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VHE DALLAS POST Established 1889
Entered as second- cle ass. matter at the post office at Dallas,
Pa. under the Act of March 3, 1889. Subscription rates: $4.00 a
year; $2.50 six months. No subscriptions accepted for less than
six months. Out-of-State subscriptions, $4.50 a year; $3.00 six
months or less. tudents away from home $3.00 a term; Out-of-
State $3.50. Back issues, more than one week old, 15c.
Member Audit Bureau of Circulationg
Ten, Twenty and Thirty Years
Ago In The Dallas Post™ ~ °°
30 Years A go
Member Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association db:
Member National Editorial Association N\ 'E
Member Greater Weeklies Associates, Inc. IS
Editor and Publisher
Managing Editor
Associate Editor
Social Editor
Myra Z. RisLEY
R. ScorT, Jr.
Mgrs. T.M.B. Hicks
Mrs. DoroTHY B. ANDERSON
LEIGHTON
More New Goods For Library Auction
Hall's ‘Drug Store, Shavertown, Lanvin Figaro
| of Duryea, was recovered from Har. | §&
The body of Stephen: Yancha; 19.
! veys Lake. Yancha, the first drown
ing fatality of the year at the lake
was struck on the head by his cap-
sizing boat.
June had been an unusually damp
month, with over four inches o
of rain.” TA ANTS
The Kunkle: family: held its ‘twen-
ty-second - annual reunion at the
Community Hall in Kunkle.
making Center
The state legislature passed a bil’
Street, Shavertown
Cologne For Men"... .... cova 6.00 | 4 gtate highway.
Revlon “Cherries In Snow’’ Lipstick in | Died: Mary Rachael Hutson, 7 “of
Ermine: Jewel: Case’ 0 oa nina ned en 12.50 | Dallas.
Revlon Strawberry Vanilla Lipstick in Mink
Jewel] Case
Illinois Shade Co., W.-B., 2 Porch Shades 6X6 ...... 30.30 |
New Dallas Cleaners, Dallas, Certificate for
Dry &Cleaning ion. 0 italian aan a 5.00 |
Enterprise Aluminum Products Aluminum Storm Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs, Pot Bellied Stove (new)
Joe Hands Men Shop, 10 sets boys’ suspenders . ... ea.
Men's bathing ‘ensemble .... 0. oon orn
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wood, Kingston, 1 Lamp
Lewis & Duncan, 1 1st. baseman’s mit
1 1st baseman’s mit
1 1st baseman’s mit
: L Skate Board oxi iamnoibinied ht amass
Rons Barber Shop, 5 haircuts... oo abu URE,
‘Mrs. M. Goldsmith, 1 knitting stand ..............
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott, Trucksville, doll beds, doll
cradles, doll sleds, swing cradles.
7.951
6.95 |
+ 3.95 |
7.50 |
4.50 |
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas, 2 sets 22 in. Venetian blinds 6.00
2 sets 30 in. Venetian blinds vo, eae Aa 10.00
Mrs. Rutledge, Casterline and Lawson, 3 sets coasters 3.00
1 Troning Board :Cover~. .. .. 0. lo saint, 98
Boston Store, 11 Sun Dial Chairs .......i iid... 120.45
1 outdoor table and umbrella... ........... 100.00
} 2 outdoor tables... 0. oo ene a 50.00
Bill Robbins, Trucksville, 22 lbs. honey in boxes .... 8.80
Rt Howard Isaacs. 2 tives: ...... .... J ilvEiiou 37.90
Globe Store 2 Ladies Coats ........ i. aasi o 54.95
Anthracite Electric, Kingston, 1 Door Chime
‘Buddies Men Shop, 12 pair Shoes... 0 sii, 0 75.00
§ Ann's Apparel Shop, 3 Ladies Suits... 7. 07% 44.85
McCrory’s Store, 1 Beach Umbrella: ........ iia 20.00
Metropolitan Wire, W.:B., 1 brass book case ...... 24.00
1 black book easel... daly ans ab 18.00
Superior Millwork, -1 Formica door, aqua color 100.00
Holmes Metalic, Ww. -B., 3 wrenches aL vl - 9.00
3 screw drivers AAS SE TNA RR Lh an 2.00
Hollywood Dress Shop, W.-B., Necklace and Earrings 15.00
Braveman Co., 2 mugs ... 4 #8 Ng cS 8.00
Siruge EL CRBC ER me baba 2.00
Delbert Craig Food Co., Kingston 24 cans coffee .... 20.00
Imperial Printers, 1 emergency lamp ............. 10.50
Martin Electric Co. Kingstonyji1 lamp ......... oo vii 21.50
Wm. Eckert, Dallas, Clinton Motor for rotary mower 32.95
Chuck Robbins, ‘1 kiddie car... 5... 0. Lok 8.95
Mack Supply Co. WB... Loplane 0 0 oli iiss 4.00
liihrace’ and Biff TC DR EEACR II L Ce eRe 12.50
Mrs. Hessler, bird breeder, canary or parakeet
Knit'n Needle Shop, Pikes Creek, handmade child’s dress
Hams: James Brownlee, James Besecker, Dr. Richard
Crompton, Charles Flack, Diamond Mfg. Richard
Disque, Atty. Robert Fleming, Jerry Gardner,
Thomas Garrity, Homer Graham, Dr. David
Kunkle, Dr. Roger Owens, Donald Smith.
