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“Personal
~ Dr. and Mrs. William Dawe, Har-
veys Lake, left yesterday to spend
‘some time in Hollywood, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heffernan,
Jr., Druid Hills, will leave by train
“for Hollywood, Fla., this weekend.
o Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden, re-
‘turned to their home in Loyalville
‘Sunday after spending several
weeks in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Eck, Shaver-
town, left Monday to spend two
weeks in Florida.
wv “Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall, Shavertown,
are spending a vacation in Miami,
Fla.
"Mrs. ‘Glenn Kocher, Ruggles, spent
several days last week as a hospital
‘patient submitting to tests. She is
some better.
" ‘Mirs. Harry Freeman, Shaver
Avenue, Shavertown, who is spend-
ing’ the winter in Florida is a
patient at the Morton Plant Hos-
‘pital where she submitted to sur-
‘gery. Her address: 32 Jeffords
‘Street, Clearwater, Fla. Cards from
friends and neighbors wonld be
‘appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manzinger,
“with their two small children, ex-
pect to move to this area from Phila-
‘delphia as soon as suitable living
‘quarters are available. Mr. "Man-
"zinger has recently been transferred
‘by the Chrysler Corporation.
“Rev. Kirby Jones, Sweet Valley,
has been confined to his home with
iliness for several days, not able to
occupy the pulpit ‘at First Chris-
tian Church on Sunday.
Harry Post, Trucksville, has been
ill with a virus for several days.
Mrs. Murray Scureman and son,
urray, have moved from Warren
Drive, Dallas, to 64 West Ross Street,
Wilkes-Barre.
~ Louise Hazeltine, teacher at
Cornell Medical Center, New York
City, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hazel-
tine, Harris Hill Road, Trucksville.
Frank Hay, Noxen, is a patient
at the Poulkrod Convalescent Home
at Mehoopany. ;
~Mr: ‘and Mrs. Ernest Phillips,
Noxen, have announced the birth
‘of a baby girl at General Hospital
on February 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner have
returned ‘to their home on Sutton
Road Trucksville, after spending
a vacation in Nassau.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ‘T.: Scott Jr.
Huntsville Road, entertained a num-
ber of friends before the Woman's
Club Dance on Saturday night.
Mrs. Francis Ambrose, Elmecrest
Drive, Dallas, is spending a month
in Florida.
i ‘Carrie Caperoon has returned to
Wher home on Franklin Street, Dale
las, after submitting to treatmenot
at the University of Pensylvania
yiospital, Philadelphia.
William Cair] Jr., of 9 Woodlawn
Drive, is making satisfactory re-
govery at Nesbitt Hospital, following
major surgery performed two weeks
4go.
5 Jessica Thomas, Noxen, teacher
at Lake Building, is nursing a black
eye result of a wild basketball
| by a student in the gym-
nasium.
‘The Ralph ranking, who moved
from Orchard Street, Shavertown,
in Novembet, are getting a large
‘home in Center Moreland re-
modelled.
‘Mrs. Richard Disque, Dallas, was
admitted to General Hospital Sun-
day night for tests and observation.
Howard Caperoon, Franklin Street,
Dallas, is a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital where he is submitting to tests..
“Mrs. Peter Traver, Evans Falls,
N a patient ‘at Tyler Memorial Hos-
Yital suffering from a stroke. Her
husband is home convalescing from
a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols, Hun-
Wock Creek RD. 1 have announced
‘the birth ‘of a baby boy at Mercy
Hospital on Febraury 13.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Weatherly
returned on Tuesday to their home
wt Mt. Zion after spending two
months with their daughter, Carol,
and her family. After celebrating
Christmas, New Years and Lincoln’s
Birthday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
‘Hobart Tallmadge in Glen Ridge,
N. J, they are planning to go on
Monday to Pittsburgh, where they
‘will spend George Washington’s
Birthday and Easter with Rev. and
Mrs. Theodore Weatherly in subur-
ban Homestead, returning to the
Back Mountain early in April. Valen-
tine’s Day, they celebrated by
i up the furnace from sixty
Yoo seventy degrees, and watering the
“houseplants. More snow in New
Jersey than in the Back Mountain,
they report.
Chase.
| Brzyski,
i late Walter Brzyski.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman
To Celebrate 39th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman,
Kunkle, will celebrate their ‘thirty-
ninth wedding anniversary with a
family dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Freeman is the former Marie
Huey, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Ziba Huey of Kingston. Mr.
