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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1961
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John Sidorek To Mark
Twenty First Birthday
Radar Man, Second Class, John
Sidorek, will celebrate his twenty-
first birthday anniversary on Sat-
urday, September 16, at Govern-
ment Island, Alameda, Calif., where
he is stationed with the Coast Guard
on a patrol boat.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sidorek Harris Street, Fernbrook,
ne is married to the former Joyce
Fisk, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ster-
ling Fisk of Shavertown.
A graduate of Dallas Township
High School, he took his basic train-
ing at Camp May and completed
Radar Coast Guard training at Gro-
ton, Mass. He has been in the
service for two and a half years.
He, his wife and one year old son,
John, Jr., reside at 725 East 15th
Street, Oakland, Calif.
Personal
Janice Bronson has left for San
Bernardino, California, where she
will teach in the second grade, and
carry evening college courses to
complete studies in Guidance. Fly-
ing by jet, she stopped off in Arizona
to see Jean Davis, a former resident
of Sweet Valley. In Los Angeles she
saw Janet Cornell of Pikes Creek,
and continued to San Bernardino by
auto-gyro,
Dean Bronson has returned to
Shepherd's College, Shepherdstown,
‘W. Va., where another local boy, Bill
Williams of Idetown, a 1961 Lake-
Lehman graduate, is now enrolled
as a freshman.
Ann Peterson resumed her teach-
ing duties in Montreal last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Baumgarten,
newlyweds, spent the weekend with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Baumgarten, Sterling Avenue,
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gearhard,
Demunds Road; have announced the
birth of a baby girl at General
- Hospital on September 7.
Mrs. Wesley Oliver, Binghamton,
N. Y., spent several days last week
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ralph
Rood, Dallas; who celebrated her
birthday anniversary. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Harris, Har-
veys Lake R. D., have announced
the birth of a son at General Hos-
pital on September 7.
Mrs. F. M. Gordon and Mrs. Flor-
ence Phillips, Norton Avenue, have
as guests the former's daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck, Harv-
eys Lake, with seven-year-old daugh-
ter Katherine, spent the Labor Day
weekend in Philadelphia and at Fort
Dix, where they visited their son
James, who enlisted in the army
in, June. John Fluck Jr. of Wilkes-
Barre, with his wife, spent a five
days vacation between Philadelphia
and Fort Dix.
{Florence Billings, Dallas, left Mon-
day for New Jersey, where she will
teach at the New Rochelle Junior
High School. ;
Thelma A. Lamoreux has re-
turned to her home on 42nd Street
after spending two weeks in South-
ern California. Mrs. Lamoreéux flew
by T.W.A. Jet to Whittier where
she was guest of her niece and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Harvey
and children, Linda and David. Mrs.
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Daniel Browns Are
Hosts At Corn Roast
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown of
West Dallas entertained recently at
a corn roast and picnic supper.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Milford Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Spencer, Mr and Mrs. Harry Hil- |
bert daughter Julie Ann, son /Alpha, |
host and hostess.
| Markowitz, Brooklyn, to Morton Z, |
| Baumgarten, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Danny Griffiths
| Ben Baumgarten,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Griffiths, | pa]las.
Somerville, N. J. have welcomed |
into their home a seven month
baby boy, Danny E, This is their
first child.
Mrs. Griffiths is the former Isa-
bel Adam of Sayre. Mr. Griffiths is | chestra of New York City.
son of Mr. and Mrs, Oswald Grif- |
fiths, Demunds Road. He is a ge
teacher in Bridgewater Township Jace and ending in a chapel train. |
High School. | Her veil of |
Grandma Adam and Grand
Griffiths spent the weekend in Som#®¥ ried a bouquet of white orchids and
erville getting acquainted with stephanotis on a Bible,
Danny.
