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borhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
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Personal Kunkle Fire Company And Wives
Hold Banquet At Beaumont Inn
Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Dallas, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Wallace and children of Shaver- |
Sow, | Sixth Annual Banquet of th
Rn ; I Six nnu anquet © e
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sisco and | ge Fire Company was held at
daughter of Binghamton, N. Y. were | tho
~ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and E OTA InTAenE
Mrs. Wilson Honeywell, Shaver- | De ammony ae
town. Mr. Sisco is Mrs. Honeywell's |
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Antanitas,
' Bethel, Conneticut, announced ‘the
birth of a baby daughter, Jennifer,
February 22. Mr. ‘Antanitas is the
Beaumont Inn on February 25.
furnished by
Terry McNulty, announcer for radio
| station WARM,’ Scranton. Music for
| dancing was by the MerryMalkers.
Chairman of the Banquet was
Roland Spencer who was assisted
by Harry Hilbert, Jr. and Russell
{ Transue, Jr.
Dorrance, Mrs. Vergie Elston, Mrs
Fay Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Basil
Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gar-
diner, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Glova,
Harold Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hilbert, Jr. Conrad Honeywell, Mrs.
Madeline LaBarre, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- |
ward MacDougall, Ernest Martin, |
Mr. and (Mrs. Daniel Meeker, Mr.
and Mrs. James Miers, Elias Miller,
; | at Harrison,
: of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Antani- |
‘tas of Shavertown.
-Mrs. Albert’ Antanitas, Shaver-
town, flew to Connecticut, Satur-
day, to visit Her new granddaugh-
ter and to be with her daughter-in- |
law on arrival from hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Waterstripe, |
Sweet Valley, observed their six-
teenth wedding anniversary with a
number of friends and neighbors
who surprised them last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Crompton
have returned to their home in
Trucksville after spending a vaca-
tion in Florida.
‘Howard Caperoon has returned to
his home on Franklin Street from
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. ing
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McCarty of |
Wellingston Avenue, accompanied |
by Mrs. John Denmon of Beaumont,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lester McCarty, Richard and
N. .J.. The
casion was Virginia's - thirteenth |
‘birthday, with both grandmothers |
present to help celebrate.
Mrs. Clifford Ide had as Sunday
callers Mrs. Ernest Smith of Forty-
‘ort, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elston
“ Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ide of Trucksville, Mr. and: Mrs.
Dean Ide of Dallas, and Albert Ma-
jor of Shavertown.
. Mrs. Frank Harvey, who planted
sweet peas for her daughter, Mrs.
Norman Oney, late in December in
Miami, has word that the blossoms
are now ready to pick.
Mrs. Marcus Ide,” Mrs. Jennie
Hazeltine, Mrs. Nellie Wagner, and
Mrs. Frank Harvey enjoyed a Valen-
tine tea last week at Kingston
Methodist Church.
Mrs. William Berti, Franklin
Street, Dallas, is a patient at Mercy
~ Hospital where she submitted to
surgery on Tuesday.
Mrs. Naomi Pauling, Shavertown,
was guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party given by friends re-
cently. 3
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin have
returned to their home in Shaver-
town after spending six weeks in
Mexico. :
Mrs. Earl Monk; Germantown,
pent last weekend at her home on
inecrest Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe and
; a Mark, formerly of ‘Washington,
C., have purchased” and moved
into a home on Maple Drive, Oak’
Hill. Mr. Howe is district manager
of the Jewell Tea Company.
Harry Post who has been con-
fined to his home at Cliffside Drive,
Trucksville, for the past week with
the flu, is able to be out again.
Mrs, Caroline Jozwiak and family
have ‘moyed from Park Avenue,
Wilkes-Barre, to a home they pur-
chased at 61 Lehigh Street, Shaver-
town. Mrs. Jozwiak is a widow.
Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds, Mrs.
Louie Weigand, Ayre, Mrs. Robert
Casselberry, Mrs. Alva Eggleston and
Mr. and Mrs. John Detroy attended
the Mozart Club meeting and recent
concert in Wilkes-Barre. :
Alva Eggleston, Vernon, is spend-
ing a few weeks with his father-in-
law, Wesley Himmler, at Hollywood-
v-the-Sea, Fla., and son, Robert,
adent at Broward College, Fort
auderdale, and his nephew, James
Oliver, student at University of
© Miami.
