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__THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1065 /
With the Christmas holidays fast |
congestion will be prevalent at our |
shopping center area. People are
in a hurry these times and accidents
are bound to happen. We have had
od a rash of mishaps lately right in
‘ this locality. A foot patrol was
tried but this will not be used at all
hours. 2
It would seem to me that if the
the township cannot afford to place |
officers at this busy spot then the |
merchants would do well to put one |
on. This was the procedure for some
years and worked out well. By shar- |
ing the cost it should not be too
much. of a burden wand shoppers
would have some protection.
I was inclined to be only slightly
concerned at the recent blackout
in the East and was discussing it
with “Fred Jr. He did not share my
opinion and related a very similar
occurrence out in the’ Midwest last
disturbed
some time ago.
something was done.
coming a speedway.
winter when seven states were
blacked out in the same manner.
‘ power failure. The stores were so
concerned that employees were
allowed to go to their residences
to prevent greiter castastrophe. |
Perhaps we should exert more con-
cern and is it truly possible that
the big companies do not really
know what caused it.
The Fire Auxiliary really worked
hard, to put on a nice affair Friday |
evening. It seems strange that they
did not receive a little more cooper- |
; ation from the community.
' Look for some developments soon |
. on the Evergreen Cemetery situ-
: ation: More details later.
N-dy
after spending a
son in law, Mr.
nie.
Mr. and Mrs.
ifornia. Joe has
4 Driveways
_ Parking Areas
CRUSHED STONE
+ “Meeting Pa. Dept. of
Highway Specifications.”
holidays at home.
run offs
Not only is there a sewage prob-
lem here but when one passes the
{ entrance to the Acme Market off
Ferguson Avenue or stands near
the sewer opening at the E. Center
Street intersection and Main Stree,
the foul smell is enough to’ sicken
one. The old creek has been a source
of annoyance for years so it is: time
Incidentally’
. : for this year.
. Dottie had to run home to their ment.
: trailer a turn Le Prnel Bayt Here And There
an explosion would result due to] ar. Robert Eyet and
Wally Gosart is still waiting for-that
| promised aid concerning the wall
damage and no one has shown up.
It has been reported that since
| the new paving on Lehigh Street
that the thoroughfare is fast be-
Shaver Ave-
: nue was paved, last week, complet-
ing the road repairs in the township
Quite an improve-
children,
Boby and Leigh, New Brunswick,
returned home on Sunday |
week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Dy-
mond. Bob came up from New Jer-
sey Saturday to take them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malkemes left
! Friday to visit ‘their daughter and
and Mrs.
Mahoney at Syosset, N. Y., and see
their new grandson born last week.
Mrs. Daniel Shaver is a patient in
| General Hospital where she undet-
went surgery. Get: well soon, Von-
Walter
| John Clause are
| anxiously awaiting news from their
daughter and son in law out in Cal-
completed his
schooling there and is awaiting re-
4 ‘assignment with the U. S. Navy. A
30 day leave is in the offing and
they are hopeful of "spending the
Our prayers go out to Ruth Hous-
er as she recovers from surgery at
General Hospital. One of the nicest
people in town we hope she “will
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The present sewage problem on |
approaching, believe it or not, more | the grade school playground is one |
which has plagued us before.
seems that I recall James Martin
| predicting such a situation when
the construction of the Little League
underground
It |
gery.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Dr. Robert Mellman in his recent
bereavement.
Although we were not personally
acquainted, it was a sad ‘tragedy
which befell the Bernard Gerritys
and all because concern for a wood-
land creature dictated her decision.
Although critically injured, we
heard that Mrs. Gerrity wanted to
attend services for her late husband.
Johnson Miers is hospitalized in
France. He is stationed there as a
Specialist 5th Class with U.S. Army.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Marian Katasinski returned
home last week after being a pa-
tient at Nesbitt Hospital. :
I had missed Sandy Ash here-
abouts but was really surprised
when I learned she was taking her
last year at Utah State University.
She likes the western state and may
completes her studies in June.
It was nice to see Mrs. Carl
been a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
recently.
George Jacobs, student at Am-
herst College, will arrive home next
week to spend the holiday recess
with his parents.
Saturday I ‘took time out to see
“Red Shoes”. What a delightful
production. Excellent protray-
als, gorgeous settings and truly a
credit to its producers. I am happy
that the Junior League and College
Misercordia approve the charming
presentation of fantasy and in
bringing the land of make believe
to the children of the valley. In
these days of automation, conflict
and speed how nice to return for
a short time to the leisure and
color of past eras.
