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Purely
Personal
Mrs. J. R. Moore, Franklin Street,
Dallas, redently entertained Mrs.
Alice Strunk of the Physical Ther-
apy Department, Friends’ Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Mr: and Mrs. Roy Swanson,
Church Street, have as guests their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George Jamieson and fourteen
month old Todd of Moline, Ill.
Mrs. Gerald Schmitt, the former
Sylvia Trewern and ‘her husband,
were guests last week at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam C. Trewern, 41 Yeager Ave.
Shavertown. They came east from
Chicago to attend the graduation
of Sylvia’s brother, Ronald.
They returned on Sunday to
Chicago where Mr. Schmitt is em-
ployed and where Sylvia will re-
sume teaching in. the fall in the
Park Ridge school system.
Ronald accompanied them to Chi-
cago where he expects to take a
summer course in one of the Chic-
ago Technical Schools. :
[Several friends and neighbors ‘of
Edward Carey made, the trip to the
American Académy of Music in
Philadelphia to witness his gradu-
ation exercises from Jefferson Med-
ical College.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Carey, Sr., and son, Robert,
Dr. Adelaide Weston, Mr. Mark
Bush, Mr. and Mrs. George Schwall
and daughter, Mrs. Earl Macarthy,
West Nanticoke.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Austin, Beau-
mont, spent the week-end in Tor-
onto, Canada.
While Westmoreland Drillers
were performing “in Wellsboro on
Saturday Mr. McCutcheon was in-
troduced to Rev. Albert Greene,
Sayre, Pa., who was appearing
with the 14st regiment of Pennsyl-
vania volunteers of the army of the
Potomac. Rev. Greene asked to be
remembered to his old friend Rev-
erend McClelland.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Didulis of
R.D. Wyoming, Pennsylvania have
returned home after spending
several days at Ocean City and At-
lantic City, N. J.
Doris Mallin and Jean Agnew,
Dallas, spent several days last
week at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Long spent a
few days last week at Rehoboth
Beach, Delaware, and Ocean City,
Maryland.
ently returned from Williamsburg
and Richmond, Virginia, where she
spent several days sightseeing.
C. S. Hemenway, Hillside Farm,
celebrated his: seventy fifth birth-
day anniversary with a family
dinner last week.
Cathy Clyde, Guest
Miss Donna Meyers, Trucksville
‘Gardens, entertained at a variety
shower at her home on Sunday,
May 28, in honor of Cathy Clyde,
‘West Hazleton, bride-elect of El-
wood H. Meyers, Park St., Dallas.
Attending were Mesdames: Mabel
Meyers, Marie Searfoss, Peg Heller,
Helen Oliver, Eleanor Searfoss,
Myrtle Clyde, June Johnson, Ann
Raub, Claire Meyers, Lois Croman,
Mary Meyers, Joan Rogowski; Mrs.
Jayne Searfoss, Diane Walters, Joan
Carole Meyers. and the
hostess.
Honored At Shower
Marie Wahlgren Yatsko was guest
of honor at a bridal shower given
by Kathy Richards and Marge
Stookey at the latter's home. The
following attended: Mesdames Gus-
tav Wahlgren, George Yatsko, Nor-
man Stookey, Beverly Gosart, Sandy
Sprout, Grace Machell, Alice Shrey,
Dorothy Williams, Sylvia Searing,
Lois Malak, Beverly Anderson, Joan
Gaydos, the guest of honor and the
hostesses.
Have Sixth Son
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Groblewski,
Meadowecrest, Trucksville, an-
nounce the birth of their sixth son,
Robert, at the Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital. June 13 at 4:15 in the
morning, young Robert weighed in
at -seven pounds nine ounces.
The couple has five other sons,
Tony, 11, Mark, 7, Jimmy, 6, Billy,
4, and Peter, 3.
Mrs. Groblewski, is the former
Nancy Kann of Trucksville.
William Gross Lowe
William Gross ‘Lowe, weighing
seven pounds and eight ounces, ar-
rived Sunday morning, the first
boy baby in generations in the Paul
Gross family. The Paul Grosses were
keeping their fingers crossed for a
boy. The Lowe family, with a
history of many boy babies and
very few girls, was praying for a
girl. Mrs. Bruce-Lowe is the former
Lucinda Gross, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Gross, Sutton Road. Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Lowe live at 78 |
Meadowecrest.
Barrals Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. James Herbert
Barrall, Huntsville-Ceasetown Road,
Dallas, announce the birth of an
8 pound, 5 ounce son, ‘William Her-
bert. The child was born June 1,
at the General Hospital.
The Barralls have two other chil-
dren, Sandra Jean, 2%, and James
Chester, 19 months. Mrs. Barrall
is the former Jean Casterline,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William
Casterline, R. D. 4, Dallas. Mr. Bar-
all is the son r. and Mrs. Che
| Honored At Shower
Joan Schollerdberger, Orange, rec- |
Mrs. Ches- |
‘DIANE M. HORLACHER
Diane M. Horlacher, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Horlacher of
426 Walnut Street, Nanticoke, will
wed Severn B. Newberry, Jr.,. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Severn B. New-
berry, 91 Wellington ‘Ave. Dallas.
The couple will be united in mar-
riage by the Reverend @ Augustus
Tietbohl, St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, Nanticoke, June 23 at" 4:00.
