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NEWS FROM POST COR
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TWP., Richard Holodick
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1966
RESPONDENTS
639-2544 ] NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 298-2149
674-4109 ® RUGGLES, Mrs. Charles Williams 639-5422
674-5460 @ SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
639-9531 @ SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731
639-5137 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
696-1294 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. John Konsavage 675-3087
388-7261 ® KUNKLE, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt 675-2971
—
Gwen Weaver, a student at
Trucksville
Mr. and Mrs. ‘George W. Liddi-
| ldetown
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ide and his
Sweet Valley
Wheelock College, Boston, Mass. | cote, Carverton Road, attended the | mother, Mrs. Hope Ide, Collegeville, worth entertained friends at lunch
has returned to her classes after
spending the spring recess with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Weaver,
Sutton Road. Her brother, Peter.
who is a student at Lehigh Uni-
versity, spent Easter at his home.
William H. Dimmick, who was a
medical patient in Nesbitt Hospital,
confirmation of Lloyd H. Jones, son
{of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Em- | relatives and friends in the Back tha Spaulding,
| maus, on Sunday. Mrs. Jones is
| the former Blanche Marie Liddi- |
| cote.
|
|
| spent the Easter weekend with
Mountain area.
| Confidence Class
| Confidence Class held its birth-
They were: Mrs. Le-
Shavertown, Mrs.
| Lillian Hildebrandt, Dallas, and Bess
I Klinetob.
Mr: and Mrs.
on Tuesday.
Donald Cook and
Trustees of Trucksville Methed- | day party at Esther's in Beaumont | Mrs. Isherwood, Berwick, were
|
|
| ulcers and strokes,
| monly
| businessmen who reach the man- ie : A week of
agement level. | activity has culminated. |
Yusther' those ailments nts bv The churches were alive with |
i cand Hirmited to die radiant Easter lillies lifting their
| to most Americans, regardless ‘of
Mrs. Grace Goodwin, Lake Silk-
| joy
| ist Church met at the home of Ed- | on Tuesday night. After a tasty Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. |
| ward Richards, Staub Road,
OD | dinner, games were played. Present: |
Fred Marsh and family: Mrs. Marsh
has returned to his home on Sky-| Wednesday night. Dr. (Crompton Mesdames James Barrall, Dean | and infant daughter returned home
line Drive.
Edward Rutkin, son of Mr. and
celebrated his fifteenth birthday on
Saturday. A family party was held
at his home. Five guests
~ present.
Mrs. Elmer O. Sanders; Houston. |
Texas, has arrived to spend some |
time with. her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.” William F
Mrs. Lynn + Ashworth,
Road, has returned
Hospital where she was, a surgical
patient.’
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schoell
and family, Meadowcrest, have
moved to Beech Street, Shavérfown.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fritzges and
son Barry, Meadowcrest, spent
Easter with her mother, Mrs. Mae. |
Smith, Columbia.
Mrs. William Long, Hickory
Street, entertained her card club |
on Monday night. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Clifford Garris, Mrs. Wal- |
ter Kozemchak, and Mrs. James
Nixon. Others present were:
dames James Jolly, Richard Mont-
gomery, Sheldon MacAvoy, and
Robert Shoemaker.
Mrs. Frank Shindel,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver, Sutton Road.
Marion Finney, Wilmington, Del.,
spent the Easter holiday with her
mother, Mrs. S. D. Finney, Carver-
ton Road. .
Palmerton.
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| Highland Avenue,;spent the holiday |
with her parents, Mr. and: Mrs |
Hillside |
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presided at the business meeting.
| Other members attending ‘were:
he ~ Mrs. Edward Rutkin, Maple Street, | Lowther Brown, William Dickson, |
| Reverend Gomer, William Hewitt, |
| and John Wardell.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoidra.
