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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUS" 11, 1966
SHAVERTOWN
A REAL LOSS { ment heads should restudy the set
It is with the deepest regret that | up-
I learned of Mal Kitchens depar- OWNER FOUND
ture from our community. The little dog ‘whom Shel Evans
A man with a strong sense of re- | sheltered turned out to be the
sponsibility and concern for his fel- | property of the Donald Bolton Jr.,
low citizens, his loss will be felt in | family. Many fine homes were of-
many circles. fered for the nice little animal and
Knowing Mal's love of the great Shel appreciates the great interest
outdoors ‘we know he will be happy ' shown.
in his new job at a beautiful loca-| A number of shots ringing out in
tion, one of the choicest in Penn- | this vicinity during the past week
sylvania. , had the neighbors a little upset
Scouts who have grown to ma- again. Mothers are afraid to let
turity through his leadership will their children out in the yards.
remember him as a strong guiding Some solution will have to be
d along life's most important found.
Sears and many who have known |
his kindly concern and assistance; Mrs. Charles Dressel was taken
will remember him as a bright star to General Hospital on Sunday.
in their roster of friends. Our best wishes go out for her re-
Mal says he will be only 150 covery. Son Luther Hontz, Phil-
miles away and a welcome mat will adelphia, came in to see his ill par-
be waiting for any and all visitors. ent.
The best of luck to you, neighbor, | Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rogers x1
as you start a new career in a new pect to move to Binghamton, N. Y.,
territory. Tt has been a real pleas- lin the very near future.
ure knowing you. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerhart,’
Reading, took adavantage of the nice
OFF FOR THE GAME
A number of local gentlemen en: | weather on Sunday to visit friends
. i Among those
joyed a bus trip to Philadelphia on | the community. A
Friday rs they saw the ' they stopped to see were Rev. and
Braves defeat the Phillie 9 to 2. It Mrs, Frederic Eidam and Mr. and
was an exciting game and one the Mrs. Howard Hontz. ;
gentlemen will long remember. a ay gerved 2 Jules of
3 5 ley ills, | the abbit ow a ortlan on |
Fiuenn Ro wo Friday. He also exhibited at,
Wilson, Ted “Wilson and: Ted Jr; Hughestown. Granddaughter Eden |
Willard Hoover, Dr. Carl' Hontz, | Daniels spent several days here
Howord Hontz Roy ‘Biot. John] coming: up from Philadelphia to
Flliott, William Glehn Fredric An. | Visit the Andrews. =
‘rson, Richard Mathers and Happy | Another good family will shortly
Mathers, William Dungey, Elwood be leaving us. . Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Dungey, Thomas Jenkins, David | Myers and :
Jenkine. Roy Stair, William Wright, | [onth" to make their home
Teddy Wright, Martin Porter, John Somerville, N. J.
Porter, Chester Hartman, Robert |
ak, Paul Kunkle, Mark Kunkle,
yn Hontz, Andy Sokol, Richard
and John Fedock, Cliff Dungey, |
Mike Kelly, Arnott Jones. Marty
Quinn, Gus Walters, Sandy Walters,
Jo Zier. ;
BE MORE CAREFUL
If only people would give the
other fellow a chance. The acci-
dent which happened Saturday
evening at the Center Street inter-
section was unnecessary as are SO
many of these crashes.
But for the safety glass there |
would have been some pretty badly |
cut up boys. This time the young
folks couldn't be blamed.
HERE AND THERE
a delightful stay in Hawaii where
Native Laces & Textiles division
of Indian Head Inc.
Robert Connors vice president-
manufacturing, it was announced
by Mathew Birnbaum, president of
Native.
In his new assignment Mr. Con-
There were a number of com-| nors - will be responsible for all
ments also among bystanders about | manufacturing activities of Native's
the poor lighting all along the high- | four plants located in Glens Falls
way and suggestions that this) and Cobleskill, N. Y., Dallas, ‘and
would help prevent some accidents. | Murphy, N. C. His office will be
i Saturday
in the Pacific.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
chael Olenick returned home last
week after taking grandsons, David
and Joey, out to their mother in
Wisconsin, where she is now living
since her marriage to Herbert
Sorenson.
Girl Scout Troop 631 will spend
the weekend at Camp Joy Lo, ac-
companied by their leader, Mrs. El-
wood Swingle and assistants, Mrs.
Robert Domnick, M-rs. Thomas
Reese, Mrs. Luther Strunk and Mrs.
