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Mrs. Mary Diehl
Was Noxen Native
Mrs. Mary Diehl, 70, Memorial |
Highway, Dallas, died Friday morn-
ing at Nesbitt Hospital where she
had been admitted September 8. |
Burial wag at Memorial Shrine, fol-
lowing services conducted from a |
Forty Fort funeral home Monday |
morning by Rev. F. Porter Adams.
Mrs. Diehl, daughter of the late
| Albert and Dorcas Brown Wright,
| spent most of her life in Forty Fort,
moving back to this area five years
ago. Her first husband, Thaddeus
R. Watson, died twenty-one years
ago.
She belonged to Forty-Fort Meth-
odist Church.
Surviving are: her husband Wal-
ter C.; a son Donald W. Watson, ,
Dallas; four grandsons. |
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Wed.
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Deborah Kerr
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AUCTIOI
In the estate of Della Gould Wilson of 109 Perrin
Avenue, Shavertown, Pennsylvania, the following will
be sold at Public Auction on
Saturday, October 3, 1964
0 P.M.
Italian Marble Clock, Standin
with Marble base, iron bank,
clock.
Sofa, 2 reclining chair
with 4 chairs, radio, gossip
Kenmore hand sweeper, chai
— Terms
BOB EARL, Auctioneer
R.D.3
Wyoming, Penna.
PHONE: 333-4383
Antiques:
Bronze Statue of Venus, Oval Marble Top Table,
frames, rare and valuable sets of books, Grandfather
Household Articles:
bookcase, 2 secretary desks,
porch chaise, office chair, rugs, metal table, electric clock,
lamp, hospital bed, pots, pans, silverware, dishes, paints,
tools and other items too numerous to mention.
g Chinese Lamp; hall mirror
marble stand, large picture
s, television, breakfast set
bench, leather chairs large
chest of drawers, electric
se lounge, single maple bed,
Cash —
REV. V. W.. WALLACE
Ernest Gay Attends
Insurance Course
Ernest ‘H. Gay, representative of
Nationwide Insurance’ in Dallas, is
one of 47 ‘Agents attending the
Training Program being conducted
| by his Compaines at the Cocoa Inn,
Hershey, Pa.
Mr. Gay has qualified to attend
this program, designed to help him
render better service to his policy-
holders.
“The program, one of a series of
training courses held periodically
by the Companies, began on Sep-
tember 24 and will continue
i through September 25.
Mrs. Ellen Garinger
Rests At Fern Knoll
Ill many months, Mrs. Ellen A
Garinger, 74, died Saturday morn-
ing at her home.
Born in Wilkes-Barre, Mrs. Gar-’
inger was the former Ellen John-
son. Prior to moving to the Back
Mountain 43 years ago, she resided
| in South Wilkes-Barre. Her hus-
| band Delbert, died in 1959.
Mrs. Garinger was a member of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town, and a member of its ladies
| auxiliary.
She is survived by three child.
ren, Mrs. Bruno Michalowski, Mt.
Bethel; Mrs. John Beable and Ar-
thur, Dallas; a ' brother, . Ernest
Jchnson, Binghamton and = two
grandchildren.
Services’ were held Tuesday af-
ternoon from Disque Funeral Home,
with Rev. Frederic H. Eidam' of-
ficiating. Interment was in. Fern
Knoll Commis Dallas. .
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1964
J Lake-Lehman Bets Dallas Kick
Lake-Lehman’s Dubil returns a
Dallas kick to the 35 yard line
early in the fourth quarter of Satur-
day’s “Old Shoe” ‘competition, as
one of the Mountaineers closing
Chairmen Named For
Local United Fund -
Meeting. for alll United Fund |
workers in the Back Mountain will
be held at the home of Mrs. Mit-
chell Jenkins, Valley View Drive,
Shrine Acres, Friday, October 2,
‘choice of time 10 a.m. or 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Fred Eck, and
| Mrs, Frank Townend are advisors.
[ Back Mountain division chairman:
Mrs. Edward Ratcliff. Area chair- |
(men: Dallas, Mrs. Henry Moyer,
i Shavertown, Trucksville; Carverton,
[ Mrs. John ‘Bourke, Lehman, Jack-
Gordon
son; Harveys Lake, Mrs.
Dawe.
District ‘chairmen: Dallas Borough,
Mrs. A. A. Mascali;
Mrs. Milton Leonard; West Dallas,
Mrs. Herbert Morris; Fernbrook,
Mrs. Ralph G. Lewis; New Goss
Manor, Mrs. Richard Lindsley; Goss
Manor, Miss Florence Billings;
Huntsville Road, Mrs. Dana Crump;
Kunkle, Mrs. Daniel Meeker; Frank-
lin Township, Mrs. James Mitchell.
Shavertown, left side—Mrs. Mal-
colm Borthwick; Shavertown right
side — Mrs. Joseph Youngblood;
Trucksville, left side—Mrs. Ralph
Govin; Trucksville right side—Mrs.
L. E. Jordan; Midway Manor—Mrs.
H. Jamgochin; Westmoreland Hills
—Mrs. Joseph O’Malia; Carverton
and Brown Manor—Mrs. John Luke;
Meadowcrest—Mrs. Jonathan Weir;
Auston Howard; Lehman — Mrs.
Royal Culp, Mrs. Leroy Brown, Mrs.
Michael Godek.
East Dallas, !
