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East Dallas
| Orange.
Joseph, Jr. and Gunda Perry, olina, are spending a month with Elizabeth Dymond is back in her |
Orange, went to New York two ‘the Perrys. Mrs. Perry was the home, in Orange after spending the! Demunds Road,
weeks ago to meet Gunda’s aunt,’ former proprietor of Polly's Shoe winter in New Jersey.
Mrs. Lina Boelkl, who came by Shop in Dallas. |" Mrs.
ship from Munich, Germany. She; }
plans’ to stay in this country six
months, but is trying to get an
extension for another six mciaths.
She is very happy to be with her
relatives here. Mrs. Boelkls’ daugh-
ter, Mrs. Karloh Gaschler and
three children, from North Car-!
Mrs. Millie Kline, a guest in Mrs. ia patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Rose Llewellyn’s convalescent home, | wish her a speedy recovery.
Orange, had her sister and husband, |
| burg, as visitors last Sunday.
Anna Fulton, Kingston,
guest there, recovering
broken hip.
is also a Mrs.
from a proved.
George Berlew, Orange,
Rosamnah Gregory, Nicholson, is|sons, Gary, Carl, Hershey, spent
visiting her aunt, Rose Llewellyn, |last weekend with Mrs.
William
Rozelle, Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bremchley,
are celebrating
| wedding anniversary.
{their 23rd.
is | They have one daughter, Beverly,
We | a practical nurse.
man in the Car-
| = I'm so sorry to report Mable Wil- |
Mr. and’ Mrs. John Baker, Greens- son is ill at her home cn Demunds |
Mrs. | Road, but I am happy to report
John Hislop is greatly im-
I" Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gries Jr., and
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Mr. Brenchley
|is ma’ntenance
penter Nursing Home, Lehman.
Mrs. Lucy Morgan, East Dallas,
ter, Mrs. Larry Brown, Wilkes-
| Barre.
- She is also visiting her sisters
Anna, Ruth, and Gertrude Derby,
| Laurel Run, Anna has been con-
fined to a wheel chair for about
40 years, due to rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Emmanuel, Orange, an.
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Anita Emmanuel Baker, to
George Kitch, April 6th: at Lan-
caster. Mrs. Kitch is dietician at
Lancaster General Hospital. Mr.
| Kitch is maintenance man at’ the
| same hospital, They are living on
| Oregon Pike, Lancaster.
Announcement has been made of
Fred Krunkle, March 8th. at Bing-
{hamton. They now reside at 22
Castle Creek” Road; Binghamton,
but plem to move to Fort Lauder-
| dale, Florida, in September. Mr.
| Krunkle is a printer for the Bing-
| hamton Press. Mrs. Krunkle was
a former East Dallas resident.
Mr. and Mrs.- Nicholas Kortessis,
Del Ray Beach, Florida, anmounce
| the birth of a son, Paul Kenneth.
J ae Kortessis is the former Nancy
Carlin, daughter of Paul and Ro-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 97. 1963
zilla- Carlin,. East ‘Dallas; The
couple have another som Jeffery,
aged three years.
Mrs. Bertha Meiers and Mrs.
Hazel Nicholson, Wilkes-Barre, were
recent guests of their cousin,
Myra Carlin. They thoroughly en-
joyed Myra’s flowers, especially
her oriental poppies.
| For forty one years I've heard
that our four corners were called
is spending a week with her daugh- | Ketcham Corners, but mever called | Berwyn,
the origin of it. That was cute.
| Did Leighton know that Orange
‘used to be called ‘“Pincherville ”
Seems there used to be a saw mill
|up there that made shingles,
bundled - and sold them. Short
shingles would be hidden inside of
bundles. Inspectors were sent
pull out short shingles from middle.
Eventually the owners were
“pinched,” hence ‘Pincherville.”
I received a letter from Valen-
tines, Florida; and I quote, “Well,
Irene, I must tell you we got such
a shock to see ‘East Dallas” last
week that I shouted, laughed and
cried, we want to ‘thank you for
| taking over; seemed like a letter
| from home.”
Bob Pickett, son of Mrs. Paul
Valentine, and his canoe were con-
testants in’ the annual canoe race
two “weeks ago from Wysox, to
Wyalusing.
, Diana Pickett left early Saturday
morning, to travel = with the
Keyettes of Dallas Schools in the
parade at Wellesboro.
Diana is a faithful member of the
East Dallas church choir, very often
singing the solo parts.
Bert and Elizabeth Nichols, Bing-
hamton, visited the latter’s sister,
Nettie Mockychic last week.
Mrs. Shirley Hobbs and four
children, spent last week with her
mother Mrs. Mokychic. Sheri Ann,
Charline, Kerin and Sue Ellen had
a wonderful time on ‘the Wilson
Ryman farm where Nettie lives.