Peter Denofsky, St. Clair.
| = Mrs. Mary Glahn, Bunker Hill, is
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. |
Daisy ~Prynn: and ‘Mrs. Marjorie
Vollrath, Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Liddi-
| cote, Jr., Aléo, N. J., ‘spent ‘the
i past weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George’ W. Liddicote,
Carverton Road. :
Reynolds Bible Class of - Trucks:
ville Methodist Church met at the
home of Mrs. S. D. Finney, Carver-
ton Road, on Wednesday night
Mrs. Finney presided at the. busi-
ness. meeting. Tribute was paid to
| the three deceased members of the
| class who have died since the last |
| meeting. Twenty-five members|
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell and
| daughter, Janet, Hatboro, spent a
| recent weekend with her brother
{and sister-in-law, Mr. and Me |
John Woychick, Terrace Avenue. !
| business
Shaver, Bruce Williams, George
| May, Roswell Frederici, Alfred Had-
ters, Winfield Kelley, Harold Dy-
| mond, Robert Park, Roger White-
sell, Kenneth Calkins.
2 Church News
Alfred Swelgin. presided at the
meeting of the Sunday
School, held in the Church base-
ment on Saturday. It was voted
to give the Official Board $125 for |
current expenses and to have Daily
Vacation Bible School the week of
June 13.
the Couples’
Auction on Saturday, June 11 at
the Horse Show grounds. Rev. Kel- |
ley presided at the Official Board
meeting following the Sunday
School Board. Herbert Ward and |
Henry Bergstrasser gave their re-
port of the weekend at Buck Hill
Falls. ‘At the Sunday morning wor-
ship service, we welcomed into our
fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ide
Sr. and Elwood Ide Jr., being trans-
ferred from Shavertown Methodist
church. Mrs. Lloyd Jennings, Deb-
orah Maloid, Betty Davis, Audrey
Ide, Phyllis ‘Ide, Donna Ide, Frank:
Schultz, Stephen DeBarry and Gary’
Harrison.
Spring Weekend At Penn State
April 22 and 23 is the annual |
spring weekend of the College “of |
Home Economics of The Pennsyl-|
vania State University. The college |
| faculty invites you to help observe |
| this seventeenth annual event on |
| the University Park campus. i
The theme. . . .Family Resources, |
Change and Challenge. . is es-
| pecially appropriate. when we're |
session; Richard Renfield of the Nat-
ional Education Association will
speak on “Education, A Dynamic
Resource.” Other out-of-state speak-
ers include Beatrice Paolucci (pro- |
ad- |
nounced Pa-Lu-che),. scientific
viser to Secretary of the Interior,
Stewart L. Udall
All sessiong = will
! concerned with improved family liv- | Economics Building. You are invited
ing in a democratic society. In: pro-
grams planned for adults and for
high school students, speakers will
explore the changes in family re-
sources brought about by changing
times. They'll also consider the chal-
lenge of making effective use of
| all resources available. The theme
{ will be carried out through demon-
| strations, exhibits, and lectures.. You
| can take advantage of all these. . ..
| whether you're a homemaker, a
| teacher, a student, or a professional
lin the field of home economics.
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So for a brief refresher course in |
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| EAST DALLAS
|
| Myrtle Miller wishes to extend
| thanks to all who sent cards and
| flowers during her stay at Nesbitt
Hospital and also following her re-
turn to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goeringer' and
sons spent the holiday weekend at
Brigatine, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Konsavage
weekend in Bridgeton, New Jersey,
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It was announced that |
Club will have their |
begin Friday
morning at nine-thirty in the Home |
and family spent the Easter holiday |
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- |
‘from, the hospital on Wednesday.
| Mrs. Eleanor Bronson has been
ill at her home with pneumonia.
| The following were taken into
Maple: Grove Church on Thursday
| evening, during the Lenten Service:
| Ricky Agnew, Sandy Halcomb,
| Elaine Hopver, Brenda Naugle,
Christine Naugle, Jay Remley,
Virginia Piatt, Robert Piatt, David
Haines and James Pall.
| Dayton Long, Lancaster, spent
| the holiday weekend with his par-
{ not just an occasional day or two.
| some people.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hudzik an-
nounce the birth of a daughter
| April 5 at General Hospital. =
Ginny Edwards, = Wilkes - Barre,
| spent the weekend with her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Loren Edwards.
