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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Common and
faugily, former Shavertown residents,
now of Reading, visited Mrs. Com-
mon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Miller, Wilkes-Barre, recently.
Faith Edwards, teacher in Darby,
spent the weekend visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Edwards, Idetown, and
Back Mountain friends.
Juliana Van Blarcom, Shavertown,
received her cap at recent exercises
at iSt. Luke’s School of Nursing,
Bethlehem.
ge Bronson, Sweet Valley
spent a day last week at Geisinger
Hospital, Danville, submitting to
tests.
Floyd Wells, Trucksville, entero
Nesbitt Hospital Sunday night to
submit to tests.
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schalm,
fortnerly of Milford, MIch., have
rented one of the Hedden apart-
ments at Birch Hill Lane. Mr. Schalm
has an automatic cigarette service.
‘The couple was recently married.
: Mr. and Mrs. John Dorak have
moyed from Plymouth to their new
spl level home at Applewood
Major, Dallas.
v ..and Mrs. Walter Yakabovicz,
formerly of Plymouth, have moved
to 216 Huntsville Road, Dallas. Mr.
Yakabovics is machinist at Royer
Foundry.
Mrs. Ralph Brown, formerly a
resh@ent of Dallas, is recovering
eo at her home in Elmira,
N. ¥.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Tandy and
children have moved from Dushore
to 16 Meadowcrest, Trucksville. Mr.
Tapdy is an electrical engineer with
Spey Gyroscope.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schram,
newlyweds, formerly of Forty Fort,
are living at 215 Meadowecrest,
Tricksville. Mr. Shram is engineer
with Sperry Gyroscope. Mrs. Schram
is employed by the Hartman In-
surance Agency in Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. Charles Watkins, Machell
Avenue, patient at General Hospital
for! the past two months, first with
a fractured spine and then with a
heart attack, is improving. Her
dadghter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Barnum and children of Fan-
woed, N. J. and her son Charles
from Falls Church, Virginia, were
in Dallas over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
children, Jacqualine, Larry and
Susan, Park Street, Dallas, and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Culp, Huntsville,
moored to visit Sgt. and Mrs.
James Kern and family of Fort
Meade, Maryland on Sunday.
irs. Ann Tillotson, Meadowcrest,
is a patient in“Nesbitt Hospital.
Mir. and Mrs. Sam Voletto and
tally of Easton spent Sunday visit-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder,
Clay de St.
Robert Culp, Huntsville, en-
fogtined at a luncheon Mrs. Her- |
bert DeWitt of Shavertown; Mrs.
George Swales and daughter, Janet,
Mrs. Albert Ash-
tor Jackson; Mrs. George Major and
Gina, Lehman; and Mrs. Charles
Snyder, Larry and Susan, Dallas on
Wednesday.
r. and Mrs. Thomas Heffernon,
Leliman, are spending ten days at
Fo Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan, former
Lynwood residents, have purchased
and moved into the home at 204
Holly Street, Trucksville. Mr. Swan
is a teller at First National Bank,
Wilkes-Barre.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubeck and
four month Joseph have moved from
Williamsport to 130 Keller Lane,
™ Elsvife Mr. Kubeck is employed
he Pennsylvania Railroad.
P Y and Mrs. John Maher and son,
Jolin, formerly of Larksville, are
fine at 16 Meadowcrest, Trucks-
Mr. Maher is a staff sergeant
pie U. S. Marines. The couple
a returned from a stretch
i
» Mrs. Harry Ohlman, Norton Ave-
nue, returned Tuesday after spend-
ing six weeks in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Menapace and
fantily have moved from Atlas, Pa.,
to frucksville R. D. Mr. Menapace
is business manager at the State
Cotrectional Institution.
¢ Mr. and Mrs. Caroll Phillips, for-
merly of Kingston,” have purchased
i moved into a lovely ranch style
home at Wyoming R. D. Mr. Phillips
is district manager of Kraft Foods.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert L. Williams
and family have come from Hunt-
ington, Pa., where Mr. Williams was
associated with the correctional in-
stifh¥ion to a home at the Dallas
Cotrectional Institution. Mr. Wil-
for is farm manager of the Jackson
Township Institution.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1961
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE t
Miss Marie Roberta Wahlgren
ls Engaged To George Yatsko
Mr. and Mrs: Gustav R. Wahlgren,
24 Division Street, Shavertown, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marie Roberta, to George
Lewis Yatsko, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Yatsko of R. D. 1, Harveys
Lake. :
Miss Wahlgren is a graduate of |
Westmoreland High School . and
| Wilkes-Barre Business College.
