REESE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1955
Saturday at 10 a.m., Margaret
McCusker and the late Henry Me-
Cusker of Shavertown, formerly of
Boston, married John Mihalick, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mihalick of Dallas. Father Francis
Brennan performed the double ring |
ceremony in St. Therese’s Church’
before an altar banked with white
gladioli and palms. Adrian Demarco
was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by
ton, wore floor length gown of white
nylon over taffeta fashioned with
scoop neckline, short sleeves with
mitts, and chapel train. Her finger-
tip veil of French illusion fell from
a beaded crown and she carried a
bouquet of white roses.
Lt. J. G. Rosemary McCusker, sta-
tioned at the U.S. Naval Hospital in
Philadelphia, was her sister’s only
attendant. She wore pale blue street
dress made with tight bodice and
full skirt and matching velvet head
band. She carried white roses and
blue carnations. Mrs. McCusker,
mother of the bride, wore pink lace
street dress, navy accessories and
an orchid.
Best man was John Comer of
Binghamton, N. Y. and ushers,
George Mihalick, brother of the
bridegroom of Trucksville and
Henry McCusker, brother of the
bride of Boston, Mass.
Following the ceremony, the coup-
le left for the Adirondacks. On
their return they will reside at 142
S. Main Street, Shavertown.
Mrs. Mihalick, a graduate of
Westmoreland High School, has
been employed in the office of Dr.
D. B. Lewis in Forty Fort. Mr.
Mihalick was graduated from Kings
College and is associated with the
A. E. Mihalick Tobacco Company in
Plymouth. :
Montross-Kitchen
John Montross was elected presi-
dent and W. S. Kitchen, vice-presi-
dent at the forty-ninth annual re-
union of the Montross-Kitchen fami-
ly, held at Wolfe's Grove, Sweet
Valley, on July 31. Other officers
selected were Ray Kitchen, secre-
tary-treasurer; H. C. Williamson,
assistant secretary, and Allen Kitch-
en and H. C. Williamson, historians.
Appointed to the entertainment
committee were Winfield Thomas,
Allen Kitchen, Mary Montross, Mrs.
Harry Clark, Mrs. Emma Himmler,
Mrs. Harvey Kitchen, Mrs. Garvin
Smith, Mrs. Clarence Montross and
Mrs. Reynold Rehn.
Oldest member present was Hen-
rick Cease, youngest, Jimmie Kitch-
en aged eight months, members
coming farthest, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Farver, Miami, Fla.; largest family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kitchen, seven
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Montross, seven children.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Naugle, Carol Lee, Ronald, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Pascoe, Viola, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kitchen, James, Mrs.
Clarence (Case and Lewis, of Wilkes-
Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kitchen,
Fred and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kel-
lar, Jimmy, Charlotte Lyons, Albert,
Robert, Richard Burke, Lee Park;
Mr. and Mrs. William Swartwood,
Marion and Sally, Winnie Glennon,
Ashley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Farver,
Miami; Mr. and Mrs. W. IS. Kitch-
en, Barry Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Kitchen, Idetown; Mrs. Minnie
Hoover, Nancy, Lehman; Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Kitchen, Rickey and Karen,
Shavertown; Mrs. Mina Harrison,
Mrs. Ralph Rood, Ellen, Mr. and
Mrs. D. V. Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel Loomis and family of Rug-
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family of Belvedere, N. J.; Mr. and
Mrs. Sterle Kitchen, Louie, H. CC.
Williamson, Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jones, Endicott, N. Y.;
Henrick Cease, Ceasetown; Mr. and
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N. Y.; Eleanor Montross, Mr. and
Mrs. John Montross, Luzerne; Mr.
and Mrs. Garvin Smith, Garry, Kate,
Titus. ‘
Mrs. Hattie Rauch, Harveys Lake; |
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Rauch, Bren-
da, Forty Forty; Roland Hagen-
baugh, Askam; Mr. and Mrs. Reyn-
old Rehn, Sharonlee and Maureen,
Karen Kenthack, George Smith,
Mountain’ Top; Harry Clark, Beth
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Kitchen, Emmga Lou and Susan, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Delaney, Rose Mary,
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Mrs. Gerold Woodbury, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Montross, Mr. and
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Bobby, Billy, ‘Chuckie, Debbie, Don-
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Carl Jr., and Rebecca Rose of Noxen.
Beaumont
Mrs. Margaret Traver has re-
turned from a five week’s stay at
the Mercy Hospital. .
Mr. Phillip Frey was at the Nes-
bitt Hospital last week for diagnosis.
The Frank Bittenbenders of
Newark, N. J. spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Rose Hilbert.
The Paff family of Easton were
recent guests of Mrs. Mary Kibbler.
The Victor La Brunos of Dover,
Your Health
From The Luzerne County
Medical Society
Heart disease is not unconquer-
able.
* * *
Not many years ago, a verdict of
heart disease was regarded with
about the same finality as a death
sentence.
* * *
The fear and fatalism of heart
disease is slowly but surely being
dispelled.
* * *
The attitudes of both the physi-
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disease is changing.
* 0% *
What has brought about this al-
with" Mrs. LaBruno’s parents, the
Charles Goodwins. Mrs. Herbert
Goodwin and children, Sandra and
Curtis, returned to Dover with the
LaBrunos for a few days.
The Kenneth Jacksons have
moved to their newly-constructed
home where best wishes for much
deserved happiness are being sent.
The John Lewises, former resi-
dents, write they have purchased a
new home and are finally settled
at Rt. 4, Box 747C, ‘Sarasota, Fla.
The Edward MacDougalls and the
C. W. Smiths are at Bob’s Lake,
Canada, for a few weeks.
The Charles Bigelows and son,
Gary spent last week here visiting
relatives. Charles is with the U. S.
N. J., enjoyed the past weekend
Army at Buffalo, N. Y.
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tered opinion of a disease which
causes one out of every two deaths
in the United States?
* * *
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w * bk
There is nevertheless an aware-
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* * *
The sulfa drugs or antibiotics can
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rheumatic _fever and rheumatic
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* * %
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* * ok
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* * *
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of glandular disorders are prevent-
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* * *
New surgical techniques, many of
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* * *
More than 785,000 people died in
is country last year from heart
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* * *
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PAGE SEVEN
Mrs. Maggie Hildebrant
Entertains Old Friends
Mrs. Margaret Hildebrant enter-
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picnic party at her home on Nor-
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worked together at General Hospital
fifty-six years ago. Present were
Mrs. Margaret Shannon of Phoenix-
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party was given, Mrs. William Tosh,
Mrs. Sarah Ryman, Mrs. Laura
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