Mr. Newberry’s’ best man will be
Robert Strunk, Kingston and -Mr.
and Mrs. David Vanfossen, Hun-
locks Creek, will stand as at-
tendants for the copule. Brenda Lee
Spicer is to be flower girl and the
bride’s sister Margie Horlacher will
act as bridesmaid.
Immediately . following the serv-
ice a reception will be held at the
church.
Tentative = plans for a Florida
honeymoon are dependent upon
the condition of the groom’s father
now under medical care. As an al- |
ternative the couple may spend |
their vacation at Otter Lake in the |
foot hills of the Adirondacks. |
Miss Horlacher, formerly em-
ployed by Fowler Dick and Walk-
er is a graduate of Nanticoke High |
School | and attended Wilkes Col- |
lege. Sev, who attended De-
land Florida High School and West- |
moreland, is employed with his |
father at Sev Signs. |
The Newberrys will take resi- |
dence at 91 Wellington Ave., Dal- |
las.
Priscilla Wandell Is
A brial shower was held in honor |
of bride-elect' Priscilla Wandell at
the Wandell home, Stull, on Friday
evening. Many beautiful gifts were
received and a tasty lunch served.
Present: Mesdames Ray Wandell,
Willard Crispell, Jerry Tallent, Lee
Smith, Leamon Mintzer, Harry
Freeman, Carl Smith, Russell New- |
ell, Oscar Culp, Maxwell Weber, |
William Butler, Leroy Butler, Sam-
Ayres, Elida Beahm, Walker Wan-
del,l Ruth Arendt, Connie Smith,
‘Pat Newell, Helen Patton.
Judy Calkins, Guest
At Variety Shower
Mrs. “Joanne Maloid = entertained
at a variety shower for Judy Calk-
ins bride-elect, at her home oh
Tuesday night. She received many
useful gifts. -
Present were: Sharon Spencer,
Mrs. Alfred Hadsel, Mrs. Clara Gar-
ringer, Mrs. Richard Ide, Mrs. Don-
ald Watson, Mrs. Jean Agnew, Mrs.
Kenneth Calkins, Mrs. Claire Mec-
kenna, Debbie Maloid, Bess Cooke,
the guest of honor and the hostess.
Hostess At Party
Mrs. James Culp honored Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Kanjuck at a garden
party at her North Lake summer
home recently Present were, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Kanyucks, Mr. and
Mrs. James Culp, Mrs. Carrie Rood,
Miss Margaret Dunn, Mrs. Lester
Squier, Mrs. Anthony Marchakitus,
Mrs. Bethia King, Mrs. Jean Mole-
dor, Mrs. Florence Worth, Mrs.
Mildred Garinger, Mrs. Grace Mar-
tin, Miss Pauline Davis, Mrs. Mil-
dred Scruitsky, Mrs. Jeanette Wil-
liams.
Of Daniel Edwa
The marriage of Phyllis Helen |
Crocker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Carl L. Crocker, Trucksville Gar-
dens, to Robert Daniel Edwards,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ed-
wards, Carverton took place Satur-
day, June 17, at noon.
Pastor George R. Deisher per-
formed the double ring ceremony
in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Kingston. = A reception was held
immediately following at the Con-
tinental Inn.
Mr. Crocker escorted his daugh-
ter who wore a gown of silk or-
gahza and chantilly lace over net
and taffeta. The basque bodice was
styled with ‘scalloped portrait
neckline and long fitted sleeves
tapered at the wrists and fastened
with lace-covered buttons. Her veil
was of bridal illusion fastened to
a pearl encrusted bow of silk or-
ganza. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and ivy. :
Marilyn J. Hoeg, a close friend,
was maid’ of honor. Mrs. Jeanne
O'Neill, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and. Sally’ Dawn
Edwards, sister of the groom,
bridesmaid. The bride’s attendents
wore delicate shade of blue silk
organza . over taffeta with daisy
lace appliques on the bodice and
skirt. The dresses were styled with
a scoop neckline and brief sleeves.
They wore matching blue bows of
silk organza with an illusion veil
and each carried a bouquet of mar-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1961 ~~ ~
Phyllis Helen Crocker, Bride
rds, Carverton
Best man was Lloyd E. Livings-
ton.
Daniel O'Neill.
The mother of the bride selected
a dress of beige chantilly lace over
aqua taffeta with matching hat and
beige accesseries. The groom’s
mother wore beige silk
accessories. They both wore cor-
sages of talisman roses.
Both Miss Crocker and Mr. Ed-
wards are graduates of Westmore-
land High School and Bloomsburg
State College. Mr. Edwards served
in the U. S. Navy and has taught
at Clarks Summit-Abington Join
School this past semester. 3
After a wedding trip to Cali-
fornia, the couple will
Kintnersville where they
teaching positions September 1.
The bride was entertained at a
variety shower given by her at-
tendents.
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Traver ent-
ertained at a family birthday din-
er’s brother, Millard Kocher and
daughter-in-law Mrs. Clayton Trav-
er, both of .Idetown. Attending:
Atlee S. Kocher, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Hadsall, Carleton, and Carol,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hadsall, Clayton
Traver Pamela and Tommy and
Mrs. Clayton Traver
Kocher.
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