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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak of |
Beaumont had as weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchison of
Wellsboro.
Sharon and Ricky Kitchen, chil-
and Mrs. J. Bradley
Kitchen, Shavertown, submitted to
tonsillectomies Monday morning at
General Hospital.
Mrs. J. J. Day, Willow Grove Farm
Road, a patient at Nesbitt Hospital,
was removed to Carpenter Con-
valescent Home in the Kingston
Township Ambulance by staffmen
Pach, Johnson, and Hawk.
ivirs. Rosanne D. Haines, Sweet
Valley, is a patient at Geisinger
Hospital.
Mrs. Arthur Keefer and Mrs. Fred
Stevens, Dallas, spent Monday in
Philadelphia attending the Flower
Show. =
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coolbaugh,
Lehman, visited the latter’s uncle,
Oliver Mekeel and family at Saccas-
unna, N. J., on Sunday.
Henry Peterson, Norton Avenue,
Dallas, spent Wednesday in New
York City attending an insurance
meeting.
Atty. and Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins,
Shrine Acres, attended the Philadel-
phia Flower Show the beginning of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Senchak,
Sweet Valley R. D. 1, have 'an-
nounced the birth of a baby girl at
General Hospital on March 2.
- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brobst,
Migsille, former Dallas residents,
had as guests over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hopa, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hontz and daughters of Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Stroud of Moore=
m and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Walck
an® son of Jim Thorp.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Williams and
sons, Gary and Russell, Kirkwood,
N.Y. visited Mrs. Mary Rogers, Ide-
town, over the weekend.
Mrs. Stuart Marks, Lehman, was
confined to her home with a virus
infection this week.
Boyd White has returned to his
home, Center Hill Road, after spend-
ing a vacation in Florida.
Mrs. Vane Race, Noxen, enter-
tained at a party at her home on
Monday evening. Present: Mrs.
Edgar Eyet and Mrs. Ruth Turk, and
Mrs. James Eyet Falls; Mrs. Ted
Sohns, Marlyn Wittmer, Tunkhan-
nock; Mrs. Ira Beahm, Mrs. Melvin
Hopfer, Mrs. William MacMillan,
Noxen; Mrs. Betty Davenport, Pitts-
ton, and the hostess, Mrs. Race.
Mrs. O. H. Harvey has been ill for
five weeks at her home on Franklin |
Stret unable to talk because of a
throat infection.
Virginia Drake, Woodlawn Drive,
spent the Winter. Weekend at Syra-
University as guest of fresh-
w. James (Connor. :
he. Ray Kopetchney
ostess At Baby Shower
Mrs. Ray Kopetchney, Center
Street, Shavertown, recently enter-
tained at a baby: shower in honor
of Mrs. Marlan Frantz. Guests: Mrs.
Milo Baulery, Mrs. Lauren Dymond,
Mrs. Margo Davis, Mrs. Arthur Davis,
Mrs. Theodore Shonk, Mrs. William
Pugh, Mrs. Francis O'Hara, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ross and the hostess.
Eastern Star Plans
Annual Turkey Supper
Dallas Chapter, # 396; Order of
Eastern Star, invites the public to
the “TURKEY SUPPER” at Kunkle
Community Hall Wednesday, March
22. Serving, “COUNTRY STYLE’,
starts at 5 P.M.
_, Mrs. Mildred Lutes (OR 4-41082)
a Mrs. Myrtle. Rineman (OR 4- |
4462) are taking reservations.
Tickets will also be sold at the door.
Mrs. Dorothy’ Dodson is general
chwyirlady, with committee for plan-
ning, Mrs. Jennie Miers, Mrs. Agnes
Elston, Mrs. Betty! Meeker, and Mrs.
Mildred Lutes.
Mrs. Oce Beryl Austin is Worthy
Matron.
Sheila May Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cooper,
Trucksville, R. D. 2, announce the |
birth of a seven pound, five ounce
baby girl, Shelia May, at Nesbitt
Hospital on March 2. They have
three sons, Ronald, ten, Dale, nine,
David, five, and another daughter,
Bonnie Lee, twelve.
Murs. Cooper is the former Mabel
Heness of Larksville. Mr. Cooper is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Cooper
of\plymouth, He is associated with
his father in the trucking business.
