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‘and’ ‘Mrs. Sam’ Terranova,
a: visited Mrs.- Walter Kitchen
and Mrs. “William Farver, Idetown,
recently. Betty Crispell, © Flushing
NY. and Corine and Judy, Rahway,
NE J. Spenita recent weekend with
"them.
Mrs.” Anthony Moreck,
Avenue, Shavertown, is
her daughter and son-in-law,
and Mrs. Russell Johnson
Venice, Fla. \
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Scott
Sr., Loyalville, and Daniel Denmon
pent a recent weekend with Mr.
nd Mrs. Herbert Kemmerer Jr. and
family, Parlin, N. J. :
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr.,
Tunkhannock, and ' Mr. and Mrs.
George Belles, Fernbrook, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin |
in Bethlehem on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs: Elwood Ide, Harris
Street; Mr. and Mrs. Willis « Ide
and Douglas and Cathy of Oak Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus “Ide, Janice
Ide, Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Ide and Larry of Trucksville
attended graduation of Jerry
Cobleigh in Troy, Pa., on Thursday.
Mrs. Aubrey Weaver and. chil-
Pioneer
visiting
Mr.
as
the
"dren of Doylestown were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Lum-
ley, Harris Street. The Weavers and
the Lumleys were guests at a cook-
out atthe home: of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mokychic on Tuesday.
Mrs. Beatrice Moore, East Dallas,
Yas her daughter and, son-in-law and
Bmily Mr. ‘and Mrs. Anthony De-
Costa and children. of Taunton,
Mass., as guests for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Lawry,
Dallas, have returned after attend-
ing . commencement . exercises at
pion College, Barberville, - Ky,
where Ernest Stair was graduated.
Union is Rev. Lawry’s. alma mater.
Bill Baker, who has been a hos-
pital patient for some time with an
injured back, returned to his home
on Machell Avenue Friday. He is
back cn the job at the bank now.
Last week's Post announced the
birth of adaby boy, Larry Jene, May
27 to ‘the Russell Scotts. The item
read, the Raymond
Scotts and the middle mame was
Dean, not Jene.
Mrs. Carl Hontz, Wyoming Con-
ference secretary of Supply work,
will attend the officer training con-
ference at Dickinson College next
week.
John Marks who is serving with
the U. S. Navy, stationed in Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Stuart Marks,
Lehman.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Evans,
Shavertown, spent several days this
week at Valley Forgé attending a
exall Drug Convention. "ff
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey will
return to their home on Woodlawn
ee next week after spending sev-
ral weeks in Florida: wisiting their
daughter and son-in-law.
Ann Peterson, teacher in Mon-
treal, will arrive the ‘énd ‘of the
month to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson, Norton Avenue, Dallas.
Grandma Peterson, Quincy, Mass.,
will arrive next week to'be the guest
of the Petersons for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Wilson, East
Dallas, entertained members of the
family and a few friends at supper
and a. swimming party honoring
five year old Teddy Sunday after-
noon. NE
Lee Ohlman To. Marry
Karen Horlacher, July 1
‘Announcement has been made
of the approaching marriage o
Faren R. Horlacher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Efnest H.. Horlacher, to
Harry Lee Ohlman, son of Mrs. Harry
Ohlman and the late Harry Ohl-
Noon, Dallas. * The ceremony will be
performed in First Presbyterian
Church, Haddonfield; N. J., on Satur-
day, July 1
Lee was graduated from Lafay-
ette College last June. He, like his
dad, "is in the insurance business
in Philadelphia.
BEmerican Legion Plans
Ruction Barbecue
Daddow-Isaacs Post, American ‘Le-
gion, will meet at the Legion Hall |
Friday night to make plans for the |
chicken barbeque to be served at
the Library Auction and for the |
turkey supper to be.served at the
Legion Home on Monday, June 26.
' Nominations of officers and direc-
ors will’ be made at the meeting.
Financial reports will be given by
Tom Reese and Ed Buckley.
Following the ‘regular meeting,
there will be a meeting of the Le-
gion Home Association in charge of
Leonard Harvey, president:
Raymond E. Dymond Is
Muhlenberg Graduate
Raymond E. Dymond, son of
Mrs. -Rachel W. Dymond of New-
town, and former area resident,
graduated from Muhlenberg College
on Sunday. He graduated four
years ago from Westmoreland high
school.