Vics. Ethel Honeywell Is
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Surprised On Birthday
+ Mrs. Ethel Honeywell, Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown, was honored
at a surprise party on Washington’s
Birthday, Wednesday evening, Feb-
ruary 22. It was her * seventy-fifth
birthday anniversary. ”
Present were relatives: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Roberts, Shavertown;
Mrs. Harry Lohman and Jim, Leh-
man; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Price,
Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Honeywell and Barbara, Shaver-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Honey-
well and Normie, Plains; Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Daniels and daughters
Wathy, Patty, Joan, Nancy and
ail, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Lavelle and Larry, Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Cobleigh and chil-
dren, Jackie, Cindy and Gerald,
Wyoming R.D.
An enjoyable time was had by all.
Sweet Valley Scouts
And Parents Banquet
Cub Scouts of Pack 444, Sweet
Valley, held their Blue and Gold
Banquet in the Fire Hall on Friday
night with about eighty parents
‘and cubs present. A covered dish
supper was enjoyed.
_ James Yoder, fish warden, showed
colored slides and~entertained with
a talk on fishing.
- Jimmy Yoder was accepted as a
new cub scout. Other scouts ad-
vanced were Robert James, Bradley
Kreller, Toren Edwards, Darwin
Smith, Bing Wolfe, George Haines,
Allan Stroud, Allan Kyttle. A one:
Year service star was awarded Mrs.
Delores Kyttle, den mother. Fiftieth
Anniversary award was made to
Bob Evans and his pack. J
| Stanley Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert
| Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark,
| Mrs. Lee Cyphers, Mr. and Mrs. El- |
birthday.
(Jed, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kanarr Jr.
the i Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newbery, Mr. |
and Mrs. Arnold Patton, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pilger, Mrs. Joe Pra-
| mick, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed, Gran- |
ville Searfoss, Mrs. Hope Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith, Roland
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tran-
sue, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James Traver,
Arthur Tredinnick, Austin Wertman
and Mrs. Joyce Ward.
Ms. Myrtle Miller Is
Is Honored On Birthday = Guest At Tea Party
Mr. and Mrs. George Kanarr, Sut- Mrs. Myrtle Miller was pleasantly
ton Road, entertained recently at a | surprised on her birthday, when!
family dinner in honor of Mrs. C. B. | friends and neighbors entertained:
Kanparr Sr. who celebrated her 75th | at tea for her at the home of Mrs.
Guests: Mr. and Mrs. | Stewart Williams, Parrish Street,
Adrain Pearsall, Jimmy, Cindy, and | Dallas. She received a lovely bou-
{quet of cut flowers. Present were
| Mrs. Mary Daubert, Mrs. Miriam
| Hosler, Mrs. Jane LaBar, Carol Ann
| Williams, Florence Paeglow, the
| guest of honor and the hostess.
i Mrs. Miller is mother of Mrs. |
| Harry Lefko.
Attending banquet were:
Birnstock, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Brace, William Brace, Jr., Wanda
Mr. and Mrs. James Cook, Mr. and
mer Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Donald |
Daubert, William .Dehammer, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dodson, Leonard
Ms. C. B. Kinair Sr.
Chuck, Pam, and George, Mr. and
Mrs. George Bierly, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mannear, Bette, John, and
Terry De Mott, Debbie and Bonny.
Farewell Party Is
Given George Traver
Mr.
| Barbara Jane Wallace
Was Christened Recently
Barbara Jane Wallace, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, Shaver-
twon, was christened recently at St.
| Therese’s Church, Shavertown. The
| Wallaces have four other children,
|-three boys and a girl.
| Godparents were Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Schultz of Wilkes-Barre,
sister and brother-in-law of Mr.
Wallace. : ;
A dinner was held at the home
following the christening. Present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schultz
and son, Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Wallace and children, Donald, Rob-
ert, Thomas and Mary Theresa.