Wilson “and Mary Ryman, Inez
and Lois, traveled to New Berlin-
ville last Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bowers. Their son Lloyd,
stationed in Texas, is saving up
days so’ he can come home in the
fall.
Sunday visitors of Walter and
Irene ‘Shutt Moore, were: their cis-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Krick, end Sharon, Reading;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shutt, Han-
over Green; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dy-
mond, Jr., Cindy, Sheri, and Kathy,
Orange; Priscilla Krum 2nd son.
Mt. Zion; Mr. and Mrs. David
Moore, North Adams, Mass.; David
Jr., Kimberly; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Mcore, Keith, Patti, and Holly;
Myra Carlin, East Dallas,
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Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson are
entertaining Mrs. Hudson's aunt,
| Miss Gertrude Johnsen of Chicago.
| Mrs. Edith Whitmire, Berwick, is
Mrs.
| visiting her daughter,
i Hunsinger.
| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Garinger
spent Thursday
visiting Mr. and Mrs.
| Arnold Garinger and family.
! Mrs. Floyd Whitebread is a pa-
| tient in Nesbitt Hospital.
| The 29th annual reunion of the
Chester and Harriet Ransom clan
will be at the new home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Henry Hess at Demunds Sun-
| day June 30.
Helen
The family of the late Iris K.
Smith wishes to thank friends,
neighbors, the Harveys Lake
Woman's Service Club, the W.S.C.S.
of ‘the Alderson Methodist Church,
all who contributed their services,
sent flowers, and performed many
kindly acts of personal assistamce at
the time of the passing of a good
friend and neighbor.
George Kuchta, Harrisburg, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Kuchta.
Idetown
Kenneth McDougall is a patient
| in the Nesbitt Hospital.
| The Ladies Auxiliary of the JiR.
Davies Fire Company held its meet-
ing in ‘the fire hall on Monday night.
Hostesses were Mrs, George Car-
penter and Mrs. Charles Casterline.
Mrs. Casterline presided in ab-
sence of the president. Hostesses
for the next meeting will be Irene
| Kanasky, Gladys Mattice and Bess
Cooke.
| Friends keep calling about Aunt
| Jonnie Evans, from Narrowsburg,
N. Y., home for the aged. She is
still in Wayne County Hospital,
Honesdale; but is coming along
fine, and says she expects to go
back
treat
“but
to the home anyday. “They
me wonderful here;”” she said;
they make a terrible cup of
tea.” She wants to thank her
friends who sent her mail. So
please keep writing to her. She
loves pretty cards.
Birthday greetings are extended
to Ruscell Eyet. Pauline Magee,
Cathy Wilson, Robert A. Moore,
Mrs. Carl Gries Sr.,. Wesley Evens,
Mrs. Corey Crispell, Nancy Welitch-
ko. ‘Betty Cvphers; Afton Reese,
and Phyllis Moore Culver.
There will be no quilting in East
Dallas church the next two weeks,
because of Bible school, and the
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Mr: .and Mrs. Victor
Woodlawn Drive, Dallas, will mark
their 25th wedding anniversary cia
{ Thursday, July 4. Open house will
| be held at the home from 5 p.m.
and the late Mrs. Cross; was born
in Lancashire, England. His wife is
Dallas.
The couple were married in Elk-
ton, Md., by “Rev. William F. Hop-
kins. Five children -were born to
brary Auction (
Chairmen Mrs. Mitchell
which is
attractive item.
Native Of India, Ward Of Jordan,
| Valedictorian At School For Deaf
| Aban Unvalla of Bangalore, India, cinating to watch as she makes thq
| was wvaledictorisn at Pennsylvania
.Sckool for the Deaf June 14. The
| school has requested that she stay
| another year before returning to
‘India, to study im their new com-
mercial department under a State
She will. then be qualified to teach
young deaf <‘udents end aid in of-
fice admnistration and duties.
-Aban came to the Dallas ‘ares
three years avo when a Rotary Dis-
trict Governor of Tiadia requested of
Dr. L. E. Jordan that Aban be pre-
pared to teach youne deaf students
of Ind'a, since schon’ ng ‘in India
was not adeouatz. Aban arrived in
August of 1960, snonsored by Dallas
Rotary’ Arns. After attending the
Kendall School For The Deaf in
Washington for one var she trans-
ferred to the Periasvl»an'a School
For The Deaf in Philadelnhia. The
Dallas Area School Board made this
possible after she became the legal
ward of the Jordans.
During her two years at this
school, she has progressed rapidly
in . her studies, lip-reading and
speech. She became a proficient
athlete 2nd her competitive spirit is
keen. Last year, she made her own
prom dress by hand, and her
stitches are as close as a modern
machine could sew.
Aban tingles with pep. She enjoys
cards, She loves TV and the movies
and if the sound is loud, can faintly
hear the music.