Llewellyn Brotheis, Auction Slip SEL BIRR 25.00
Klein's Auto Parts, 4 packages 6 gts ea. of oil.
Arnold Bros. Atlantic Station, 2 gal. cans oil..
Hazeltine Gulf Station, 1 case outboard oil.
Mike Slimak Texaco Service, Fire Chief Hat.
Matt's Sinclair Station, 1 case oil.
John Gorda Station, 1 case oil.
Atlas Chain & Precision Products, cash donation.... 50.00
Adam’s Men's Shop, 2 sets 8-12 ounce tumblers
Humphrey's Bootery, 1 gift certificate ............ 25.00
1 Child’s lamp; 1 stuffed duck.
~ Duluca’s Music Store, 4 plaques
Charles’ Shop, 3 pairs women’s gloves ~
S. S. Bretz, 1 cream whipper..
Maturi Brothers, 2 knives... i... lds ios 15.90
First Nat'l. Bank, W.-B., 1, 50.00 Savings Bond 37.50
Al Johns Pontiac, Kingston, 3 Certificates ......... 35.00
Woolberts, 1 Bryant cushion |... iu ives. 00. 4.95
Hanover Nat'l. Bank, W.-B., 30 SILVER DOLLARS.. 30.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harden, 59 baby spillproof cups.. 10.00
A & P Co., Dallas, 1 portable charcoal grille ........ 2:79
1 Bar-B-Que charcoal grille ....+....... ..... 4.79
Chaise Chaly 0 lnc rio boyy 8.49
~ Groceries and Basket Ji sn RR Rr 5.23
| © KEEPING POSTED
June 30: STOCK MARKET rises sharply after a week-
long toboggan.
MEDAL FOR CAPTAIN and crew of airliner, who
landed the ship safely and saved all 143 aboard.
Pix show flaming wing, lost engine.
I Er memset.
July 1: IMPENETRABLE AFB in Vietnam penetrated.
Mortar fire.
HURRICANE ANNA strangled at birth.
U. S. GOLD RESERVE dwindles.
DOMINICAN JUNTA HEAD warns OAS not to
push him around.
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July 2: GUERILLAS BESIEGE Ba Gia Air Base.
July 3: TRAFFIC SCREAMS over nation’s highway,
traffic toll mounts.
July 4: YOUTH BINGE covering lake resorts in six states
in honor of the Founding Fathers and the Birthday
of the Nation. Many arrests, tear gas necessary.
July 5: BOMBER MISSION from Guam, jungle targets
35 miles north of Saigon.
NEW YORK TAXIS back at work.
OAS SEEKING way of ending crisis in Santo
Domingo.
FRANCE AT ODDS with the Common Market.
July 6: DEEP PUSH into Vietcong strongholds by Aus-
tralian, US, and Vietnamese forces in Zone D,
north of Saigon.
BA GIA GARRISON reduced to 80, still holding
out.
July 7: 8,000 MORE ARI in Vietnam.
THIRD WAVE of bombers from Guam.
VOTING RIGHTS BILL + now goes to , House,
Boiled ham cost 29¢ a '» pound,
12.50 whole milk cheese 21c a pound.
20 Years Ago
The Back Mountain Memorial Li-
29.95 | brary was on a book drive, seeking
40.00 | to add to its stock of books by hav-
.49 ing people donate them.
Paul Eckert had just purchased
12.00 Harry Still's lumber business, re-!
4.95 | | named it Eckert Lumber and Coal
4.95 | Company.
Charles A. James was elected su-
| pervising principal. of Dallas. Bor-
| ough Schools.
Harry Sorber, 16, Kingston, was
drowned at Harveys Lake, breaking
| a three year record of no fatalities.
Married: Nancy Roberts, Plymouth,
to S/Sgt. Alfred H. Jackson, Alder-
son. Nettie Bulford, Trucksville,, to
Ralph Miers, Lehman.
In The Outpost: Stephen Stolarick,
Georgia; Joe Garrity, China; Len
Hooper, Germany; Lauren Dymond,
Texas; Walter Covert, Germany.
