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Mr. and Mrs. Atherton Clifford
~ and family, formerly of Riegelsville,
have purchased and moved into the
home at 146 Lehman Ave., formerly
the Patterson homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keefer and
family have purchased and moved |
into a ‘home on 42nd Street. Mr.
Keefer is salesman for the Fuller
Brush Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts and
family have purchased and moved
into 41 Sterling Ave. Dallas. Mr.
Roberts is a mechanic at the Kan-
agar ‘Corporation.
Robert Moyer, who has been work- | ;
ing ‘at Penn State University this |
summer, is svending three weeks
with ‘his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Moyer, Machell Ave. before
‘resuming his studies as a member
sof ‘the Junior Class at the Univer-
gity. :
. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood E. Swingle,
Shavertown, celebrated ‘their four-
teenth wedding ° anniversary on
Thursday, August 24, with a pic-
‘nie.
“Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richards, former
East Orange, N. J. residents have
purchased and moved into the Trox-
ell home ‘on Huntsville Road, Dal-
las. Mr. Richards is retired.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eslick and
family have moved from Basking
Ridge, N. J. to 127 Perrin Ave.,
Shavertown. Mr. Eslick is employed
dt the Veterans’ Hospital. Z
Lillian Pugsley, former N. Wash-
ington Street, Wilkes-Barre resident,
has purchased and moved into a
home at Frangorma Drive, West-
moreland Hills. Miss Pugsley 4s a
retired internal revenue secretary.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Herbert Sugden
are sharing the Pugsley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rish, newly-
weds, have rented and moved into
a home at 48 Joseph Street, Dal-
las. Mr. Rish is employed by Stull
Brothers in Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kulick and
family, former Swoyersville resi-
dents,” have purchased and moved
into a home on William Street, Dal-
las. Mr. Kulick is a mechanic ‘with
the Kanaar Corporation.
Captain William Dierolf and fam-
ily of Fort Campbell, Ky. are spend-
ing a leave with their families in
the Back Mountain Area.
. Mrs. Victor Cross, Woodlawn
Drive, Dallas, is a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital.
“Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey ‘have
returned to their home on Wood-
lawn Drive after spending some time
at their camp in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Heslop,
former Kingston residents, now of
Demunds Road, Fernbrook, have as
guests their daughter and family,
Mrs. Clifford Scourfield of Philadel-
phia. Mr. Scourfield will spend Labor
Day week end here and take them
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lozier and
family who formerly resided in a
trailer at the lake have purchased
and moved into a home at 166 Park
Street, Dallas. Mr. Lozier is a carp-
enter for ‘Whitesell Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Leet ‘have
moved from Buffalo, N.Y. to Hem-
lock Drive, Oak Hill. Mr. Leet iis
director of music at the First Pres-
byterian Church, Wilkes-Barre.
“Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanson and
ten-year-old son David, of Church
Street, returned last week
spending three weeks in Los Ang-
eles. Flying out to the West Coast,
they returned by train and bus for |
a closer view of the country.
“Mrs. Edna Bell, Brown Street,
Wilkes-Barre, spent: the weekend
with Mr: and Mrs. Frank Charlton
Heslop, School Street, Shavertown.
Mrs. Dorothy Elston, Middletown,
Delaware, is a house guest of Mrs.
Lewis Ide, Lehman.
‘Gordon Steele and Lee Riker,
Tunkhannock; Ray Hubble, Noxen; [|
and Lewis Ide. Lehman are enjoying |
a. weeks fishing in Callabogee Ontar-
io; Canada. y
Fred Anderson, Pioneer Avenue, |
Shavertown, is a patient at Nesbitt |
Hospital, where he submitted to sur-
gery Monday.
Jetfrey Kevin Stoner
Mrs and Mrs. Bernard Stoner,
Newtown, Pa., announce the birth |
of a baby boy, Jeffrey Kevin, on |
August 11. This is their third son.
Mrs. Stoner is the former Dilys
Rowlands. Trucksville. Her mother,
Mrs. Richard Rowlands spent the
past week with them.
Douglas J. Davies
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boehme have
their seeond great-grandchild in the
announcement of the birth to Mr. |
and Mrs. William Davies of Levit-
town, a son, Douglas J. Davis, Aug-
ust 22, 1961. Mrs. Davies is ddugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Keiper of ||
Dallas. Douglas weighed over ‘eight
pounds at birth: He has a big brother
Bill, nineteen months old.
Scott Thomas Ginter
Mr. and Mrs. William Ginter, Lake
Sillkworth, announce the birth of a
baby boy, Scott Thomas, Saturday,
August 19, weight seven pounds two
ounces. He has a three year old
brother, Billy. Mrs. Ginter is ‘the h
former Shirley Walters.