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Married 25 Years On July 4
MR. AND MRS. VICTOR CROSS
Cross, 59 |
Mr, Cross, the son of Albert Cross the George M. Dallas Lodge, Cald
the former Alberta Harvey, daugh- Kanarr Corporation.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey, |
the couple: Robert, Ronald, Richard, for her children.
Raymond and Renita, all at home. !
Ruction Antiques Committee Has
Seventy Enthusiastic Members
Chairmen of various committees | fects after its purchase.
within the Antiques Committee of | auction gave proof that interest i
the Back Mounta’n Memorial Li- rare antique furniture runs hig
met recently for The
luncheon at the home of Antiques | tickets on the decorated bench, e
Jenkins, | ceeded any one item in the auetio
A dessert party is being planned |
for the seventy members of the An-| the luncheon were:
tique Committee Monday, June 24, | Frantz, advisor; evaluations
at 1:30, at the home of Mrs. Jenkins. | men, Mrs. John Dewitt, Sr,
Mrs. Paul Gross and Mrs. Charles | Mrs. Fred Howell;
Frantz described the Windsor Bench | Table,
being decorated to be Mrs.
chanced off at this year’s auction. | Bench Chances, Mrs. Robert Pos
The bench is a gift to the Antiques | and Mrs. Homer Moyer; Telephond
Committee from Mrs. Howard Ris-!Mrs. William S. Jeter;
ley; purchased last fall from Miss | Gross, Artistic Decoratons;
Bess Klinetob. Of about 1830 vint- | Marks, Publicity; Mrs. Louis Mas
age, it should prove to be a most | low,
Mrs. Frantz pre- | Thomas, Work Schedule;
pared the bench for the Early Am-|man of the Antiques Committee
icerr decor planned by Mrs. Gross. | Mrs. John Wilson.
Stefan Hellersperk repaired all de- |
i Department ef Education program. |
Her hands are fas- |
{ pangs of
| stand.
[pared to sit out the day’s auctions
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MEMBER F.D.I.C.
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They are active members of Dal
las Methodist Church and it
Couples Club. Mrs. Cross is a mem
ber of Dallas Women’s Club and it
Chorale. Mr. Cross is a memb
well Congsistory and the Shrine an
is employed at the Walben plant
Mrs. Cross will be remembered b
| many visitors to the Back Mountai
'Hallowe’en Parade as the lady rd
| sponsible for many unusual di yi
'and costumes which she fash
Last yeaxr
amount grossed from chen
chairmen attefidin
Mrs. Charl
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Committee
an
Aucticn Sale
Mrs. Harold Titman an
A. G. Rutherford; Antiqu
Pa
Louis
Mrs.
Decoraticins; Mrs. Herma
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signs of the deaf language. Shd
takes pride in the
Jordan girls, especi
all know and use
to speak to her.
Abzin vacations
in Trucksville.
the guest of families in ntrose
and ‘will go there this summer foy
about a month.
Aban, 21, is daughter of
Mrs. Nadir P. Unvalla of
India. She is a Zoroastrian
ligion and her father is the
of the Parsee Fire Temple.
two brothers and is the or
ber of the family with any
Cin returning to India. she wi
in a school for the deaf in
where she was a stu
years of age until she
United States.
1d
came
Nallag Seniny Women
To Handle Refreshments
Members of Dallas Senior
men’s Club are geared for
as the seventeenth annual
Auction opens on July 11. T
tionally the Senior club has man
the busy Refreshment Stand, an
their experience over years work{
to advantage in its efficient opera
Wo
actio
tion. Under the chairmanship o
Mrs. Howard Wiley, members are
planning the many details whic?
will insure a well stocked Ilarde]
guaranteed to apnease the hunger
all who patronize thd
Visitors who attend the ac
tivities for just a few hours or thosq
who come with a camp stool pre
There will be hamburgers, hot does
potato salad, baked beans, sand
wiches. plenty of coffee, ice cream]
and cold drinks. A new featurg
will be hoagies, sold on Saturday.
For prompt service from the grille
there will be an assist by Howard
Wiley, Clayton Evans and Henry
Moyer.
The ticket booth is also serviced
by the Woman's Club. No cash
is taken at the Refreshment Stand
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Keven Jeffrey Ruff
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ruff. Jr.,
Baltimore. Md., announce the birth
June 17, 1963, of a son Keven Jef-
frey, weight six pounds fourteen
ounces. Mrs. Ruff is the former
Patricia Cornell. Mr. Ruff is an
electrical engineer with Bendix.
Keven's sister, four and a half year
old Kathyrn Louise, has been spend-
ing the past two weeks with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James
Culp near Ricketts Glen. Mrs. Culp
expects to take Kathie back to
Baltimore this weekend. ;
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