the Aperion Manor, Saturday, Aug-
i ficiated. . The wedding music was
Anne Lou Whitesell Becomes |
Bride Of Robert Paul Smith |
Anne Lou Whitesell, daughter of | Arthur Cragle, the bride's sister, |
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Whitesell, Sweet |
Married In Brooklyn
MR. And MRS. MORTON Z. BAUMGARTEN
Announcement has been made of maid of honor and Jill Binder, niece |
the marriage of Carole R. Markow- of thd bride, was junior maid of |
| itz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry honor. |
! {of the bridegroom of Brooklyn, act-
Sterling Avenue, | ed as best man and Jeffery Markow- |
(itz, brother of the bride, as junior
The ceremony was performed at best man, Ushers were Marvin Stan-
| islavsky, Paul Stanislavsky,
{ust 26. Cantor Kalman Kalish of- | Baumgarten, Roy Kanopsky, Marvin
| Kaplan, all cousins of the bride-
| furnished by the Richard Allen Or- | groom, and Julie Bender and Peter
| Ashe, friends. Ringbearer was Stu-
The bride wore gown of wite peau art M. Schnall, nephew of the bride-
soie reembroidered with alencon ; groom, of Brooklyn.
illusion was attached to | lyn College and will resume her
a crown of seed pearls and she car- | studies at tthe Uuniversity of Bridge
| port, Her husband is a graduate of
{New York University School of En-
| Susan Markowitz was her sister's | gineering where he was a member of
: ~ | Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity and Pi
Tau Sigma, mechanical engineering
honor society, He will do post gradu-
| ate work at Yale University. Mr.
| Baumgarten is employed with Sik-
orski Aircraft as a mechanical en-
| gineer.
was soloist and Dean Long was or-| the couple will live in Bridgeport,
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Sidney Schnall, brother in-law of
Steve
Mrs. Baumgarten attended Brook-
After a wedding trip to Florida
| tion crown embedded with ‘seed
| pearls and iridescents from which
At\ a 7:30 o'clock candlelight
ceremony performed Saturday eve-
ning in the Ingalls Park Methodist
church, Chicago, Ill., Mary Alice
Prynn exchanged wedding promises
with. Stanley Jack Grauer.
Rev. Harold Stevens officiated at
the service, uniting in holy matri-
mony the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glendon L. Prynn, 2106 E. Wash-
ington St., and the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold W. Grauer, 6 Inde-
pendence Ave.
Appropriate wedding selections
were played throughout the cere-
mony by Grace McKee, organist,
who also accompanied the guest
soloist, Albert Kuempel.
Escorted by her father to an
altar flanked by twin bouquets of
white gladioli and 'mums, the bride
wore a gown of white rosepoint lace
and silk organza. The bodice was
underscored with a self fabric bow
and silk organza piping accented
the scalloped neckline and elbow-
length sleeves. Self-fabric bows
created interest at the back of the
bouffant skirt that swept into a
chapel train. Y.
‘Adorning her head was a corona-
her fingertip veil of imported silk
illusion fell. She carried a cascade
bouquet of stephanotis centered by
a ‘white orchid and backed by
huckleberry leaves.
The bride's sister, Patricia Prynn,
carried out the duties of maid of
honor. She was dressed in gown
of cloud pink silk erganza over
taffeta highlighted by a shirred bo-
dice with scooped neckline and
and short sleeves. The bouffant
ballerina-length skirt was accented
by a bustle bow and French hem.
Her headpiece was a matching petal
cloche, and she carried a white
lace fan festooned with pink tipped
feathered carnations.
