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N. Lehigh St.
Shavertown, Pa.
The Dallas Post Has
Hundreds of Modern
Type Faces
Groups Will Make
Cancer Dressings
Shavertown Firemen’s Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday aftermoon from 1
to 3 p.m., to make cancer dressings.
Mrs. George Bednar is in charge.
Hannah Circle of St. Paul's Lu-
theran Church will make dressings |
! dents of Shavertown, have estab-
Wednesday morning from: 10 to 12
am, with Mrs. Roy Trexler in
charge.
Ladies of the community are in-
vited to participate. A great de-
mand in the Back Mountain area
| neccesitates a large supply.
Sheets are also needed for wrap-
pings. Contact Mrs. Fred Ander-
son, Mrs. Roy Trexler or Mrs. Char-
les Gosart, Sr., if you have amy to
.| spare.
Now Settled In
California Home
Friends in the Back Mountain
have received word that Mr. and
Mrs. Charlton Heslop, former resi-
lished residence at 116 B. W. Bunny
Santa Maria, California.
appreciate hearing
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has more time for her family. According to Frank Petrosky, residential sales man-
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the most popular areas considered for renovation by home owners.
today’s kitchen has made it one of
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and
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To Receive Award
DR. ‘ROBERT
A. ‘MELLMAN
The Awards Committee of ‘the
Pennsylvania Association for Adult
| Education has chosen Dr. Robert A.
| Mellman, Superintendent of Dallas
| School District as the recipient of
the association’s Award of Merit
for distinguished and outstanding
accomplishments in the field of
adult education.
| Dr. Mellman will receive the
award at the annual meeting of the
association om Monday morning,
July 15 on the campus of Pennsyl-
vania State University.
The local school administrator is
a past president of PAAE and a
member of its executive: committee
2nd has been active in the adult
movement for over twenty five
years.
Dr. and Mrs. Mellman will leave
Saturday for Penna. State Umniver-
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Member F.D.I.C.
| 13, 1962; Darren Keith to Mr. and
| Mrs. Rolland Ide Nov. 1, 1962; a
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Sixtieth Ide Reunion Attracts
Nearly One Hundred Descendants
Mrs. Lyle King, Dec. 8, 1962; Gary
Thomas to Rev. And Mrs. Coral
Ide, Dec. 10, 1962;
Mark David to Mr. and Mrs.
George Lockwood, Dec. 21,. 1962;
Candy Jane to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper, Dec. 25, 1962; Janet Lee to
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul, March 2,
1963; William to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crook, March 9, 1963; Cur-
tis Jay to Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Hoover, May 4, 1963; Jeffrey Lynn
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh,
June 7, 1963; Linda Irene to Rev.
and Mrs. David Haines, Feb, 10,
1963.
Marriages: July 7, 1962, Bradley
Ide to Betty Lou Graham; July 25,
1962, Nancy E. Ide to Raymond
Butz; July 28, 1962, George E.
Whitesell to Mary Grace Cooney;
Aug. 11, 1962, Glenda Lyons to
Kirk Allen Lannan; August 4, 1962,
Carol Brandon to John M. Arendt;
Nov. 24, 1962, Louise Marie: Ells-
worth to Walter M. Gladkowski, Jr.;
April 20, 1963, Paul Meade to
Marsha Cragle; July 10, 1962, Pat-
ricia Ide to Jerry Minnis; April 13,
1963, Audrey Ide to Frank Kocher;
May 19, 1963, Allen Fritz to Norma
Jean Buckhart; May 18, 1963,
Shirley Grace Johnson to Harold
W. Smith; June 1963, Jeamette Ide
to Carmen J. D’Agostino; April 6
1963, Theodore Newell Wood to
Jeannine Hoover.
Deaths: Florence Ide Wilson, 69,
August 4, 1962; Arthur B. Ide Jr.
63, Sept. 30, 1962; Raymon Spencer
76, October 7, 1962; Helen Morgan
Lamoreaux, 75, Oct. 10, 1962; Ro-
zena Ide Gordon, 92, Dec. 26, 1962;
Isabelle Irvin Ide, 91, Nov. 1962;
Stephen H, Johnson December
1962; George B. Shupp, 63, Jan. 21,
1963; Logan 'W. Ide, 80, Jan. 22;
1963; Sadie Ide Parks, 86, March
10, 1963.
Attend’ng were: Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Hoover; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton,
Dick and Ronnie Suttcn; Peter H.
Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide,
Mrs. Arthur B. Ide Jr., Mrs. Libbie
Smith, Mrs. Clark Smith, Betty Lou
Summer showers greeted the Ide
Family as they met June 29th at
Wolfes’ Grove for their 60th annual
reunion.
