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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1966
NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS |
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly 298-2149
DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 : RUGGLES, Mrs. Charles Williams 639-5422
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® SHAVERTOWN, Muss. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 ® SWEET VALLEY, He Thomas Sayre 477-3731
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137 ) TRUCKSYILLE, Nellkon Woolbert 696-1689 |
JACKSON TWP., Richard Holodick 696-1294 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs, John Konsavage 675-3087
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-7261 ® KUNKLE, Mrs. Clyde Hoyt 675-2971 |
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East Dallas
ANOTHER MEMORIAL DAY has
come and gone. A day to pay hom-
age to our loved ones who have
gone on ahead of us, those in the
armed forces and those in civilian
lives. Living families get together,
coming from far and near; Then to
the last resting places to place floral
memorials on their mounds. How
beautiful the cemeteries looked!
Wedding Anniversary
Jay and Peggy Bloomer, daugh- |
Twelfth Birthday
Debby Newberry, daughter of
John and Diana Newberry, Ransom
Road, was a very lucky young lady
to be feted twice last week in hon-
or of her twelfth birthday. Saturday
evening, 21st. Mostly oldsters
gathered at her home to celebrate;
Uncle Bob and aunt Jerry Morgan, |
children Debby, Doris, and Robert
Jr., Aunt Helen Bell; daughter
Gladys and Husband Buddy Wheel- |
ters Melinda and Brenda, drove] er and baby Gladys, all from Wilkes
from West Chester, .to spend the | Barre; John and Diana Newberry
week end with parents, Mr. and the guest of honor, Debby and sister
| retary Mary Goble.
Sweet Valley
and Helen were, Charles Siley, | Caroline Ferrey and family.
Plainfield, N.J.; Jimmy Kenver, New | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre and
Market, N.J., Harry and Elly Siley, Mrs. William Naugle Sr., spent
Bernerdville, N.J., Steve and Janice | Thursday in Philadelphia visiting
Siley, Philadelphia, Mary | Morgan | their sister, Mrs. Raymond Marso,
and family. who is a patient at Temple Univer-
Children’s Day sity Hospital.
Annual Childrens Day program Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long re-
was held Sunday, in Fast Dallas | cently spent a few days in Nassau |
Church, Miss Emily Weaver, one cf | on a trip sponsored by the Purala-
the many teachers announced the | tor Company.
program as she introduced the chil- Mrs. Mary Craig spent some time |
dren. “Tell me the story of Jesus”, | with her daughter and son. in law. |
Mrs. Harry Martin, Harry and Flor- { JoAnn. | was the first song by the congre- | Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trumbower.
ence celebrated their 43rd, wedding | Cook Out | gation and children. “Welcome”, by Dean Long, teacher in Philadel- |
anniversary on Tuesday 31, but | Sunday afternoén, Debby ‘was Dorothy ° Kintzer. ' “Food”, "Holly phia, spent the weekend with his |
their children, Harry Jr. Marilla, | | again made happy with a cook out |
Peggy, Priscilla and their families | with her youthful friends to help |
made it a week end celebration. | celebrate her big’ day. Guests were
They presented the happy parents | Clifford Shields, Barry Reese; Mark
(I almost wrote the old folks) with | Kunkle;. Richard . Yeust; Kenneth |
a luxurious glider and a reclining | Eaton; Mona Rice; Holly Risch; Re-|
chair for the veranda. The Martins |
have our heartiest congratulations.
Convalescing From Fall
Mrs. Myrtle Miller,
Road is convalesting after having to feed their out door appetites; |
had a fall in her home. She was of course it would not be a party
fortunate to have had only a bruised with out games, prizes and gifts. I]
side, but that was too much for a Was born fifty years too soon. Shaw!
woman her age. She now has a| "Mrs. Jean Somers, Harding, (sis-
bad case of bronchitis, which causes | ter of Jessie Moore), and Mr. and
a lot-of pain in her side when she | Mrs. Robert Hislop, Mehoopany,
coughs. She is happy though to have | formerly of Dallas, attended the
had friends visit her; among whom | I'graduation exercises at Loire Ryhne
and Mrs. Frank Janidng, | College, Hickory, North! Caroline,
Kingston, last Wednesday; Mr. where Harold Hislop was a member |
Hilbert from Beaumont, ot on of the graduating class on Mem-
daughter Mrs. Francis Higes, Forty | orial Day.