A rainbow effect was evidenced
as the bridesmaids, Miss Wilma
Etnyre of Mt. Carroll, Mrs. James
Reeder and Mrs. Donald Doyle,
walked up the aisle. Their gowns
of sky blue, nile green, and maize
silk organza over taffeta were
styled identically like the maid of
in Ce Te Yas Thelma Valley, became the bride of Robert | ganist. | Conn. honor’s. Pearl and crystal jewelry,
Hendershot of Luzerne. : 4 | 3 |
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams | Fa a i. oq Ye Ta Porm vant Talo was EECCA CCAS 2
2nd ehildren. Bethy. Yer and Se Croydon, on Saturday, September 2. | were Alice Whitesell, the brides 2 / £
have moved to Baltimore. . IS 1 The ceremony was performed by ' sister, Sharon Hannis, Ashley; and EZ 5 |
Williams has accepted a position I ‘Rev. B. Kirby Jones, assisted by Linda Morris, Shickshinny IB El : ;
Bao Schools. She will teach Rev. Leslie Glouden, at the First Doran Edwards of Levittown was = Reis : \ : a I TE © Fa
second grade. : dds i Was 3 Zz E : ? a : " SE §
Billy Williams, son of Mr, and | Christian Chel, Sweet Valey, Mrs. | host, man mod un aller: Tron 5 ‘The Best in Food and Service Always conte J
Mrs. Bruce Williams, is attending Rs v | Smith, Arlington Va’ the ide. B 3
Shepherd’s Sollege, West Virginia. | Billy Duda Celeb ates | grom’s Te Twart Mars : SERVING : :
os mother and dad took him down Second Birthday Monday 'penndel ® Chinese Foods ® Steaks i A]
ast weekend. i : | (Given in marriage by her father, E @ i ® g
Borough Councilmen Robert’ Billy Duda, son of Mr. and Mrs. the bride wore gown of bridal satin = Italian Foods Chops : ve 3
Moore and Harold Brobst have re- | Peter Duda, celebrated his second trimmed with Chantilly lace. It was ¥ All Kinds of Sea Foods ed) 724010588 da
turned from a fishing trip in birthday with a party at his home | styled with long tapered sleeves and Sw ik i id |
Canada. on Davenport Street. Dallas, Mon- | a chapel train. Her veil of Fecach 4 The Whole Family Enjoys Our Delicious Food : 3
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Llewellyn, | day. Present were Karen Broken- | illusion was arranged from a crown = Reservations for Fall Parties and Christmas Taken Now record your desires on our Bride's Preference List when you have decided on your
Holly Street, Trucksville, have an- | shire, Brett Hunter, Susie Calkins,
nunced the birth of a baby boy in | Heidi Calkins, Danny Monk. Ellen
General Hospital on September 8. | Stair, Linda Doughton. Susie Steele.
'of Chantilly lace and pearls. Her
‘only jewelry was a pearl necklace,
a gift of her great-aunt, She car-
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott and Mork Steele, Ricky Howartch and ried a nosegay of white pompons
Leighton 3rd, Easton, spent Yast Billy. : {and lilies of the valley with white
weekend: visiting the formers _— | streamers,
mother, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Hunts- | Marl Allan Grabowski | Maid of honor was attired in|
ville Road. Leighton who just re- | “hunter green taffeta dress featur- |
turned from spending the summer | Staff Sot. and Mrs. Ronald L. ing a scoop neckline and short |
in Europe, will leave fér New York Grabowski, announce the birth of sleeves. She chose matching hat |
City next weekend to study law at | an S-nound son, Mark Allan, Sept- of roses with short veil. Brides- |
Columbia University. | ember 5. in French Morocco Mrs. | maids were similarly dressed in
Grace Ann Bachman, member of Grabowski is the former Carol gold taffeta. They carried nose- |
the Sophomore Class at Pennsyl- | Whitesell. Staff Sot. Grabowski is gays of yellow pompons with har- |
vania State University, will return the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester | monizing streamers. |
to college on Saturday after spend- { Grabowski, Nanticoke, | Flower girls were Ruth Perkins, |
ing the summer with her parents, |-— ——————~ | Qweot Valley, and Daryl Hannis,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bachman, De- ing the summer with their families Ashley, cousins of the bride, They
munds Road. |in Germany, | wore identical dresses of gold taf-
Bill Monk and Butch Denmon re-| Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Groblewski feta with matching headbands of |
turned last week from Sea Girt, | and sons. Tonv. Mark, Jimmie. taffeta roses. |
N.J. after spending several weeks | Peter. Billie and Robert have moved! David Cragle of * Montoursville, |
there working. Mrs. Andrew Den- | into their newly constructed home nephew of the bride, was ring |
mon and Mrs. Earl Monk drove off Ovrbrook Road. Mrs, Groblew- bearer. f
down for them. {ski is the former Nancy Kann,| The bride's mother chose Dior |
Kathryn Louise Ruff of Balti- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry blue lace dress with matching |
more, Md. has returned home after | Kann, Trucksville. velvet hat and corsage of white!