Mr. Yatsko was graduated from
Tunkhannock High School. He re-
cently returned from Fort Sill, Okla.,
and is employed by Kanarr Corp.,
i Browntown.
No date has been set ‘for the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Us
yd Rogers
To Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, Meek-
er, will celebrate their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary with open
house Sunday, March 26, in the
afternoon. No invitations have been
issued.
Mrs. Rogers is the former Ruth
Karschner, daughter of Mrs. L. W.
Karschner and the late Rev. Kar-
schner of Meeker. Mr. Rogers is
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Rogers of Idetown. The couple was
married at home by the bride's
father, then retired. It was his
last official act. He died the next
week. |
There is one son, Robert, aged |
fifteen, a member of the Sopltomore
Debra Ann Lozier Has
Fifth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lozier, Har-
veys Lake, entertained at a birth-
day party for their daughter, Debra
Ann Thursday, March 16. Debra
was five. She was born in Jack-
sonville, Fla. Present were brother
Earl Joseph, cousin, Russell Jay, Di-
anne, Charles, Garry and Jerry Ca-
vill, Edward Ladamus, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Newell Jr., Mommie and
Daddy.
Paul Martin Frantz
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Marlan Frantz, East
Center Street, Shavertown, an-
nounce the birth of a six pound,
nine ounce, baby boy, Paul Martin
at General Hospital on March 14.
This is their first child.
Mrs. Frantz is the former Marion
Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond S. Martin of Blackman
Street, Wilkes Barre. Mr. Frantz
is son of Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Frantz, Amherst Avenue, Wilkes
Barre. He is associated with Frantz
Transfer.
Mr. and Mrs: Richard Hall and
family, Carverton Road, Trucksville,
will move Wednesday to Mt. Leba-
non, a suburb of Pittsburg. Mr. Hall,
who has assumed Boy Scout duties
since coming here with Linear Cor-
poration, will be missed.
Class at Lake Lehman High School.
The Rogers have spent. their en-
tire married life in the Karschner
homestead where: Mrs. Karschner
helps run a busy household. Mrs.
Rogers, a registered nurse, com-
mutes daily to her position at Re-
treat Mental Hospital. Mr. Rogers
a farmer when he was married, has
spent the past twenty years as route
driver for Forty Fort Dairy.
Both ‘the Rogers are active mem-
bers of Meeker Methodist Church
and 'its organizations. Their avoca-
tions are-keeping up with young
Bob, hunting, and planting and cul-
tivating a fine vegetable and flower
garden.
Amy Jo Donsavage Has
First Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donsavage,
Meeker, entertained at a party Fri-
day, March 10, to celebrate the first
birthday anniversary of the daugh-
ter, Amy Jo. Present were Howard,
Duane, Bobby, Kenny and Penny
Sprau, Shirley and Burt, Bryant,
Christine, Emery, Annette Havrilla,
Francis and Jimmy Wivell, Mr. and
Mrs, Howard Sprau, Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Havrilla, Burt Bryant Jr.
and grandma, Mrs. Lillian Davis.
Mrs. John Newell Is
Honored On Birthday
A surprise birthday dinner was
held at the home of Mrs. John
Newell Sunday afterncon, March 12,
when she celebrated her seventy
fifth birthday anniversary. Present
were Mrs. John Newell, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Dailey, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. William
Huff, Joann, Lisa Kay, Lynda Lee,
Tunkhannock; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Siglin, Carl Jr., Doris and Charles,
Carl Leroy Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Newell, Roy Jr., Patsy, Richard,
Charles Newell, Sandra Martin, Roy
Swingle, Ronald Swingle, Sandra
Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Engel-
man, Thelma Sue, Mr, and Mrs.
Bernard Mulligan, John, David,
Teresa, Dawn, Paul Cawley, Doris
LaBarr,
David Arendt and the
honor.
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Allen Siglin, Esther and |
Engaged
MARTHA JANE NEWBERRY
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newberry,
Sr., Pikes Creek, Lehman Township,
wish to announce the engagement
and approching marriage of their
daughter, Martha Jane, to John J.
‘Wyoming. Miss Newberry is a stu-
dent at Lake-Lehman High School.
