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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Trucksville
Our birthday greetings this week
to: Evelyn Wheeler, Patti Lynn Cul-
ver, Clyde W. Birth, Betty Shoe-
maker, Pauline Kerpovich, Nancy
Bergman, Jeff Prutzman, Donna
Marie Ide, Harold K. Herring,
Samuel A. Perkins, Melba Gregory,
Dennis Jenkins, Jayne Perrin Mont-
gomery, Wayne Perrin, Joy Mar-
tin, James S. Case, Curtis D. Britt,
Janet Evans, James R. Lawson,
Carl Elizabeth Bridger.
Our sincere sympathy to Don and
Edward Thompson, on the death of
their mother this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Mathers, |
Knob Hill, spent the weekend in
New York City where they at-
tended a wedding.
Mrs. Asher Weiss is a patient in
Nesbitt Hospital, where she under
went surgery due to a hip injury
suffered several months ago.
Mrs. Bessie Wooliver, Forty-Fort
is a guest at the Carpenter home,
Idetown.
Mrs. Natalie Stock Jones, has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Stock, Harris Hill Road.
Car] Strye, Harris Hill Road, left
on [Sunday for a week’s fishing in
Canada.
Louise Hazeltine, spent several
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hazeltine.
William Greenley, arrived home
this week from Wildwood, New
Jersey, where he spent the summer
doing hotel work. He is a student
at Penna, Military Academy sud)
.will return soon to his classes there. |
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Perkins are
now grand parents again. Their
new granddaughter was born to
their daughter, Charlotte Perkins
Schummacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenley have
returned home after spending the
summer at their vacation spot near
Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jenkins and
children have returned from a va-
cation in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Bessmer
and family, and Mrs. Morgan Bevan
are mow home after spending some
time at North Lake. |
Mrs. Addison Woolbert, Sr., has
returned to Cranford, New Jersey.
She visited family and friends in
this area for two weeks.
Margaret Ford, Kingston, was a
house
Harris Hill Road, this past week-
end.
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guest of Lucy Courtright, |
‘| Casimer Hojecki,
This is a back view of the lovely
home recently purchased by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert (Casper, Hillside
Road, Huntsville, included by the
Dallas Junior Woman's Club on their
Home Tour, September 15, from 1
to 5 p.m.
Mr. Casper designed and super-
vised the recent addition to the
home consisting of a dining room,
foyer, bedrooms and stairway.
The interior of the home is rich
in tradition and color; all of which
reflects a quiet elegance. A sweep-
ing exposure of the same color
carpeting and walls carried through-
out the living areas create an air
of unity, spaciousness and luxury.
Club members who will be
hostesses at the Casper home are:
Mrs. Brancls Barry. Mrs. Evan Fone.
witz and Mrs. John Bednash. They
will distribute brochures contain-
ing information about each of the
fine structures and maps to guide
visitors: on the tour.
Tickets may be purchased from
any club member and at each home
on the day of the tour. Miss Sandy
Sprout will be in charge of tickets
at the Casper home.
Mrs. Raymond Wilson is chair-
man of the tour. She is being as-
sisted in making arrangements by
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, co-chairman;
Mrs. Peter Arnaud, programs; Mrs.
George Hamm, hostesses; Mrs.
Charles Allabaugh, tickets and Mrs.
Paul Bartolacci, publicity.
Strazdus-Baldauski
Reunion Is Held
The ‘third reunion of the Baldau-
ski families was held at Sweitzer’s |
Grove on September 1, all officers)
were re-elected for another year.
Next reunion will be held the Sun-
day before Labor Day.
One death was recorded, Frank
Strazdus died August '22. One
marriage took place August 24,
that of Stephen Strazdus and Bar-
bara Rodack,
Two births, Roy Allen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas, Florida;
and Heather, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Patrick, North Dakota.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. So- |
' phie Patrick, oldest woman; George
oldest man; Joseph Grajew-
ski, youngest baby; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Grajewski, largest family;
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Stamm, latest
| marriage; David Strazdus, traveling
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
ugust Strazdus, Raymond, Sandra
and Karen, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs.
John. Strazdus, Jacqueline Strazdus;
Joan and John Thomas, Harding;
Joe Dolfi, West Pittston; Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Thomas, Raul, Neil and
Lorianne Thomas, Falls; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Grajewski, Paulette,
Daniel, Sarah, Nicholas, Catherine,
Thomas, Marian, Matthew and
Joseph, Wernersville. Mr. and Mrs.
