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Personal
2 Mollie Messersmith, daughter of
- Mr. and Mrs. George Messersmith
"surgical patient at Mercy Hospital.
Uppnd her sister,
es Barre will leave this week- |
PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
of Spring Garden, Trucksville, is a
She was operated on Friday.
| Orchard Park,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1961
" SECTION A —PAGE 5
Betty Fink Henning
Is Married In Syracuse
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Betty Fink Henning,
N.Y. to William
Heilig, also of Orchard Park. The
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gates, |
Split Rail Lane, are spending the | leyan Methodist Church on Sunday, ; Mrs.
. winter at Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.!
They are staying at Jack Lee's |
hotel. Jack’s mother, Mrs. C. Ros- |
coe Lee is also there.
Mrs. Harry Ohlman, Norton Aven-
Helen Mailander,
end to spend five or six weeks in |
Florida. They will visit friends in |
Washington, D.C. en route. In|
Florida: they will visit the Dave |
Jenkins at Orlando and the Harris |
Haycoxes at Fort Worth. They will
meet other friends in Fort Lauder-
dale.
© Mr. and Mrs. Ornan Lamb, Mac- |
hell Avenue, spent the weekend in
Syracuse where they attended a |
|
‘funeral.
Dallas, spent the early part of the
‘several days in New York City re-
college in
‘were being deflected to hotels, to
_ Attorney and Mrs. Hopkins T. Row-
announced that a bake sale and
held at the Irem Temple on Feb-
~ ruary 28; pews are now available
Frank Wadas who oe on hie for
Henry Peterson, Norton Avenue,
week attending an insurance con-
vention in Philadelphia. Mrs. Peter-
‘son has been confined to her home
with a virus infection.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Slaff, Mt.
Greenwood Road, Trucksville, spent
cently.
. T. Scott Sr., Huntsville Road,
has been ill with a virus infection
for the past few days.
Dr. Agnes Flack, Clinton, N. J.,
spent the weekend as guest of her
brother and sister in law, Senater
anid Mrs. Harold E. Flack of New
bs Manor. She came home to!
celebrate her birthday anniversary. |
Larry Keefer who is attending |
Williamsport, spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Ar-
thur Keefer, Machell Avenue, Dallas.
Mrs. Fred Howell, Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown, is a patient at General
Hospital where she submitted to
minor surgery yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Isaacs, West
Dallas, are spending several wecks
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Har-
veys Lake, will leave Monday to
spend the rest of the winter in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
Cards have been received from
Mr, and Mrs. H. W. Smith, Machell
Avenue, who are headed south. They
got only as far as Gettysburg,
travelling most of Friday, stayed
there over .night and left with
chains on Saturday. That day they
covered only seventy-five miles.
They finally arrived at Southern
es, N..C. where they expected to
My a ‘couple of days.
‘Local Pennsylvania State Univer-.
ity students: who spent the mid-
N. recess at home, left by bus for
college on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frantz,
Chase, are leaving today for Detroit
on business, and will be away for
several days.
Lt. "Col. Thomas M. B. Hicks, on
his way from the Canal Zone to
Chicago, spent two days with his
-mother, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer
Avenue, taking a plane to Chicago a
few hours before the blizzard. When
he landed, East-bound passengers
spend the weekend at the expense of
the airlines. 3
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Helen Lynn Hoffa,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Hoffa, Kingston, and. niece of
Mrs, Hale Coughlin, Sr., Lehman.
The ceremony will be performed in
Presbyterian Church, Wilkes-
Barre, on February 18. Reception
will follow in the church social
rooms.
= marriage license has been
Me for Fred Oney, Harveys Lake,
and Elsie Williams, Shavertown.
Mrs. C. G. Perkins and Mrs: John
Detroy, Trucksville, were among
guests Sunday night who were asked
to pour at the reception given by
lands, South Street, Wilkes-Barre,
for the Oberlin College Wind En-
semble. The Ensemble gave a con-
cert Sunday night at Irem Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Olinatz,
Trucksville, will leave today for
Philadelphia to attend (Class Night
exercises at Philadelphia General
Hospital where their daughter will
graduate as a nurse.
| and two ounces.
George Wesley, Sr., also of Sweet
ceremony was performed in Wes-
| Januar 13. |
Both Mr. and Mrs. Heilig have
been employed by the Lackawanna |
Bethlehem .Steel Company in Buyf-
falo, N. Y. They have left by trailer
to make their home in Arizona.
