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Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Patton,
Overbrook Road, attended the lat-
ter's fortieth reunion at Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology at
Plymouth, Mass over the weekend.
Mrs. Edward Stair, Pioneer Ave-
nue, had as guest this week her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Stair. Ernie was grad-
uated from Union Gollege, Barbour-
ville, Kentucky last week. He will
continue his study at Yale Univer-
sity Theological Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Albert, Pio-
neer Avenue, Dallas, attended com-
mencement exercises and reunions
at Lafayette College over the week-
end Mr. Albert is an alumnus of
Lafayette.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walter and
family will move shortly from
Trucksville to Lynnfield, Mass.
where Mr. Walter will be associated
with the Atlantic Refining Com-
pany.
Robert Besecker, Lake Street, is
gpending some time with his bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Besecker in Florida.
* Mrs. Richard Rowlands, Trucks-
ville,” is- spending two weeks with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and. Mrs. Bert Fennell, Rochester,
NY.
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Ave.
Dallas, will arrive home this week-
end from Pennsylvania School for
the Deaf where she has been a
house director for the school year.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fossidal and
two year old Gregory, formerly of
Williamsport, have rented the Croth-
amel home on Baldwin Street, Dal-
las. Mrs. Fossidal has been teaching
, in’ Williamsport, will teach/in Dallas
next year. Mr. Fossidal is salesman
for General Foods. The couple orig-
inally came from Wisconsin.
, Mr. and Mrs. James Haines ‘and
family have moved from Lee Park,
Wilkes-Barre, to a home they rented
on Tunkhannock Highway. Mr.
Haines is an insurance adjustor.
Mrs. Anna Gattler, formerly of
New: York City, is renting a home
at 31 ‘Spring Streét, Shavertown. Mr.
‘Gattler is deceased. Mrs. Gattler is
‘caring for an dged friend. Sa
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack: Dewitt, ‘Grand-
view: Avenue, New Goss Manor, have
welcomed into their home a mew!
little daughter. They have another
baby, Jackie, aged two. = - |
Mrs. - Mary Jepson, former,
' Trucksville resident, now of the|
Ol Ladies’ Home, Wilkes Barre, |
fell and broke her hip. She is a
patient at General Hospital. ¥
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser returned to her
home on Huntsville Road on Tues-
"day after spending ten days with
her daughter, Mrs. Leighton R.
Scott. at Easton. Leighton 3rd
drove her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Haycox have
returned from a trip to Washing- |
ton State where they visited Mrs.
Haycox's father. They flew both
ways. They will spend the next
few weeks at the Irem Temple
Country Club.
Mrs. G. E. Howell has returned
"to her home on Carverton Road
~ after spending ten months at Col-
- orado Springs.
. ICpl. Donald Moss, home on leave
from Texas, is spending some time
with friends and his mother, Mrs.
Eloise Moss, Dallas R. D. 3
Ruth Ann Rusiloski
Celebrates Birthday
Ruth Ann Rusiloski, daughter of
" Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rusiloski,
celebrated her seventh birthday
Saturday with a garden birthday
party. These friends attended:
Jeffery Smith, Robert Spencer, Jo-
Ann Wolensky, Margie Wolensky,
William Frey, Laurie Kittle, Sharon
Kittle, Helen Jean Earle, Michael
Wagner, Betty Lou Davis, Dale
Evans, Susie Sorber, Cathy Sorber,
Donna Bertram, Richard Newhart,
Marie Grey, Michael Newhart,
*. James Trudgen, James Newhart,
Roy Trudgen, Stephen Dubarry,
Carol Eddy, Donna Higgins, Marcha
Marzelina, Debbie Mallard, Penny
Metz, Donna Hunter, Dale Cornell,
Barbara King, Jean Winters.
Lawrence Races Are
2 At Family Dinner Party
A family get-together and dinner
i was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Race on Saturday.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
. Shoemaker, Sue and Susan of
Kunkle; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Car-
gitt and Candice, William Race of
Binghamton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
; Henning and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
© Vancampen and son Timmy of End-
“well, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Race, Christine and David of Noxen;
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Traver of
California and the host and hostess.
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___THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1961
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Sally Booker Graduates
From Howard School
Taking part Sunday in com-
mencement exercises at Howard
School for Girls, West Bridgewater,
Mass., was Sally Booker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher C. Booker,
Jr., 251 Machell Avenue, Dallas.
Miss Booker won honors for the
excellence of her participation in a
project in ancient history. She is
a member of the sophomore class.
The commencement address was
given by Dr. Malcolm Matheson, min-
ister of the Chestnut Street Con-
gregational Church of Worcester,
(Mass.). and a trustee of Howard
School. His subject was, “In Search
of Happiness.”
