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Personal
Rosalie Martin spent a ten day
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Martin, Harveys Lake.
Since graduating from Westmore-
land in 1960 she has been employed
as secretary for the recreation de-
partment of St. Petersburg, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crispell,
Florida, will return home after
spending the summer in Pennsyl-
vania.
Fi Frank Harvey and = Mrs.
ie Hazletine, Dallas, and Mrs.
Harvey's grandchildren, Debra and
Blaine Oney left yesterday for Miami,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey, Wood-
lawn Avenue, Dallas, recently enter-
tained Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Phoenix,
Arizona; Mrs. Harriet CingNars,
Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mattrice and grandson, Kenneth
Thompson, Oneonta.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Eggleston, Vernon, was Eleanor
Resig, Altoona. Mrs. Eggleston and
Miss Resig were roommates at Col-
lege Misericordia. The Egglestons
recently entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Barr, Pittsburgh, and Mr.
and Mrs, K. W. Besteder, New Cum-
berland
. Robert Eggleston, Vernon,
spending a tew days with college
friends at Ocean City, Maryland.
Mrs. Chester Glahn, Marjorie and
David have returned from a two
week vacation in Juliet, Ill. While
there, they attended the wedding of
Mrs. Glahn’s niece Mary Alice Prynn
to Stanley Graver.
ye Sam Spaciano, Mis. Robert
jor and Susan have returned
from a motor trip to Indiana. The
Majors visited Mrs. Major's sister
is
Mrs. Glenn Barrett at Edinburg,
Ind., whom she hadn’t seen for
five years-
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P Marks,
Lehman, and Mrs. Howard Cohen
and Sally and Tommy, Harveys
Lake, spent the holiday weekend
with their families in Pittsburg.
Stuart and Louise attended a fam-
ily dinner party honoring the form-
er’s mother who was eighty five.
The Cohens attended baptism cere-
monies for Mrs. Cohen’s niece.
Sam Spaciano has returned from
the hospital where he was under
observation.
Jerry Shilanski, Mrs. Art Hoover,
Carol Ann Lamoreaux and Mrs.
Morton Connelly motored to Ocean
Grove for the week end. They
stayed at the Hotel La Pierre where
Mrs. Shilanski is head cook and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Stahl
and mother, formerly from Forty
Mrs. Jean Agnew, Sandy, Joy
d “Brian, Idetown and Mr. and.
" Jerry Brown, East Dallas spent
Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bolen in State College.
Miss Myra Carlin, East Dallas is
a patient at Nesbitt Memorial Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross T. Bartleson
and sons, Brian, and one month
old: Bruce returned to Levittown,
Pa. on Thursday after spending
three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hinkle, Shavertown. Mrs. Bartleson
is the former Jacqueline Hinkle. Mr.
Bartleson is teacher of English and
social studies and soccer and bask- |
etball coach at Pensburg School,
Fairless Hills. While here the Bar-
tlesons were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Smith, of Mrs.
Ear] Henwood Sr. and of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Mugford, Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hinkle spent
Friday at Sayre visiting their son
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Hinkle and Judith. Sun-
day the senior Hinkles had as din-
ner guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold R.
Ragerick of Syracuse.
‘Wesley Evans, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer Evans, DeMunds Road,
has entered Lycoming College at
Williamsport where he will take
the Business Administration course.
A. member of the football team at
Westmoreland High School where
he graduated in June, Wesley plans
to go out for football at Lycoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey,
with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thomp-
son of Dallas, and Edward Oncay
Jr. of Lehman, spent a week at Des
Joachims in Quebec. }
James F. Davenport Sr. of Leh-
man entered General Hospital this
week for observation.
Mrs. Florence Phillips and her
ofher, Mrs. F. M. Gordon have
i a houseful for several days,
sometimes as many as sixteen
guests at a time. Children = and
children’s children were: Dick and
Lois Phillips, with Chuckie, Carol
and Nancy, from Wilmington, Del.,
accompanied by Stephen Gregory
fram Westchester; George and Betty
Jean Phillips with children Johnny,
Jimmie, and Janice, from Buffalo;
and Barbara and Dick Simonton,
with children Bobby and Rickie,
from Harisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henney of Kun-
Xle spent several days last week
visiting their son and daughter-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henney at
Lititz. While their they attended
the Pennsylvania Dutch Festival at
Tancaster.