Edythe Kromelbien.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Schmig and
children attended the wedding of
his brother Eugene Schmig at Ro-
chester on Saturday.
Mrs. George Voorhees was guest
organist at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church on Sunday.
Newcomers to our community are
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardie, of
Wilkes-Barre who have moved to
11 Shaver Avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
| Albert Dierolf, Ashley, who have
settled on School Street. -Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith has also taken up
‘residence on N. Main Street. She
is’ formerly of Tunkhannock, R.D,
Pa. : ;
Susie ‘and Bill took: off early
for Williamsburg, - Va.,
where they celebrated their first
wedding ‘anniversary. This is cne
of the places.I hope to visit in the.
near future and also Monticello,
home of Jefferson, one of the great-
est architects of his time. Susie
| shares my love of historic times and
|
has named
|
the lovely old colonial structures
reminiscent of a past era. She is
sons will leave this right within the proper area for it.
in
If vou would like to see a bit of
Peddler’s Village right near home,
Clarence Lord, Pioneer Avenue, Mrs Stanley Wills tell me that
returned home on Monday after Memoryland in the Poconos is quite
spending ten days in Atlantic City. | interesting. They made the trip up
Miss Patty Olenick is back from there one day.
Also taking in the. Playhouse and
che explored the island of Oahu | dinner at the Poconos last week
| visiting the pineapple groves, the were Mrs. Charles - Gosart, Mrs.
beaches and enjoying the many ac-' Ruth Houser, Mrs. Florence Kast
tivities on this relaxing, lovely spot and Mrs. Eva McGuire.
CONNORS, VICE PRESIDENT OF NATIVE LACE
New York State and New England
and as manager of engineering and
research.
Mr. Connors succeeds Walter M.
Cormuss who, in addition to his re-
| sponsibility as. vice president-man-
The lights which the state insisted located at division headquarters in
be placed here at the intersection | New York.
are not all they are cracked up to |
ufacturing, has also been general
manager of the Glens Falls plant.
Mr. Cormuss has asked to be re-
lieved of his daul responsibility and
will continue as vice president and
plant manager in Glens Falls.
Mr. Connors graduated from the
| Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
Native is a major producer of
be, an expense for the township to | Raschel and Leavers . laces, An- |
maintain and the timing often a | gelace, nylon ‘tricot and elastic
headache.
about getting out from W. Center
or Roushey Street. State depart-
. Through Fenimore Fabrics it also
manufactures brushed, bonded and
other specialty tricot fabrics for
women's lounge wear and other
outerwear. The company employs
approximately 1200 people.
Mr. Connors previously was asso-
ciated with the Van Raalte Com-
pany for 20 years, most recently
as area manufacturing manager in
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i0 A.M. - 6 P.M.
Route 309
Midway between
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Driveways
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273 UNION STREET
Luzerne, Pa.
nology in mechanical engineering
and completed graduate studies in
. textile engineering at the same in-
Many have complained | fabrics for women’s intimate appeal. |
stitution. A resident of Saratoga
Lehman
Lake-Lehman Band Sponsors will
hold their monthly meeting on
August 15 during band practice at
the Lake Lehman High School.
Cookout
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wright
entertained at a cookout recently:
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice, David,
Tommy, Debbie and Laurie from
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Mr. and
Mrs. John Rice, Forty Fort; Mrs.
Andrew Reggie Sandy and Ronnie,
Swoyersville;; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. David Eddy,
Carole and David, Lehman.
Other callers at
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sutton,
Scott, Jenny, Patty Ann and Co-
leen, Stockholm, N.J.; Miss Marie
‘Wright, Tunkhannock; Mrs. Claire |
McKenna and Debbie Maloid, Ide-
town. :
Surprise Birthday Party
A family surprise birthday din-
ner honoring Mrs. Chester Barrall
was held at the home of her daugh- |
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lord of Shavertown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dawe, Hali-
fax, Nova Scotia and Mrs. Brian
McGrath, Debra and Desmond. of St.
