| some time and
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Roscoe Lee and son Jack,
accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Culver, left Wednesday for Con-
way, New, Hampshire, where they
will spend a week before bringing
Karen Culver home. Karen, a 1961
graduate of Westmoreland, has
been on the dining room staff at
a resort hotel this summer, She
expects to enter General Hospital
training school shortly after her
return to Dallas.
John Sholtis, East Dallas, had as
buse guests last week, two frater-
Ny brothers, Richard Angelo, Pitts-
burgh and Bob Lindskog, McKees-
port. The three boys wil graduate
from Penn State Saturday.
Mrs. Elaine Sadington, Hemlock
Street, Fernbrook is a patient at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
Joy Agnew, Idetown, spent the
weekend at the home of her aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs. James
Agnew, Forty Fort.
Miss Sandy Agnew, Idetown, was
‘a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. |
and Mrs. Charles Bolen, State Col-
lege last week.
Valerie Mallin is spending two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Quinn, White Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Coral Eveland and
family have returned to their home
in Savona, N. Y. after spending
sometime at Loyalville: with Mrs.
Eveland’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Swire. Peter Kijek, Swoy-
vile is also visiting the Swires.
Mrs. Andrew Denmon and Mrs.
Earl Monk, Dallas, spent last week-
end at Asbury Park where they
' wisited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Den-
mon. Warren will teach at Asbury
Pairk this winter.
OMr. and Mrs. Charles Nafus, Hill-
side, Trucksville announce the birth
of an eight pound son. The baby
was born at 7:10 on August 17, at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Nafus is the former Delores Jean
Saraka.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
Street, had as Sunday dinner guests
Mrs. David Girvan of Nanticoke,
with her daughters Mrs. A. C. West-
erhof of DesMoines, Iowa; Mrs. A.
C. Cummings of Abingdon, Virginia,
and also Mrs. Thomas Kepner of
Brooklyn, who has been spending
the past several weeks at the Girvan
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson,
Norton Avenue returned after spend-
ing two weeks with their families
at Quincy, Mass., and Prince Xd-
ward Island. While they were gone
Ann and Joe spent several days in
New York City:
Mr. and burs. Lewis Buckingham
and family, Lehman Avenue, are
spending two weeks at the shore.
rs. (ershom Hoyt, Ferabrook,
has returned to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Zaykowski, De-
Bds Koad, atter bemg a surgical
patient at fPittston Hospital. She
will be confined to her bed tor
would appreciate
cards and letters from her iriends.
Joe Rusinko, Harveys Lake, en-
tered Nesbitt Hospital Tuesday
where he will submit, to tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Rees, New
York City, spent the weekend and
early part of the week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Durelle Scott, Huntsville
Road.
Miss Betty Shorts is convelescing
at her home on Chase Road fou-
lowing surgery at the Mercy Hosp-
ital, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Exarhopoulis and
son, William, have returned from
Boston where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Exarhopoulis. Carol
Ann who has been visiting there,
returned with them.
a and Mrs. William Beisel,
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Wilchek, Wilkes-Barre, spent
ther weekend with William's moth-
er™MMrs. L. E. Beisel, at Idetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Deutch-
lander and children, formerly of
Woodbridge, Va., have purchased
and moved into a ranch type home
on Sterling Avenue. Mr. Deutch-
lander is a captain in the U. S.
Marine Corp.
Mrs. Ralph Milligan and sons have
moved from = Wilkes-Barre to a
home they purchased at 41 Bedford
Street, Shavertown., Mr. Milligan is
with the Fuller Brush Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franconi
and daughter, Theresa, formerly of
Walnut Street, Kingston, have pur-
chased and moved into a home in
Westmoreland Hills. Mr. Franconi
is salesman for ° Biscontini Coal
ICogg any.
r. and Mrs. Henry Edwards and
family have moved from Edwards-
ville to 56 Claude Street, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Covert and
daughter, Nancy, Shavertown, have
returned from White Face Mountain,
Ausable Chasm, N. Y. and Ocean
Grove, N. J. While at Ausable
Chasm they were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Alt. Mr. Alt is man-
ager of the Gift Shop at the Chasm.