Hilbert and Mrs. | The Cheerio "Class of Orange
Miller were childhood neighbors | Methodist Church will hold a rum-
the guest of honor. All had a won-
School. Myrtle said their visit was | Orange Church Hall June 23. Hours
a ‘“refreshener” of past events. She | 9 to 5, Thursday, 9 to 9 on Friday.
al welcome any of her friends | Kenneth, gon of Mr. and Mrs.
who would care to call on her, as Nelson Dymond, Orange, has been |.
son City, and Aunt Agnes Spencer, |
she is confined in these days. | accepted” in Community College,
Friend Hildebrant and wife Mavis, | Williamsport. He will - enter June
Apalachin, N. Y., also their daughter | 20 to learn Offset Printing.
Marie Short, Endicott, N.Y., spent Official Board
three days Mother's Day week end,| Offical Board of East
with his sister Myrtle Miller. | Church, met in the.church hall]
Curtis F. Bynon, Fernbrook, | Monday evening, 23 to conduct a
seems to be going far. He not only | business meeting. Present were Rev.
is the commander of Dallas Amerian
Legion but he has been promoted |
Mr. Howard Hockenbury; Russell
Ockenhouse; Harry Martin; Robert
to the new manager of Philips Sea | M. Moore; Mary Ryman; Jeanette
|"Moore; “Love again”, Patti Moore;
becca, Stuart; Jo Ann Newberry and | Culver, Patti Cool and Barbara Mil-
| derful time, stuffing hamburgs, hor] John Mason; “I Like To Think Of
Hildebrant | dogs, potato chips, sodas and candy, | Jesus”
| Masters use” Roger Howell,
| ert Krick: and daughter Sharan,
| of Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas |.
' the week end with the latter's par-
parents. Wilma Long is home from
Lock Haven also.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray attended
“Those I Love” by Patti Culver;
“Give to Jesus’ First were sung by
John Cook with the children join-
ing in with the other verses; “My
Prayer” bv Sharon Morris; Bonnie
Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa,|
Grey, Richard and. Judy spent the
| ler: “All The Happy Children” bv
William Naugle Sr. and family.
by Cindy and George -Cob- Sweet Valley Cub Scouts held
liegh; “Every Little Flower” son by | their monthly pack fngeting on
childrens chorus; “When I Grow | Tuesday evening.
Up” by Jack Cobleigh; “My Best” |
by John Cool; “Prayer” was offered | family,
by Sharon Carkhuff; “Thank You” | Kocher,
by Connie Miller;
Roaring Brook,
Larksville,
“God's | last week of Mrs. Lucille Lanning
Messengers’, . Hazel Ockenhouse; | and family. |
“Jesus loves even me” Congrega- pr |
tion: Linda Cook was their pianist. . .
Week end guests of Irene Moore Harveys Lake a
were Mr .and Mrs. David Moote |/ v (
and family, Passaic, N.J. Sunday 1. 1
afternoon and evening Bob Moore] Mrs. Naomi Gosart. has returned
and . family and Miriam Dymond | from the Mercy Hospital. She Is)
joined in the festivities. Merorial recuperating at home. !
Day guests were Mr .and Mrs. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Charlesi W.* Jenkins |
and son, Fairless Hills, spent a few |
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
John Gosart.
‘Mrs. Naomi Gosatt wishes to
thank all those who sent cards and |
flowers while she was hospitalized |
at the Mercy Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Eister and. son, John,
are spending the week in Georgia |
visiting Mr: ‘and Mrs. Fred Eister |
Jr. and family.
Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Mussiettia Montanya, John-
Shavertown, were week end guests
Raymond Moore,
Ransom Road. z
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickson, now
residing with parents, Mr: .and Mrs.
Nicholas Dickson, Martz Read, spent
| Marines
[life blood the
| we have long been so very proud.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raysor, Read- |
Week end guests of Russell Siley | ing, spent the weekend with Mrs. |
I hold dear,
| front.
| actions but. there. is only one Chief
| who can lead us out of the mani-
| your
| who serve around ithe globe and by
| your actions, .show unto those wha
| would destroy our. very foundations,
the navy. dinner dance récently in |
holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. |
|
ito a fellow worker,
SHAVERTOWN
Lest We Forget
The other night as I listened to
a radio program, I was touched by
who begged Americans to show
their flags and more respect for
those veterans, Soldiers, Sailors and
who were serving their
country, protecting with their very
Freedom of which
the
It that
forces,
would seem very
have insidiously cast their poisons
among us. Do we have to be re-
minded ‘of such a: precious birth-
right of liberty, justice and love of
our native land when the sly en-
| emy who would wipe out all we
surrounds us?