Awarded Oak Leaf Cluster, Edwin
Delaney; Awarded Army Air Medal,
William Hayes:
Died: Lt. Francis Sidorick, Fernbrook
in an air crash in England.
10 Years Ago
The Ninth Annual Library Auc-
tion was getting underway, with the
biggest item to go over the block a
new Thunderbird sports car.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knell, Fernbrook,
celebrated her 100th birthday.
There was an open house in honor
of the occasion at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Trudgen.
A hail storm with stones the size
of golf balls broke windows and de-
stroyed crops in Orange. Tomato
and fruit growers were virtually
wiped out.
The Back. Mountain Kenne
was preparing for its Tenth annual
Dog Show and obedience trial, with |
over 400 dogs entered.
Married: Jeanne Marie Forbes, Roch-
ester, N. Y., to Howard Garbutt, |
Dallas.
town; Mrs. Dora Ide, 82, Idetown;
Mrs. Edith Shoemaker, 69, Kunkle.
Will Demonstrate At
Buction Art Booth
will demonstrate her skills at the
Auction, has just returned from a
workshop in rug hooking at Kings-
ton, Rhode Island, where she studied
in a group of thirty-two teachers
interested in the same subjects.
Mrs. Brown says,
ing how much you can learn by
working with other people, listening
to your own techniques.”
At Auction Book Booth
substantial volumes. There will be
something for everybody. Bring your
pov paper-backs tonight or tomor-
your time. The book booth is far
back on the
grounds,
Book Club is staffing it.
Rev. Pillarella To: Take
Charge Of Jr.-Hi Camp
Rev. Pillarella will leave immedi-
ately after the morning service on
Sunday, to take charge of the
Junior High division at Camp Brain-
erd, near Stroudsburg, for the week
of July 11 to 17.
Assisting him will be three young
folks from Trinity United Presby-
terian Church: Alice Jones, Diane
Thomas, and Donna Anthony.
The two-months camp, which
started in mid-June, offers Chris-
tian education, supervised recre-
ation, crafts, sports, and study.
It is supported jointly by the
Presbyterys of Lackawanna and Le-
high. Demand always exceeds sup-
ply. Enrollment is already com-
plete, with sixty or seventy young
people for each period.
A camp exclusively for use of
the Lackawanna Presbytery is in
process of planning and construction
at Vosburg, on the Susquehanna.
THE DALLAS POST
Uses The famous
Kenro Camera In 4s
OFFSET DEPARTMENT
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1965
Install Water Heater For Ructicn
Men from Luzerne Electric D
end at Risley’s in Dallas.
al
The mood was already set, what
with’ ‘a nice gusty thunderstorm
sweeping the horse show grounds,
thing, really, if it’s good enough.
Water,
a good. thing, even with the sur-
plus. Monday morning. .
The firetrucks were in line at
the end of the parade down 118,
tranquilly ‘passing along a stretch
of desolate road between Williams’
gas. station and Reithoffer’'s. Idle-
minded - Scott, perched atop
Dallas: Number 1, the 1927 Mack.
enviously watched the crew from
Paper-Backs Are Needed |
Library Auction |
out of the crowd. The
a lifelong friend of Buffalo Bill Cody, !
Died: E. E. Trumbower, 86, Shaver- |
Mrs. Leroy Brown of Lehman, who |
Arts and Crafts Booth at the Library |
“Tt is astonish- |
to them, and applying their findings |
* The Book Booth can use paper-
backed whedunits as well as more |
row or Saturday morning. And buy |
, somebody else’s books. Browse. Take |
Sweet Valley menace each other
with ' their ancient hand-pumper.
, His eyes. lit on one of the old-
‘brass-nozzle, straight stroke Indian
tanks on the Mack, and he directed
a long desultory blast at Kunkle’s
i pumper, which sent Dodson Jr. up
to retaliate, after wiping /wind-
shield. \ 1 kb X
Idle-minded Scott suggested to
evil-minded Berti (W.) that the old
Mack pass Dallas 2 and get Sweet
el Club Valley, which enjoys a tough re-
putation after inundating the Ben-
| ton Firemen's Parade the previous
| weekend.
Berti © wheeled the . old chain-
driver out of line and they moved
| into battle. ~The crowd was much
with a
| rendered + Scot invisible
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n of UGI are shown unloading :
and installing the electric hot water heater for use at the 19th’ an-
nual Back Mountain Memorial Library Auction to be held this week-
The company also furnished the refresh-
ment booth with two electric griddles. - :
Better Leighton Never
Cal all VCC TT
stream of water from the hand-
pumper, but the invaders: were not
| to be dismayed and sent Richard-
and you can’t get enough of a good |
in anyway shape or form, is |
old |
pleased as Cragle of Sweet Valley
son (J.) and Davies up with ‘tanks
to spritz the unarmed pump-men
feeding Cragle.