Freeman is son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. George Freeman of Beaumont.
The couple was married on Valen-
tine’s Day, February 14, 1922, in
First Baptist Church, Scranton, and
started housekeeping in Luzerne
where ‘Mr. Freeman worked ‘in ‘the
mines. Six years ago they moved
to their present home in Kunkle and
joulihan [Oscar Swan, Honored
On 73rd Birthday
Charlene Houlihan
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houlihan,
Orchard Farm, announce the birth
of an eight pound, six ounce baby
girl, Charlene Louise, at Mercy Hos-
pital on February 11. This is their
first, child.
Mrs. Houlihan is the former Linda
Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Rice, Orchard Farm. Mr.
Houlihan is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Houlihan of 42nd Street. He
is attending Pennsylvania State Ex-
tension College at Hazleton and next
year will study on the campus.
The couple resides temporarily at
the. Rice home.
William Harry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adam Smith,
275 S. Main Street, Manville, N. J.,
announce the birth'of a seven pound,
three ounce baby boy, William
Harry, at Nesbitt Hospital on Feb-'
ruary 10. This is their first ‘child.
Mrs. Smith is the former Nancy
June Kreischer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Kreischer of Ferguson
Avenue, Shavertown. Young Wil-
liam is named for his grandfather
and his dad. Mr. Smith is son of
Mrs. Adam Smith, Lawrence Street,
Wilkes-Barre, and the late Adam
Smith.
Mother and baby left the hospital |
on Monday and will spend several
weeks at the home ‘of Grandma and
Crondpa Kreischer. Dad will return
to New Jersey shortly.
Walter John Hennebaul IIJ
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul
Jr. of RD 1 Harvey's Lake, announce
the birth of an 8 lb, 3%oz. son,
Walter John, at the Mercy Hos-
pital, on January 26.
The couple has
Patricia Ann who
months old.
Mrs. Hennebaul is the
Marianne Parsons of Lehman.
This is the first grandson for Mr,
and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul Sr.
and also for Mr. and Mrs. Willard.
Parsons both of RD 1 Harvey's Lake.
another child,
is twenty-two
former
Janine Louise Updyke
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Updyke, Pikes
Creek, announce the birth of a ‘seven
pound, nine ounce baby girl, Janine
Louise, at Nesbitt Hospital on Satur-
day, February 11. They also have
four boys, Melvin, aged eight, Alan,
six, Duane, four and a half, and
Bryan, three.
Mrs. Updyke is the former Shir-
ley Britt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Britt of Sweet Valley. Mr.
Updyke is son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Updyke, Pikes Creek. He is asso-
ciated with his father in the straw-
berry growing business and is em-
ployed at the WBRE Television
Station.
Kim Susan Lincoln
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Lincoln on the birth of a
daughter, Kim Susan, who weighed
in at 6 pounds,10 ounces, at Nesbitt
Hospital on February 9. Mrs. Lincoln
is the former Carol Zalaskas of
Kim Susan was born on her
great grandfather Swan’s birthday.
Scout meeting will be held tonight |
by Schoutmaster Lincoln, who had |
to cancel last week’s meeting on
account of this big event in his life.
Barbara Anne Kubasti
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubasti,
Demunds Road, announce the birth
of a daughter, Barbara Anne, Jan-
uary 31, in ‘General Hospital.
Mrs. Kubasti is the former Louise
Brzyski, daughter of Mrs. Walter
Demunds Road, and the
Mr. Kubasti is
Gar-
son of Mrs. Joseph Kubasti,
field ‘Street, and the late Joseph :
Kubasti.
Barbara Anne was baptized Sun-
day morning in ‘Gate of Heaven
Church by Reverend Richard Frank.
Godparents were Ann Miller and
Robert Kubasti. :
Lake-Lehman High School Girls
‘Enter Fashion Sewing Contest
«’- ‘Six Lake-Lehman High ‘School
‘girls will be sponsored by the Lieh-
‘man Woman's Club in the fashion
General
Federation of Woman’s Clubs and
“Vogue Pattern Service in March.
They are Cindy Disque, Leah Klia-
s'pyovich, Joan Darby, Barbara Ross,
“Marily Woodling and Patsy Zbick.