It is time that we show a united
We may not approve many
| fold dangers which confront us. In
prayers, remember the boys
that every man, woman and child in
the United States stands solidly be-
hind ‘them ,and abqve all that we
| are proud of this great nation blest |
| with
every conceivable gift be-:
stowed by a most benevolent]
Father.
Meeting Sunday
| do and as I sit at my desk this |
| Memorial Day, T feel just a tinge
against which we have
| pledged to fight to the bitter end.
It was a good rainfall which fell |
as the Memorial Day’ holiday ap-,
| proached. It restored the parched
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lanning and | ground but most of all it brought
Theresa | water to brighten the many plants |
Mr. and Mrs. |
“Gifts to the | Joseph John, Noxen were visitors | of loved ones.
At Evergreen. Cemetery it was a |
blessing for the many visitors who |
| came to my door to obtain a con-
and flowers placed upon the graves
tainer full of the precious stuff so
that their offerings would not im-
mediately wither *
grave site ito accommodate those
who visited here. Another sad situ-
ation which has plagued plot
holders.
On Sunday a. meeting has been
called at the Snowdon Funeral
Home when Atty. Mitchell Jenkins
will again attempt to bring some
action to bear on the matter.
Plot owners will meet at 2 p. m.
If you are interested, please be
there.
A Friend Departs
Over the weekend I said ‘goodbye
one whom I
aand die. There!
"was no water anywhere on that
»Marines.
ents in New York. Leslie’ has ‘fin-.
ished “his tour of duty with the
Mrs. Ruth -Sardoni,and her sister, {had come to know pretty well dur-
Helen Speece opened their summer | | ing the past several years. We were
home this week. They .ave .residents | friends as well as co-newshounds
ily, Limewood Road.
Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh, Huntsville |
Food Store, on Cedar Avenue,
Scranton. Congratulations Curt!
TR
Trucksville Fire Company
meet in the municipal building to- |
morrow night at 8. Members are
asked to meet there again Tuesday |
night for practice in the handling
of equipment.
Friendship Class of Trucksville |
Methodist Church will hold a birth- |
day tea in the educational building |
tomorrow night - at 8. Public is|
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guyette and |
family, Williston, Vermont, spent
the holiday weekend with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Guyette,
Ciffside Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Huray, West Franklin Street. |
Mrs. Herbert DeWitt, S. Pioneer |
Avenue, is recuperating at her home |
following surgery at Nesbitt |
Hospital.
Reverend and Mrs. Henry West-
have moved to Hopbottom, where
Reverend Westfield was transferred
by the Wyoming Methodist Con-
ference.
Mr. and Mrs. John DeMartino and
family, Reading, were holiday guests
of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. William Schutter and fam-
Road, is spending the week with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Plummer and fam- |
ily, Valley Forge. Mrs. Plummer re- |
cently returned from the hospital
where she was a patient.
will | |
| Dickinson; Myra Carlin; Dorothy
Hislop and Irene Moore, and sec-
UCKSVILLE
and family, Maple Street, spent the | James Trebilcox, S. Memorial High-
| holiday weekend with his uncle and | way.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Orch} Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice and
hill, Butler, N. J. Mr. and Mrs: - William Roberts,
Entertain Mothers | Northampton; Stephen Konek and
Girl Scout Troop 705 entertained | Helen Bloss, Walnutport, spent’
| their mothers at a dinner on Wed several days recently with Mr. and
nesday : night in the educationa
building of Trucksville Motodiot | M5 Nicolas Konely pnd. fall,
| Church. On Wednesday, June 8 they | Hellers Grove.
| will meet at the municipal building | ree ——————
| after school for a hike. They are | ‘Pamela M. Natus
to bring permission slips and their |
supper. ‘Then again on Saturday,| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nafus, R.
June 11 they will participate in a |. D. -1, Dallas, became the parents
Penn's Woods Council sponsored |.of a six pound, four ounce daugh-
Gypsy Day at Camp Onawandah.| ter, Pamela Margaret, May 14 at
They will meet at the municipal | General Hospital. There is also a
building-at 9 a. m. and return by | son, Charles Dwayne, aged four.