Oct. 1
Thursday
Oct. 2
Friday
“New Interns”
Dallas Outdoor Theatre
AND
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Oct. 3
Saturday
Oct. 4
Sunday
McHale’s Navy”
WE WILL
STARTING OCTOBER 9TH
WEEKENDS ONLY
BE OPEN
“Blue Hawait”’
Executor
Financing your
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The Army”
DON’T FORGET TUES. OCT. 13 .
FOR BACK MOUNTAIN POLICE
with Elvis Presley and “At War With
— Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
. . BENEFIT SHOW
in for the kill is blocked out at
his feet.
About 2000 people saw Dallas
take its first WSC game of the
season, i 6. Story, page B-1.
Local Residents
Attend Reunion
School had their reunion at Irem
| Temple Country Club, Saturday,
Sept. 26. It was a delightful even-
ing in a lovely environment with
flowers .in beautiful fall colors, and
an evening in reminiscence and
songs, good old school songs.
| A few moments of silence in me-
| It was announced that Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence West, former resi-
dents,. had buried their daughter,
Claire, April 1st of this year. Mr.
and Mrs. West are both members
of the class.
Willard Durbin was president,
and Ruth Burk, secretary and treas-
urer. Ralph Hodgson was toast-
master.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Durbin, Shavertown; Mrs.
LaVerne Race, Dallas; Mrs. Maude
C. Roberts, Nanticoke; Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Isaacs, Caldwell, N. J.; Mrs.
Ruth C. Burk, Plymouth; Rosina
Kitchner, Plymouth; Lillian O‘Con-
nell, Philadelphia; Mrs. Jennie S.
Lewis, Kingston; Mrs. Geraldine E.
Krubitzer, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence West, Delaven, N. Y.; Mr.
and Mrs. William Roberts, Luzerne,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hodgson,
Plymouth.
' | Nancy Lee Goble
Jackson—Mrs. Roldnd Gensel, Mrs.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goble, Har-
i ris Street, R. D. 3, Dallas, announce
the birth of a daughter, Nancy Lee
‘on September 18 in General Hos-
pital.
and three quarter ounces.
Mrs. Goble is the former Mary
Ann Simon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Simon of Fernbrook.
Mr. Goble is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Goble of Centermore-
land. © The Goble’s have another
little girl, Sherry Lee, aged four.
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Public Notice
SHERIFF SALE
FRIDAY, October 23, 1964, at
10:00 AM. E.D.S.T., Court Room
No. 1, Court House, Wilkes-Barre,
‘ Pa., execution by Writ of Execu-
tion, No. 130 Oct. Term, 1964, is-
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Luzerne County will ex-
pose for sale real estate of MARI-
LYN J. MURPHY and NANCY
POCCESCHI, described as follows:
the surface or right of soil of that
certain lot, piece, parcel or tract
of land, situate, lying and being
in the Township of Plains, County
of Luzerne and Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, bounded and describ-
ed as follows, to wit: Beginning at |}
a point in the southeasterly right-
si-way line of State Highway
Route No. 315 marking the norther-
ly corner of lands conveyed by The
Hudson Coal Company to Peter
Bednarczyk and wife by deed dated
October 14, 1960 and recorded in
the office for the recording of deeds
in and for Luzerne County in Deed
Book 1466 at Page 684; thence
northeasterly along said right-of-
way line one hundred fifty (150)
feet more or less, to ‘a point;
thence southeasterly by other lands’
and at right angles to said last |
mentioned right-of-way five hun-
dred fifty-four (554) feet more or
less, to a point in the northwesterly
right-of-way line of ‘ State High-
way Legislative Route No. 1005 (al-
so known as ‘Anthracite Express-
way’) sald last mentioned point
being distant one hundred fifty:
, (150) féet northwesterly measured
normal from the center line of the
‘fith-hound lane ‘of -said Route
No. 1005; ~ thence southwesterly
along said right-of-way line of said
Route No, 1005, parallel with and
distant one hundred fifty (150) feet
northwesterly = measured
| from the center line of said: south=
"bound lane thereof one hundred
fifty (150) feet more or less to its
intersection with the extension
southeasterly of the northeasterly
line of lands conveyed as aforesaid
to Peter Bednarczyk and wife;
thence northwesterly along said last
mentioned extension and north-
! easterly line of lands conveyed to
Peter Bednarczyk and wife as afore-
said five hundred fifty-five (555)
feet more or less to the place of
beginning.. Containing one and
ninety-one one hundredths (1.91)
acres, more or less, of surface as
described in Luzerne County Deed
Book 1514, page 58. With improve- |
ments thereon. Subject to the same
exceptions, reservations, provisions,
covenants, conditions, waivers and
restrictions as are contained in prior |
deeds or other instruments forming |
the chain of title to said premises. |
NOTICE is hereby given to all
claimants and parties in interest
She weighed nine pounds, | that the Sheriff will on October 30,
| 1964, file a Schedule of Distribu-
tion in his office, where the same
will be available for inspection, and
{ that distribution will be made in
accordance with the schedule unless
exceptions are filed thereto within
ten (10) days thereafter. Seized,
| taken. into execution, and sold as
the property of Marilyn J. Murphy,
Nancy Pocceschi. and Robert Poc-
ceschi, and will be sold by
Joseph Mock, Sheriff
. | Joseph L. Reynolds, III,
Franklin B. Gelder, Attorneys.
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