“Mrs. Edwin Stolarick, home econo-
mics teacher, is directing them.
Each student entering the contest
‘will make what she ‘considers the"
+» “Ideal Costume for the High School
Student's Dress-up Wardrobe.” The
‘ ‘local winner will meceive $5.00 in
cash, and be eligible to represent
the "Lehman Woman’s Club and
Lakediehman high school at the
District judging. The National first
prize in this contest will be a $1,000
scholarship (or cash). Other scho-
larships or cash awards of $500 and
$250 will be given as National sec-
ond and third prizes. There will |
also be a state prize:
Students will model their own
costumes when the local jddging
takes place on Wednesday March 1,
at the club’s executive board meet-
ing. The winner will be announced
at the club's regular meeting on
March 8. Judges will be Mrs. Ruth
Darbie, Caunty Extension Home~
maker, Mrs. Robert Miller, sewing
instructor at Back Mountain “Y” |
and Mrs. Mildred Scruitsky, Home
Economic teacher at Lake Building.
Contest chairman is Mrs. John
Callahan,
established a self hauling coal busi-
ness.
There are five daughters, Mrs.
Joseph Snyder,
rence DeRemer, Perth Amboy, N. J.,
Mrs. Robert Meclntyre, Kingston,
Ada and Barbara at home; also eight
grandchildren. An only son, Brad-
ley, aged twenty, was killed in an
automobile accident eight years ago
en route to Mansfield State Teach- |
er’s College where he was a member
of the Senior Class. Two other
classmates, also ‘only sons, were
killed in the same accident.
Oscar Swan, Idetown, celebrated
his seventy third birthday anniver-
sary on February 9 when his chil-
dren, grandchildren and great grand
same day his grandson and wife,
sented his with a new great grand-
daughter at Nesbitt Hospital.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Swan, - Mr. and Mrs.
Ear] Swan, Patsy, Earl, Jr.;
2nd, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bonning,
Beverly, Dennis 3rd, Mrs. Charles
Fiske, Connie, Jimmie, Danny, Mrs.
Loise O’Keith, Jimmy, Brian, Ted
Kyttle, Mrs. Swan and the guest of
honor.
Children who were not with the
Swans for the party, made birth-
day telephone calls.
Preston
Former Lehman Boy
Weds At State College
Announcements have been re-
ceived by local folks of the marriage
of Kathleen Merle Kirchner, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Kirchner,
Scio, N. Y., to Jack Edson Hendricks,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hen-
dricks of Shillington, formerly of
Lehman.
The ceremony was performed Sun-
day, January 15. The couple, both
students, reside at 121 N. Patterson
Street, State College, Pa.
Clark Cornells Will
Move To Jamestown N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cornell and
two year old Debra, Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown, will move ‘the end of
the month to Jamestown, N. Y.
where Mr. ‘Cornell has been trans-
ferred by the Pennsylvania Miller's
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. He
has been a field agent in the Wilkes-
Barre office for the past year.
Mrs. Cornell is the former Barbara
Cheney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip ‘Cheney, Center Hill Road,
Dallas. Mr. Cornell is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Cornell of Tunkhan-
nock.
Prior to joining the Miller Com-
pany, Clark was employed by Phil
at the Atlantic Gasoline Station in
Dalias.
Career Women To Meet
Back Mountain (Career Women
will meet Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. W. Martin Porter.
Mrs. Williarsn Moyan will be assistant
hostess. Pauline Davis will conduct
the business meeting.
Pringle, Mrs. Law- |
Betty J. Agnew Marries
‘Carl Remley, Shavertown
Friday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Betty J.
Agnew, Pike's Creek, and Carl H.
| Remley, Shavertown, were united in
marriage in the Shavertown Bible
Church. Rev. Russell Edmondson
performed the ceremony. Atten-
dants were Mr. ‘and Mrs. Richard
|'Stroud ‘of Mooretown.