Jane and Jan Birnstock have re-
turned home after spending a week
with relatives in York, Penna. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Birnstock and Jo-
Carol drove down for the girls last
week-end.
Mrs. 'W. B. Schoonover, Center-
moreland, is spending some time
with her daughter, Mrs. William
Lave at Newburgh, N. Y. ;
~ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Voletto and
idee
Mr, and
Diane and Jerry, Easton,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1961
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 3
MARRIED AUGUST 26
“MRS. CRAIG A. BRYAN
At a very pretty candlelight serv-
ice, Gail Elizabeth Payne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Payne,
Greensburg R. D., became the bride
of Craig A. Bryan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Bryan of Murrysville,
Pa. Dr. Kenneth P. Rutter performed
the ceremony before an altar banked
with white mums, cybotum ferns
and palms. Mrs. William Dovens-
pike presided at the organ and Mrs.
James Nash was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore floor length gown
of silk faille styled with fitted bodice,
Jenny neckline, yoke of silk chiffon
detailed with rosebud motif and
elbow length sleeves. Her bouffant
skirt ended in a princess train caught
with self rose and her finger tip veil
fell from a ‘crown“of small rosebuds
and orange blossoms. She carried a
cascade bouquet of white roses, lilies
of the valley and stephanotis. A
chiffon and lace handkerchief used
by her mother on her wedding day
was fastened to the bridal bouquet.
Sandra Payne, sister of the bride
of Greensburg, was maid of honor
‘and Janet Kilgore, Murrysville, and
Lois Harkness, Flagler Beach, Fla.,
sisters of the bridegroom, Judy Hal-
ko, Easton, and Kandy Sweeney,
were bridesmaids. They chose iden-
tical street length gowns of middy
i groom, Dior blue silk linen, match-
blue silk organza fashioned with
fitted bodices with square neck-
lines and three quarter sleeves. They
wore matching hats of pompoms and
circle veils. All carried cascade
bouquets of white fuigi mums cent-
ered with dark blue delphinium.
Mrs. Payne, mother of the bride,
chose carbon blue silk peau de soie
dress, matching accessories and
shoulder bouquet of cymbidium, and
Mrs. Bryan, mother of the bride-
ing accessories and white cymbid-
ium.
Best man was Ted Noethling,
Pittsburg, and ushers, Gordan Kil-
gore, brother -in-law of the bride-
groom of Murrysville, James Ander-
son, Pitcairn, Telly Haretos and John
Puskaric, Duquesne.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at Mountain View Ho-
tel, followed by a buffet supper at
the home of the bride. The couple
honeymooned in Virginia. They will
reside at 6417 Kentucky Ave., Pitts-
burgh.
Mrs. Bryan is a member of the
Senior (Class at Chatham College
where she is majoring in history.
Mr. Bryan was graduated from Univ-
ersity of Pittsburgh. He is plant
manager of Carnegie Tar and As-
phalt Company.
Mr. and Mrs. C
Entertain At Outdoor Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long
entertained at their annual corn
| and weiner roast last week. Attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Walters, James, Kathleen and Tim-
A. D. Hutchisons Are
Married Forty Years
Mr and Mrs. A. D. Hutchison,
Overbrook Road, will celebrate their
fortieth wedding anniversary, today,
Thursday, September 7 with a fam-
ily dinner at the Irem Temple Coun-
try Club. Mrs. Martin Schmid, Mr.
Hutchison’s cousin of Canton, Ohio,
will be their house guest for the
occasion |
Mrs. Hutchison is the former Jean
Dodson of Wilkes-Barre.
Boderick S. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas,
Midway Manor, Shavertown, an-
nounce the birth of a six pound,
eleven ounce baby boy, Roderick
Scott, at Mercy Hospital on August
29. They have another little boy,
Bradford, aged two.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Jane
Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jennings of Norton Avenue.
Mr. Jenning is salesman for Cherry |
Burrell.
