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Samuel Ralph Nicholson
Dies At Huntsville
He belonged to First Presbyterian |
Services for Samuel Ralph Nichol- FCHurch: aad Masonic bodies
son are scheduled for today at 2, | : 1
Dennis Nicholson, he graduated |
| om Lawrenceville and Cornell Unio
versity. $
; = | Surviving are: his daughter, Mrs.
when Rev. Jule Ayers will officiate |
: | Foster H. Rogers, and a son Samuel
from the Graham Funeral Home. ® 8 on |
Burial wijl he in Oghlpwy pemetery. | granddaughters; two sisters, Mrs. |
Mr. Nicholson, 63, died at his | james B. Rohinson and Mrs. John
home in Huntsville Monday morn- | M. Robinson, both of Dallas.
ing. His ‘wife, the former .Ruth : i
Wolf, died last December. .
A director of the W. H. Nicholson Ash Playing Trumpet
Company, he was a former chairman | With Lulu Temple Band
of the board. Seven years ago he | :
retired from the Vulcan Iron Works, | - Harold Ash, Shavertown, left
where he was vice president and (Monday to play trumpet with the |
sales manager. After Mrs. Nichol- | Lulu Temple Band of Philadelphia |
son’s death, Mr. Nicholson was af- | at the Imperial Council Sessions of
filiated with the assessor's office at |the Shrine which are being held in
the Courthouse. | Canada this week. Mr. Ash has been
During World War I ke was with | a trumpeter. with the. Irem Temple |
the Navy. | Band for the past fifteen years,
A native of Wilkes-Barre, son of | ee ee
the late Samuel T. and Elizabeth | SUBSCRIBE: TO THE POST
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Making Up Barbeque Sauce For Auction Refreshment Stand _
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Refreshment Booth is again man-
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Mountain Memorial Library. Auction. | Gathered about the preparation
Each year the refreshment stand | table in Dallas High School cafeteria |
serves thousands of 'hot-dogs and | flanked by gallon jars to hold the
hamburgers, draws thousands of | product, and making a final test of |
cups of coffee from its steaming | the taste before lading the steam-
urns, dispenses baked beans and ing sauce into the containers, are
potato salad, and keeps the hungry | Mrs, Wiley Veitch, Peggy Bayliss, |
mob fod util slinight. Tb it fe: { Mas. Helen Smith, Mrs. Richard |
Myers, refreshment chairman; Mrs. |
done. Cecil Sutton, and Mrs. Kenneth |
Each year, the receipts are larger. Bayliss: |
One of the specialities is: the —_— |
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mother. For years, Mrs. Weir super- | greatly strengthened. Others wake |
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Hundreds Of Solicitors Comb Area
For Items For Library Auction
Hundreds of solicitors under
chairmanship of General Solicitation
Committee head, Mrs. Carlton Dav- |
les, have combed the Back Mountain
for materials for Library Auction. |
Today, tomorrow and Saturday
they will go on sale.
Activities blanketed the Back
Mountain as far away as Sweet Val-
ley. |
In the Trucksville and Carver- |
ton area, headed by chairmen Mrs. |
Lester. Hauck and Mrs. Robert |
Brown, are chairmen were Mes-
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Calvin Crane, William Guyette, R.
Ziegler, and T. H. Wright.
Solicitors: Beverly Peirce, Suzan
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| Kocher, Jack Magee., Henry Otto,
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Solicitors: Evelyn : Frantz, Linda
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Sally Otto, Eleanor Jones, Linda
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Mesdames Dominick Morrella,
Wilson Honeywell, Frank Parker,
Thomas Kriedler, Robert Boyer, Leo
Kelly, Charles Nicol. David Lohman,
| James Alexander, Allan Covert, Wil-
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| Elwood Swingle,
| Milton Whiting,
James Rutledge,
Budd Hirleman,
George Jacobs. 3
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Area Chairmen, Mesdames: Charles
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Solicitors: Margaret Barrell, Lin-
da Swelgin, Carole Cutting, Mary
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Mesdames: John Hudak, Alvin
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Area Chairmen, Mesdames: G.
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D. Houlette, Richard Maher, Hale
Coughlin, M. Faegenburg, Marshall
Rurbaugh.
Solicitors, Mesdames: John Jen- .
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