Mrs. Heilig is daughter of Clifford
| Fink, Lehigh Street, Trucksville.
The Hendricks Family
Cards have been received from
Jerry and Fritz Hendricks saying
that their son, Jack, married Kath-
leen Kirchner, a college sweetheart
on January 15. “They have rented
an apartment in State College and
set up housekeeping on a shoe
| string as we got started and which
we feel has great compensations.
They seem to be very happy. Pris,
of course will be married in June
or July.”
The Hendricks, now of Shilling-
ton, formerly of Lehman, are both
connected with the Shillington
Schools, Fritz as supervisor of the
Governor . Mifflin, Jointure and
Jerry as music teacher. Pris was|dry and Machine Company in
chosen “Miss Pennsylvania” last | Kingston.
summer.
Wesleys Have Twins
Mr. and Mrs. George Wesley, Jr.,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of twin girls, LeAnn and Lurae, |
weight four pounds and four pounds |
They have another
little girl, Penny, aged ten months
Mrs. Wesley is the former Loy-
dene Briggs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Briggs of Sweet Valley.
Mr. Wesley is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Valley.
Scott Alan Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Davenport,
14 South Washington Street, Ox-
ford, announce the birth of a son
Scott Alan, on January 30 in Chen-
ango ‘County Hospital, Norwich,
N. Y. This is the couples’ first
child.
Mrs. Davenport is the former
Margaret Kratz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kratz, 27 South
Meade Street. Mr. Davenport, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Renald Davenport,
50 West Unicon Street, Kingston and
Sweet Valley, is music supervisor at
the Guilford Central School, Guil-
ford, N. Y. Little Scott is the first
great-grandchild for both sides of
the family.
Barbara Jane Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wallace,
West Mount Airy Road, Shavertown,
have announced the birth of a ten
pound, ten ounce baby girl, Barbara
Jane at Nesbitt Hospital on Satur-
day, February 4. They have three
sons, Donald, Robert and Thomas
and another little girl, Mary Ther-
resa. 4
Mrs. Wallace is the former Jane
Lohman, daughter of Mrs. Hazle
Lohman, Lehman, and the late
Harry Lohman. Mr. Wallace is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace of
South Wilkes Barre. He is® em-
ployed by the Sunday Independent.
American Legion Plans
“Back To God” Program
Rev. C. H. Frick, pastor of Hunts-
ville Christian Church, and army
chaplain during World War 1 and 2,
and Father Nolan, St. Judes of
Mountain Top, chaplain of the
American Legion,#will speak on the
Daddow Isaacs Post 692 “Back to
God” program at the Legion Home
Friday night at 8 p.m. The “Back
to God Movement” is as old as the
Legion itself and tries to stress the
fellowship of man.
Commander William O’Brien, of
the Legion, and Emma Henning,
president of the Auxiliary, and Leo
Fink, post chaplain, invite the
public to be present.
Rorty Seven ete Gather
bitt Hospital
To Sew For Nes
Forty seven members attended
the meeting of Shavertown Branch
Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary held at
St. Paul’'s Lutheran Church Friday
afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs.
Lewis Evans and Mrs. Newton Ness.
Welcomed as mew members were
Mrs. Earl Henwood, Mrs. Roy Swan-
son and Mrs. Hulda Pederson.
Business: it was reported that
Mrs. Austin Line is ill and would ap-
preciate cards; Mrs. Harvey Kitchen
card party would be held on April
21; forty eight puppets and forty
eight pieces of hospital sewing were
made; Mrs. Naomi [Pauling will
schedule volunteers for the hospital-
ity shop; the Fashion Show will be
for the meditation room at the hos-
pital; Mrs. Newhart and Mrs. Ed-
wards were named. chairmen of
“Salute to Nurses”, January 1962;
Speaker for the meeting was
the “Hard of Hearin
The first issue of the “Newsette”, |
a paper recording doings of the
Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliaries, was
distributed, next issue will be in
May. ;
Present were Mesdames Charles
Sprenkle, Fred Eck, Joseph Marsh,
Mary Wright, William Wright,
James Harrison, Ray Greenwood,
Franklin Hawk, Fred Malkemes,
William Thomas, Florence Finney, I.
R. Elston, Herbert Jenkins, Naomi
Pauling, Earl Henwood Sr. M. U.
Rumbaugh, (Clara Letts, Sheldon
Bennett, ‘Charles Palmer, Fred
Greenley, S. B. Arber, Newton Ness,
‘Walter Shaver, Hulda Pederson,
Gertrude Gianuzzi, Edythe Templin,
Roy Swanson, John Eck, H. H.