Mrs. Alt, formerly operated ‘Cards
and Stuff” a gift shop in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of an eight pound, two ounce daugh-
ter, August 18, in Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital. This is the Wallace's sixth
x child.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gray,
Noxen, announce the birth of a
daughter August 17 in General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Godfring,
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas announce
the birth of a son, August 19 in
Megha Memorial Hospital.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans, Church
oi Str eet, left Tuesday to spend some
time visiting their son and daughter-
in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans
| week; K. 'C. Martin, Jr.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AU UiUsT 24, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 5:
Neig, hborhood in And Notes Of Personal Interest
wife of Jerry. Gerrity. Reverend
Frederick Eidam united the couple
Tautheran Church,
10 a.m.
Beverly is the daughter of Mr.
August 21 at
at a ceremony held at S. Paul's | High School.
and Mrs. Charles W Gosart, Main |
Highway, Dallas. She is a graduate they will take up residence at Pollock
of Westmorelnd High School and !Court Apartments, Sweet Valley.
Beverly Ann Gosart Marries
Jerry Gerrity, August 21
At a quiet Monday morning serv- | gives her father a hand at his store.
ice Beverly Ann Gosart became the |
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gerrity, Kidder Street,
‘Wilkes-Barre, attended Coughlin
He too is employed
at Gosart’s Cash and Carry.
The Gerrity’s left after the cere-
mony to spend their honeymoon in
New York City. On their return
Donna Lee Brown :
To Wed William Norris
Mrs. Florence Brown, 25 Meadow-
crest, Trucksville, announced the
engagement of her daghter, Donna
Lee to William &L. Norris son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lansford Norris, R. D.
5, Shavertown.
Miss Brown, daughter also of the
late Francis W. Brown, is an alum-
na of Westmoreland High School
and St. Mary's Hospital School of
Nursing, Scranton. She is employed
at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Norris is a graduate of Leh-
man High School and is employed
by the Kanarr Corporation.
ober 7.at 1 pm. in Shavertown
Methodist Church.
Brown Sisters, Guests
At Birthday Party
Mrs. Irving Brown, R. D. 3, Dal-
las held a birthday party at home
for her two daughters last Sunday.
Donna Lee Brown was nine-years-
old, August 21 and Theresa Jane
Brown was five, August 11.
Guests attending the party were:
Robert and George Brown, Donna
and Paulette Kocher, Bonnie and
Theada Hoyt, Ernie and Danny
Chapman, Michelle Williamson, Diane
Seymour, Karen Fritzgarld, Doris |
June, Tommy, Howard, Edward, Lou
Ann and Donald Stritzinger; and
Joy Lewis.
Game prizes were awarded to |
Donna and Paulette Kocher, Danny |
‘Chapman, Michelle Williamson and |
Bonnie Hoyt.
The wedding will take place Oct- |
i president of the group.
Sandra Morris, Guest
At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Charles Engelman and Mrs.
Bernard Mulligan, Noxen, enter-
tained at a shower at the Carl
Siglin home for bride elect Sandra
Morris Friday evening. Present
were Mesdames Edith Smith, Rich-
ard Traver, Weston Ruff, Jacque-
line Ruff, Willard Bender, Jacob
Simons, Joe Dotter Percy Philips,
Albert May, William Lyons, Rus
sell Newell, David Morris, Rinaldo
Sutliff, Lloyd Newell, Guy Fritz,
Roy Hess, Loren Case, Arthur
Blizzard, Anna Hackling, George
Brody, Lewis Hackling, Ernest Teet-
sel, Clark Oliver, Fred Coole John
Newell, Joseph Nalbone, Don Wall,
Niles Sickler, James Patton, Alan
Wilson, Shirley Witters, Doris La-
Bar, Carl Siglin, Elmer Weaver,
Alex Wilson, Russell Newell Jr;
Sharon Farver, Beverly Lord, Pat-
sy Newell, Jean Harvey, Shirley
Witters, Doris Siglin, Teresa Mulli-
gan, Dawn Mulligan Thelma Sue
Engelman and the guest of honor.