Sheri Darlene Malkemes
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Malk-
emes, ‘170 N. Main Street, Shaver-
town, have announced the birth of
a baby girl, Sheri Darlene, at Nesbitt
Hospital on August 26. The Malk-
emeses have two sons, Raymond Jr.,
two and a half and Bly, eleven
months.
Mrs. Malkemes is the former Mary
Lou Weigel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Weigel of Trucksville.
Mr. Malkemes is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Malkemes of Shavertown.
Mrs. Charles of
Street. \
Louis Achuff, Horie Hill Road,
is spending a week visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sterlng Achuff,
Sr., of Glendale and Mr. and Mrs.
Sterling Achuff, Jr., and family and
other Sehitves in Birbank, Cali-
Bupder
Claude J
and Mrs. Tom Billings a
{Mrs Nettie Post, =
narles H. Long
othy; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rich-
ards, Teddy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gable, Bobby and Linda; Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Sheerer, Donna and
Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. William
George, Marcia Jean; Mr. and Mrs.
John Richards, Lilly and Kipp; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Lanning, Darl,
Larry and Connie; Mr. and Mrs.
William Ferry, Bill and Lillie; Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Post and Henry;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wesley, Diane
and Helen; Rev. and Mrs. Kirby
Jones and B. K.
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Long;
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Long; Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Piatt; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Trumbower; Ord Trumbower; Rus-
sell Bilby; Mrs. Florence Turner and
Eddie; Mrs. Nettie Post; Mrs. Vida
Kitchen; Dayton Long and Cindi;
June Iverson and Brad; June Min-
gus and Kathy; Betty Lou
Edward Jones; Ned Griggs; John
Shierer; the host and hostess and
their children, Dean, Gloria, Wilma,
Jan, Wanda and Miralie Beth.
Bernard Gerritys
Are Married 34 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Gerrity,
98 Hilltop Drive, Oakhill, celebrated
their 34th wedding anniversary
August 31 with a family get-to-
gether at their home. The Gerrity's
were married in St Ignatius Church,
Centralia, by Rev. Father Patrick
Darrah, Mr. Gerrity’s uncle.
Mr. Gerrity is music supervisor |
in Lake-Lehman Area Schools. Four
children, are Mrs. James Andrews, of
Barnesville, Mrs. Gabriel Laibinis,
Bernard, Jr. of St. Louis,and Fran-
cis.
Brent Post Is Feted
On Second Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post were
hosts at a corn roast honoring their
son, Brent, on his second birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. William
George and Marcia; Mrs. Vida Kit-
chen; Mr. and Mrs. Clark Piatt; Mr.
Tab; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Long, =znd-Dean,
Gloria, Wilma, Jan, Wanda, and
Miralee and Brent's grandmother,
and |’
Fred Boote Family
Meets At Lake Winola
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boote ent-
ertained at a family reunion at their
summer home, Lake Winola, Sat-
urday when all the brothers and
sisters met for the first time in
twelve years. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. George Boote, Gorham, Maine;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boote, Corning,
N. Y,; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boote,
West Pittston; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Boote, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Boote, Knob Hill, Trucks-
ville; Mrs. Kate Houghwout, Forty
Fort; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post,
Cliffside, Trucksville.
They are sons and, daughters of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boote
of Trucksville,
Maranskys To Observe
Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maransky
will observe their silver wedding
anniversary Sunday, September 17,
with open house from 2 to 4. At
9 a.m. an Anniversary Mass will be
offered for the couple by Rev. S. F.
Banas, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Church, At two, a grotto dedicated
to the Blessed Mother will be blessed
by Father Banas at the Maransky
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Maransky were mar-
ried in St. Mary's Church, King-
ston, with the late Rev. Semkov-
ski officiating. Mrs. Maransky’s sis-
ter, Mrs. Sue Mikula, Perth Amboy,
N. J. and Peter Maransky, Sweet
Valley were attendants. Mrs. Mar-
ansky is the former Mary Busha of
Swoyersville. The couple has three
children, Mrs. Jack McClure, Lor-
raine, Ohio, Martin. and Dorothy at
home.
Mr. Maransky is employed by
Culp Brothers Construction Co. and
Mrs. Maransky is an employee of
Jay Fashions.