KUNKLE
Kunkle W.S.C.S. met at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Elston with Mrs.
Gomer Elston assisting.
by Mrs. E. R. Kerlin, Mrs. Gomer
Elston and Mrs. Russell = Miers.
December 8th. was picked as the
date for the Christmas dinner at
Lehman Church, 6:30 o'clock. Reser-
vations to be made with Jennie
Miers. :
There will be a Fire meeting Fri-
day. All members are urged to
attend.
Raymond James Hoyt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Hoyt is a pa-
tient at General Hospital.
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Mrs. Allen |
Brace presided devotions were led |
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 ® RUGGLES, Mrs. Glenn Kocher 639-5618
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 675-3080
JAZKSON TWP., William Hughes 696-1005 ® OAK HILL, Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry 639-5242
LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly 675-2814 @ NEW GOSS MANOR, Betty Savickas 674-4956
MT. ZION, Rev. Zharles Gilbert 388-7261 @ GOSS MANOR, Mrs. John Juris 674-6601
NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 298-2149 ® KUNKLE, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt 675-2971
SHAVERTOWN Ldetown
Direction Needed | Not New | not have to undergo additional sur-{ Mrs. James Barrall was elected
| president of the Confidence Class
at the meeting held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Conyngham
| on Tuesday night. Hostesses were
Mrs. Hope Ide and Mrs. Ralph
| Welsh. Other officers elected were
! vice president, Mrs. Bruce Williams,
secretary, Mrs. Mary Rogers, treas- |
urer, Mrs. Roswell Frederici. It was |
| decided to hold a Christmas party
'in thé churchhouse. Hostesses will
| be the officers of the class. It was
| voted to send $25.00 to Mildred"
Shaver in Korea. Present were Mes-
| dames Alfred Hadsel, Mary Rogers,
| James Barrall, Bruce Williams,
| Ralph Welsh, Dean Shaver, George
' May, Roswell Frederici, © Herbert
| Ward,” Raymond Walters, Niles
| White, William Gelsleichter, .Hope
| Ide, Bess Cooke.
| Our sympathy goes to the family
| of Mrs. Corey Meade and -children.
| + Maire Spencer, Mrs.
Women’s Society of Christmas Serv-
ice at the meeting in the church
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Raymond na, Mrs: Sam Foss, Mary and San-
; | Walters, Mrs. Ralph Welsh and‘ Mrs. dy, recently spent the day with
teach there for a while when she vyijrgie Montross were hostesses for Mrs. Ruth Ansett.
Hontz out on Sunday after having house on Wednesday night. Mrs. | Maple Grove WSCS was held on!
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George May conducted a self study
| Mrs. Bruce Williams presided over
business - Bess Cooke was requested
| to collect S & H Stamps for. the!
: Children’s Home. The officers will!
| have charge of a Christmas party |
| for December in the church house.
Others present beside the hostesses
| and other mentioned were Mes-
dames Mary Baker, Ethel Shaver,
Hope Ide, Grace Knupp, Leslie Sabo,
' Pearl Connor, Alfred Hadsel, Loren
Keller, D Sh: . M Rogers; |
i youn id Ee Bors home on Wednesday morning. Pre-
| Rev. Kelley.
' The beautiful vases of flowers on
| the altar Sunday morning were
| placed - in memory of Mrs. Edith
| Swan by her husband and family.
| ne eet es sett.
Fernbrook
Fred Gosart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gosart, E. Overbrook Avenue,
submitted to an emergency appen-
dectomy on Tuesday night in St.
Elizabeth's Hospital, Elizabeth, N.J.
He is working and attending ‘the
University of Newark in New
Jersey. :
Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton
and son Harry, Levittown spent the
week-end visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Coleman,
Hartford, Conn. and Mr. and Mrs.
Reese Franklin, Plymouth = spent
Sunday visiting Mr, and Mrs. Nick
Susaraba and family and Mrs.:Cath-
erine Coleman, Demunds Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burzyak, Pion-
{ eér: Avenue, had their baby Ricky,
dedicated on Sunday morning in the
Glenview P. M. Church by / Rev.
| Andrew Derrick.
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SEND PEACE ROSES
TO MIKE LANGEL
FOR CHRISTMAS
Money has already been sent
to “the Dallas Post for one
dozen Peace roses for Mike
Langel, who, confined to a Words can not express my sym-'
wheel chair from injuries re-
ceived in World War 2, asked
only that a flag pole - sur-
rounded by fifty Peace roses
be placed outside his window.
He is not able to leave his
chair.