Rymer, George Dodson, John Hen-
ninger, Earl Hons, W. W. Jacquish,
Carl Hontz, C. S$. Hemenway, John
Hildebrant, Kast, Clinton Meyers,
Thomas Moore, Harold Shappelle,
Margaret Dykman, Leon Beisel, Ed-
ward Gilroy, Florence Rave and
fa Smith. :
{ sell Newell Jr., Mrs. Russell Newell
| Carol Sutton, Mrs.
Mildred Peterson Reese.
Barry is son of Mrs, Carrie DeBarry
Fox Hill.
Manufacturing at the Royer Foun-
Schoonover
Allen Fox and family, Mrs. Alice |
Patton and family, Emma Schoon-
over,
Randy, Kennie, Kathy, Jimmie and
Debbie Cook and
hostess.
president and Thomas Estus, vice
president,
Horseshoe 4 H Club held in Lehman
Fire Hall recently.
Rita Raub, secretary, Timothy Groff,
treasurer,
James
game and song leaders.
the election, E. V. Chadwick, county !
agent, conducted the meeting.
Tony Bodgen, adviser, on the thirty
most important parts of the horse.
Next meeting will be held at the
Groff home,
night at 7:30 p.m.
were Margaret Houlihan, Thomas
Estus,
Janet Roberts, Lee Johnson, Carolyn
Lahey, Timothy Carroll, Resia Car-
roll,
Bogden, Patty Evans, Mr. and Mus.
Bogden and Mr.
Prince Of Peace Church
Plans Antique Show
Church will hold its 9th. annual An-
tique Show and Sale in the Parish
House
May 16th and 17th.
cently at the home of Mrs. John
Welker, Highland Ave. Trucksville
to make arrangements. Mrs. Joseph
Schneider, chairman; Mrs. H. Robert
Weaver, Mrs. James Besecker, Jr.,
Mrs. £
Kozemchak and Mrs. John Welker.
Family Circle Meets
At Lutheran Church
mation Lutheran Church, Harveys
Lake,
evening.
Wild Life
Crispell.
bert Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cris-
pell, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bender,
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Case, Mrs. Fred
Case, Mildred Jane, Roger, Loren,
Ricky, Mrs. Carl Swanson and sons,
Mrs.
May, Mrs. Ira Beahm, Mrs. Carrie
Rood, Pauline
Shriner, Mrs. Chester Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jones and children.
Lutheran Parish House in Noxen.
Luzerrie, has announced the betro-
Mrs. Ramon R. Balut of Shavertown.
be used for Be New March of
Dimes, ©.4
Mrs. Walter Wandell,
Honored At Party
Mrs. Walter Wandell, Noxen, was |
guest of honor, at a shower given
at ther
Present were Mrs. Ernest Teetzel,
Bernard Mulligan, Patricia
Newell, Mrs. Roy Newell, Mrs. Rus-
home
Sr.,
zer,
Esther Arendt, Mrs. Lee Mint-
Mrs. Samuel Arendt, Beverly
Crispell, Mrs. Bert Montross, Mrs.
Wayne Hubbel, Mrs. Robert Sutton,
Russell Traver,
Ray Wandell, Elton Wandell and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wandell.
Robin Adair DeBarry
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry;
Sunset Drive, Oak Hill, have an-
nounced the birth of a baby girl,
Robin Adair, at General Hospital on
February 3. They have two sons,
Stephen Louis Jr., aged six, and
Paul Arnold, three.
Mrs. DeBarry is the former Betty
Jane Reese, daughter of Dr. Lewis
S. Reese, Kingston, and the late
Mr. De-
and the late Stephen A. DeBarry of
He is superintendent of
Kathy Ann Cook Has |
Eighth Birthday Party
Kathy Ann Cook, Lehman, cele-
brated her eighth birthday anni-
versary on Sunday.A lovely lunch
and birthday cake were enjoyed.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Loren
and family, Mrs. Basil
Frantz and family, Mr. and Mrs. |
Barbara Schoonover and
the host and
Margaret Houlihan, Head
Of Horseshoe 4-H Club
Margaret Houlihan was elected
at the meeting of the |
Other officers:
Patty Evans, reporter,
in Stull on]
Dallas Rotary Women Plan
Joint Meeting For Thursday
to be held next Thursday at the |
musical program,
Detroy and Mrs. Noel Thomas.
ladies of Kingston,
ruary 28 to select an area ‘Prin-.
cess”,
princesses at the district conference
to be held in the Poconos in the
spring.
on March 23.
during the ‘holidays. The New York
the joint meeting of men and women |
Club. Rotary Anns will present a |dJordan Robert i
“The Sound of | Phillips, Robert Bodycomb, Oswald | Mrs.