Johns, Newfoundland, Canada are
spending. several weeks ‘with their
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Dawe. :
Beaumont
Thanks are due those contributors
sum of $140.00, - eighty per cent |
of which was forwarded to state |
headquarters at Philadelphia while |
twenty per cent remains for local |
use such as: Christmas remem- |
brmances for shut ins, care for some |
indigent folks, and glasses for chil- |
dren. whose parents are unable to!
provide them. |
Mr. and. Mrs. Warren Jchnson
with children Bill, Dorothy, and |
Tom are attending the National
Rural Mail Carriers’ Convention at |
New Orleans, La. Enroute they visit- |
ed a fellow Marine, Edward Showal-
ter, who served with Warren in
the South Pacific during World War
II.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lutes and
daughter Sara of Palmyra were with
the Ralph Luteses last week.
The Herbert Goodwins spent last
weekend at their cabin at LaPorte.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson
enjoyed their recent trip to Lake
George and Fort Ticonderoga, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Austin
were at Piseco. Lake, N.Y. and
Canada for a few days last week.
Morgan V. Lewis, brother of Mrs.
Warren Johnson and cousin of Mrs.
W. A. Austin, sent his invitations
via telegrams as soon as his thesis
was approved: “I made it! Come to
Springs, N.Y., Mr. Connors is mar-
ried and has five children.
Indian Head Inc. is a diversified
textile and general manufacturing
company ‘with annual ‘sales of more
than $220 million. It operates -36
plants in 16 states and Canada and
has approximately 11,000
ployees. :
STULL REUNION
The thirty second reunion of for-
mer residents of Stull, was held at
Newell's Grove, Stull, Sunday, Aug-
ust 7.
Officers were elected as follows:
| President, Roy A. Transue; Vice-
| President, Mrs. Anna French; Treas-
|urer, Ernest Stitzer; Secretary,
| Stella Shook.
| The following attended: Mr. and |
| Mrs. Harold Hough, David and Ruth
1! Ann, Mrs. Harry Millham, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bidwell, Emma and Ruth
Hough, Mr. and Mrs. George E.
| Baker, and son, Mrs. Clara Anthony,
| Anna Bell French, Ernest Stitzer,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Baker, Russell
| Transue, Victor Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs. ‘Ethel Pat-
ton, Vergie. M. Transue, Mrs. Mary
M. C. Dreisbach, Beulah Ely Deins-
| tel, Grey Ely, Mr .and Mrs. William
i A. Hough; Roy A. Transue, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Butler, Billy and Lisa,
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Butler, Bell,
| Lee and Wendy, Mrs. Agnes Butler,
Stella Shook, Mrs. Emma Roese,
Robert Roese, Forrest Roese, Mr.
and Mrs, William Deewar and Lisa,
Mrs. Grace Keipper.
Crispell Reunion
The Crispell Reunion will be held
on Saturday, August 13 at Dymonds
Park, Noxen, Pa.
em- |
Commencement -at Penn State Sep-
| tember 4.” Morgan will be granted
| his doctorate in psychology. Setting
| his sights on a doctorate after the
' death of both his parents while he
{was in high school, Morgan has done
varied odd jobs from checking at
super markets to camp counseling, |
| teaching college Freshmen, and en-
| gaging in industrial research. Con-
gratulations to a young man who is
a credit to his generation as proof |
| of setting a ‘goal for one's self and |
| working “ hard and _ diligently to
i achieve it.
Hi!
1 Thanks for the “assist” and “by-
| line” in the coverage of the Eastern
| Star Auction on last week's front
| page.
| “We did make the set goal of
$2500 plus $77 !!
“Truly we are blessed!
Appreciatively yours,
Oce Beryl
(Tay A. Marti~ Ts Pt
Border Near Munich
Pfc. Jay A. Martin, son of Mrs.
| Mildred Martin, Sweet Valley RD 1,
| is “stationed near Munich, in a bor-
der camp.
Entering the service in November,
he took basic training at Fort Gor- |
don, Georgia, and was then sent
to Fort Knox, Ky., for further in-
struction.
His education was obtained at
Lake-Lehman schools. Between the
termination of his schooling and
his entrance into the Army, he had |
been employed by O'Malia Laundry
and Evans Drug Store.
His mailing address is Pfc. Jay A.
Martin, US 52 640 230, Troop A/9
Cavalry, APO 09029, New York,
N.Y.
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TERLING
Wrights were |:
George Hackling Assigned
To Bergstrom AFB, Texas
AIRMAN GEORGE R. HACKLING
Airman George R. Hackling, son
of Mr. aand Mrs. George W. Hack-
ling, R. D. 1, Dallas, has been as-
signed to Bergstrom AFB, Texas,
after completing Air Force basic
traning.
