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June McCloskey, New Goss ‘Manor,
is spending the week at Cape Cod.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Ide were: Mrs. Boyd
Taylor, of Montgomery; Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Raup, with Susan and
Tommy, of Watsontown; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Fretz, and Florence Feats;
from Elmira, N. Y.
John VanHorn has recently com- |:
ted a six week course in platoon
leadership school at Quantico, Virg-
inia. A member of the Marine Res-
erves, he will start his sophomore
year at Scranton University shortly,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baumgarten,
Sterling Avenue, Dallas, spent the
weekend in Bridgeport, Conn., vis-
iting their son and new daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Baum-
garten.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bonnier and
family have moved from Levittown
to Meadowecrest, Trucksville.
Mary Dora Scott, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. D. T. Scott, Huntsville
Road, resumed her studies at Mary-
wood College on Monday. She is a
member of the Junior Class.
Mr: and Mrs. Alfred Sassaman
and, son Keith, have moved from
West Pittston to [Shadetree Drive,
Trucksville, where they have pur-
chased a home, Mr. Sassaman is a
pron with Barber Motors.
. and Mrs. George Still, former-
ly of Stoneham, Mass:, have bought
and moved into a home at 99 Shag-
bark Drive, Shavertown. Mr, Still
is in the construction business. The
Stills are former residents of the
i#:k Mountain Area.
Charles Malkemes, son of Mr. and
Mrs: Raymond Malkemes, E. Center
[Street, Shavertown, left Sunday to
enroll in the Freshman Class at
Pennsylvania University: His parents
drove him down.
Mrs. Severn Newberry, widow of
the late Severn Newberry of Dallas,
has left for her DeLand, Fla. home.
She will return in several weeks:
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn,
Bunker Hill, entertained recently
Mrs. Marjorie Vollrath, Jerry Long
and Daisy Prynn of Rochester, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Aitkin, form-
erly of Penn Valley, Pa., are rent-
ing a home on Oak Drive, Oak Hill.
Mr. Aitkin is advertising manager
- at Linear Corp,
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Molski and
family have moved from Wyalusing
to 93 Church Street, Dallas. Mr. Mol-
ski is assistant game commissioner.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Law and
two year old Nancy, formerly of
Plymouth, have purchased and
wved into a home at 154 Jackson
M-cct, Dallas. Mr. Law is stock
manager for the Acme Stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coloros, owner
oe Red Rooster Diner in King-
ston, have purchased and moved
into a home on Lehigh Street,
Trucksville, They have six children.
Mrs. Colovos helps her husband
operate the dinner.
The John B. Haynes family of
Carverton expects to move to Elk-
hart, Indiana, where Mr. Haynes
is in residence as of last week: Mr.
Haynes, former Comptroller of Lin-
ear, is with the Gunnar-Olsen Comp-
any, manufacturers of parts for
travel-trailers or mobile homes. The
two Haynes children, Spencer and
Jo, have recently started the fall
term, [Spencer in Dallas Junior ly
School, Jo at Westmoreland build-
ing, fourth grade.
James F. Davenport, Sr- of Leh-
man is making steady improvement
at General Hospital, where he sub-
itted to surgery last Wednesday
. a series of tests.
‘Senator and Mrs. Andrew J- Sor--
doni have moved from Harveys Lake
to their apartment in Hotel Sterling.
.ordon Lorentz, 3rd, has returned
to’ his engineering studies at Penn
State University. He will live at the
Kappa Sigma House this year.
Mr. and Mrs, Al Franceschetti of
Hatchville, Mass, have been spend-
ing some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Willard Lozo Sr. of Shav-
ertown. Mrs. Franceschetti is the
former Nancy Lozo. Mr. and Mrs.
Lozo returned with them to New
England where they will spend a
week or two.
Lehman Woman's Club
Plans’ Fashion Show
Lehman’s Woman’s Club has about
completed, plans for the Fashion
A to be held in the Jonathan R.
Davis Fire Hall on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 26. There will be door prizes:
Committee members: ' Mesdames
John Chesnovitch, Lee Fitzgerald,
Bernard Rollman, Joseph Ritzel,
Fred Peters, Stephen Schmaltz, Clin-
ton Myers, Francis Feral, William
Motyka, Edward Scalicky, Thomas
G. Brown, Edward Gilmar, Clinton
Smith.
Barrys Have Baby Boy
Mr: and Mrs. Francis Barry, Wood-
lawn, Drive, announce the birth of a
baby boy at Mercy Hospital Satur-
day, September 16. This is their
third son and fourth child. There are
Francis Jr., Catherine Ann, and
John Patrick.
Mrs. Barry is the former Mary
Gale of Eastwood: Mr. Barry is em-
ployed by Miners National Bank,
Dallas Branch.