3:30 p. m. They are asked to bring | Mrs. Nafus is the former Delores
permission slips and a nose bag | Jean Saraka, Trucksville, Mr. Nafus
lunch. is employed at: Linear.
Mrs. Rachael Dymond, Collings-
wood, N. J., spent the weekend with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Crane and family,
{| Meadowecrest.
Mrs. Ann Davis returned to her
home on Maple Street from Nesbitt
Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Davis
is the mother of Mrs. Wilbur
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and
family, Milford, spent a few days
recently with her sister, Mrs. Shel-
don Hoover and family, Maple
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trebileox,
Demarest, N. J., will spend the week
Legal Notice —
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Letters of Administration in the
Estate of JOSEPHINE S. HIM, late
of the Borough of Dallas, Luzerne
County, Pennsylvania, who died on
the 19th day of April, 1966, have
been granted to AGNES H. SWEE-
| ZY, RD 1, Dallas, Pa. Creditors are
notified to make known their claims
and those indebted to the estate to
make payment to said Administra-
trix or her attorney.
B. B. Lewis, Atty.
Mr. and Mrs.
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AT THE “Y” Slams.
‘and Mrs. . Albert , Armitage. Others
‘| of Hotel Sterling.
Mrs. Florence + Gonden is home
from General Hospital.
-Gleaners Class
‘The Gleaners Class of Alderson | -
Methodist Church: enjoyed a lovely
dinner party at Franklin House,
Shavertown on Wednesday evening,
Games. and door prizes were won
by Mrs. Raymond Grey, Mrs. Ted |
Heness, Mrs. ‘Ruth Williams, Mrs. |
Ida Allen, Mrs. Arthur Wagner, Mrs. |
Ann Snow, Mrs. Amos Hunsinger,
attending were Rev. and Mrs. Fred
Eister, Mrs. Howard Higgins, Mrs.
Sam Humphrey, Eleanor Humphrey,
Mrs. Ida Rogers; Mrs.’ Robert Wil-
| and the association was most pleas-
ant indeed.
To Leighton, as he tries his wings
at new ventures, go my best wishes
for
Mis, Grover. “Anderson Jr.
Regan Mary Reighter
Mr. and Mrs. K. William: Reighter
of New Jersey, announce the birth |
of ‘a daughter Regan Mary, their
fourth daughter. Mrs. Reighter is
the former Judy Kuchta, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.
Lake are the great grandmothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kuchta of
Clarks Summit visited Mrs. Mary
Kuchta ‘on ‘Sunday.
success in anything he might,
Peter Kuchta of]
Harrisburg. Mrs. John Kuchta and |
Mrs. Jessie . Garinger of Harveys |
of envy as he travels down the
| the eloquent plea of a young man East Coast to Florida, enjoying a
brief vacation before he beging his
course of study. It was really good
to know you, friend.
{ Deserve Compliment
Hats off to the township road
crews. What a magnificent job they
did last week in picking up old
trash about the area. Jim Devlin
joins me in complimenting Lawton
Culver, road supervisor and his
| men. They are doing their share in
the Kingston Township Clean Up
Drive.
Here And There
Supt. of Mails Richard Griffith
and family will leave June 10 for
a trip to California. They expect
to make a number of stops and see
many points of interest in their
leisurely tour as relatives abound
throughout the route planned. It
sounds delightful.
Luther Hontz, Philadelphia, came
infor the holiday to spend Memori-
al Day ‘with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Dressel.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Bingham-
ton, N. Y., spent the Memorial Day
weekend with ‘her sisters, Mrs. John
Stahl and Mrs. Frances Williams.
Bob, Voelker came in from Penna.
i State University to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Voelker and
family on Saturday and Sunday.
Susan Karl student nurse at
Geisinger Medical Center, who is
finishing a month's vacation this |
week, spent some of the time visit-
ing relatives and friends at Altoona.