Music” to be given by Mrs. John | Griffiths,
daughter or granddaughter of | Postorive, Myron Baker,
a Rotarian, to compete with other |
trip
| Poconos.
Present were Mesdames Anthony |
| Marchakitus, Lester Hauck,
Ralph Marshall,
in the versary,
LIE.
W. Graham, Earl Donna and Lee, Kunkle; Mr.
George Steltz, Sr., Is
Honored On Birthday
George Steltz, Sr., Loyalville, was
| guest of honor at a party to cele-
At” a meeting of Dallas Rotary | trip was cancelled in favor of a | brate his eighty-third birthday anni- |
Women held at the Country Club {luncheon theatre
recently, plans were completed for
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Dallas Junior Women Plan
Card Party And Fashion Show
Dallas Junior Woman’s Club will
Sunday, February 5. | sponsor a card party and fashion
| Present were Walter Steltz, Pike's | show. at St. Therese’s Church, Shav-
ertown, on March 14, starting at
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hoyt, |
Alton Steele,
Roberta and |
Sheldon | Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steltz, |
and | 8 p. m.
Mrs. Leo L. Luckasavage is general
chairman,
assisted by: Mrs. Ned
| Mosier, William B. Jeter, Roger Mc- | Noxen; Mr. and Mrs. John Hannigan, | Hartman, Mrs. Walter Kozemchak,
| Wyoming and Dallas Rotaries will | | Richard Demmy, Jack Stanley, John
meet at the Kingston House on Feb- | Landis, R. Spencer Martin, Hanford | ville;
Willard Seaman,
H. H. But- |
ler, Frank Bell, Jack Manley, Ed- |!
| ward Lannan, Douglas Jones, Harry |
Wolfe, Charles Gardner, Lemuel
| Eckman,
Charter Night will be held Troster, Richard Post, James Alex-
Reports were given! ander,
on the welfare projects handled | Schindler.
Stanley Hozempa, Monica
in a State Contest, a number of Dal-
las Woman's Club members are
taking a course in tailoring, taught
Friday afternoons for six weeks by
Home-Maker, Time is 1 to 3:30 p.m.,
place Dallas Methodist Church.
Enrolled are Mesdames
Cross,
Shea Jr., Sheldon Evans, William H.
Pethick, Carl M. Henderson, Harry |
Peiffer, Robert Maturi, Ben Ed-|
wards, Ralph Marshall, Raymon Els- |
| ton, Wilsen J. Maurer, Robert Gra-
ham, Harry Edwards, and Jonathan
Valentine.
Mrs. Valentine shares the chair-
Mrs. Ruth Darbie, County Extension
Dallas Woman's Club Members:
Sew For March 8 Fashion Show
Working toward a fashion show | manship with Mrs.
March 8, and eventual participation |
Francis Am-
brose.
|" Vogue. Patterns, along with
| Federation of Woman's Clubs, is
| sponsoring the contest. The goal is
| to make the ideal costume for a
clubwoman. Most of the women
| are. working on suits and complete
| ensembles.
Victor |
Robert Milne, Roger A. Mc |
A similar contest among West-
moreland students in the home-
for a teen-age girl. Dresses made |
at Westmoreland under direction ot
Mrs. Grace Lard, will also
modelled by their
Prince of Peace ace parish hall,
Marks Family, Guests
At Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs.
Harveys Lake,
Howard Cohen,
at
combination anniversary dinner and
entertained a
going away party at their home last
night honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Marks and their son, John. The
Marks were married twenty four
years last Saturday. John leaves to
serve with the U.S. Navy today. He
Post and Janet Roberts,
Prior to |
An interesting talk was given by
Shrine View, Friday
Present at the recent meeting
Rita Raub, Timothy Groff,
Linda Mekell, - Connie Sue
Chadwick.