SECTION B — PAGE 5
NOXEN
PICNIC AT HANSON'S | Mr. and Mrs. George Eisenhower Ronnie Hopfer and family, Mr. and
The following members of Ladies and Harry Keiper spent several | Mrs. Donald Newberry and family,
Auxiliary of Noxen Volunteer Fire days with Mr. and Mrs. Augustine | Mr. and Mrs. William Macintosh.
Department attended a picnic at McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. John Visitors at the Joseph Shalatas
Hanson’s picnic grounds, Harvey's Sabatini and their families at Bris-| on Saturday were Mrs. Elizabeth
Lake on Monday evening: Mesdames | tol. { Tomascik and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Guy Fritz, Ray Kelly, Joe Dotter, Judge James Henninger and | Polk, Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Calvin Strohl, Oscar Fish, James Francis Henninger, Allentown, visit- | Thomas and family, Hunlock Creek,
Traver, Richard Traver, Earl Beahm, ed Mrs. G. H. Rauch, on Tuesday. |Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daley and
Mrs, David Williams and son family, Loyalville, Mr. and Mrs.
William Shalata, Joseph - Shalata, :
William Butler, Loren Case, Ches- Loren of Frayettevill, N. C., are Dana Field and daughter, James-
ter Keiper and Stula Shook. spending a month at her home in town, N. Y. were there for the
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Willis and Noxen. Mrs. Williams has been ill | Weekend. ;
Mrs. Elton Field, Jamestown,
son Robert, Detroit, Mich., spent
the past week with the Howard
Engelmans.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miner at-
tended the funeral of Wilbur Mac-
Millan, step son of Mrs. Miner at
| Hatboro, Pa., on Thursday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emory Newell,
for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brody an
son Douglas spent several days, a
Atlantic City, last week. CLASSMATES PICNIC
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hackling | Classmates of Methodist Church
spent last week fishing, in Canada. | o7e invited here oe RT
fev dard Mrs Lioyd Crigpel] e summer home o . and Mrs.
Pverend on rs Y TISpe Ray Gunton, Lake Nuangola., Please
of Ocean City, N. J., were recent | % ot het h 1 h
i } uests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson. | T2€€t at ner home a p.m. sharp.
Hollywood, Fla., are spending some £ ay Bring 2 covered dish and your, own
time with relatives and friends in| i and Mrs. Nile Sickler and sarid itches
: | children and Mr. and Mrs. James / i
| this hea. 2 Mrs. Fred Schenck returned from
Seward returned from a visit, at A
the General Hospital, on Saturday.
a N. Y., spent the weekend with Del-
+ bert and Christine Blizzard.
The airman, a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School, will be trained
on the job as a fire protection spe-
cialist = with ‘the Tactical Air
Command.
Walter Langden Is
President Of Family
Walter Langdon was elected pres-
ident and George “Kiel vice-pres-
dent at the annual Derr-Green Re-
union held at Ted Wilson's Grove
who made the annual appeal for | yi. . Hr ce {
! { y 17. Other officers: chosen were!
funds for the Salvation Army the | wijliam Derr, treasuner and Gail |
Parks, secretary.
Due to lack of attendance of some
of the families, it was decided to
hold the reunion another year and
have each family that attended this
year try to bring another family
mn,
| Prizes were given to the follow- |
| ing: oldest, Byron Kester; youngest, |
Brian Langdon; farthest distance,
| Mr. and Mrs, William Parks; lar-|
gest family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Phillips.
Tt was also decided to hold the
reunion at Ted Wilson's again next
year.
The following attended: Mr. and
Mrs. William Parks, Nancy, Bill,
and Gail; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang-
don Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang-
don Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lang-
don and Harry Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Derr, Mr! aand Mrs. Wil-
liam Derr, Sharon and Ronnie; Mrs.
Robert E. Phillips and Georgia Ann;
Mrs. May Phillips, Miss Carrie Phil-
lips, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shupp,
Donna and Dale; Mr. and Mrs. cl-
mer Phillips, Joe, Rickey, Paul and
Todd. 4 3 ;
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Shavertown,
the home of Mr. d Mrs. Edward
Some 0 eh 2s Shy he is fine and wishes to thank
Jackson Twp.
[ous Sarasota, Fla. ! h bored” h
% : : everyone who remember: er.
