Jeffrey; the honoree’s
brothers, Michael Adams, George
Adams, Mrs. George Adams; a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Arline Adams;
Mr. and Mrs. James Lord, Hunts-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitesell,
Fades; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Crag-
le, Hunlocks Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Lamoreaux; Mrs, Frances Thom-
as and daughter, Cheryl, Rev. B.
Kirby Jones, the honoree and his
wife, Mrs. Andrew Adams, all of
Sweet Valley.
The party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas,
Main Road.
Robert Smith, Guest
At Birthday Party
Mrs. Albert Smith entertained at
a party on Sunday evening, March
4, in honor of her son, Bob, who
observed his birthday. Birthday cake
was baked and decorated by Mrs. |
Smith. Those enjoying cake and
ice cream with Bob were Jane Ann
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs, William Smith
and daughter Wendy Elaine, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cooper and son
Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Corey Bulford,
Barry Pearson, Robert Gray, the
honaree’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Smith and his brother Dar-
win. Bob is a senior at Lake-Leh-
man High School.
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Announcement
marriage of Karen Lee Samuels,
to Ronald William Trewern of Chi-
cago, Ill, formerly of Yeager Ave-
nue, Shavertown.
The ceremony was performed on
Thursday, January 11,
Park Methodist Church, Chicago,
Rev. Virgil Coburn officiated.
The bride is the twin daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Samuels
of Dallas.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Trewern
of Chicago.
bridegroom are graduates of West-
is made of the | moreland High School,
103 East Center Hill Road, Dallas, | Coronado Apartments,
4763 North Malden, Chicago 40, Ill.
in Albany | lege.
MRS, RONALD W. TREWERN
Dallas.
is residing at the
Apt. 306,
The couple
Before marriage, Karen was em-
ployed at the Boston Store. She
attended Wilkes-Barre Business Col-
She is now employed by the
Combined Insurance ‘Company in
| Chicago. Ronnie is employed by the
Milwaukee Railroad Company. He
is attending the Electronic Machine
Her husband is the son | Accounting College Night School.
Mrs. Jerry Schmitt entertained at
Both the bride and dinner in their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Denton S. Updyke,
Fernbrook, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Charlotte M.
Shonk, to Lawrence S. Jones, Jr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S.
Jones, Sr., Division Street, Shaver.
town, [The wedding took place
in the Dorranceton Methodist
Church at 6 P.M. Saturday even-
ing, March 10. Rev. Guy A. Lein-
thall performed the ceremony.
The Matron of Honor was Mrs.
Catherine Trudgen, sister of the
bride, Yeager Avenue, Shavertown,
best man was ~ Richard (Cleasby,
Davis Street, Trucksville.
The bride was attired in a two-
piece suit with: bone and brown
accessories and wore a corsage of
sunburst roses. Matron of honor
wore black and white check suit
Charlotte M. Shonk Marries
Lawrence Jones On March
with black and white accessories
and corsage of red roses. The
mother of the bride chose powder
blue lace dress with blue accessories,
mother of the groom, blue silk print
dress with blue accessories.
A reception for fifty guests was
held at the home of the bride fol-
lowing the wedding after which the
newlyweds left for Montrose for a
short honeymoon. Mr, and Mrs.
Jones are both graduates of Dallas
Area High Schools. Mrs. Jones is
switchboard operator in the Nes-
bitt Hospital, Mr. Jones will be
associated with the Ansco Film
Company of Binghamton the end
of this month. = The couple will
reside at the bride’s home tem-
porarily. They will move to Bing-
hamton April 1st.
College Classmate Is
Guest Of Rinehimers
Robert C. Rinehimer Jr., West
Dallas, has as guest this week,
‘Craig Johnson, a classmate at Wind-
ham College, Vermont.
Craig who comes from Manchest-
er, Conn., is active in many col-
lege organizations. He was a top
rated basketball player on the col-
lege team this past season.
Last week Bob was entertained
at the Johnson home in Putney.
Jolene Perrego
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott .Perrego,
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, an-
nounce the birth of a daughter, Jo-
lene, on March 7 in Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Mrs.
Rachel Rees, daughter
Mrs. Richard Rees of Orchard St.,
Trucksville and Mr. Perrego is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Per-
rego, Demunds Road.
The Perrego’s have 2 other child- |
ren, Richard and Kim.