The Prince of Peace Episcopal
Tuesday and Wednesday,
The publicity committee met Te-
Paul Goddard, Mrs. Walter
Lutheran Family Circle of Refor-
met in the church Tuesday
Slides of Pennsylvania
were shown by Earl
Present Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
Wheeler Hess, Mrs. ‘Albert
Davis, Mrs. Carol
Next meeting will be held at the
Helen Petro, Luzerne,
Engaged To R. R. Balut
Mrs. Helen Petro, Miller Street,
thal of her daughter, Barbara to
Ramon R. Balut, son of Mr. and
Miss Petre, a graduate of Lu-
zerne High School, is a member of
the Sophomore Class at College
Misericordia. Mr. Balut was gradu-
ated from Westmoreland High
School and served for four years
with the Air Force. He is a stu-
dent at Kings’ College.
To Hold Bake Sale
The Keyettes and Key Club of
Westmoreland High School, will
hold a bake sale at DeRemer’s T.V.
and Appliance Store, Back Moun-
tain Shopping Center, on Saturday
beginning at 10 a.m. Proceeds will
will take his boot training at the
Great Lakes.
.
them celebrate.
Schoonovers Leave *
For Southern Trip
Mr. and Mrs.
the middle of January. In North
Carolina they spent a week with
their spn and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William D. Schoonover.
Bill is - stationed .at TFayettville.
February 1 they left for southern
Florida where they will visit old
friends from Centermoreland. On
his wife again.
Kingston Secretary Is
Engaged To T. R. Girvan
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Maria Angela
Capone, daughter of Mr. ‘and Mrs.
G. James Capone of John Street,
Kingston, to Theodore Robert Gir-
van, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Girvan of, Lakeside Drive, Dallas.
Miss Capone is a graduate of West
Side Catholic High School. She is
employed as secretary at that
school. Mr. Girvan is a graduate of
St. Mary’s High School, attended
Kings College, and is a member of
the Senior Class at Bucknell Uni-
versity.
The couple will be married this
summer.
ow
Wed Twenty-Six Years
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vietz, Hun-
lock Creek, R. D., will observe their
twenty sixth wedding anniversary
on St. Valentine’s Day. They have
two sons, Robert and Allen.
The Vietzes are members of Jack-
son Methodist Church and Jackson
Fire Department.
Triple Bithday Party
Held At Munketchy Home |
A party was held recently. at the |
home of Mrs. William Munketchy to |
| celebrate the birthday anniversaries |
of Mrs. Sophia Hackling, Mrs. Vio- |
Munketchy. |
Present were Mrs. Glen Patton, Mrs. |
Jones, |
Myron |
let Gary, and Mrs.
Perry Patton, Mrs. Albert
Mrs, Henry Lare, Mrs.
French, Mrs. Louis Lord, Mrs. Leo
Lord and the guests of honor..
The Wintersteen family helped |
|
.D. B. Schoonover |
left for North Carolina and Florida |
the way back they will visit Bill and |:
Covered Dish Party
Boy Scout Troop 281 and families
14 will hold a ‘€overed dish supper in
| Dallas Methodist Church Thursday, |
February 16 at 6:30.
TO
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CAR COATS
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VALUES
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MENS
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LUZERNE
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and Mrs. George Steltz, Jr.,
Mrs.
'Lohmans Get Call
From William, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lohman,
Trucksville, received a telephone
call Tuesday night about 8:15 from
their son, William, who has been
serving with the Air Force in Paris
for the past year. His voice was
clear and loud and his toll was only
$25 for, three minutes.
but could not get through.
Bill has two more years to serve
over seas.
Promoted To Major
Carol J. Schreiner Jr., Harveys
Lake, “has been promoted to the
Air Force Reserve.
is
The Schreiners have two children.
Meeting At Osterhout
Supporters
| tend a meeting February 16 at noon,
at the Osterhout Library, to hear Dr.
Harvey, State Chairman for Na-
tional Library Week, speak on pend- |
ing legislation affecting libraries.
Call Janet Jenkins to ‘make reser-
| vations for coffee and a sandwich.
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commander of the 92nd Air |
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of jewelry that can be worn with pride.
Then, when the bracelet is completed,
it will be a fabulous treasure she’ll
cherish forever. For here is truly the
gift that grows more precious with time.
FRANK CLARK
Qi REGISTERED JEWELER
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
63 South Main Street Wilkes-Barre
US
it impossible
'SCUSE
PLEASE!
Last week’s icy blast of winter has made
to open the
‘Laundercenter’
at the
Back Mt. Shopping Center
SHAVERTOWN
This
Week —
But . . . it won’t
be long now —
WATCH FOR
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF
OPENING!
Elizabeth B. Wormeck
OWNER and MANAGER
Phone OR 4-2582