: : bo 0 MD i 24 with, cards, and flowers while she
| . | . B. , 3 y
!' “The Two-Fold. Club of Huntsville "1 3 1 friends at Newark, was a patient. They were greatly
| appreciated and enjoyed.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
: : Richard Traver were Mr. and Mrs.
spending the week with the Arth
Ny “MY Donald Beyer and family, Wilkes-
i Blizzard family. B M aM Peal Latti
| Barre, Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Lattimer
LEAVING FOR VIETNAM { Williamsport. Chris
? | and Stacey,
Clayton Keiver Jr., who left last | 1 ottimer returned home with her
Sunday for California and. later to| __ _~ for Gb %
| Vietnam, looked up his old neigh- | patents aligr a weeks Stay ui tne
Travers
bor Mrs. Joseph Byrne, formerly | Te . ’
| Peggy Coole, who lives in Santa | Janice and Kathy Traver spent a.
Clore, Calif They drove Bim: io Weg): with their father Richard
z Traver Jr. at loomsburg.
the Hamilton A.F.B. from where he M dM 2 Easel )
| expects t fly to Vietnam x. 20 TS, arty fngelman ai
| ~ : family, Sayre, spent the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case, Loren, here with his mother, Mrs. William
| Roger spent the weekend with Mr. | Engelman.
and Mrs. Robert Shilanskis and Mrs. Richard Lutes and daughter
family, Trenton, N. J. and Mr. and Sarah of Hershey spent the past
| Mrs. Jagl - McGinley and family, | week with her grandparents, Mr.
{ Wharton, N. J. | and Mrs. Ralph Lutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hobbs and! Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz, sons Nik
fees x gy | family of Tonawanda, N. Y., are|and Dave, Deanna Gay and George
| will ted w - y | y Tg
will become associated with the De | spending .a week with her mother, | Fritz visited at the home of Mr.
partment of Forests and Waters in | :
2 . | Mrs. Albert Jones. | and Mrs. Harold Housenecht, at
Cameron County and take up resi- | 8 . |
dence ii Rencoa. Pa | Steven Kaminstein, Stoney Brook, | Trout Run, on Sunday.
: 2 LI, is spending some time with | Martin Brobst has rented the
A resident of Shavertown for 20 | his grandparents, the Elvin Beans. | Rewben Allen house, on Market
years, he has been employed, at the | Mand Mrs. Richard Engelman, | Street.
Back Mountain Lumber and Coal Byistol, recently visited Mr. B. R.|
Company for the past 13 years. | Engelman. i I.
During this~ same period he has | Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Montross | ot. ee
served as Scoutmaster of Boy Scout | spent a week with their son Wil- | 14 as 49 inches long sad he a
Troop 231 doing a terrific job in| ford and family, Rahway, N. J. | eleven rattles. Francis Schenck,
thisicaprcity a BIRTHDAY PARTY | Keith and Marshall, also Earl Rich-
Mal” as he is. more familiarly | Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shafer spent | ards killed a smaller one, in the
known is a member of Shavertown | the weekend at their summer home | huckelberry swamp, on Sunday.
Methodist Church and taught in its here. A birthday party for Philip| Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Dymond had
Sunday School. He has also been a | was enjoyed by the following, at his as guest on Saturday Robert Walsh
member of Shavertown Fire Com- home on Saturday night; Mrs. Doro- | and son Michael of Bay Shore, LI,
pany and served as. Chairman of thy French, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Edward Clark, Beaumont, Mr. and
this year's Coin Card Drrive. | Nalbone and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Reed Balewski of Geneva, N.Y.
Mr. Kitchen will begin his new | TTT pi eT
duties next week in a region which |
he describes as God's Country. His |
wife and children, Susan, Malcolm, |
Jr., Karen and Kimberly will join |
him in the very near future. |
| Methodist Church will hold. their |
| annual Family’ Picnic this. Sunday |
| at = the Wes Lamoreaux Camp, |
Mehoopany. ~ !
{ Edwin Yanchik, John Yankowski,
| Bobby Williams, ..and Albert Tom-
| asura of “Boy ‘Scout Troop 225 re-
| cently returned from Camp Ach-
| ahela.’
Mal Kitchen Accepts
New Post At Renova
Malcolm. Kitchen, manager of the
lumber. department of Back Moun-
tain Lumber and Coal Company will
| be leaving this area over the week-
end. ;
| Mr. Kitchen a well known figure
in. common community activities
Julie Ann Lapp, Wilkes-Barre, is |
|
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