Easter Sunday guests at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Souder
| included Mr, and Mrs. Burton
| Souder and family, and Harold
| Goss, from Reading; Mr. and Mrs. |
Bpril 27 Is Final Date
| Wilfred Souder and daughter Litty,
| Red Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goss
‘and ‘family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Cotterman and family, all of Shick-
| shinny; Mrs. Carey Laccock, Thomas
| Kittle, and Alice Edwards.
Mt. Zion
|
Priscilla Krum says her mother,
| Mrs. Irene Moore, has come back |
| from a prolonged visit to her sister | $7,055 to $12,675. Applicants
in New Jersey and is at her old
| stand in East Dallas.
was to visit daughter
Sunday.
{I noticed Sherwood Krum driving
a stake into his front lawn with a
sign on it reading FOR SALE.
Many who pass by will see that
sign and say, “That's a pretty place,
let’s stop and look at it.”
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ruff were out
with mke and barrow cleaning up
the place.
blood these days.
THE DALLAS POST PARISH!
Newspapers as. such, don’t refer
Priscilla
| to their subscription lists as a “par- |
Home |
ish” like a church. But the way
| this newspaper does really minis-
ter to people especially in the Back
Mountain is justification for my
| calling the region its “parish”.
“l READ YOUR COLUMN
IN THE DALLAS POST!”
| How many times
this as I get around here and |
It should not surprise me |
there!
when travelling in the Back Moun-
tain itself.
this past week. It began
Henry Westfield, pastor of
| Huntsville Methodist Church’ asked
me to help with his Holy Thursday |
Which 1 was glad to |
Then a call came Friday morn- |
Winfield Kelley
Communion.
do.
ing from Mrs.
saying that her husband was run-
ning
| that evening Which I did. Mrs.
| Gilbert and Catherine went with |
When I heard how ill Brother |
Kelley was, 1 was aghast at how |
| near this all-important service of |
| me.
the year was on him — Easter, in |
So I ‘was not | ™
his three churches!
surprised when on Saturday she
| called me up to ask if I would take
over. Said I would. So
cuit.
What a pleasure it was for me
| to see the children and youth along
| with many adults all dolled up for | Communion to 80 of my Protestant
| Easter in those three wholesome-
| looking congregations! My
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| EXECUTIVE HEALTH
It isn’t absolutely necessary for
executives to have heart disease,
ailments com-
associated with American
Easter Day, long awaited through
the winter months, has come and
gone for another year.
They can affect almost anyon. heads towards the heavens as the
A, few suggestions offered by the
Pennsylvania Medical Society to Lord. |
hel executives ‘preserve their The young confirmands partook |
ht for the first time of the bread and |
health also can be applied readily
level of employment. E x Bi
Waich you weight. Strenuous those they served. Pamilles wor-
diets usually aren’t necessary. Just shipped together sharing the joy of
cat Joss. ® the beginning of the growing season. |
Exercise. Golf is fine, if you en-
it. But if you're one of the
many who lose their tempers and
|
| the tulips showed amazing growth
| ments in their haste to rear their
get upset over every missed stroke, | bright heads above. the thawing
brisk walks will serve just as well! ground where they had nestled in
as golf, probably better. i
Take vacations. Real vacations, | sleep. All life awakes and
those whom sadness hag touched
And plan your vacation so that | there is that glorious promise of the
there is time to relax and unwind. | Resurrection to carry us on toward
Smoke Jess. Better still,
smoking altogether, if you can. |The Springtime indeed is here.