Kiwanis Club Meets
Regular meeting of Kiwanis Club,
Dallas, was held at the Country
Wednesday, August 23.
The business meeting was iy
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 7
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
To Marry September 8
SANDRA LEE MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Morris,
Noxen, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Sandra Lee, to Ronald
Lee Swingle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Siglin of Noxen.
Miss Morris, a graduate of Lake-
Noxen ‘High School, was graduated
School of Nursing, Wilkes Barre, in
the Class of 1961. Mr. Swingle
was also graduated from Lake-
Noxen High School. He ‘is em-
ployed as foreman at the Armour
Leather Company in Noxen.
The wedding will take place in
First Methodist Church, September
8 at 8 p.m.
Club Outing
Sixth Legislative District Repub-
lican 6-50 Club will hold its first
annual outing Saturday, September
9, at Wisnieski’s Pine Brook Grove
on Demunds Road from 1 to 9 P.M.
Mrs. Anna Marie Chappell, Sum-
mit Street, Shavertown, will celeb-
rate her ninetieth birthday anniver-
sary September 4. Her children plan
a dinner party and will have open
house for family and friends after-
noon and evening of September 3, at
the home" of Mrs. Charles Howe,
Summit St.
Born in Denmark, Anna Marie
Neilson came to this country when
she was eighteen and settled in
Wilkes-Barre. Her first husband,
Oliver Phebey, was killed 54 years
ago while at work in Conyngham
Mine.
After marrying William Chappell
the couple moved to the present
home in Shavertown, where Mrs.
Chappell has lived for 37 years. Mr,
from Wyoming Valley Hospital
John Girvans, Hosts
At Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
Street, Dallas, entertained at din-
ner, Friday, honoring Mrs.
Girvan on her eighty-fourth birth-
day. 3
Present were: Mrs. David ‘Girvan,
Nanticoke; her daughter, Mrs. A. C.
Westerhof, Carlisle, Towa; Mrs." Ly-
dia Jacobs and Mrs Lydia Jonathon,
both of Nanticoke; Mrs. Thomas
Kepner, Brooklyn, New York, and
the host and hostess.
Deborah Lee Berti
Avenue, have announced the birth
of a six pound, six ounce baby girl,
Ittle girl,
months old. .
Mrs. Berti. is the former Judy
Hess of Lehman. Jack is son of Mrs.
Norti Berti and the late Burgess
Berti of Dallas. ;
Dianna Lynn,
Amy Jo Grose
Mr: and “Mrs. Robert Grose, 34
Pamono Street, Forty Fort, announce
the birth of a six pound baby gir],
Amy Joe, at Nesbitt Hospital on
August 17. This is their first child.
| © Mrs. Grose is the former Melba
| Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
{Ray Thomas of Forty Fort. Mr.
Grose is the popular manager of
Dallas Dairy Baseball Team, son
of Mrs. Clara Grose. He is employed
‘by Dallas Dairy.
At Katharine Gibbs
Barbara DeWitt Smith, Shrine
View, is enrolled as a resident stu-
dent in the One-Year Secretarial
Course at the Katherine Gibbs
School, New York, where she started
her work July tenth. Miss Smith, a
graduate of Linden Hall Academy,
attended Syracuse University.
Resident of Thirty-Seven Years
Celebrates Ninetieth. Birthday
Chappell passed away in 1945.
Mrs. Chappell has always taken
pleasure in helping at the Shaver-
town Methodist Church and is an
active member of the W.S.CS. and
Beruin Sunday School Class.
Enjoying good health she enjoys
crocheting and reading and helps
with the housework.
She has four sons and three
daughters, Richard Phebey, Wyom-
ing; « Oliver Pheby, Phila; John
Chappell, Shavertown;
Chappell, Trucksville; ‘Mrs. R. B.
Hammond, Phila.; Mrs. Charles
Howe, ‘Shavertown and Mrs. Charles
Coslett, Fort Pierce, Florida. Seven-
teen grandchildren and seven great-
grandchildren make a big family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berti, Machell
Deborah Lee, at Mercy Hospital on |
Friday, August 25. They have another |
eleven
Raymond |
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Saturday, August 5, Carol Ruth |
Stanley E. Weaver, Tunkhannock |
R. D. 2, became ‘the bride of Thomas |
Edward Richardson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Richardson of Terrace
Street, Dallas. Rev. Edwin Lintern |
performed the ceremony in Center- |
moreland Methodist Church at 2 |
p.m. ‘Gwyn Evans played the wed-
ding music. |
{Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore floor length gown
of white peau de soie styled with |
hoop" skirt, tight bodice with Sab- |
rina neckline and short scalloped
sleeves. Rose Appliques and a large
bustle bow finished off the back of
the gown. The elbow length veil |
of imported French illusion fell from
a Juliet camp of seed pearls and
sequins and she carried a Colonial
bouquet of white carnations ‘and
ivy.