Joins Sorority ;
Claudia Laux, sophomore at Penn-
sylvania State University, has been
pledged to Theta Phi Alpha sorori-
ty. (Claudia, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Laux, Midland Drive,
is spending her first year on the
main campus. Last year she was on
the Hazleton campus. Her subject
'nuite, N. J. over the weekend. She
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1961
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
* SECTION A — PAGE 5
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Thomas,
Chestnut Ave. Kingston, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Grace, to David Ide, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert H. Ide, of R. D. #4,
Dallas.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Richard Wenzel, at Loyal-
ville Methodist Church. Suzan Dodd,
friend of the bride, was maid of
honor, Thomas Baer, cousin of the
groom served as best man. Mrs.
Kenneth King, was organist,
An evening reception was held at
the home of the groom’s parents,
Miss Grace Thomas, Kingston
Becomes Bride Of David Ide
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ide.
Grace, a graduate of Kingston
High School, is employed as an of-
fice clerk by General Cigar Co., Inc.,
Forty-Fort.
David is a graduate of Lehman
High ‘School. 'He is employed as
machine operator by Natona Mill,
Dallas.
The bride was feted at a pre-
nuptial party given by the Guild of
Immanuel Baptist Church, Edwards-
ville. ;
Mr. and Mrs. David Ide, are re-
siding at R. D. #4, Dallas.
Mrs. Jennie Boic
Mrs. Jennie Boice, Sugar Hollow,
mother of Mrs. Glen Zenger, Eaton-
ville was guest of honor.at a birth-
day dinner held at the Zenger home
Wednesday March 1. She was
eighty nine years old. All but one
of her ten childrén were present.
The party table was attractive
with centerpiece of red roses and
beautifully decorated cake made by
Mrs. Zenger.
Present were: Charles Boice, Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon Boice, Carlie and
Mikey, Sugar Hollow; Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Boice, Idetown; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
e |s Honored
At Eighty Ninth Birthday Party
Boice, Lois, Mary Jo, Charles and
Billy, Trucksville; Mr. and ‘Mrs. Guy
Kester, Carol Kester, Mrs. Joe Kel-
ler, Linda and David, Mrs. Gordon
Boice,. Mrs. Donald Stefanko, Vicki
Lynn, Tunkhannock; Mr. and Mrs.
V| Elmer Boice, Larry, Bob, and Mark,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Patton, Beverly,
Delores and Ruth Anne, Buckwheat
Hollow; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boice,
Diane, Sharon and Stevie, Me-
hoopany; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boice,
Barbara, Sally and Nancy, Vestal,
N." Y.; George and Bob Zenger,
Eatonville, the host and hostess and
the guest of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stroud,
Sweet, Valley, R. D. 1, will observe
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
Sunday, March 19, with open house
for friends and relatives. No invi-
tations have been issued.
Mrs. Stroud is the former Anna
Wilkinson of Bloomingdale. Mr.
Stroud is son of the late Anna and
Frank Stroud of Dallas. The couple
was married at Reyburn, March 17,
1911, by the Rev. Bruce Belles and
went to house keeping in the house
they now occupy at Sweet Valley.
After serving in the Luzerne County
Court House for twenty-nine years,
Mr. Stroud developed his apple or-
chards and now markets some of the
finest apples and cider in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stroud
To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
There are seven children: Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Oak Hill, Dallas; Mrs.
Edmund Franklin, Shickshinny, R.D.
3; Mrs. Malcolm Kitchen, Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown; Robert, Berk-
ley, Mich.; Clifford, Gilbert, Pa.;
Richard and Fred, Sweet Valley; also
twenty grandchildren.
Both the Strouds are members of
Maple Grove Church and staunchly
support its activities. In addition to
trimming, spraying, picking, and
pressing into cider their apples, they
enjoy planting a small vegetable |
garden, freezing ‘and preserving
home berries and setting out a few
annuals. “Our hobby,” says Mr.
Stroud,” is our grandsons—and finer
kids you won't find anywhere!”
Mrs. Merle Bigelow Is
Hostess At Baby Shower
Mrs. Merle: Bigelow, Main Street,
Shavertown, recently entertained at
a baby shower in honor of Mrs.
Cloyd Myers of Tunkhannock.
Present: Mrs. Dorothy Gavek, Mrs.