The project was launched by
Daddow Isaacs American Le-
gion, the flag pole furnished by
Commonwealth Telephone which he had been in and out of
Company and erected by the [all of his life. Then Monday motrn- |
Key Club, Mike's picture for ing he could hardly breathe, and
the Post was taken by Jim the doctor ordered him right back |
Kozemchak. the-cut paid -for- by to the hospital. - He realized how |
the Legion. {ill he was and knew them up to
Wouldn't you like to share |the end. His last words were, |
in this happy adventure? Send “Mommy I love you’.
your check for three or four When I read my last weeks ar-
dollars and, the roses will be [4icle it seemed so ironic; he was so
planted by Don Weidner, rose happy then, but when the Post
lover, in the spring. came out, Brian was at rest and
Send Mike a Christmas card | peace at last in the arms of Our
saying you shared in making Merciful ‘and Precious Savior,
his ‘dream come true! The Cyphers family wish to ex- |
Rr roa : tend their appreciation and thanks
: TI — 0 everybody who had been so kind |
Sweet Valley |v 5en nt
to thém in their hours and days of
pathy for the Cyphers family, over
the passing of little Brian. Last
Sunday while I wag talkig to his
mother Libby on the phone, I could
[ hear him laughing and having a
fine time, playing ball with his |
daddy, Corky. They have that con- |
solation that the past two weeks he
was free from pain and was so
happy to be home from the hospital, |
= ime.
; : , sorrow, through prayers, food,
Mrs. Richard Dougal, David and flowers and their help in every,
Liza motored to Delaware recently | way. i
and spent several days with Mr. and |
Mrs. Joseph Gill. ° 1
+ Mrs, Kenneth: Williams, Cathy, |
Elaine and Kenneth Jr., Susquehan- |
The 4-H sewing club of East Dal- |
lag met at the home of Lorraine
Moore Saturday, the 6th. This was
the first fall meeting; Subject was |
“Make a small change.” Each girl|
is to redecorate their bedrooms to
make a change. The club met re-
cently at Genetti’s with other clubs
of Luzerne County, and came in
second with their record book. East
Dallas can be very proud of this
group, who took second place honor
for Luzerne Co., with Christine
Konnick as secretary.
New members taken in were
W.S.C.S. Meeting 2
Regular monthly meeting of the
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Ansett. Plans are being |
made for their Christmas Party:
Those who attended: Mesdames
Sorber Frank Dennis, Howard Piatt,
Walter Pall, William Rosser, Betty | :
Ruth Macri, Ellen Saunders, Hale Susan Miller, Gail Edwards, Jeanet-
Bronson, Freda Graham, Fran Ya-. te Goeringer, Julia Swepston, Hazle
hara, Ruth Anstett. i Ockenhouse, Sharon Carkhuff, The-
Breakfast Party ; reasa McMichael, and Sheila Kulick.
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey and Mus, | Regular members present also were
Edwin. Britt were hostesses at a iy a Linde Ee os
; 3 d ov’ tine Konnick, Deboral , -
breakfast party at Mrs. Ferrey's RE Twrdss A Marie Mileh
Janet Buckman, Rhonda Moore, and
Janet Gable. Future meetings will
sent were: Mesdames Jennie Stef-
onowicz, Michael Harmon, Lewis ' ; TL
Ferrey, Thomas Sayre, Mildred Pe 2 Loraine Nos ome, ig
Allen, Francis Daniels and ‘the | the: first Saturday of every month.
They are sorry to say ‘that they
hostesses. ; |
Hank Litus, Loyalville is a sur- |
gical patient ‘at General Hospital.
Mrs. Earl Kittle Sr. has received | :
word: from her. son Teddy who = Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins and
arrived in Viet Naum on November | Mrs. Edna Bragg, of Kingston,
2. He is at Ben Hoe.. Ted would be | visited with Mrs. Myrtle Miller last
glad to hear from his friends. His | Wednesday. Myrtle is not able to
address is: SP4 Theodore R: Kittle | get out very often, . so welcomes
RA13788639 Hq. Hq. Company 69th | having friends call ‘on her. Re-
Sig. Bn. (A). APO 96227, San Fran- mémbers our shut-ins.
cisco, California USARV. I was pleasantly surprised a week
Young Adult Class of Maple Grove | ago Monday, with a visit by Shelby
Church will meet on Friday, Novem- | Lewis from Sarasota, Florida.