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The Past Councelors of Mt. Vale
#224 Daughters of America, will
meet at the home of Mrs. Milton
Perrego, Demunds Road, on Tues-
day evening, March 20 at 7:30
Mrs. Leonard Adamshick
To Speak At Book Club
Mrs. Leonard Adamshick of Leh
man will show her collection of
decorated Easter eggs and explain
how to make them at the meeting
of Back Mountain Memorial Libr- |
p.m.
From the book selecting commit-
tee, Mrs. Charles Frantz will speak |
for five minutes on “Ghosts in Old
Houses”, and read the list of new
books on the Book Club shelves.
regular feature of the meetings.
be served by the hospitality com-
mttee with Mrs. Edgar Brace and
Mrs. Peter Clark as co-chairmen,
assisted by Mrs, Francis Beline, Mrs.
James Besecker, Mrs. Norwood Bra-
der, Mrs. M. J. Brown and Mrs.
Dana Crump.
St. Patrick's Day Party
Plarmed By Legion
Annual St. Patrick Night Party
will be hed at Daddow-Issacs Post,
American Legion Saturday, March
17, when a ham and cabbage plat-
ter supper will be served by James
Davenport and George Cave from
6 until 9 p.m. Bill O’Brien has been
appointed chairman by Command-
er Buckley.
Bart Sheehan, old time enter-
tainer, will be on hand. Tickets can
be purchased from any Legion
member.
Rev. And Mrs. C. H. Frick
Entertain Fellowship
Huntsville Christian: Church met
at ‘the Church Parsonage, Friday
Evening, guests of Rev. and Mrs.
C. H. Frick. Following a business
meeting election of officers re-
sulted in Marjorie Evans being
chosen president. Eleanor Jones,
vice president, Linda Howell, sec-
retary and Kathy Stroud, Treasurer.
Linda Shonk, Marjorie Evans and
Christine Grose led devotions. Rev.
Frick presented a Travelogue, com-
plete with slides, covering his recent
trip to Hawaii. Mrs. Wilbur
Davis, who taught Mrs.
formally presented a luncheon set
of Crane, souvenir of Pear Harbor.
“Guests: Kathy Stroud, . Eleanor
Jones, Chris Grose and her guest,
Judy Schnieder, Wayne Shon, Ric
Davis, Marjorie Evans, Linda Shonk,
Linda Howell, Mrs. Davis and the
Host and Hostess."
Shirley Smith Is
Honored On Birthday
On March 7, a birthday party was
William E. Smith, honoring the
latter, who observed her birthday.
Mrs. Smith is the former Shirley
James. Home-made ice cream was
served with the beautifully dec-
orated birthday . cake, which was
baked by Shirley's mother-in-law,
Mrs. Albert Smith, Sweet Valley.
Attending were -Shirley’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James, Nevell
Hollow Road; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith, sons Bob and Darwin; Jane
Ann Cooper, Chase; the honoree, her
husband and daughter, Wendy
Elaine. The William Smiths reside
p.m. on Nevell Hollow Road.
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This five minute talk is to be a |
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Pollowing the wrozrem tes Wi | gold arrows; John Davis Jr., silver |
The Chi Rho Fellowship Group of :
Frick's |
class during her absence, was in- |
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
Lehman Cub Scouts Enjoy
Annual Blue And Gold Dinner
Blue and Gold Dinner for Pack
241 was held at Lehman Methodist |
ary Book Club on Monday at 2 | Church on Monday, February 26.]
{Dens 1 and 2 held a competition
table on the theme of the month,
“Presidents”. Judges were William |
Simms, Carl Schreiner and Harold |
Maye. Den 2 was awarded the Hon-
or Den Pennant.
Awards were presented to Harry |
| Swepston Jr., Keith Bicking, Bobcat
pins; John Davis Jr., Billy Russell,
arrow.
A film, “Problems of Flying in
Space” was enjoyed by all
Centerpieces for tables were made
by both dens: bowling pin cub
| scouts in the traditional colors, were
Mothers, Judy Dawe and Alberta
Steltz! picnic tables, benches and
| son Arthur,
{made by Den 1 with aid of Den |
help of den mothers, Mrs. John
Davis and Mrs. Barbara Schreiner.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Steltz, son Eddie, Lee
Bicking ,son Keith, Richard Ide,
sons Rcky and Gary, Elmer Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. John
| Davis, son John, Mr. and Mrs.
| Harry Swepston, sons, Harry and
Jimmy, daughter Julie, William
| Weaner, son Billy, Mrs. William
{ Russell, sons Billy and Andy, David
Fritz, Jeffrey Dickinson, Douglas
| Ehret, David Spencer ,son, Donald,
Sterling Barnes, son Lawrence Har.
old Maye son Charles, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schriener, son, Frank, William
Simms, Billy Dawe, Chris Dawe,
{and Mrs. Judy Dawe.
