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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962
The little bean bag clown dollies with her sister and brother-in-law,
~~ that were so popular at Mrs. Arthur | Mr. and Mrs.
~ Newmants doll booth were made by | Harveys Lake.
Mrs. Emma L. Schweitzer of Wyo- youngest representative of Lone Star
ming R. D. 3. She
dozen of them to the Auction Com-
completely unsolicited, a
"few days befoxe the Auction opened.
Like Times Square, if a com-
plete stranger stays at the Auc-
tion long emough he'll meet
someone he knows.
"with Ed Fisher,
nouncer, who has been in this
territory only a shot time.
“met an old friend, Dos. Les Jor-
dan whom he hadn’t seen in
mittee,
Library Auction Highlights
seven years.
An interested front row bidder on
Friday was Marla Gitterman, Holly-
a California,
f=uction for the {first time.
husband is studio director for Desilu
Studiog. She is spending some time
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Early California race, === "> 33¢
Miss Patience Carr. They attended |
James Peterson, at {the session on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Peterson is the | Mrs. Samuel Warriner also came
down from Montrose to take part
in the bidding on Friday afternoon.
Old timers are saddened to
recall that it was just ten years
ago on the opening day of the
Auction that the late beloved
Dr. Sherman Schooley was
stricken with a heart attack
while calling on a patient with-
in sight of the Auction. He was
taken to General Hospital in
an ambulance, protesting all the
way: “I've gotta go to the
Auction tonight.” He died July
29, 1952, at the age of 53. |
Cement Company in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. James Healey made
a special stop off for the Auction
en route from Nova [Scotia to Vir-
ginia. Jim was for a number of
years foreman at L. L. Richardson's
Dodge Agency. He and Mrs. Healey
have been living in Nova Scotia for
the past few years.
It was good to see Grace Lee
back in the ticket booth once more.
Grace and her husband, the late
Charles Lee, were among the found-
/ ers of the Library and the Auction.
She was on the administrative staff
of Mt. Vernon Seminary in Wash-
ington, D. C., last year.
Stalwart supporters of the Auc-
tion are Mrs. Lewis Buckman, Mrs.
brought two
It was so
WNAK an-
He
Up from Harrisburg as usual for
the whole show was Mrs. Daniel
Robinhold. Iola and her whole
family served for so many years at |
the Refreshment Booth that Dan
the
Her
attending
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| Church - League;
| Both will be married
| Danny is now a second-year student
at Johns Hopkins Medical School.
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Keith Yeisley Wins | Little League and manager of an | Consultant | Telephone Company president, An-| aspects of efficient internal and ex-
Merited Promotion
Keith Yeisley, 24, youngest “sales
representative of the Lily Tulip Cup
Corporation for twenty northeast--
ern Pennsylvania ~ counties, has
been promoted on merit to sales |
representative-in the Baltimore, Md.
area and will move there with his
family in September.
Grandson of Mrs. Maude and the
late Warren Yeisley, Luzerne County
Court ‘Stenographer for many years,
Keith is a graduate of Westmore-
High School Class of 1956.
He has been active in community
life serving as secretary and team
| manager in the Back Mountain
team manager in
this year.
As an undergraduate at Cornell he
rowed on the famous crew that
competed at the Thames Regatta
Alan Kirby, Miss Fannie Chase and and Judy practically grew up there. [in England.
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AK
FLAVORFUL, ECONOMICAL
Eighth Grade team of boys in the |
K of C. League. He is also active in |
the Toastmaster’s Club. |
Keith is married to the former |
Marilyn Conden of Dallas. They |
have three girls and two boys. |
He has been with Lily Tulip Cor- |
poration for the past eight months. |
|For a time he was employed by |
Evans Drug Store.
|
Four Young Boxers
Join Salci At Lake
Four sparring partners, all na- i
tional AAU champions from Du- |
gan’s [Stables in Philadelphia, will |
join Joe Salci in his training work- |
outs this weekend at Link’s Park-
ade, Harvey's Lake. f
They are Mel Smith, Irv Allen, |
Mario Sournnen, and Benny Bris- |
coe, middleweight, who just recently |
turned professional.
All ngted boxers and performers,
|
i
|
JOHN L. KROGULSKI
Appointment of John L. Krogul-
ski to the newly created position |
they will train and give exhibition. | of communications consultant was |
There is no charge to watch them.
drew J. Sordoni. Jr,
In this post, Krogulski will be
| available as a consultant on more
| efficient telephone ‘communications
| to all business subscribers in Com-
| monwealth Telephone’s ten district
| service area,
| request, study, engineer and recom-
|mend telephone facilities designed |
i to meet the specific requirements of
| commercial,
As such, he will, upon
industrial and institu-
tional users.
President Sordoni said that Com- |
| monwealtk’s objective is to make
| known the technological advances
| telephony has to offer area business
to handle today’s highly competitive
commerce faster,
Mr. Krogulski’s services are avail-
| able to all subscribers in a continu-
| ing company-wide program directed |
|to providing the type and quality
| of service desired, fully equal to its
metropolitan counterpart.
His appointment follows several]
more efficiently |
{ and more profitably,
ternal business telephone communi-
cation systems.
Mr. Krogulski has been associated
| with Commonwealth since Decem-
ber 1948, first as a cable splicer,
installer and, since, May 1957, as
central office switchman in its
Bangor district. Prior to this, he
worked since April 1944 for Sor-
| doni Construction- Company’s Elec-
| tric and Telephone Line Division as
| 2 lineman.
For two and one-half years Kro-
gulski served as a Corporal in the
U.S. Marines stationed a great part
of this period in Hawaii. He re-
turned to the Marines as a Sergeant
for one year in September 1950.
At present, Mr. Krogulski, wife,
Jennie,
and Kenneth, reside at Wind Gap.
A Gentle Start
Salesman—What kind of a car
would you like, madam, four, six or
| eight cylinders?
Timid Customer—Couldn’t I begin
| announced today by Commonwealth | months of intensive training in all! with one?”
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