‘Home-Makers Holiday
‘Plans Spring Season
Mrs. William King was hostess to
Back Mountain Home-Makers Holi-
| day planning committee Thursday |
| at a luncheon given at her home in
| Trucksville. :
TULA SE EC | Classes which will be offered loc-
= = i ally by the YWCA during the spring
Birthday Dinner \ ein which starts April 4, will
Pamela Traver and Mrs. Alfred | include golf, perfect hostess, green
Hadsall were guests at a birthday | thumb, ceramics, and accessory
dinner given for them by Mr. and | Magic, in addition to braille, art,
Mrs. Thomas Traver on Sunday. It and bridge. ‘Plans now call for a
was Pamela Jeans’. first birthday. | continuing bridge tournament, with
She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Prizes and favors, open to former
and Mrs. Voyle Traver,
Noxen, ‘recently entertained at a
family dinner in honor of their |
nephew, George Traver, who left for-
a jaunt with Uncle Sam. Other
guests were his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Erma Traver, brothers, Don,
Dan, Tom, Mark and Leonard, also
Mr. and Mrs. James Hettesheimer, |
Jessie and Geraldine.
Michael Is Christened
Michael Francis Stolarick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stolarick, RD 2,
Dallas, was christened recently at
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church,
Lake Silkworth.
Godparents were Mrs. Frank Zur-
inski, sister-in-law of Mrs. Stolarick
and James Lohman.
_ A dinner was held afterwards at
the Stolarick home. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zurinski; Mrs.
Joseph Katchik; Frank Zurinski Sr.;
Mrs. Harry Lohman; James Lohman;
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stolarick and
daughter, Dianne. ”
Clayton Traver of Idetown. Mrs. |
Hadsall is a sister of Mrs. Traver. |
The following attended: Mr. and |
Mrs. Alfred Hadsall, Carleton and |
Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hadsall, |
Atlee Kocher, Millard Kocher, Mr. |
and Mrs. Clayton Traver, Pamela |
and Tommy and Mr. and Mrs. |
Thomas Traver. I
pupils and to friends, who register
for the series.
Present classes
March 21.
Present were Mesdames Donald
Davis, Michael Bucan, Kenneth Bay-
liss, George Jacobs, Carl Hontz, |
Ward Jacquish, and William King.
will wind up
Cub Scout Pack 530 recently held
its Blue and Gold Banquet at the
Noxen Methodist Church when they
received the President Eisenhower
Ribbon Award. Remarks were made
by Cubmaster Warren Montross,
Rev. John Gordon and scout leader,
Nicholas Yazuranski.
Mr. Montross presented awards to
the following: John Hollos, Ricky
Case, Robert Timko, Carl Shook,
Roger Boston, Loren Case, Gregory
Moyer, Joseph Newell, Lynn Den-
mon, Dennis Evans, Marshall Sche-
nck, Gregory Montross, Douglas
Brody, Robert Neff, Brent Steele, Al-
bert and William Parrish, Allen
Biggs and Ronald Biggs.
Present were: Mr, and Mrs. War-
ren Montross and Gregory, Mr. and
Mrs. George Brody and Douglas, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Schenck and Mar-
shall, Mr. and Mrs. William ‘Evans
Noxen Cub Scouts And Parents
Hold Blue And Gold Banquet
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and Dennis and Linda, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Steele, Brent and Roberta,
Robert Neff and Robert Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Denmon, Lynn and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kitchen
and Allen Jr., Mrs. Allen Biggs, Al-
len Jr., Ronald and Rose Marie, Mrs.
Arthur Parrish, Albert and William,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Case, Mil-
dred, Ricky, Loren and Roger, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Boston and Roger,
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Moyer and
| growth of Pennsylvania
Birthday Dinner
Pictured above, reading left to
right, first row, are young girls who
attended the birthday dinner given
for Patty Hughey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. - Harry Hughey, Demunds
Road, at the Country Club on Feb-
ruary 8: Sharon Coolbaugh, Jennifer
Torr, Elaine Heidel, Cathy Wilson,
Charlene = Dodson; second row,
seated, Phyllis Frederici, Diane Ho-
zempa, Patty Hughey, Caroline Stout
and Carol Shaskan; standing, Ann
Lacy, Lindy Lou Meixell, Sharon
Alice Jean Piatt
Bride Of Joseph C. Martin
©. At a! very pretty wedding Satur-
day night at 7:30, Alice Jean Piatt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Piatt,
came the bride of Joseph Charles
Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Martin of Hunlock Creek R.D. 1.