The diplomas were presented by
Dr. George E. Gardner, president of
the trustees. Dr. Gardner, who was
born in this historic Plymouth
County town, is director of the
Judge Baker Guidance Center,
Boston; professor of psy-
chiatry at Harvard Medical School,
and psychiatrist-in-chief at Chil-
dren’s Hospital, Boston, He is also
editor of the Journal of Orthopsy-
chiatry.
Howard School for Girls, founded
in 1875, now has an enrollment of
about 125, representing 12 states
and two foreign countries. Under
the direction of Mrs. Vida S. Clough
it has attained high standing as a
college preparatory school. It was
announced that all members of the |
graduating class of 31 have been
accepted for colleges of their choice.
Phyllis Crocker Honored
A shower Sunday June 4, honored
Phyllis Crocker, the bride elect of
Robert Edwards.
The shower given by Marilyn
Hoeg, Sally Dawn Edwards, and
Jeanne O'Neill, was held at the home
of Miss Edwards.
Present were, Mrs. Ted Hopkins,
Mrs. Howard Piatt, Mrs. Jos. Martin,
Mrs. Blanche Piatt, Mrs. Donald
Piatt, Miss Bonnie Hensen, Mrs. Carl
Crocker,” Miss Rita Botteon, Miss
Irene Hastie Mrs. Kenneth Kocher,
Miss Noreen VanTuyle, Mrs. Howard
Edwards, ‘and Mrs. Harry Owens.
The wedding will take place this |
Saturday in the Holy Trinity Luth-
eran Church, Church Street, King-
ston at 12:00 noon. The couple will
leave immediately after
reception for a month in California.
Linda Anne Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rogers,
East Franklin Street, Shavertown,
announce the “birth of their first
child, Linda Anne, on June 5 in
Nesbitt” Hospital. She weighed six
pounds, ten ounces and measured
nineteen inches long. Mrs. Rogers
is the former Arline Kreiner, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodson of
Fernbrook. Mr. Rogers is son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Har-
veys Lake. Mrs. Rogers was form-
erly associated with Back Mountain
Lumber and Coal Company. Little
Linda is the first grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. Al Rogers.
Have Turkish Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks, Leh-
man, had as weekend guests their
son, John and Yavuz Ulean of
Golcuk-izmit, Turkey, a. Junior Of-
ficer on the Turkish Submarine SS
331 based at Philadelphia for over-
hauling Yavuz is called “Joe” by
his American friends.
He has been in this country five
months — speaks little English.
John is helping him with his Eng-
lish and he is teaching John some
Turkish phrases.
Geri Lynn Kasenchack
Mr. and Mrs. George Kasenchack,
Chase Manor, announce the birth
of a daughter, Geri Lynn, at Nanti-
coke State Hospital, June 9. Geri
Lynn weighed seven pounds, ten
ounces. This is the third daughter,
the other girls are Karen and Col-
leen. Mrs. Kasenchack is the form-
er Irene Broski, Alden. Mr. Kosen-
chack is supervisor of the Hospital
at the State Correctional. Institu-
tion.. To make things more inter-
esting at the Xasenchack home,
young Karen came down with the
German Measles on Monday, caus-
ing her mother to postpone her
homecoming with their new baby.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Margaret Flynn, 430 N. Main
Street? Wilkes-Barre, has announc-
ed the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Theresa Marie, to John A.
Headman, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs:
John A. Headman, Follies Road. A
fall wedding is planned.
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adi Piano Pupils Of
5: To Give Recital
Annual June Recital by pupils of
4° Louie Weigand Ayre will be held
Friday, June 16, at 7:00 and 8:00
Pp. m. in the “Margaret Memorial”
of Kingston Presbyterian Church.
\ The public is invited.
Those taking part are: Seott
Alexander, George and Irene Alter,
Ann Barnes, Rosemary Baranowski,
; Jane Bourke, Janet Cleasby, Nancy
Covert, David Cutten, Gary Cromp-
“ton, Annie Davies, (Charlene, Chris.
tine and Donna Demmy, Judy
Louis W. Ayre
On June 16
Evans, James Fehlinger, Harry
Goeringer 3rd, Ann and Robert
Graham, Cory and Jeris Jordan,
Patti Larson, Beryl Lawson, Amy
and Katharine Loveland, Judy Mar-
tin, Wayne Morris, Marilyn Moyer,
Jo Ann Norrie, Deborah and Sara
Otto, Beverly Peirce, Sharon Phil-
lips, Paula and Todd Richards, Judy
Scott, Beverly Siegel, Gail and
Paula Siegel, Pamela Sabol, James
and Susan Smith, Thomas Williams,
Jr., Jane Thomas.
Engaged
Mrs. Ray Tyler, Guest |
At Variety Shower
Honored at a variety bridal
shower given by Mrs. Warren Yar-
nal last Tuesday was Mrs. Ray Ty- |
ler, the former Beverly Bernie, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard |
Bernie of Joseph Street, who was |
wed to Mr. Tyler in Arizona in May. |
Friends in the neighborhood were |
the guests.