ber 19, at the church hall.’ is spending two weeks at the home
“Mr. and Mrs. William Ferrey Jr. | of Herbert Downs in Beaumont. His
Lancaster spent the weekend visit- | brother Edward, wife Ruth and
ing relatives in’ this area. daughter Sandra, arrived the fol-
ERE rr lowing day to spend two weeks with
ACCENT IT Conta TR A TTS
‘Want to set off a handsome buf-
fet, an antique or cherished, new
piece, in the dining room? ‘Panel
the wall behind it with tongue-and-
groove b.oar.ds, choosing silvery
Idaho white pire or -cream-sherry
western hemlock to complement the
deeper shades of the walnut, ma- |
MUST limit the members to East
Dallas as there would be too many
to “handle.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
EAST DALLAS
Ruth’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rifen-, dinner in their home. Mr. and Mrs.
bery of Beaumont. I was pleased | Kunkle left Tuesday, for Florida.
to have them visit me for the day, | Other guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
last Friday. Shelby and Edward are | Merton Coolbaugh, Mr. and Mrs.
the sébng of Mr. and Mrs. John E.| Laing Coolbaugh and daughter
Lewis, former residents of East Dal- | Cathy, Merton Coolbaugh Jr., and
las and Beaumont. Former owners Barbara Augustine, and the host
of Reverend Derrick’s home. Folks | and hostess. C
will remember Johnnie as their bar-| Harry Martin Jr.
has PR con-
ber, who had his shop next to fined to his home the last two
Bessie Brace’s coffee shop, in| yeeks, with a bad back, unable to
Shavertown. i lie down, so has been in a sitting
Ella Moore's Class of East Dallas | position in a reclining chair. We
Church held an Autumn Tea in the wish him a speedy recovery. His
Church social room last Thursday, | brother-in-law, Laing Coolbaugh,
with a good attendance and nice | has been quite ill also. We wish
program, which wag in charge of him well too.
5 There will be an
Participating were ‘three selec-| vith the W.S.C.S.
tions by the choir, after a welcome | afternoon, today, in East Dallas
Jessie Moore. | Church. We need all the help we
Prayer was offered by Irene Mooie | can get to finish the quilts that are
with a pled for World Peace and! i; he finished before the Christmas
care for our men and women who yolidays, so bring a sandwich and
are serving in the armed forces this | ome out. ;
Veteran's-Day -and for all time. A| The Hast Dallas Church Choir
recording of hymns which were | sang in ‘the Glendale Alliance
sung by The Hawke Sisters, adopted | Church, ‘Sunday morning. Reverend
orphan sisters by my nephew and Sauericino contacted their Bishop,
wife, Edward and Edith Hawke of ,74 invited the choir to sing in an
California, was enjoyed by alll gyening service in the Scranton
Rhonda Moore gave two wonderful | Alliance church, in the near future.
pantomines, accompanied by her | 1, appreciation for their singing,
record player. . She is certainly a!the choir was given a Christian
gifted young lady. Her equally) Flag which will be used in the Pri-
gifted mother, Lorraine Moore, gave | mary Department, in. East Dallas
a demonstration of her arts, created | Church.
Miriam Moore Dymond and sister
“from ordinary objects”. I am sure |
we were all wishing oe could ako Priscilla Krum and son Howard
the beautiful things she did. | have returned to their homes after
Mr. and Mrs. David Moore, David | yiiting their aunt Ethel Kriclgand
Jr., Kimberly, Ricky and Pamela, family in Reading from ThuPsday
from New Jersey, were weekend | {i1] gunday. One bright feature of
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | {Loi visit was a surprise birthday
Grant Croman and his mother io and gathering to hone
Irene Moore. cilla’s big day Sunday.
New tenant farm helper and Charles Moore, wife Janet and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gittens have | baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
moved into the home attached to Moore, are “home” for a. week of
Wilson Ryman’s home, for whom hunting, with dad and brothers in
Mr. Gittens will work. Mrs. Gittens | p.ot pallas. He came all the way
is the former Betty Long of Shaver-| ¢., phode Island. Other Sunday
guests of Ollie and Ray were Ed-
town. - We welcome them in our
ward and Lena Moore, and children;
area.
Wedding congratulations and best | nephew Ellwood Montanye, of
Johnson City.
all day quilting,
meeting in the
wishes are extended to Douglas La-
moreux. and Shirley Johns, married
last Saturday in Dallas Methodist
Church. They will ocuppy the Rush
Lamoreux home on Ryman Road,
while his parents are living in their a ACE :
trailer in Smithville, near the
Maryland line. Rush had been
transferred there for his work, and L U Z E R N E
they have been coming back to
East Dallas on their weekends. . T H E A T R E
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin Sr. |
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Kunkle, Sunday, November 1%. at Last Times Tonight
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