Richard ~‘Wentzel performed
ceremony in Maple Grove Methodist
Church. Mrs. Cletus Holcomb played
the wedding music and Mrs. Gordon
Wolverton ‘was vocalist.
The bride, :given in marriage by
her father, wore floor ‘length gown
of white Chantilly lace over taffeta,
styied- with portrait neckline, wed-
ding ring bodice, long tight sleeves
tapered: at:the wrist ‘and full bouf-
Her finger tip veil of French im-
ported illusion fell from a crown of
orange blossoms and she carried a
cascade bouquet of white roses.
att, sister: of the bride. They wore
identical street” length gowns
Paris pink and gold respectively,
fashioned with pleated skirts and
bows - at the waists. They chose
Hunlock Creek R.D. 1, be- |
the |
fant skirt with lace and tulle inserts. |
Maid of honor was Carol Hislop |
of Dallas and bridesmaid, Linda Pi- |
of |
At Country Club
Smith, Mary Lou Daley, Vera Bal-
shaw, Ginny Block, Carol Crawford,
Anne Gardner, Joan Nelson and
Carol Neyhard. Patty was ten.
1 The party table was attractive
with pink and white cake, tapers
and favors. Each guest received a
‘ring set with her birthstone, a tiny
pink hat box, a fan, and a balloon.
(There were pink and white heart
i shaped cup cakes and candies and
everything gay and happy for a
young girl of ten. ~
Becomes
white hats with nose veils and car-
ried yellow and mint dyed carna-
tions. Little flower girl, Nancy Pi-
| att, sister of the bride, was attrac-
tive in white .organdy, wreath of
| flowers on her hair, and basket of
pink carnations.
Mys. Piatt, mother of the bride
i selected pink lace street dress,
{| matching accessories and pink rose
buds and Mrs. Martin, mother of
| the bridegroom, brown jersey street
| dress, matching accessories and yel-
| low rosebuds.
Best man was David Martin,
| brother of the bridegroom, and ush-
!ers, Cexl Martin and Howard Piatt
| dr. ;
Following the ceremony, a recep-
| tion was held in the Church parlors.
{ Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Lake-
| Lehman High School. She is em-
| ployed by Fowler Dick and Walker.
Mr. Martin was graduated from
Lake Noxen High School and is em-
I'pleyed by Whitesell Brothers.
The couple resides in their new.
| home, built by the bridegroom, at
! Hunlock Creek R.D. 1.
Talk On Pennsyl
Dallas Women of Kiwanis heard
Mrs. Ruth Darbie, Luzerne County
Extension Department, speak on the
Monday
night at ‘their February meeting,
Irem Country Club.
Two new members were pre-
sented: Mrs. Stephen Sedler Jr. and
was introduced as a prospective
member. Mrs. William Guyette pre-
‘sided.
Hostesses were Mrs. Harry Lefko,
Mrs. Robert Maturi, and Mrs. John
Hayt. : ed LEE
Table ‘decorations carried out the
Mrs. Henry Hill Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Henry Hill, Roushey Street
recently entertained her card club.
Present: Mrs. James Miller, Mrs.
Louis Isaac, Mrs. Michael Bucan,
Mrs. William Tippett, Mrs. Calvin
Crane, Mrs. Louis Wismer, Mrs.
John Porter.
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Mrs. Paul Laux. Mrs. Ernest Gay |
Kiwanis Women HentRith Darbie
vania Growth
i George Washington Birthday theme,
i with red and white carnation cen-
terpiece, hatchets and cherries.
Attending, other
listed, were Mesdames Sherman
| Mitchell Jenkins, John Keating,
Harry Peiffer, Victor Piccone, John
Churry, Edgar Hughes, Robert Dol-
bear, Frank Kreigh, Fred Greenley,
Ted Ruff, Roy Troxell, John Hen-
ninger, Kenneth Rice, Clyde Birth,
Franklin = Gager, George Thomas,
John Williams, Merrill Faegenburg,
George McCutcheon, Ray -Tag, and
Edwin Thompson.
M.Y.F. Toboggan Party
Jr. M.Y.F., Idetown Methodist
Church, enjoyed a toboggan party
| followed by refreshments in the
Clubhouse last Monday evening.