Mr. Gill attended Kingston High |
School and served in the United '!
States Army. He is now employed |
| pany, Linden N. J.
A September wedding is being
planned.
Idetown W.S.C.S. Hostess
To Centermoreland Ladies
Idetown W.S.C.S. met
Church house Wednesday night
with Mrs. Herbert Ward, Mrs. Jesse
Boice, Mrs. Glenn Spencer and Bess
Cooke as hostesses. Larry Carpen-
ter entertained with trumpet solos,
Mrs. Harold Dymond with vocal
solos. Mrs. Kenneth Calkins showed
slides. Centermoreland ladies are
guests.
Present: Mesdames Ruby Bested-
er, Fred Dymond Sr., Bessie Kelly,
Allen Malkemes, Albert Nulton,
Ethel Jackson, Verna Weaver, J.
Edwin Jackson, Ruth W. Schoono-
ver, Marion Brunges, Mae Race,
Ruth B. Schoonover, and Eleanor
Chambers. Marie Leugyel, Leslie
Sabo, Roswell Frederici, George
May, Jesse Boice, Glenn Spencer,
Bess Cooke, Herbert Ward, Emory
Hadsel, Alfred Hadsel, Kenneth Cal-
kins, Harold Dymond, Ralph Welsh,
Loren Keller, Bruce Williams, Mary
Rogers, Claire Mckenna, = Corey
Meade, Libbie Smith, Pearl Connor,
Kitty Dennis, Raymond Walters,
Ricky Ruger and Larry Carpenter,
Vivian Dymond, Linda Calkins, Flor-
ence Weaver, Bess Cooke.
Woman Golfers Meet
At Paul Gross Home
Mrs. Paul Gross, chairman, enter-
| tained members of the Golf Com-
| mittee of Irem Women Golfers at
| her home on Sutton Road, Trucks-
{ ville, Friday. Plans were made for
| the opening luncheon to be held on
{April 7. Mrs. Howard S. Jones is
| chairman.
Mrs. Gross reported on the meet-
ing of Women’s Central Pennsyl-
vania Golf Association held at Berk-
shire Country Club, Reading, on
March 9 where plans were made
for the State Tournament.
Attending the meeting were Mes-
dames (Charles Phillips, Warren
Unger, H. W. Mainwaring, Gordon
Guyler, Larry Spencer, Russell
Havey, George Montgomery, Wil-
liam Wicks, Ruth Williams and
Ernest Wellhofer. Not able to be
present were Mesdames Frank Wag-
ner, Lloyd Kear, Howard S. Jones,
John Wilson, John DeWitt Sr., John
Pritchard.
Gill, son of Mr. Joseph L. Gill of West |
by Hatfield Wire and Cable Com- |
in the!
Lula Schutk, William B. Howard,
‘| burg.
Club Hears Talk
Mrs. Paul Gross gave an inspiring
talk on antiques and decorating at |
the meeting of Back Mountain Book |
Club held in the Library Annex |
Monday. She was assisted by Mrs.
Charles Frantz and Mrs. George |
Montgomery, her former students, |
who displayed some of their decor- |
ated chairs and trays in the making.
Mrs. Gross illustrated her tech- |
niques with coffee pots bellows, |
trays and furniture from her own |
| home: i
Members of the hospitality com- |
mittee were Mrs. John Ferguson, |
Mrs. Charles Frantz,” Mrs. Arthur |
Dungey, Mrs. Stanley Davies and |
Miss Frances Dorrance. Mrs. Fergu- |
son will give a Mother's Day read-
Paul Arnold DeBarry
Has Birthday Party
Paul Arnold DeBarry, Oak Hill,
celebrated’ his third birthday an-
niversary recently at a party given
| by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
{ phen DeBarry Sr. Centerpiece for |
| the party table was huge birthday
| cake. Favors were balloons, party
hats and Easter candies. Games
were played and, refreshments
| served.
| Present were
| David Matthews,
Gordon Davies, - Billy Frey, Mike |
Frey, Steve DeBarry Jr., Mrs. Stan- |
ley S. Davies, Paul and his mother. |
Karen Bedner,
Keith Bicking, |
' Lehman Scouts Visit
Dr. Post's Hospital
Troop 156, Lehman, toured Dr.
Post’s Hospital Monday and com-
pleted their cat and dog badges.