Majoring in chemistry, he earned
the Bachelor of Science degree. He
served on the: executive council of
his class for three years, and was
vice . president of his-class as a
junior. He played varsity football
and was. active in intramural
sports. He belongs to, Omicron Pi,
honorary leadership fraternity, and.
as senior was president of social
Eston Hike Teu Omegs:
Miss re J:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anderson,
185 Meadow Crest, Trucksville an-
nounce the engagement and = ap-
proaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Beverly J. to Eugene S. Brobst,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brobst,
116 Tunkhannock Highway Dallas.
Miss Anderson is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School and
Wilkes-Barre Business College. She
is employed by Carlton Jd. Chapin,
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To Marry Eugene S. Brobst
agent for the Aetna Life Insurance |
Company.
Mr. Brobst is a graduate of West-
moreland . High School and served
with the United States Air Force.
He is employed by the Latrobe
Construction Company, Morgan-
town.
The wedding v lace
August’ 12 ‘atl : the
Truck sville 3 Method dis
Mrs. Russell Frantz To Enterta
Antiques Committee Pg
| Mrs. Russell Frantz, Hickory Hill
Farm, East Dallas, will entertain at
tea members of the Antiques Com-
mittee for the Back Mountain Li- |
{ brary 'Auction on Wednesday, 201
p.m. Mrs. William Pierce, Jr. is
chairman of the committee, Mrs. |
Jack Wilson, Mrs. Bruce Cardon
and Mrs.
Committee members,
Frantz,co-chairmen.
who are
expected to give three antiques to
the auction are: Mesdames H. W. |
Smith, Hale Coughlin, Thomas
Atherton, Charles Frantz, William |
Thomas |
Lewis, Robert Evans, Jerome Mar-
Lamb, George Carey, Jr.
shall, Jr., Newell Wood, Harold
Titman, Helen Dewess, Henry Davis,
Sherwood Wilson, A. Harden Coon,
Oswald = Griffiths,
{ ‘Melvin Vivian, Jr., Dana Crump, |
| Herman Thomas, Rulison Evans, |
| Louis Berger, Emil Bauman, Nor-
wood ~~ Brade Asa Day, Dwight
Fisher, Paul Gross George oy
son, A. D. Hutchison, Clinton Id
{ Lloyd Kear, J. Stanley nine,
13. F. Sallada, Robert Weaver, J. P. |
Thomas |
Wil- |
| Dewitt, Sr., Fred Howell,
| Heffernan, Mitchell Jenkins,
liam “Jeter, Bowden Northrup, A. D.
Rutherford, George Schallenberger,
Ray Shiber, T. M. B.. Hicks, Ray-
mon Hedden, Howard Risley, Her-
bert Smith, Louis Maslow, Robert
M. Scott, Charles Flack, Harry
| Wolfe, Ray Turner Sr., Frank Slaff;
Miss Frances Dorrance, Margaret
Weod, and Genene Pearson.
Bombick Twin Boys
Celebrate Birthdays
Congratulations to David Wayne
and Donald Dane Bombick, twin
sons of Sergeant and Mrs. Donald
Bombick, who celebrated their
fourth birthday, Friday, at the
‘home of their maternal grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Katchmar
Chase Road. Sgt. Bombick who is
on leave from Greenland was on
hand to help them celebrate. Mrs.
Bombick and her twin sons are
living with her parents while her
husband is on duty out of the coun-
try.
Sgt. Bombick intends to make a
career of the Service and states that
while the days are long and nice in
Greenland, he was glad to be back
to the good old U.S.A. His service
stretch in’ Greenland will expire in |
August when ‘he will
ferred to another base.
Keefe Back From
The Mediterranean
CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. (FHTNC)
—Nine-hundred men of the Second
Marine Division returned to Camp
Lejeune, N. C., May 16, following a
six-month tour of duty with the
Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
Among them was Marine Pvt.
Edward R. Keefe, son. of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred R. Keefe, Dallas, R.D. 3.]
While © in the Mediterranean
area, the 900 man force-in-readi-
ness participated in amphibious
landings on the islands of Sardinia
and Crete.