Sharon Kim Hinkle
Entertained At Party
Mr. and Mrs. William Lohman,
Trucksville, entertained at a family
party Thursday for their grand-
daughter, Sharon Kim Hinkle who
was one. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hinkle, Meadowecrest,
Grandma and Grandpa, Ted Hinkle,
Sandra Hinkle, the guest of honor
and the host and hostess.
Center piece for the party table
was a huge pink elephant.
Alan Dale Shaver
Is Guest At Party
On Friday afternoon,
Shaver was guest of honor at a
birthday party given by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr.
in the back yard of their home,
Overbrook Ave.
The birthday cake, decorated in
blue and white, was the center-
piece. Individual favors of boats
with name cards were for each
child. Enjoying the party were,
Brent Long, Donna and David
Rodgers; Jackie, Bobby and Larry
Snyder; Kevin Covert; Jimmy Gos-
art; Karen Karuza; Jim Snyder; Joy,
Ricky and Beaver Yeust; Tommy
and George Shaver; Pamela Weaver;
Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Mrs.
Charles Snyder, Sr., the host and
hostess and the guest of honor.
An ancient law of India called for
the widow to cremate herself on the |
funeral pyre of her husband.
PIZZA
Alan Dale :
Married
Sharon J. Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Butler, Shav-
ertown, and Peter V Lukasavage,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lukasa-
vage, Shavertown, were married on
Saturday, ‘August 5 in St. Ther-
eses Church, Shavertown.
Ceremony was performed by Rev.
Bernard Grogan. Barbara Yenches
wag organist. Dinner for the immed-
iate families was held at the King-
ston House, Kingston.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of silk or-
Mrs. Alex Johnston
Honored At Supper
A surprise birthday party was |
‘I 'held Sunday in honor of Mrs. Alex |
Johnston of Forty Fort, formerly |
of Dallas.
‘A buffet supper was served to |
the following: Mrs. Ruth Kunkle, |
Wilmington, Del; Mr.
Robert A. Williamson, York; Mr.
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Mrs. Jane Isaacs, Philip Kunkle, |
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| Carol, Rudy Beretta, Mr. and Mrs. |
Robert Williamson Sr, Mr. Alex.
Johnston and the guest of honor.
Family Picnic
A family picnic was held at the
| Buckhorn Lodge,
nell, Bernadine, Edward and Linda, |
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truskowski, |
Janet and Daniel, Wyoming; Mrs. |
Dianne Wegner, son Ricky and Mrs. |
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Sunday A cook out was enjoyed. |
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. |
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ganza over tissue taffeta made with
line and short sleeves.
skirt had appliques of hand rolled
headpiece was an elbow length veil
baby breath.
lan of Hathoro. Bridesmaid
Patricia Doryne of Levittown.
Attendants wore short dresses
made with white embroidered cot-
ton bodice and full skirt of white
‘was
polished cotton slip. They
ried Colonial bouquets of white and
| blue carnations. The bride’s mother
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The bride is a graduate of West
| Side Central Catholic High School
and was employed by McCrory’s
at Shavertown. The bridegroom was
graduated from St. Mary’s High
School, attended Kings College and
served with the armed forces. He
is employed by General Electric |
|in Johnson (City.
CORRECTION
Wilson Ryman — Tax Collector
will be at Dodson’s Store, Kun-
[lI kle on September 20th instead
il of Aug. 20th as advertised on
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Mrocko, Judy Young, Diane Aston,
Cynthia Rose Shultz, David Shultz,
Stanley Shultz Jr., Karen Shultz, |
Mrs. Mildred Shultz, Mr. and Mrs.
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Emershaw. Bernice received . many |
presents. Her father has returned
to the Great Lakes, having been
home for sometime with a broken
arm received when he fell on board |
| Edward Roberts,
Lester Creasy gathered.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Norton Newberry and children,
| Betty Lou, Bobby Lee and Norton,
| Abingdon, Md.; Mr. and Mrs- Ray-
mond Price znd Fred, Shavertown,
| Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Honeywell and
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Mrs. Abram Daniels and daughters
Kathy, Patty, Joan, Nancy and
| Gail, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
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Tommy, Mary Theresa and Barbara
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Packer, Lewisburg; Mrs. Hazel Loh-
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A son Elmer, Plains and family
| were unable to attend because of
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