Have _ Baby Girl
Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Arn-
old D. Wright, Fairbanks, Alaska,
‘ announce the birth of a baby girl
Mrs
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 3
ood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Married On September 2
LT. AND MRS. DAVID E. PARSONS
At a very pretty wedding, Gerald-
ine Ann Hobart, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Raymond Hobart, Susque-
hanna, Pa., became the
Lt. David E. Parsons, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Parsons, Kunkle,
Saturday, September 2 at 11 am:
The Rev. James Langon performed
the double ring ceremony before
an altar banked with white glad-
ioli at St. John’s Roman Catholic
Church, Susquehanna.
The bride, given in marriage by
hér father, wore gown of peau de
soie designed with long sleeves and
fitted bodice with appliques of Alen-
con lace and seed pearls. Her vo-
luminous petal shape skirt was edged
with matching lace and terminated
in a chapel train. A-crown ofs rhine~
stones and seed pearls held Her
veil of silk illusion. She caried a
cascade of white carnations with a
white orchid in the center.
Mrs. Richard Williams of Susque-
hanna was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Boyce
Swisher of Montrose, Pa., and Mrs.
Salvatore Ficarro of Susquehanna-
Junior bridesmaids were Linda
Parsons of Dallas, sister of the
bridegroom; Edith Lindstrom of
Jackson Heights, L. I.; Sandy Spoon-
hower of Starrucca, Pa., and Andrea
Piatta of Babylon, L. I., all cousins
of the bride.
Apendants were dressed alike in
bride of |
gowns of gold taffeta d
short sleeves, round nec
bell shaped skirts. Crowns of match-
ing nylon net trimmed with se-
quins and seed pearls held their
short face veils. They carried bou-
quets of yellow long stem roses.
Lt. Michael Murphy, USN, of
Brunswick, Maine, was best man.
Ushers were fellow officers from the
naval air station at Brunswick. They
were Lt. (j-g.) William G. Bousum
of Downingtown, Pa. and Ens. John
H. Nolan of Boston, Mass.
A wedding reception and dinner
was held at the Olde Colonial Inn,
Susquehanna, for some 150 guests
following the ceremony.
with
s and
The couple will live in Brunswick,
following a one week wedding trip
to Canada.
The bride is a graduate of Susque-
hanna Consolidated High School.
Her husband was graduated from
Dallas Township High School and
the University of Idaho, Moscow.
Attends Conference
Jay Long of Selinsgrove was one
of three persons chosen to repre-
sent Snyder County at the Central
Region Fall Conference of the Penn-
sylvania State Education Association
held recently at the Hotel Lycom-
ing in Williamsport.
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FRRVIEY wes 3 d
Miriam Lathrop,
Over forty friends and neighbors
gathered in the Library Annex on
Monday to honor Miriam Lathrop,
retiring Back Mountain Librarian,
and see her presented with a lovely
silver pin in appreciation of her years
of devotion to the Library. Mrs.
Fred Howell made the presentation.
Busines consisted of reports by the
Book Club officers; introduction of
new members; book selection com-
mittee report by Mrs: Warren Unger
Jack Vivian, Guest
On Seventh Birthday
Mr. and Mrs: John R. Vivian, Leh-
man Road, Huntsville, were hosts
Saturday afternoon at a birthday
party honoring their son, Jack, who
was seven.
Leslie Vivian and Michelle Klem
entertained the guests with horse
back rides. Games were played and
lunch served to Dana Coon, Darcy
Rogers, Julie Culp, Carolyn Edwards,
Betsy Turner, Neirl Shea, Paul Det-
wiler, Richard Derby, Chris Dawe,
Ernie Smith, Peter Davies, Bonnie
Vivian, the honoree and his par-
ents,
David Coslett Sr. Is
Surprised On’ Birthday
David Coslett, [Sr., North Lake
was feted at a surprise birthday
panty by friends and neighbors rec-
ently. Enjoying the picnic supper
were Mrs: Eleanor Kristynik, Mich-
ael and Cynthia; Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Knapp, Joanne and Mary Ellen;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dugan; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Boyle, Rita and Joe,
Jr; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sowa, Chris
and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Gensel, Nancy and Joanne; Mrs. Am-
elia Thomas; Mrs. Margaret Jenk-
ins; and Mrs. David Coslett, Sr.
Caroline Pickens Davies
Caroline Pickens Davies, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Davies,
West Dallas, arrived August 29,
1961, at General Hospital, weighing
six [pounds and thirteen ounces. Her
mother says she is now gaining
weight nicely. She is named for her
great-aunt, Caroline Kutzner, who
makes her summer home at Idetown-
Caroline has a sister and two broth-
ers: Anne, 10, Peter, 7, and Gordon,
4.
Presented Gilt
At Autumn Book Club Meeting
who reviewed briefly a set of books
on antiques to be inscribed for Mir-
iam Lathrop; expresion of apprec-
iation to all who solicited for the
Library Auction; announcement of
reservation chairmen for the Smorg-
asbord to be served at Irem Temple
Country Club, October 3, as a fare-
well party for Miss Lathrop: Mrs.
M. J. Brown, Mrs. Henry Peterson,
Mrs. Herman Thomas, Mrs. Fred
Howell and Mrs: Thomas Heffer-
nan. Phone your reservation to any
| one of the above.