Ninety-five relatives enjoyed the
covered dish dinner. By the time
the business meeting was called to
order by the President, W. Russell
Ide, the skies were clearing, and a
group picture was taken.
Minutes for the last meeting were
approved. The treasurer gave his
report. All officers were retained
for another year: President W. Rus-
sel] Ide; Vice-President Gilbert Ide;
Treasurer, Alfred Bronsom; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Marian Ide Cook. Assist-
ant secretaries, Mrs. Elmer Hoover,
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Miss Grace Ide.
Several letters were read from
those unable to attend. Greetings
were extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Brown on their thirty-first
wedding anniversary.
Prizes were given to the follow-
ing: Oldest lady present, Mrs. Ray-
mon Spencer, 76; oldest man, Peter
H. Parks, 76; oldest married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Ide, 54
years; youngest married couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Rolland Ide, 9 years;
youngest: baby, Darren Ide, 8
months; largest family present, a
tie between Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ide and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ide.
Those who traveled the greatest
distance were Mrs. Thomas N. Ide
Jr. and her family from Drexel Hill.
Seventeen births, thirteen mar-
riages and tem deaths were re-
ported during the year.
Births: Karen Kay to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Cease, July 9, 1962;
Jeffrey Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Hadsell, Oct. 30, 1962; Steven Allen
to Mr. and Mrs. Renald Ide, Oct.
son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ide,
Nov. 21, 1962; Curt Douglas to Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Stephen Sedler, Nov. 23,
1962; Julia Ann to Mr. and Mrs.
John Baur; Elizabeth to Mr. and
YMCA Day-Camp Off
To Running Start Smith, Mrs. Lydia Meade, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Andrews, Mrs. Jack
Boys and girls, members of the! Appel, Amy Vi Appel, Mrs. Fred
Back Mountain Branch Town &
Country . YMCA, who have regis-
tered for one or more periods at
the Day Camp held Monday,
Sutton, Mrs. Leslie Hoover, Arlene
Hoover, Charlene Snyder; Mr. and
i Mrs. Owen Ide, Dean Ide, Jean Ide,
Mrs. Emory ‘Hadsell, Alfred Had-
Wednsday and Friday from 9:00 to sell, Mr. aind Mrs. Freeman Robbins,
4:00 p.m. are: Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Ide, Robert
Ricky Pritchard, New Goss Man-! and William R. Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
or, Dallas; Paul Rubino, College | Elwood C. Ide, Elwood Jr., Phyllis
Manor; Candy Wismer, Shaver-|and Audrey Ide,
town; Karen and Jack Kitohen, | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoover,
Shavertown; Jerry and Michael | Cheryl Hooves Letha Wolfe, Mr.
O’Malia, Dallas; Steven Klaboe, and Mrs. Ifred Bronscn, Mrs.
Shavertown; Eyre Price, Shaver- ! | Mary R. 4 Mr.- and Mrs. Don
town; John B. Layaou, Dallas; | Reihmer, Adrianne, .. Sharon and
Wayne Nichol, Dallas; Shari Turn- | Lee Ann Reihmer; Bes. Marian Ide
Ide, Elliot, Orville, Joyce, Helen and
Ellen Ide, Joseph, Mark, Rolland
Jr., Allan, Dale and Darren Ide;
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Ide,
Grace Ide, ‘Mrs. Robert B. Ide, Ar-
thur H. and Roberta Ann Ide, Mrs.
The Day Camp program began
on July 8 and continues through
August 16.
Neely Reunicn To
Be Held On Sunday John Robert Ide, Ralph, Barbara
A., Richard end Evelyn Ide, Mr.
The annual Neely Reunion will| and Mrs. Arthur W. Lloyd, A.
be held Sunday, July 14 at the|Thomas Lloyd, Walter Mekeel, Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welsh, | Blanche Dymond, Mrs. Jorence
Idetown. Brown, Reenie Brown znd Judith
Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. Rodda.
Or. Aaron S. Lisses
Optometrist
88 Main Street, Dallas Professional Suite
674-4506 Gateway Shopping Center
DALLAS HOURS: Edwardsville
Tues. - - 2 to 8 pm. 287-9735
Wed. - = 2 to 8 pm. GATEWAY CENTER HOURS:
Friday - - 2 to 5 pm. Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m.
{ Evenings: Thurs. & Fri. to 8 p.m,
er, Shavertown; and John Devlin, Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ide,
Shavertown. Janis and James Ide, Mrs. . Lottie
Counselors are: Joan Monte- | Spencer,
donico, = Shavertown and John Delbert Meade, Olen Ide,”"Mr. and
O’Malia, Dallas. Mrs. Kenneth | Mrs. Daniel Brown, Mr. and Mrs. !
Young is crafts instructor. Joseph Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
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