Following the trip, they enjoyed a
party in Lehman Methodist Church
where they celebrated the founding
of Girl Scouting with refreshments
and a short review of Juliette
Lowe's life.
Marvin Mead, Honored
In Debating Contest
Marvin Mead, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Mead, Demunds Road, stu-
dent at South Florida University,
recently received an award for
earning the sixth highest number of
points in a debating tournament,
the highest in the University.
The University ranked fourth in
the contest.
NOTICE |
The Post would like someone to |
write Lehman news. If you have |
lived here long enough so that you |
are acquainted with the folks in that |
area, if you are willing to attend |
community affairs, and if you like |
1 to visit with your neighbors either |
by phone or on the street, phone OR |
4-5656 or OR 4-7676.
You can earn a little spending
| money!
Pritchard At Conference |
Vern Pritchard, representative of |
Nationwide Insurance in the Back |
Mountain Area, is one of twenty
agents attending the Training Pro- |
gram being conducted by ‘tis |
companies at the Elks Club, Blooms- |
Mr. Pritchard has qualified to |
attend this program, which is |
designed to help him render better
Back Mountain Library Book
Unger,
| Pierce
| Church Group Honors |
Members On Birthdays |
| and Mrs. Henry Randall,
| Mrs.
On Antiques
ing at next month’s meeting.
Present at the meeting were
| Mesdames Ben C. Banks, Joseph |
| Warkomski, A. D. Hutchison, J. S.
| Rinehimer, R. R. Hedden, Thomas |
Mitchell Jenkins, Warren |
George Jacobs, John H.
Ferguson, Kittie Dennis, Raymond
walter Arthur Ross, H. W. Smith,
R. E. Van Horn, Paul Jacobs, Dana
Crh William -- Wicks, Harry
‘Wolfe, Paul Priebe, Charles Gard-
ner, Carl Friebel, Edgar Brace, Wil-
lard Seaman, Albert Jones, W. H.
Jr., George Montgomery, |
Charles Frantz, Paul Gross, A. R.|
Dungey, Enoch Thomas, Thomas |
Hillyer, Stanley Davies; Miss Fran-
ces Dorraie.
Lewis,
Saturday evening the congrega- |
tion of Glenview P.M. Church hon- |
ored those who observed birthdays |
in March: Mrs. William Compton, |
Mrs. Stanley Karuza and Hugh Wil- |
liams. The program consisted of a !
duet by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Se- |
ward in honor of Mrs. Compton; a |
duet by Kathy Karuza and Larry |
Seward in honor of Mrs. Karuza; |
and a piano solo by Jimmy Williams |
in honor of Mr. Williams. Each had
an original poem written by Mrs.
George Shaver, Jr. dedicated to
them and each was presented with
a gift. {
The party was attended by Mr. |
Mr. and
Charles Seward, Larry, Donna
and Jimmy, Mrs. Leona Belles, Mrs.
Daisy Prynn, Mrs. Jane Sowers, Mrs.
Vera Welitchke, Mr. and Mrs. Corey
Crispell, Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Der- |
rick, Mrs. George Shaver and Alan, |
Mrs. Hugh Williams and Jimmy,
Jim Fluck and the guests of honor. |
Welcome Wagon Club
Plans Fashion Show
i
|
‘Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
plans a spring luncheon and fashion
show Wednesday, April 12, 1 p.m. in
the Sharon Room, Hotel Redington. |
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
John LaBerg, of Country Club Road, |
or Mrs. Paul Malloy, 531 Butler |
Street, Wyoming, on or before Apel
12.
A nursery at the YWCA will care |
for small children, 12:30 to 3 p.m. |
Fashion Flair will show spring |
styles. Among the eight models are
two young women from Dallas, Mrs. |
Carl Friebel and Mrs. Edward
| Scanlon. |
Carolyn Dickson Is
Wed To Robert Spudis
|
|
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Carolyn Dickson,
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas |
| Dickson, Dallas R.D. 3, to Robert
| Spudis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael |
|
Spudis, Tunkhannock R. D. 2. The |
| wedding took place Friday, March |
{10 in Columbia, S. C.
The bride is a graduate of Dallas |
| Township High School. She is em- |
| ployed as secretary to Frank Martz, |
president of the Martz Coach Com- |
pany. Mr. Spudis was graduated |
from Tunkhannock High School and |
is at present on leave from service
| with the U.S. Army. He will leave
| Wednesday for Fort Bliss, Texas.
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