James, Patricia,
and Vincent, Carteret, New Jersey.
Mr. “and “Mrs. William Mesaris,
Michael, William, and Laura, Exe-
ter; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Strazdus,
Linda, and Brian, Dorothy Straz-
dus, Leomard Strazdus, and Mrs.
Sophie Patrick, West Wyoming;
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patrick, Paul,
Thomas, Jacob, Matthew, and Mar-
cella; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reklaitis,
Mr. and Mrs. George Fetch and
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Crash Injures Four
In Upper Carverton
All four occupants of a 1950 Ply-
mouth four-door sedan, which rolled |
over three times, skidded 280 feet,
and fell into the creek bed below
Mt, Olivet road, lower Franklin
Township late Saturday night, were
hospitalized by ambulance.
Most seriously injured was Lor-
raine Siotkowski, Swoyerville, pass-
enger in the rear seat, who suffered
a broken neck, according to Chief
of Police Byron Kester, and also
spine and leg injuries.
ther passenger in the rear, Anne
Wienchowski, 13, Swoyerville, sus- |
1 It Froze To Death
about in the
froze to death last winter during | Trucksville Free Methodist Church |lack Jr., Dallas, has been cited here |
. THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1963
Forgot Photo Credit
The beautiful night-blooming | Several photo credits were left
cereus which Pillar to Post inquired | out by oversight last week: Pic-
September 5 issue, | tures of Fernbrook team and of
i ground-breaking ceremonies were |
by James Kozemchak. That of
| Lake-Lehman = band at etown |
| Firemen’s Festival is by Alex Re-
bar, Paramount Studios. .
the extreme weather. In its heavy
tub, it was upstairs in Mrs. Arthur
Hoppes’ home at Harveys Lake, and |
the cold crept in.
It was a tremendously large
plant. Ten years ago it produced
twenty-two blossoms. , Last year it
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As a result of his improved unit, |
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|in U-10 light observation aircraft.
Airman Volack, an Air Force air-
craft radio repairman stationed Dallas.
Bir Force Citation
Airman First Class Charles Vo-
The airman is the son of Mr. and |
He is a graduate of West |
[here with a detachment of the 1st | Mrs. Charles A. Volack of R. D. 3, |
Air Commando Wing, designed the. Side Central Catholic High School. |
flowered with thirty-two. -
Mrs. Gilbert Ide’s mother, Mrs,
W. F. Baer, who lived next door
to- Mrs. Hoppes, had an offshoot of |
the original plant, which yielded |
four blossoms at one time, but since |
being transferred to Kingston to:
Mrs. Ide’s daughter’s home, it has |
refused to bloom. Mrs. Fred Hughes !
still has hopes that it will flower. |
Encouraging signs are the putting
forth of new leaves.
i
Completes Training At
Geisinger Hospital ~~ |
Miss Ruth Bennett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett,
Orchard Street, Trucksville, gradu-
ated Thursday evening from Gei-
singer Medical Center Training
School For Nurses, Danville.
Miss Bennett is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School, class of
1960. She will leave September 23
for New York City, where she will
do general duty at Mt. Sioa Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bligh, Corona,
N.Y., were on hand for the cere-
ironies, Mrs. Bligh is the former
Carol Benmett.
being driven too fast for conditions.
Occupants were on way toward West
Wyoming from drive around Har-
veys Lake.
Emergency service was provided
by Franklin-Northmoreland Town-
ship ambulance, staffed by Stanley
Weaver and Glenn Brunges, and by
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tained a broken collarbone, possible |
fractured vertabrae, and a cut on
the right knee.
Driver Leonard F. Camasse, 21,
Pittston, and front seat passenger
Marie Wienchowski, 19, both re-
ceived bad cuts.
Chief Kester said the car, which
knocked over four guard posts, was |
David, Wyoming; Walter
Delaware; Mrs. Stella Strazdus,
Stephen, and David; Mr. and Mrs.
Eber Zebley, Anthony and Thomas;
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Stamm ‘and
Jacqueline, Boothwyn; Algerd Bal-
dauski, Karem, Algerd, Susan and
Stephen, New Jersey.
chief Jess Coslett also investigated.
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