Stanley Cook, Mrs. Harry Bigelow,
Mrs, Louis Sick, Mrs. Clayton Selker,
Mrs. Andrew Jurista, Mrs. Cloyd
Myers, Sr., Nancy Ann Myers, all of
Tunkhannock; Nellie Martin, Mrs.
G. L. Myers, Mrs. Gerald Harris all’
of Dallas; Mrs. Stuart Hopkins,
Hornell, N. Y.; Mrs. Dorothy Stogo-
ski, Kingston; Mrs. Leo Salatino,
Mrs. Elwood Dungey, Mrs. Flora
Myers, Shavertown; the guest of
honor, hostess Mrs. Bigelow and
children, Jan Elizabeth and Butch.
Mrs. Alice Elston, Lehman, visited
her son, Walter and family at Ken-
returned to Lehman with the Russell
Coolbaughs.
SERVE
Keith Kittle, Guest
On Seventh Birthday
A “surprise .birthday party was
given in honor of Keith Kittle,
Moorestown, on his 7th birthday
February 25, by his mother Mrs.
Earl Kittle, Jr. Games were played
and refreshments served to Beth
Vonderhied, Kathy Kline, Charles
Hummel, Eddie Hummel, Ann Mae
Hummel, Teddy Speary, Jimmy
O’keefe, Brian O’keefe, Diane Cor-
nell, Danny Cornell, Debbie Cornell,
Jeffery Cragie, Patrick Roman, Cyn-
thiam= Roman, Barbara Rosencrans,
Donald Rosencrans Jr., Jerry Rosen-
crans, Beverly Palmolski, Janice
Palmolski, Carol Palmolski, Cheryl
Ann Kittle, Allan Kittle, the guest
of honor and the hostess.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weiss, Col-
lege Manor, sare celebrating their
15th wedding anniversary. They
were married March 9, 1946. There
are two children, Sharyn and Garry.
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Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wagner,
Sr., of Demunds Road, Dallas, EG
announced the recent engagement |
of their daughter; Carol Louise Wag- |
ner to Harry S. Forman, Jr., son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Forman, 8Sr., |
of Route 68. Columbus, N. J.
Miss Wagner is a graduate of
Westmoreland High Sé¢hool and is
presently employed by the Commion-
wealth ‘Telephone Company.
Mr. Forman is a graduate of
William MacFarland High School,
Bordentown, N. J.,” and attended
Rider College. He is presently em-
ployed by the Public Service Elec-
tric and Gas Company of Trenton,
N. J. ;
Mrs. Philip Pope Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Philip Pope recently enter-
tained her card club at her home,
Shavertown. Guests were Mrs. Wil-
son Honeywell, Mrs. Edwin Lumley,
Mrs. Milton Whiting, Mrs. Lawrence
Newhart, Mrs. Floyd Pope, Mrs. Vic-
tor Borzone, Mrs. Claude Warden
and Mrs. Philip Pipe.
“Good deans never die. They lose
their faculties.”—
CAROL LOUISE WAGNER
A June 24 wedding
planned.
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Rev. Paul Hosier Is
Given Housewarming
Rev. Paul Hosier, new New York
| Conference Superintendent of Free
Methodist Chdrch was honored by a
surprise house warming party given
| by parishioners at his home on
| Davenport Street, Dallas, last Tues-
| day evening.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mathers, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Smith, Rev. Grove Armstrong, Mrs.
Doris Hathaway, Maude Frazier,
Margaret Hebdler, Eva Mendelsohn,
| Gladys Stull, Janthe Sommers, Jenny
Sweezy, Vivian Atkinson, June
Cooper, Rochele Mendelsohn, Betty
Jones, and Irene Moss.
American Legion Plans
Double Birthday Party
Daddow Isaacs Post 672, Ameri-
can Legion, will celebrate the forty
second. birthday of the National
American Legion and the twenty
sixth of the local legion at the meet-
ing Friday night, Memorial High-
way. Tom Kane and Dick Fuller will
be "in charge of refreshments, Ed
Buckley and Tom Reese, of enter-
tainment. A film, “Hunting and
Fishing in Alaska” just released by
the Pennsylvania Game Commis-
sion, will be shown.
Committee for the St. Patrick’s
Day party will make a report.
Al legionaires are urged to at-
tend the birthday perty Friday at
8 p.m.
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