Kings’ Daughters Plan
Rutumn Hat Show
King's Daughters Class, Shaver-
town Methodist. Church will spon-
sor a Hat Show, Wednesday eve-
ning, September 6 at 8: 00, to be
held at the Church. Well-known hat
stylist, Clarice, will show a collec-
tion of custom-made fall hats. Chair-
{man of the affair is Mrs.. Oliver
| Troup, Co-chairman, Mrs. Harry Gal-
Hetty, in charge of refreshments is
Mrs. Charles Tucker, publicity, Mrs.
(C. P. Dominick. Mrs. Ted Meixell
At Wo
was held at Wolfe's Grove,
Valley, on Sunday, August 13 with
112 of the Martin Clan and nine
visitors present.
Harry Martin, Sr. presided at the
business meeting and was unani-
mously re-elected president for the
next year. Other officers chosen:
Secretary, Mrs. Wayne F. Hoover;
Treasurer, Mrs. Gilbert Husted; and
Roy McCullough for games, prizes,
and - program, Mr. Frank McCul-
lough led the devotions.
The reunion will be held next
year at Charles Martin's, Kunkle,
on the second Sunday in August.
Prizes were awarded to William
Martin, oldest member, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Martin, largest family,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCullough,
Delaware, traveling the farthest, to
attend. One month old, Brigitte
Lynn, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Stevens, received a prize for
the youngest. A ‘Jest’ gift was
awarded to Afton Reese for being
the “most”! !
Happy Birthday was extended to
Charles S. Martin, Sr. who cele-
brated his eightieth birthday this
Brigitte
Lynn Stevens, Mark Thomas, and
Kris Yeisley, are the new descend-
ants for this year; Mr. and Mrs.
- Charles R. Newell and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Kraitz are this years newly
weds. Also heartiest congratula-
tions go to Priscilla Martin and Mr.
Laing Coolbaugh who are to be
married Saturday, August 19.
A family history book for the
descendants of the Marshall Mar-
tin-Martha Anderson Martin family
is being compiled. Send all infor-
mation to Mrs. Wayne F. Hoover.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McCullough, Mrs. Delores
Fields and Roberta; Frank Cohen,
and Roy McCullough, Delaware;
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Husted and
Richard, Idetown; Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Thomas Jr., Mark and Lewis
III, West Nanticoke; Mrs. John
Koza, Sr., John Jr. and Donna,
Boonton, New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Smith, Mrs. Stephen Calkins,
Rochester, New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hoyt, Sr., Mary Lou and
Gary; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt,
Jr. Tunkhannock; Mrs. Corvia Pil-
osi, Kathy and Vicky, Harvey's
Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derham-
mer, Laurie and Terry, Beaumont;
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Stevens, and
Brigitte Lynn, Jenningsville.
All from Dallas and Kunkle are:
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stanton,
Robert and Carl; Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Bloomer, Melinda and Brenda; Wil-
liam Martin; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Roberts, Carrie Lee, Brenda, and
Lowell, Jr., Mr. and Mr& Bill Race,
Debbie and Billy; Mr. and Mrs. Af-
at Falls Church, Va. While there
they will visit Virginia historical
spots.”
‘Ed Fielding has rested his hair
dressing business in Trucksville
after spending several weeks touring
| Europe: ¥ i
Second Annual Martin Reunion |
Sweet |
Martin Descendants Gather
te's Grove, Sweet Valley
ton Reese, Richard, Ronald, and
George Clemow; Mrs. Virginia
Davis and Mary Lou Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth A. Martin; Mr. and
Mrs. William Weaver; Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Yeisley, Kim, Kay, Kent, and
Kris Yeisley.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Conden,
Sharon and Linda; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bolton, Bobby and Ernie;
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth C. Martin,
K. C. Jr. and Johnny; Mr. Charles
Martin, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mar-
tin, Sr. and Priscilla Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne F. Hoover, Gary,
Brian, and Kendra Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Martin, Wanda, Roy,
Dick, and Bob; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Krainz; Delores Dymond; and El-
wood Martin, Skippy, David, and
Jimmy.