‘ Operating from ships of the ver-
satile Sixth Fleet, the Marines
visited ports in Spain, Italy, Greece,
Rhodes, and Sicily.
be trans-
John Rousheys, Hosts
At Cook Out Party
Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Roushey, Sr.,
Heller’s Grove, entertained recently
f at a lawn party and cook out. Games
and music were enjoyed. Attending
were: Mrs. Lewis Roushey, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold (Croom and daughter
Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thomas
and son Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Hoover and = children, Sandra
and Sheldon, Jr. Mrs. Daniel Kistler,
Mrs. Joseph Walton, Sr.,” Ronald
Gaylord, Renny Carkhuff Mr. and
Mrs. John Roushey, Jr. and the
host and hostess. |
Priscilla Hendricks
To Marry On June 26
Invitations have been: issued for
the marriage of Priscilla Mae Hend-
ricks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard L. Hendricks, Shillington, to
Wallace Frederick: Benjamin, En-
sign in the United States Navy. The
ceremony will be performed in the
Academy, Annapolis, Md., on Mon-
day, June 26, at*2 p. m. A recep-
tion will follow at Carvel Hall, King
George Street, Annapolis.
Priscila = has been touring the
vania.
at Atlantic City when competing for
the title of Miss America.
Ernest Teetsel Family
Holds Get-to-gether
in Noxen on Sry,
Me. and Mrs. Basil Hayner,
hamton; N. Y., ie sons, James andy
Jerry; Pat Shore, Endwell, N. Y;
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Hayner,
Butch, , George, Carl, Craig
Bobby, Endwell, N. Y.; Mr.
Rickie and Dawn Rene,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Francis,
York, Pa.;
Mary Louise I
Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Follies Road, Dallas,
‘birth ‘of a six pound,
baby girl, Mary Louise
at Mercy
Hospital on May 29. They have three
Bernice, four and
three and Daniel,
other children,
a half, Francis Jr.,
seventeen prone
Mrs. Manzoni is the former Agnes
Elenchik, daughter of John and the
late Ann Elenchik of Trucksville
R. D. 2. Mr Manzoni is son of
Joseph and the late Alice Manzoni
of Follies Road.’ . ;
Mother and baby
their home on Monday.
returned to
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Teetsel held |
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LORRAINE CIGARSKI
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Cigarski, | of Nursing. She is serving on the |
Jr., of Chase Road, Trucksville, an- | | nursing staff of Princeton Hos
nounce the . engagement of their | Princeton, N. J.
Lorraine, to Mr. Yon) Mr. Driscoll,
coll, er Com-
115 Star Route, White Haven, | man with the Weyerhaeuse
Penna. pany, Closter, N. J. :
Miss Cigarski is a graduate of | The wedding will take place June
Saint Cyril- Academy, Danville, Pa., | | 24, at 10 a. m. in St. John’s Church,
and Wyoming Valley Hospital School ! Miller Street, Luzerne.
Miss Jean Newell To Marry
Jack Winters On July
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newell, | Winters was graduated from Dallas
Noxen, announce the engegement of | Township Schools. He iis employed by
their ‘daughter, Jean, to Jack Win- | | Elston and Gould Tire Service, Forn:
ters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clare | brook.
Winters, (Claude Street Dallas. Rev. | he couple will live on Rice Street,
John Gordon will perform the double | Dallas.
ring ceremony in Noxen Tabernacle
on July 15, Jean's parents nator]
sary. A reception will follow in the! |g «a Anderson and Grace
Idetown Fire Hall. | Bachman have arrived home from
Miss Newell is a graduate of Lake | Pennsylvania State University to
with their
| spent the summer
Present were: | She is employed by Ronox Manufac- | Ars
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John Headman who celebrated their
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Saturday, June 3. They were guests |
surprise party on ‘Sunday,
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following: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Headman and son- Charles, Mr. and |
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Debbie Sayre, daughter of Mr.
l'and Mrs. Thomas Sayre; Pikes Creek,
celebrated her fourth birthday on
| Sunday. witha ‘party at her home.
Centerpiece “of = party table was a
| pink birthday cake.. She received
many lovely gifts. ' Present were:
and Mrs. William Sayre, Jr.,
Mr.
| Mary Ann and’ Susie, Mrs. William
Sayre , Carol and Craig, Mr. and
rs. fon wis Ferrey .and Susan, .Mrs.
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ma Ferrey, Mommy, Daddy
nd Tommy. Afternoon callers were:
r. and Mrs. Albert -Allen, Mitchell
; nd Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Britt,
.and Mrs."Raymond Marso, Albert
ey.
| To Attend Commencement
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Huntsville Road,
llas, is spending ‘the week in
with ~ her -daughter, Mrs.
hton Ross Scott. This weekend
will attend commencement ex-
| ore vises at Haverford College ‘where
her youngest grandson, Leighton,
| 3rd, will “graduate with "honors in
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