spending two weeks with her | Albert Sharrow, Main Highway, | pompons, and mother of the groom, |
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James | Lehman, is a patient in Nesbitt Hos- | dawn blue lace dress with beige
Culp of Ricketts Glenn. pital. accessories and corsage of white
Mr; and Mrs. David Traver and Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Hammond | pompons. Mrs. John W. Hannis,
children were recent guests of Mr. | and Oliver Phebev of Philadelvhia | Ashley, grandmother of the bride, |
and Mrs, Michael Traver, Noxen.| have returned home after visiting | wore turpuoise lace dress with black
Lynn Ann remained with her grand- | Mrs. Charles Howe and Mrs. Ann | accessories and a corsage of pink
parents for a week. Marie Chappell, Summit Street, | pompons,
Mrs. Phil Ritter, who has been ill | Shavertown. IA recption was held at the church
for several weeks, is able to be out Mr. and Mrs. R, N. Hammond hall following the ceremony,
and around now. % and son, Rickey. Mrs. Albert Briggs, Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Lake-
Mr. and Mrs. John Dreher, Staf- | Kathy and Debbie. all of Philadel- Lehman High School. Mr. Smith is
ford Street. Trucksvile, have re-|phia, visited Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. | a graduate of Bristol High School
turned to their home after spend- 'Charles Howe, and Prairie Bible Institute, Alberta,
- Canada. He is presntly a member
of the staff at New Tribes Mission,
Woodworth, Wis, where the couple
will reside.
|A personal shower for the bride
‘was given by Patricia Perkins.
Florence Billings Is Honored
At Farewell And Birthday Party
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- FAMILY NIGHT
'Prynn-Grauer Vows Are Recited
At Lovely Candlelight Service |
gifts of the bride, completed their
ensembles. LZ. rgan’s sixt i :
Sa irl hell; | Library Annex. Mrs. Prosper Wirt Carol Morgan’s sixth Birthde
a gh were S elie Poy will take office October 1. Present: Mrs. J. S. Ferry, Albe
an andra Larson, cousins o: e | : . . vi Mrs. T i re
bride, \who wore orchid and white| 10s will be Miss Miriam Lath- bo a Fi ane Ea 0
nylon frocks and carried white lace |
baskets filled with orchid tipped |
carnations.
Mrs. Prynn wore romance blue
reembroidered silk organza sheath |
with white accessories, while the
bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Grauer,
Personal Interest
‘Book Club To Meet
Monday In Library Annex
‘Susan Carol Morgan
Has Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Fred Howell will tell mem- |
bers of the Book Club about the
| new librarian Monday afternoon at
| 2 inf the Back Mountain Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ferry ent
tained at their home on Sund
September 3 in honor of Sus
| rop’s last appearance as librarian ;
Blaine and Gary, Joe, Dick, M
Charles Stockays children Charl
Threasa Emma Blaine.
Ice cream and cake was serve
She received lovely gifts.
at the Book Club. Mrs. Herman
Thomas asks that every member in-
| vite another resident to accompany |
| her to the meeting, the first of the |
| season, and a significant occasion |
| because of Miss Lathrop’s resigna-
| tion.
Cochairmen are Mrs. George |
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|A Bon Voyage and birthday party
was held for Florence Billings by
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Elias Frantz, on Sunday, September
3. She celebrated her twenty-second
Lois Ruth Delkanic
Celebrates Birthday
Lois Ruth Delkanic, senior at
Bloomsburg State College, cele-
brated her twenty-first birthday at
the home of her parents on
September 14, before returning to
the college for registration. Her
sister, Joyce Marie, celebrated her
thirteenth birthday on the same
day.
Miss Delkanic will do her student
teaching at the Berwick Elemen-
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this school term,
birthday anniversary and left Tues-
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William Butcher, Harry Carey, Em-
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Finn, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Fleishman,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorey and
Mrs. Marion Harter, Sally and Jane
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Mr. and Mrs. Elias Frantz, Sr., Mrs
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Florence Frantz, Sam Holvey, Jr,
Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Frantz Evelyn,
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