Visitors: Laing Coolbaugh, Robert
Hebda, Conrad Higgins, Elloise Hol-
grem, Dodie Casterline, Carol Hed-
sal, Ted Murphy, Jan Ujvarosy,
and Mrs. Losetta Walius.
Walter Eckerds, Home
On Ten Day Furlough
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eckerd, Ha-
wail, are spending a ten day fur-
lough with parents and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Eckerd, Loyalville.
Mrs. Eckerd is the former Aiko
Vechi, born in Hawaii, daughter of
Mr. and the late Mrs. Matsuju
Vechi. She has taught English for
eight years in Levittown, the Car-
olinas and her native country.
The couple left Monday for Me-
dina, N. Y. where they will visit
Mr. Eckerd’s brother, Robert and
George and his sister, Caroline and
families. Then they go by way of
Canada to Camp Minot where they
will be stationed for some time.
Mr. Eckerd has also taken up
teaching and is now a student
teacher.
Anthony Didjulises,
Married Sixteen Years
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Didjulis,
Carverton Road, R. D. 3, Wyoming,
Pa., celebrated their 16th Wedding
Anniversary at High Point Inn, Mt.
Pocono, recently.
The couple was married in St.
Theresa’s Church, Shavertown, by
the Rev. J. J. O'Leary, August 16,
1945.
Mrs. Didjulis is the former Cath-
erine C. McGahren daughter of the
late Attorney John and Mrs. John
McGahren.
Mr. Didjulis is retired from the
United States Air Force, having
served 23 years and presently is
self employed at his residence in
the upholstery business.
Alice Shortz Marries
Roderick K. Davis
Friends and relatives gathered at
Trucksville Methodist Church for
the marriage of Alice Shortz to Rod-
erick K. Davis, Saturday afternoon
at 2, August 19. Reverends Dr.
Russell Hawke and Robert Ger-
mond officiated. Leona Austin played
the wedding music and Mrs. Gorg-
iena Love was soloist.
Miss Shortz chose Marygrace
Cooney, Wilkes-Barre, as her maid
of honor and bridesmaids, Sallie
Price, Alden, and Mrs. Robert Har-
rison, Woodbury, New Jersey. Holly
Phillips of Trucksville was flower
girl.
As best man, Mr. Davis selected
his brother, Donald Davis. Ushers
were James Grace, Wilkes-Barre,
and Ralph Easton Jr., Pitman, New
Jersey.
Following services, a reception was
held in the church social rooms.
Alice, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Shortz, 120 Lehigh
Street, Trucksville, is a graduate
of Westmoreland High: School and
has attended Tobe-Coburn School
| with Mrs. Donal¢ Smith, aunt-
| Glenn Brown, Huntsville Road, are
Bride Of Laing
Priscilla Mgie Martin, daughter |
of Mr. and Ms. Harry A. Martin, |
Fernbrook, Saturday, became the |
bride of Laing N Coolbaugh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vlertin Coolbaugh, 64
Mr. And Ts. Harry Smith
Hosts At )pen House
Mrs. Libbie 3mith entertained at
open house a Sunday, August
20th for Rev. ad Mrs. Harry Smith
and four childen: Richard, Ronald,
Gregory and Jheri of San Diego,
California wh are spending a
months vacatia with relatives and
friends in Tolyhanna and in the
Back Mountair Area.
Preset wereMr. and Mrs. Alfred
Smith, Rocheser, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. Velton Snith, Hamburg, Pa.;
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth Smith,
Bernie, Pa.; Clak Smith, Betty Lou,
Allentown,; Mi and Mrs. Malcom
Smith, ‘Mr. an< Mrs. George Smith
and family, Fie; Mr. and Mrs.
David Keiper, daughter Valerie with
Mrs. Sylvia Fankenfield, Toby-
hanna,; Mr. anc Mrs. Lester Frank-
enfield and fanily, Towanda,; Mr.
and Mrs. Jame Hayden, Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Betty
Goodman and laughter Michelle,
Wilkes-Barre; drs Mildred Davis,
Mrs. Jessie Hagenbaugh, children,
Linda and Billy, Debra, Mrs. Cath-
erine Patton, Lehman; Kirk Lannan,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davis
and family. Mrs. Vivian Rinken, Deb-
ra, Albert Garimger, Mrs. Alfred
Hadsel, Mrs. Emoy Hadsel, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Fritz. Mrs. Rachel Wil-
liams, Bess ‘Coole, Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Meade, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Meade, Mr. and Mrs Walter Meade
and sons Walter Jr and Donnie, Mrs.