Mrs. Fred Howell was in charge
of the programs, a review of the
history of the Book Club and a,
briefing on the new librarian, Mrs.
Prosper Wirt, who will take over on
October 1.
Present: Mesdames George Mont-
gomery, Fred Howell, J. D- Hutch-
ison, A. D. Hutchinson, Jane Faust,
R. S. Ferguson, G. D- Faust, Conrad
Martin, Stanley Davies, Thomas Lew-
is, Arthur Strayer, J. F. Sallada, John
DeWitt, Warren Unger, Martin Dav-
ern, M. J- Brown, A. A. Mascali,
Roger Owens, Edgar Brace, W. B.
Jeter, Russell Frantz, Harold Tit-
man, A. G. Rutherford, Raymon
Hedden, Charles S. Frantz, Arthur
Ross, William Pethick, Otto Weyand,
Charles Gates, Homer Moyer, W- H.
Pierce Jr., Dana Crump, Herman
Thomas, Robert ' VanHorn, Ornan
Lamb, Herman Mailander, Joy Mart-
in, (C. L- Hosler; Misses Frances Dor-
rance, Miriam Lathrop.
Helen Gross To SerVe
With Hospitality Group
Mrs. Paul Gross of Trucksville
will serve as member of the Hospi-
tality Committee for the Fall meet-
ing of the Esther Stevens Brazer
Guild of the Historical Sociey- of
Early American Decoration, Inc,, be-
ing held at the Treadway Inn, St.
Davids, Pa., Sept. 21, 22, 23.
Mrs. Gross will also give a dem-
onstration on “Brush strokes and
Foundation” during the meeting,
Members of this organization are
interested in copying and restoring
the decorated articles of our fore-
fathers and in research on the sub-
ject.
An exhibition of original old dec-
orated pieces of wood, tin, glass
and other materials will be held and
articles decorated by members which
show the high standard of work-
manship will also be exhibited.
Saturday Evening,
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Gloria Beppler To Wed
Walter Bronson, Ruggles
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Beppler
Sr., Scranton and Lake Ariel, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Gloria, 1217 Market St.,
Lewisurg, Pa., to Walter C. Bron-
son, son of Mrs. Beulah Bronson and
the late Herbert Bronson, of Rug-
gles, Harveys Lake.
I* Miss Beppler is Extension Home
Economist with the Union County
Agriculture and Home Economics
Extension Asociation, She is a grad-
uate of Scranton Central High
iSchool and the Pennsylvania State
University:
- Mr. Bronson is employed by Lin-
ear, Inc., Dallas. He is a graduate
of Lake Township High School and
has completed courses at Penn State.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mrs. Violet Garey Is
Hostess At Picnic
. Employees of Noxen Manufactur-
lawn of Mrs. Violet Gary on Wednes- |
day evening. Present: Mesdames Wil- |
liam Crossman, Voyle Traver, Mary
Shook, Lawrence Hilbert, Perry
Hoover, Sophia Hackling, Perry Pat-
ton, Harry Sweppenheiser, David
MacMillan, Freddie MacMillan, How-
ard and Vanessa Smith, Henry Lane,
‘William Murphy, Hugh Robert and
Amber Murphy, James Hettesheim-
er, Jerry and Jessie, Glen Patton
and Kenneth Vane Race, Raymond
Denmon, Thelma Ross and Dor-
othy Johnson and.the hostess.
To Study For Ministry
David Glahn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Glahn, Bunker Hill, recently
study for “the ministry, Prior to
Jeaving he passed his tests and was
granted a local preacher’s license
by Rev. Bouton and the Board of
Ministers.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Shoemaker
To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Shoe- | Methodist Church.
maker, Carverton Road, Trucksville, | Mr, Shoemaker retired in 1948
will celebrate their fiftieth wedding | after serving for thirty-one years
anniversary, with open house at| with the D- L. and W. He was also
their home, Saturday, September 23 | fireman for the Nesbitt Hospital,
from 6 until 10_, No invitations have | retiring in 1956, He is a member
been issued. The couple was mar-| of the Toby Creek Lodge No. 1078,
ried, September 21, 1911, in Dallas | Order of Odd. Fellows and Brother-
Methodist Church. The Rev. Wilson | hood of Railroad Firemen. Mrs.
Treible officiated. | Shoemaker is a member of the
Mrs, Shoemaker is the former |Reynolds Bible Class of Trucksville
Irma LaBar, daughter of the late | Methodist Church, Service Mothers
Judson and Ella Frantz LaBar. Both | Club, and a former member of the
the Shoemakers have been residents Lady Toby Rebecca Lodge No. 514,
of the Back Mountain Area all their | They: have two children, Mrs.
lives except for about fifteen years | Vought Long and Robert Shoemaker
when they resided in Kingston and | both of Trucksville; four grandsons,
Forty Fort. They have lived in| William H. and Wayne V. Long, and
Trucksville for thirty years. Both | Robert and Rodman Shoemaker;
are members of the Trucksville three great granddaughters,
ing. Company held a picnic on the |
left for Union College where he will |
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