Still. unable to open ‘his
from the water, Scott directed a
stream from his Indian tank against
the back of Berti’s head. Berti sug-
gested that his gunner get down
and fight from the ground. Richard-
son, Dodson, and Davies continued
to flay Sweet Valley. Sweet Valley
in turn washed the Dallas
down and took after Scott with a
hose from one side and a bucket
from another.
Drivers parked alongside the road
wiere told to roll up their” windows
“by order. of the fire marshal”.
'
Ambulance Logbook
(Continued from 1 A)
bitt Hospital, Hoover and Bob Dis-
que Sr. attending:
Dana . Campell,
to Nesbitt Hos-
town Road,
town, was taken
pital Tuesday night,
Mr. Paul added that .it will be re-
secded, ‘sod cut cut and backstop
erected before the fall.
Summer laborers will
hour. Mrs.
dent of the
Ruth Ambrose, presi-
Teachers Association,
ule shortly
A formal
official Mountaineer symbol:
boys
eyes |
Sweet ‘Valley ultimately ran out:
of water, and Dallas, in order to
continue the fight to something con-
“elusive, stopped its engine and re-
filled ‘them. Dallas also took oppor-
tunity to use its own booster line
in battle; giving Sweet Valley a
little of their own medicine, which
they dish out every parade, much
to the crowd’s delight.
Some of the crowd near the saw-
mill intersection missed the high-
jinks because some shack down
toward Ceasetown caught fire and
half the engines pulled out and went
to help.
Easy Come
... Easy Go
. with a Br.co Door. Insist on
it for your new home. Makes the
basement useful. Saves tracking
through upper rooms. Permits
storage of bulky articles. All steel,
permanent, weathertight.
Al Birco is the modern replace-
ment for that old worn-out wood
hatchway on your present home,
Call us for free “How-to-
install-it” folder, or we can
suggest a competent workman.
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674-8866
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Richard H. Disque
Funeral Home
Consideration is the
keynote of service
All-encompassing is the consideration
given here to every detail of a funeral
. . for every faith. The
provision of ample parking space for
those arriving at the chapel by car.
For 25 years, our aim has been to
render the finest service to all . . .
with financial hardship to mone.
> 672 Memorial Highway
site ~~ DALLAS, PA.
674-3806
the papers. concerning his offer of
a position as head of the new.Wiyo-
ming Valley Technical School.
Jack Stanley presided. All board
members were present.
SEE YOU AT
The AUCTION |
JULY 8, 9,10
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Driver of car in accident on Ide- |
:Shaver- |
L. ‘C. Sutton, |
Bill Hardisky, and Fred Brown!
attending. |
Mrs. Ida Herschenfield was
brought from Mercy Hospital to,
Carpenter Consvalescent: Home
Wednesday, Moore and Robert
Disque Jr. as crew. :
School Board
(Continued from 1 A)
norted on the baseball field and
be reim- |
bursed at an amount of $1.25 per
| said new faculty members will be |
briefed on the coming year’s sched- |
application must be |
made by the Booster Club to hold |
an Art Contest to determine the |
Mrs. Vernon said she was happy |
that Dr. ‘Mellman ‘was back with |
us after the recent controversy .in |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Fditopialiy Spanking
of town.
It is an honor to be asked to serve on a committee.
It means that you are part of the community, one of those
people who can be counted on to take your place among
the leaders.
There. used. to be an. established custom of calling
people by name from the Auction Block, to come forward
and buy one of Bert Hill's gardenias.
sat on the edges of their chairs, waiting to be named, as
Howard Risley and Harry Ohlman, in coonskin caps,
singled out the folks who were to.be permitted to buy the
corsages.
To be fewaced: was a blow.
It was ten minutes of ‘close relationship with the
community. - It might ‘have brought more cash, to have
dedicated that ten minutes to the sale of a concrete mixer
or a bit of treasured ruby glass, but it could never have
brought -the audience such a thrill. For a few moments,
the community was one, with lines of politics, and relig-
| lon, and social stature, complete eliminated.
The people who were recognized were those who
made a genuine contribution to the Library, not necessar-
ily in cash, but in promoting this unique institution.
For the Library is unique. From the beginning, it
has asserted its sturdy independence, an independence
| which stems from the pioneer character of the region.
It is a peculiar treasure of the area which it serves.
| It: was one of the late Howard Risley’s shining
| - dreams, that the Back Mountain should have a free
library which could take its place proudly among other
free libaries of larger and more opulent communities.
Without. Howard and the Dallas Post, the Back
Mountain Memorial Library could never have beet
founded.
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