There is much debate about the ef- | With the debut Wednesday of |
fect of tobacco on health, but there the Men's Chorus at St. Paul's Lu-|
is mo argument on the premise that i theran Church, a new musical or- |
it doesn’t do anything good for you. | ganization has come into being.
Cut down on drinking. Two cock- | Some years ago the Brotherhood
tails before dinner may be one too | was famous for its minstrels and
many. One might be too many for | concerts. Now a new group has |
| come along and presented its first |
; 1Get plenty of sleep. And try to| dynamic appearance. The audience
sleep without the use of drugs, if | was enthusiastic in its praise. Di-
at all possible. | rected by that fine’ leader Gordon
Put business, worries out of ysur | Wolverton, we hope to hear them |
mind as you leave the office. This more often.
sometimes is easier aid than done. | Tom Hontz back at the organ as
Perhaps you will need to get active | their accompanist.
in something else, such as the affairs The best of luck to. you boys.
of your church, to get your mind | MEETING SOON
off your job. [np general meeting of plot owners
| of Evergreen Cemetery will be held
| in the very near future. The com-
mittee met with Atty. Mitchell
| Jenkins last week.
STAHL INJURED
| Awaiting a houseful of company
| for the Easter weekend, John Stahl
went up Friday evening to John
Carey's barn to care for his horse.
Another animal became tangled in
his ropes and in attempting to catch
| him, John fell, dislocating his right
wrist.
In severe pain all night, he was
f taken to Nesbitt Hospital on Satur-
or | : :
park superintendent II must be U. | day moyning where under sedation
citizens, college graduates with | position and a cast applied. He will
major course work in engineering, the menthey a pit; biel iin proper
have to wear it for several weeks.
For State Park Jeb Tests
The State Civil Service Commis-
sion announced April 27 as the
final date to apply for examinations
for park superintendents and park
operations supervisors for the De-
partment of Forests and Waters.
These positions exist in state
throughout the Common- |
wealth. The salary ranges are from |
forestry. park management, con- HERE AND THERE
servation, botany or zoology and
i ; It seems that tragedy always
have two ‘years’ vesponsile pad trikes on or near a holiday and the
management work. One year of SiTihes On Or oR y
community was saddened tc learn
of the untimely death of Olin W.
Shaver. . A handsome young man
with a most promising future, our
graduate study in these related
fields may be substituted for one |
year of required ‘experience. Park |
operations supervisor and park, : ; 4
y t t sincere sympath
superintendent III are open only to | NSArEsLgO ONL Te mY
3 wy Oto his grandmother, Mrs. Arminda
those qualified Sse employees with | Woolbert,h is. wife, son, mother and
regular or probationary status.
| the Shaver family. It was only
choirs sang Hosannah to the Risen |
wine and missionaries from lands |
far distant brought messages from |
The grass appeared greener and |
| during Holy Week, defying the ele- |
{ Earth’s bosom during their winter |
for |
quit | the fulfillment of cur specific tasks.
| children were Sunday visitors
—
ig "SHAVERTOWN
| ter, Mrs. Ruth Mack, came in from
| Jersey City, to visit at the Wool-
bert home.
We were all happy to hear that
A. A. Sinicrope was able to return
home from General Hospital Satur-
day after being a patient both here
and at Palmerton. He will have to
take things easy for a while but is
most happy to be home again with
his family.
Mrs: Doris
Olenick Natus and
song ‘flew to Wisconsin for the
Easter holiday. In the meantime,
brother Jim and his wife came in
from Hartford, Conn., to
welcome weekend with Mr.
Mrs. Michael Olenick and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newhart,
Saxton, Pa., have moved to Chicago,
1ll., where he is associated with Pi-
oneer Engineering Corporation as a
consultant.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans and
| children, Newington, Conn., and Mr.
Y and Mrs. Stuart Stahl,
Michigan, were holiday guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Stahl.