Corey Meade, Mrs Joseph Comsikey,
two daughters of Kingston; Edmond
Webber, son Freddie, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Hoover, Mr. and Mrs Francis
Smith, Mr and Mrs. Donald Smith
Spend Week At Mt. Top
Faye, Glenn Gay,
Brown, daughters of Mr.
and Susan
and Mrs.
spending the week at Mountain
Top as guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crawford.
Their brother Fred is vacationing |
at Sharbot Lake, Ontario, Canada,
where he is enjoying a fishing trip |
with the Lester Squiers, their sons
Roy and Carl and Eleanor Humph-
rey.. The Brown children’s grand-
mother, Mrs. Faye Brown is visit-
ing in Endicott this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Cordon Randall.
Miss ’riscilla Martin Becomes
N. Coolbaugh
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown. The
East Dallas Methodist Church, by
the Reverend Thomas Davis, St. |
Stevens Church, Wilkes Barre.
Miss Martin selected as maid of |
honor, Marion Shupp, Kunkle, and | Nancy Case and Heidi
as bridesmaid, Lois Ryman, Dallas.
Her nieces, Melinda Bloomer, Bren-
da Bloomer and Judy Martin were |
flower girls.
Assisting ‘the ~~ bridegroom were
his brother Merton J. Coolbaugh Jr., |
as best ‘man and James Morgan as
usher. |
The reception followed in the |
church basement.
Both the bride and groom are |
graduates of Westmoreland High |
School. Mrs. Coolbaugh is presently
employed at Commonwealth Tele-
phone Company. Laing, stationed
at Norfolk, Virginia, is fireman
aboard the U.S.S. Wood County,
which will ship out for the Medit-
erranean, September 11.
While her husband is in service,
Mrs. Coolbaugh will stay with her
parents at their home on Maple-
wood Heights.
Kathleen Celeste Lumley
Christened On Sunday
Little Kathleen Celeste -Lumley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Lumley, Harris St. was Christened
in the Gate of Heaven Church on
Sunday by Father Richard Frank.
Godparents were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Noon Sr- of Fernbrook.
Following the service a dinner
was served to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon |
Austin, Mrs. William Hartman, son
Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noon Sr.,
Beverly Noon, Thomas McGlymn,
Mrs. Thomas Jordon, Mr. and Mrs.
Julia Sans and daughter, Carol and
Mary Alice Lumley.
Thomas Swire Family
Enjoys Sunday Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bwire,
Loyalvile, entertained at a family
picnic at Swire’s Grove on Sunday.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Eveland and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Hayley, Savonia, N. Y.; Wil-
liam Birt, William Birt Jr., Berwick;
Bart Long Broadway; Warren Long,
Shavertown; Sandra and Diane |
Swire, Pike’s Creek; Mr. nd Mrs. |
Clyde Lord and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Iran Steinruck, Della, Fred Swire,
Loyalville; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kijek
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alb
Craig Selingo
Celebrates Birthday
At a picnic party, August 16,
Rges Of Brother And
Sister Total 318
Jo Selingo. | next to oldest, is 82.
‘A brother and three sisters whose
Craig Selingo celebrated his third | ages add up to 318 years, gathered
birthday on the lawn of his home | at the Harry Nolf home on De-
at Huntsville, Craig is the son of | munds Road for the weekend,
couple was joined in marriage at | Mr: and Mrs. Leonard Selingo. i
| ports Mrs. Nolf. From Douglaston,
Guests were: Walter and April | Long Island, came Mrs. Cora Stone,
| Chamberlain, Janis Blight, Richard | 85; Mrs. A: T. Payne, 77; and Miss
| Derby, Marla and Darrin Lewis, | Colleen Nolf, 74. Harry Nolf, the
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