Little Christine Jenkins is recup-
erating from many ‘lacerations of
the face suffered early last week
when she was bitten by a neigh-
bor’'s dog. Thanks to the quick ac-
tion of Mrs. Gunther Vian Eldon the
child was saved from greater inpury.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walp and
infant son, came in from Metuchin,
N.J., to spend the holiday weekend
ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Walp, Sr. :
Marilyn Eck graduated with hon-
ors from Susquehanna University
on Monday. Her parents, Mr. and |
| Mrs. Fred Eck went down to be
present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tippett
spent the weekend in the Poconos
where Bill got in some fishing in
nearby streams. 3
Brenda Chimp who transferred to
a new home last week refused to
eat and just moped around until
her old mistress called begging me
to take her back. How happy she
was to return to her old haunts.
Animals know.
Susie and Bill came in from Mary-
land for the long weekend and was
it pleasant to have them with us
again. Petty Officer Joseph Bagan-
ski, who is stationed at Norfolk,
met them in Washington and rode
home with them.
It was a real family weekend for
the Ted Woolberts and Mr. and
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liams, Mrs. Helen Hartman, and
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Mrs. Fred Malkemes. Mr. and Mrs. |
Walter Mahoney and children, Syos-
set," L.IL,
brother, Fred. Mr.
Woolbert, Youngstown, Ohio, made
the rounds between families, while
Mrs. Ruth Mack, Jersey City, and
Mrs. Claire Foley, Palisades Park,
N.J., were guests at the Woolberts.
To highlight the get together, a
letter arrived from Judy Woolbert
in S. America and Fred Malkemes
showed - slides of his many points
of interest on return irom the
African continent where he had
taught for two years.
The John Clause family taking
advantage of nicer weather and the
long weekend packed their car with
ed for their cabin at Red Rock, the
food supplies and bedding and head-
first stay there this year and how |
John looked forward to the enjoy- |
able commune with nature in the |
mountains.
ily came in for the holiday from
Aberdeen, Md., to spend some wel-
come time with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. “Johnson : Miers, "Sr.
Mr. “and . Mrs. Louis Elchuck,
Whitehouse, ''N.J., have moved to
Center Street.
Jay C. Hill, that avid little fisher-
man, hooked some more fine speci-
mens last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gosart are
now settled in their lovely first floor
apartment on Kirdendall Road.
Mom’s ‘many friends can now reach
her at a mew number and rot at the
store as ‘previously.
Mr. and Mrs: Edward Hall took
off for Pittsfield, Mass., on Friday
for a visit ‘with. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hall “and family.
‘Just by coincidence little Fritzie
will ‘be home on his birthday June
9. Freddie's vacation was changed
to August and he will make a quick
trip” to Michigan via Canada early
next’ Sunday to bring back his wife
and’ son. So the dear little fellow
will’ soon be with us again. Those
first steps which he took to his
Aunt. Susie some weeks ago I am
told have fast disappeared and Dot-
tie ‘writes that he is almost running
these days. so happy is he to be
up and about.
Legal Notice —
Notice is hereby given that ap-
plication has been made -to. the
Pennsylvania Public Utility Com-
mission, under the provisions of the
Public Utility Law, by Anthony
Wisnewski; t/a Wisnewski Water
Company, for an order evidencing
the Commission's approval to be-
gin ito offer, render, furnish: or sup-
ply water service to the public in
a portion of Dallas Township, Lu-
zerne County. (A. 92982)
Notice is thereby also given that
this application may be considered
by the Commission without a hear-
ing,‘ provided that no protests are
filed: with the Public Utility Com-
mission, Harrisburg, on or before
June 10, 1966.
“_ ANTHONY WISNEWSKI t/a
joined her parents and |
and Mrs. Jack |
Specialist Johnson Miers and fam- |
" DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIE
Legal Notice —
|
| SEALED PROPOSALS
Sealed bids will be received by
| the Borough of Dallas, Pennsylvania,
| on or, before 7:30 P.M. Thesday
E. D. T. June 14, 1966.
For Heating Alterations for: Dallas
Borough Building.
Bids will be received at the office
of the Borough Secretary. Bid
forms, Specifications and Drawings
may be obtained at 95 Columbia
| ‘Avenue, Dallas, Pa.
Bidders are required to make a
deposit of $10.00 for each “set of
Drawings and Specifications: which
they obtain from the Secretary of
the Dallas Borough Council. = This
deposit to be returned to the bidder
upon return of the set of Drawings
and Specifications which shall ac-
company sealed proposal.
The Borough reserves the rirhat to
accept or reject any or all ‘biaé or
any parts therof. :
Walter T. Rowett
Borough Secretary
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