The evening came to a close with
Cub Scouts forming Living Circle
and giving Cub Scout Promise.
pipe cleaner cubs by Den 2 with |
Enjoy Blue And
The Cub Scouts of Troop 444,
Sweet Valley, held their annual
Blue and Gold Banquet on Feb-
ruary 27, at Maple Grove Methodist
Church Hall, Pikes Creek. Decor-
ations were carried out in blue and
gold, favors were tiny patriotic hats
filled with candy, which were made
by the cubs. Silhouettes of the
nedy formed a background for the
speaker's table. The silhouettes
were the Cub’s project. Charles
Perkins presented the Pack with a
ladder, the rungs of which de-
picted the steps a cub must take
to become a Scout. Centerpiece on
the speaker's table was a large cake
decorated in blue and gold, baked
and decorated by Mrs. Freida
Graham and Mrs. Eleanor Bronson.
Arrangements were in charge ‘of
Mrs. Frank Beuka, hospitality chal
man,
Seated at the speaker's table
were the institutional representa-
| tives and their wives, Rev. and
Mrs. James Garrahan and Rev. and
| Mrs. William G. Hughes; Gene
' Trautwein, District Scout Executive;
Cubmaster Burl Updyke and Mrs.
Updyke; Albert 'L. Ray assistant
Boy Scout Master Troop 444, Mrs.
Albert L. Ray, Public Relations,
Cub ‘Pack 444, Charles S. Perkins,
Committee Chairman, Cub Pack 444
and. Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins.
Invocation was by Rev. Garra-
han, Cubmaster Burl Updyke /in-
troduced the principal speaker of
! the evening, William Robbins,
Trucksville, who spoke on Indian
Lore. Charles Perkins introduced
the Cub Pack committee and in-
vited parents to join the work of
the Committee. Rev. Hughes, who
is in charge of ceremonies for the
Pack gave the following awards: —
Bobcat, Timothy Garrahan, Phillip
Presidents from Washington to Ken. |
Sweet Valley Cub Scouts
d Dinner
Eck, Joseph Zapotoski, Dale Ed-
| wards, Daniel Williams, Tommy
Piatt, Randy Kevin Ray, Jonathon
Perkins; James Fisk; Wolf Badges,
Lewis Cooney, Douglas Young, Mer-
win Updyke, Jimmie Yoder. Doug-
las Young also received one gold
‘and one silver arrow, Merwin Up-
| dyke and Jimmie Yoder, each one
gold arrow. Bear badges were
given to James Cooney, with one
gold and one silver arrow, George
Haines, Jr. with one gold and a
silver arrow, Dennis Owens with
one gold arrow, Bing Wolfe with
one gold arrow; and Alan Stroud.
Bernard Saluta received a Den
Chief's Book. He is Den Chief for
| Den # 3, Pikes Creek. Other cubs
present were Jimmie Pall and Fred
Whitesell.
Den Mothers are Mrs. Marjorie
Williams, assisted by Mrs, Delores
Garraham, Den # 3, Pikes Creek
and Mrs. Floyd Wolfe assisted by
Mrs. Frank Beuka, Den # 2, Sweet
Valley.
Besides the above mentioned, fol-
lowing attended: Assistant Cub
Master and Mrs. George Haines,
David, Joseph, Karen and Paul; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard N. Stroud, Kathy,
and Janet; Mrs.John P. Cooney,
-Thomas and Joseph; Jean Marie
Pall, Connie Pall; Elmer Wolfe,
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Kathy and Roxann Williams; Mr.
and Mrs, Glenn Edwards and Bren-
da; Mrs. Charles Fisk, Connie Fisk;
and Mrs. Frank Beuka; William
Owens; Mrs. June Iverson, Bradley
Iverson; Linda Hughes; Janet
Whitesell; Karla Penny and Barry
Ray; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Piatt,
Virginia and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Yoder, Virginia, Geralyn
and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Eck, Lee Eck; Joseph Bogdon,
Harold D. Jewell,
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