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Dr. Henry M. Laing Fire Com-
pany distributed $700 worth of food-
stuffs, clothing and toys to needy
families in the community.
Ferman Wilson, East Dallas, was
seriously burned in an automobile
crash and gasoline blaze. Wilson, a
arms and hands and was
hospitalized in serious condition.
Deaths--Lucinda Church Wolfe,
Wyoming; Sarah Jacobs, Dallas;
Mrs. Fred E. Chapman, Pasadena,
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You could get--Cranberries 2 1b.
23c; walnuts 29¢ lb.; mince meat 2
1b. 35¢; coffee 17c lb.; dates 2 lb.
19¢; raisins 2 pkg. 19¢; fancy
chocolates 5 1b. gift box $1.49; fruit
cake 2 1b. $1; ginger ale 3 pt. bottles
25¢; pumpkin 3 big cans 25c.
40 Years Ago - Dec. 30, 1941
James Franklin, Harry Ohlman
and Nick Cave were each being
considered to replace James Ayre
on the Dallas Borough Council.
Ayre had accepted a job with the
York Safe and Lock Company.
Following a family tradition
Sheldon MacAvoy, a nine-year-old
Shavertown boy, was accepted as a
soprano soloist ‘with the St.
Stephen’s Boy’s Choir. Sheldon was
the fifth MacAvoy male to be
chosen for this honor.
Engaged--Lillian Ward to Sgt.
Richard Huddy.
Married--Catherine Scott and
Donald Wilson; L.E. Kerr and B.H.
Anderson.
You could get--24 lb. bag flour
79c; butter 35c¢ 1b.; 3 lb. can shor-
tening 57¢; 10x or brown sugar, 7c
Ib.; coffee 32¢ 1b.; turkeys 32c Ib.;
chickens 29¢ 1b.; potatoes 23c peck;
cranberries 17c lb.; Nabisco sugar
wafers 9c pkg.; orange juice 2 cans
23c; sirloin steak 33c 1b.; pork chops
27¢c 1b.
30 Years Ago - Dec. 28, 1951
Area factories enjoyed holiday
parties. Natona Mills feted 350
Wilkes-Barre; Bloomsburg Mill
Supervisors Club partied at the
Beaumont Inn.
Lehman-Jackson students
worked so diligently on decorating
their homerooms for Christmas
that three rooms in both the senior
and junio high tied for first place.
Judges were Lester B. Squire,
supervising principal, Mrs. Oran
Lamb; Joseph Ellsworth; Kenneth
Meade and Mrs. T.M.B. Hicks,
Dallas Post.
Engaged--Anna Ehrgott to Ralph
Arnold Yeust; Lois Cragle to
Anthony Yockavitch; Althea Jones
to Robert Fahringer.
Anniversaries--Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Morris, Sweet Valley, 45
years.
Deaths--Fred Snyder, Sutton
Creek Road; W.F. Dolbear, Plains.
You could get-Pork loins 39¢c Ib. ;
smoked hams 59¢ 1b.; rib roast 79¢
Ib.; sausage 59c 1b.; bacon 49¢ Ib.;
ground beef 65¢ 1b. ; rutabaga 5¢ 1b. ;
oranges 35c doz.; pears 2 lb. 29¢;
sweet potatoes 2 lb. 23c; Wisconsin
cheddar cheese 53c¢ 1b.; Swiss
cheese 69c 1b.; haddock 45c¢ Ib.
20 Years Ago - Dec. 28, 1961
Harveys Lake Women’s Service
Club distributed 150 baskets of
treats and toys to area needy
families.
Dallas Rotary Club entertained
youngsters of the community at the
Prince of Peace Church Hall. Two
Rotary foreign exchange students:
sent Christmas greetings to Post *
readers, George Jacobs from the
Phillipines and Mary Alice Knecht
from Sweden.
Engaged--Elizabeth Prescott
Ruggles to Douglas Boe Hamilton.
Anniversaries--Mr. and Mrs.
Morris King, 44 years; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Haring, Beaumont, 48
years.
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