The bride wore navy wool street
dress, pink accessories and shoulder |
bouquet of pink rose buds: Mrs. |
Stroud also selected navy street |
dress, pink accessories and shoulder |
| bouquet of pink carnations. ;
Following the ceremony, a recep- |
| tion for members of the immediate !
families was held at the Continental |
|Inn and the couple left on a trip. |
They reside at Dallas R. D."2,
Carl Brobst, Honored
Carl Brobst, Noxen, was ‘honored |
at a party Sunday when he cele-|
brated his fifty fourth birthday ‘an- |
niversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. |
| Mark Moyer and children, Mr. and |
children dropped in with all the
trimmings for a lovely party. On the |
Mrs. Brobst - and Harold, Martin |
Brobst, Mrs. Brobst and the gusst
of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lincoln pre- |
Mis. Clifford Ide Is |
‘Hostess On Birthdays
Alvin |
Cragle and Kavin, Preston Swan, |
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swan 2nd, |
| ‘birthday party and dinner on Sun-
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street,
Dallas, entertained at 4a triple
day honoring her husband, her
granddaughter, Jean Ide, and her
nephew, Eugene McCarty of Ply-
mouth.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Rogers, Plainfield, N. J., “Albert
Major, Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene - McCarty, Jane, Plymouth;
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McCarty, Lynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ide, Kay, Jean,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Paegléow, Mrs.
George Seclandt, Mr. and Mrs.
James Knecht, all of Dallas, Mr. and
Mrs. Ide.
Dubils Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dubil, Jr.,
announce the birth of a baby daugh-
ter, Michelle, at ‘Crete, Nebraska,
General Hospital, Sunday, February
12. Mrs. Dubil, Jr. is the former
Peggy Williams, “daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Harry ‘Williams of Kings-
ton. PFC Dubil, Jr., is stationed at
the Army Missile' Base ‘at Crete.
There was no hurrying and scurry-
ing when the appointed time arrived.
All PFC Dubil and his wife had to
do was walk across the street tof
the hospital. They are stationed off
the hase.
Congratulations to them and
doubly so to PFC Dubil, who cele-
brated his birthday on February 9.
This 1s the first grandchild for the)
Michael Dubil, Srs,; and the fourth
forthe Willimas’,
Norcross Is Improved
While she was in Philadelphia on
Monday, Mrs. Homer Moyer of Leh-
man Avenue, dropped in at Phil-
adelphia Hospital to see Edward
Norcross Birch Lane, Dallas, who
recently underwent a lung opera-
tion there. She found him in ex-
cellent spirits and looking forward
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961
Engaged
NANCY JANE JONES
Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Jones, 54
East Center Street, Shavertown,
have announced the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Nancy Jane, to Richard H.
Morgan, Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Couple's Club Meets
At Edwin Roth Home
January meeting of the Couple's
Club, Prince of Peace Episcopal
Church, was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roth, Church
Street, Dallas, when plans for the
coming year were discussed. A
Prime Rib Roast ‘dinner was planned
tor April 8th in the Parish House
with Dr. and Mrs. Ben Marshall, Jr.,
as general chairmen.
It ‘was noted that the club had |
lost three couples in 1960, namely, |
the Robert Lessers, George Downes, |
and the Donald Naylors; all of whom |
moved out of town.
Next meeting will be held Febru- |
ary 28 at thd home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stanley, Center Hill Road,
Dallas.
Present at the meeting: Mr. and |
Mrs, James Besecker, Mr. and Mrs. |
Ralph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Walter |
Kozemchak, Mr, and Mrs. John |
Bradovchak, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mar- |
shall, Rev. and Mrs. William Me- |
Clelland, Mrs.. Ed Ratcliffe, and the |
Roths.
Lehman Scouts
Lehman Cub Scout Pack 24 will |
hold a Father and Son, Blue and
Gold dinner at the Lehman Church |
at 6:30. |
Thursday, February 16,
Malcolm Kitchen will show slides of |
the Back Mountain ‘area and a
movie.
Luzerne High School.
Richard H. Morgan, Sr., 63 Main
Street, Luzerne.
Miss Jones is a graduate of West-
moreland High School and Wilkes
College. She is employed by the
American Insurance Company,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Morgan is a graduate of
He is now
serving in the United States Coast
Guard.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday, May 6 in the Shavertown
Methodist Church.
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PTA Council Tonight
Back Mountain PTA Council will
meet tonight at 8 in the Library
Annex. Mrs. William Shustet;, presi-
dent, hopes for a full ‘attendance,
as important matters are to be dis-
cussed.
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guarantee any vitamin product.
all vitamins?
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You. cannot expect the Government to
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through the mail, to check every vita-
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3. Does a long list of ingredients
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in human nutrition.
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In many ‘cases, more than half of such
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