Present were Mesdames Frank |
Ferry, Joseph Wallo, Mary Beaner, |
Raymond Tag, Richard Bernie, |
Velma Hoffman, John Mulhern, |
Richard Myers, Joseph LaVelle,
Robert Fallon Donald Bunny, Ed- |
ward McDade, James Tyler, Martin
: McEnrue, William Wallo, Welton
Lehman Jackson Class,
1951 To Hold Reunion
The 1951 Graduating Class, Leh-
man-Jackson High School, will hold
its tenth reunion July 1 -at O’Con-
nell’s Kingston House. A buffet
luncheon will be served at 7 p. m.,
dancing will follow, music by the
Merrimakers.
Robert Scally is general chair-
| man. Any one knowing the address
of Edna Frantz,” please contact
Eleanor Cease, Shickshinny. Phone
Kingdale 2-3670.
A meeting will be held Saturday,
June 17, at 8 p. m., at the home of
‘Wilson Cease, Hunlock Creek.
| of their daughter, ‘Wilma Jean, to |
| W. DeWayne Wiesa H. Miller, son |
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wiesa Miller
of 602 North Duane Avenue, Endi- |
| cott, N. Y. i
Miss Lyons was graduated from |
Lake-Lehman Joint Schools and is |
now employed by the Endicott-|
Johnson Corporation. Mr. Wiesa |
Miller, a graduate of Union-Endi- |
cott High School, attended Broome !
Technical Community College. He
Miss Wilma Jean Lyons 13...
Engaged To Endicott, N.Y. Man
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lyons, |S. Army and is employed by en:
Noxen, announce the engagement | eral Electric Company. ’
A September wedding is being
planned.
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it Will Happen
In DALLAS
the |
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin T. Hemen-
way 280 Post Road, Trucksville, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Patricia Ann, to Robert
E. Harrison, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Harrison, Sr., of 157 Hyde
Park Avenue, Scranton.
Miss Hemenway is a graduate of
PATRICIA ANN HEMENWAY
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served for three years with the U.
June 23rd and 24th |
Farrar, John Grant, Anne Calkins;
Misses Barbara Freeman, Marion |:
Shupp, Mary Lou : Daley, Judy |
Tetchkus, Rosalie Questeroni, Bar- |
bara Ott, Pat Bonzik, Sandra
Sprout, Barbara Beaner, and Diane |
Myers.
Sp.4 John M. Muncie
Interviewed In Alaska
Sp. 4 John M. Muncie, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William ‘Muncie,
former Holly Street, Trucksville, |
residents, was interviewed on TV |
from Alaska Friday about 6:45. His |
mother who knew he was to ap-
pear sometime was not at her TV
so missed him. Neighbors and
~ | friends phoned but the line was |
| busy and the program over by the
time she was reached. !
John described the climax, the
kind of work he was doing and |
said “Hello, Mom and Dad.”
Wilkes College and is presently
teaching in Mantua, N. J. |
‘Mr. Harrison is a graduate of |
Scranton High School, attended |
Wilkes College. He is employed by | .
Bond Y* ™ Entertain For Daughter
The ceremony will be performed |
in Trucksville Methodist Church on |
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Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Dymond, |
Dorothy Simon was honored at
a bridal shower Sunday at 188 Lu-
zerne Avenue, Larksville. Among
the guests were Mrs. William Wat-
kins, Mrs. Walter Watkins, Mrs. |
David Perrego, Mrs. Anna Detsick, |
| Mrs. Abe Simon, Mrs. Romayne
Watkins, Anna Polomchak, Louise
Lee, Ethel Stucher, Marie Zielen,
Mrs. Eleanor Warmon, Esther Ma- |
cosky, Kay and Sallly Williams, |
Mrs. Agnes Ruff, Nancy Otway, |
Rose Phillips, Mrs. John Simon,
Antoinette Bonjo, Louise Bonjo, |
Ella Bonjo, Betty Lou Bonjo, Mrs.
Kay Daubert, Mrs. Abraham Simon, |
Jr., Mrs. Robert Watkins, Madeline |
Watkins; attendants who gave the!
shower, Mrs. Albina Simon, Sandee
Simon and Mrs. Dorohty Beary,
and the guest of honor.
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At Bridal Shower To Wed Harry Donnelly | ire ar. and Mrs, Oseor Dymond. | stablishea Since 2
Mrs. Viola DeHaven, Mrs. Wilme |
Sakoski, Mrs. Mary Burnes, Lauren
Dymond, Jr., the guest of honor and |
Mrs. Lillian Ganther, 123 Mem-
orial Highway, Trucksville, formerly
of Philadelphia will marry Harry
In The Narrows Shopping Center,
the host and hostess.
of Calvery Church, Philadelphia, Sat-
urday, June 24. Mrs. Ganther is em- |
ployed at Linear Incorporated. Mr. |
Donnelly is ready to retire.
The couple will spend their honey-
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