Present were Linda Calkins, Gail
Williams, Gaile Harrison, Donna
Parrish, Elizabeth Shaver, Jo Ann
Malois, Pamela Parsons, Betty Par-
rish, Robert Margellina, Bill Bicking,
Linda Hagembaugh and Mary Low
Casterline, i
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tim-
ko, Robert and Randy, Mrs. Russell
Newell and - Joseph, Mrs. Howard
Shook and Carl, William Hollos, Ed-
die and John, Mrs. Albert Ruff, Mrs.
Chester Keiper, Reverend John Gor-
don, Nicholos Yazwinski and Russell.
Following the presentation = of
awards, movies were shown by Rus-
sell Traver on ‘‘Conservation in
Pennsylvania.”
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| chairman,
[Mss Sterling Brown Is
| Guest At Baby Shower
Mrs. Sterling Brown, Chase Road,
was the “Surprised” Guest at a
{ Baby Shower given by her daugh-
| ters, Linda and Shirley, at the home
| of their grandmother, Mrs, Marvin
| Brown on February 24. Mrs. Brown |
| was spirited out for an automobile
| ride and at the request of her
| daughters stopped off to see ‘“Grand-
| ma”. She walked unsuspectingly
i into ‘the house, her hair in bobby
| pins and in her stocking feet, only
| to be welcomed by a loud greetings,
~ | “Surprise — Surprise’, by the fol-
| lowing well-wishers: Mesdames Rich-
ord Welch, Ida Gilbert, Luzerne;
| Maude Wagner, Jean Wagner,
J Trucksville; Walter Ray, Mary Lans-
ford, Wilson Cease, Peggy Yascur,
Dale Wright, Donald" Jones, Enoch
Novitsky, Irene Cigarski, Shirley
Cragle, Marvin Brown; Jean Wag- |
ner, Linda and Shirley Brown. Mrs.
Brown received many beautiful
gifts. A delicious buffet luncheon
was served.
Nora Barlow
Mr. and Mrs. James Barlow, High- |
land Avenue, Dallas, announce the |
birth of an eight pound, thirteen
ounce baby girl, Nora, at Nesbitt
Hospital on February 23. This is
the first girl after boys, Mark, six,
Michael, 5, Mathew, three and |
John, one.
Mrs. Barlow is the former Kath- |
leen Lavelle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Lavelle, Dallas, Mr.
Barlow comes from Brooklyn, N.Y. |
He is employed by the Common-
wealth Telephone Company.
Mrs. Mary Daubert Is
Surprised At Luncheon
Mrs. Mary Daubert, 108 Parrish |
Street, Dallas, was entertained at a |
surprise birthday luncheon on
February 22 at the home of Mrs. |
Stewart Williams, her neighbor. She |
received a bouquet of mixed spring |
flowers. Present were Mrs. Miriam |
Hosler, Mrs. Jane LaBar, Carol Ann !
Misericordia Guild |
Plans Spaghetti Supper |
: {
Mc Auley Guild of College Miseri- |
cordia will serve a spaghetti supper
in the college cafeteria Thursday |
March 9, from 5 to 7 pm. A social |
hour will follow in Regina Hall.
Mrs. William Kennedy is general |
chairman. Mrs. John Kupstas, ticket |
chairman, . Mrs. Walter Black, co-
Mrs. James Thomas,
chairman of arrangements, Mrs. |
Robert Spears chairman of games. |
guest of honor and the hostess. .
‘Mrs. Melvin Hopfer
Entertains At Party
Williams, ~ Florence Paeglow, the |.
Mrs. Melvin Hopfer entertained
at a party at her home in Noxen
on Tuesday evening.
dames Clarence
Present: Mes- |
Turner, Nathan |
| Straley, Vane Race, William Mac-/
| Millan, Robert Clark, Ronald Hop-
| fer, Roy Dendler, Betty Davenport,
| Fred Weiss, John Denmon, William
| Long,
Mrs. Eva Cartwright, Miss
Janet Turner, Miss Clara Hopfer,
| Miss Shirley Denmon, Mrs. Virgie
Elston, Mrs. Albert May, Mrs. Ira
Beahm, and the hostess Mrs. Hopfer.
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