Mrs. Verna Domnick and daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mus,
Carl Pikerowski, Boyertown and
at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Domnick and family.
| Barbara and Dorothy Curtis, East
| Brunswick, N. J., joined their par- |
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis and | classmates at LBL
| brother John,
| University, for the Easter holiday. | Sunrise Service with his parents
senior at Scranton
Myr. and Mrs. Lawrence Newhart
Mrs. Clyde Brace and Virginia,
Hyattsville,” Md., and Mr. and Mrs. |
| Howard Ross, Binghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Earl and John
Thomas, New Jersey, joined her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hontz for the holiday.
Mrs. Byron Kitchen left last week
spend a |
and |
Oscoda, !
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
to visit her son, Arthur at Santee,
Cal. Mr. Kitchen returned several
weeks ago after making a similar
trip to the West Coast and Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hontz, Phil-
adelphia, were the guests of his
mother, Mrs. Anna Dressel, Harold
and Mae Ash and Obed and Minnie
Hontz for Easter.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederic Eidam left
Monday to visit ‘ther parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sterner at Allen-
town. Mrs. Sterner was stricken ill
on Saturday evening.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the family of the late John Sosik.
Mr. Sosik had been a resident here
a long time.
| Mrs. Myrtle Decker returned to
| the home of her niece, Mrs. Ne
| Campbell, last week from Gen¥tal
| Hospital, where she had been ad-
mitted earlier after suffering in-
| juries from a fall.
Mrs. Edward Roberts is a patient
| at General Hospital.
{ © This weekend was a asppy one
{ for Freddie when his longtime
| friend ‘and former classmate at Lu-
| theran Bible Institute and Augus-
| tana College, Robert Allard, New
Hampshire, with wife, Elsa and son,
| Mark: came in from: the Lutheran
| Seminary; Philadelphia, = to - spend
| the weekend. Also dropping in was
| Larry Krumphart, Buffalo, N. Y., to
| make it a regular reunion of former
Fritzie rose early tc attend the
| and company and then up to our
Ic: |
It was good to S€€ | had as weekend guests, Mr. and | house where. Auntiz Sue and Uncle
| Bill, in from Maryland, had fash-
ioned his. first Easter basket and
"| brought him a big stuffed bigjay.
| Quite naturally he was ex®®ed
| about it ~all and «a tiny visitor in
| his home. How much joy he brings
to us all. It was indeed a good
tan tos wi 1d att :
The written test will be held All several days before the accident
| Gi Blow BE CEE that Olin and his family visited Mrs.
toons, Sarfien Suoom, Erie, | Woolbert over the weekend.
| Harrisburg, Johnstown, Philadel-| ar. Margaret Dilz, that delight-
phia, Pittsbrgh, Scranton, Wilkes-/| ful little mother of Flossie Woolbert,
Barre, and Williamsport. Applicants
will be notified about one week
before the examination of the time
| and place to report.
Applications may be
| underwent eye surgery last week at
Nesbitt Hospital. With ‘all that
bounce and energy she possesses
she came home 6n' Saturday to be
with her beloved family for the
Easter celebration. Hers is
spirit that made America and its
obtained
ment of Forests and Waters, Edu-
cation Building, Harrisburg; State | family life one to be proud of. We
Civil Service Commission, Third should have more like her. Daugh-
Floor, South Office Building, Har- — ag
risburg; and local offices of the
Pennsylvania State Employment
Employment Service.
for the future of the world rises
when I see the many young people |
in our Back Mountain churches. At |
Metered Bulk or
| Idetown I was asked to baptize a
| sweet little almost two year old
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dren’s choir gave the special music |
which included a trumpet solo by |
one of the boys. [
| At the Lehman church was one |
y former Valley Crest parish- |
| ioners, Miss Kathryn Moore, now
| living with Mrs. Davenport. And at |
| Idetown a former Valley Crest |
nurse, Mrs. Marlyn Smith who is
I understand, a school nurse.
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