Bridesmaid was Margaret Beth
Weaver, and junior bridesmaid, Alice
Sue Weaver, sisters of the bride of
Centermoreland. “They chose ident-
ical ballerina length gowns of turqg-
oise silk organza, matching head-
| bands with nose veils and swing
. bouquets of yellow carnations.
; Mrs. Weaver, mother of the bride,
| selected ivory colored ‘street length
dress embroidered with pink rose
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MR. AND MRS. THOMAS E. RICHARDSON
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Mrs. Richardson. mother of the |
| ‘bridegroom, beige sheath of silk |
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and shoulder bouquet of yellow and
bronze orchids.
Best man for Mr. Richardson was
his twin brother, Robert, and ushers,
James C. Thomas, Shavertown, and
Harry. Lee Ohlman, Collingswood,
Following the ceremony, a recep-
lors and the couple left for the
Thousand Islands and Ontario. They
reside in their mewly built ranch
style home at Centermoreland.
Mrs. Richardson is a graduate
of Westmoreland High School. She
is employed by U.GI in Kingston.
Mr Richardson was also graduated
from Westmoreland High School and
served with the U.S. Navy. He is
associated with Back Mountain Lum-
ber and Coal Company.
Sweet Valley Couple
Married Forty Years
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Witkowski,
Forest Hills, Sweet Valley, observed
their fortieth wedding anniversary
on Monday, August 28.
Mrs. Witkowski is the former Dor-
There are three children: Mrs.
Iren Pall, Hunlock Creek; Mrs. John
Busch, Conyngham, Pa.; and Mrs.
Gordon Flynn, Trinidad, West Ind-
ies, also seven grandchildren.
Wilma Jean Lyons
Is Honored At Shower
Carol Bennett and Carol Jane
Jolley, Noxen, entertained at a var-
iety shower at the home of Mrs.
Harold Bennett for bride elect Wilma
Jean Lyons recently.
Present. were Mesdames Osman
Casterline, Percy Philips, Jack Wint-
‘| ers, Eileen Crispell, James’ Wyant,
William McGovern, John Lyons,
Franklin Patton, David Morris, Wil
liam Lyons, Warren Montrose, Carl
Jolley, Harold Bennett; Sandra Mor-
ris, Louise Patton, Sharon. and
Marian Jolley, the guest of honor
and the hostesses.
Lisa Marie Williams
Has Second Birthday
Lisa Marie Williams celebrated
her second ‘birthday anniversary on
August 11 visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Williams, 28 S. M3gin
Street, Trucksville. Present were
Mrs. William Thomas, Billy David,
Bobby Williams, Mrs. Albert Petcav-
age, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | shoulder bouquet of pink roses and | Miller, Sandra, Irvin, Mrs. Wilma
Fennell and Marilyn, Mrs. David
Williams and Mrs. Elizabeth Row-
lands.
Lisa is living with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Miller,
Lambertville, N. J. and Bobby, nine
months old, is living with Mr. and
Mrs. William Thomas, Wilkes-Barre,
while their mother is recovering
from illness.
Back To College
Robert VanHorn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert VanHorn, Lake Street,
will return Friday from New York
City where he has been employed
and will resume his studies at Jer-
ferson Medical School, Philadelphia,
on September 11. John VanHorn
has been attending Officers Train-
ing Camp for U.S. Marines at Quan-
tico, Va. He will return to Scran-
ton University next month as a ||
member of the Sophomore Class.
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} |othy Kearney of West Nanticoke. |Club, Mrs. Josph Rauch, a charter
! | The couple was married by the Rev. | member of the club. outlined plans
{‘P.. I. Colligan, August 21 at St:
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' sell and Madge McHose were selected
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| east District Meeting, September 18 ls
| at Mt. Pocono.
First fall meeting of the club
| was set for September 7, at 8 p.m. |
{in the Lake School. Jean Jones is
{in charge of the program, assisted |
| by Eileen Gillis and Florence Yellitz. |
the Board mesting |
were: Mesdames Malcolm Nelson, +
| Present at
Raymond Garinger Richard Williams,
| ‘Calvin McHose, Roland Ritts,
nell, ‘Al Chepanonis, Ralph - Lutes,
Ruth Deets, “Wilfred Ide, - George
Searfoss,
ine Davis, Miss Treva Traver and the
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| Bicking, Joseph. Rauch, Arthur Dar- |
Charles Williams, Albert ||
Armitage, Howard Jones, Miss Paul- |
BARBARA LINSHES WEISBERGER
{ September 3.
Plans Fifteenth Birthday Party
At a recent meeting of the Board, | hostesses, Mrs. Elwood Whitesell as
Woman's Service | Sisted by Mrs. Harvey Kitchen.
Altar and Rosary Society of |
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