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Personal
Mr, and Mrs. John ‘Pluck of
Harveys Lake, with daughter Kath-
erine, spent the weekend in Phila-
delphia, then drove to Fort Dix,
N.J. where they picked up their son
James for a fourteen day leave at
home, upon completion of basic
training. James will report to Fort
Knox, Kentucky, for a two- -year
hitch with Army Intelligence.
Fred Anderson, Pioneer Avenue,
submitted to surgery
yesterday at Nesbitt Hospital.
Beatrice Mayo, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Mayo, formerly
of Trucksville, has beeen elected
secretary of the senior class in Wawv-
erly High School, N. Y.
Henry Reese, 94, well known in
Trucksville, is a patient at Wyoming
Valley Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Connelly and
family, formerly of Reading, have
_ purchased and moved into a home
on Carverton Road, Wyoming R. D. 3
Mr. Connelly is district manager for
Atlantic Refining Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosavage,
former Back [Mountain residents,
now of Miami, Fla. have moved
to Main Road, Trucksville, where
they will revive their furniture re-
finishing business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaundry and
family ‘have moved from Ridge-
field, Mass.; to Dallas R.D. 3 over-
looking Lake Louise. Mr. Gundry
is sales manager for Planter’'s Pea-
nut.
Jd. C. Jones,
Trucksville,
Hospital.
Harry Lefko, Luzerne Avenue, has
returned from Geisinger Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mengel,
formerly of Elmhurst, N. J., have
rented an apartment at 126 Church
Street, Dallas. Mr. Mengel, of Ger-
man descent, is a retired pastry
ICarverton Road;
is a patient at Nesbitt
cook, He formerly worked on ocean
liners. ;
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Kenneth Stacy and
family have moved from Oklahoma
City to 179 Mt. Airy Road, Shaver-
town. :
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gallagher,
formerly of Atherton Avenue, Kings-
ton, have purchased and moved into
a home at 157 Church Street, Dallas.
Gallagher is a clerk with Na-
tional Biscuit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver Sr.
have sold their gas station and
lunch business on Main Highway,
Eatonville, and moved back to their
home at 243 Mathers Drive, Trucks-
ville.
Lake Service Club
Meets Tonight At 8
Harveys Lake Womens Service
Club was well represented yester-
day at the Fall meeting of Luz-
erne County Federation, held
Irem (Country Club. Mrs. Wilfred
Ide was gmong the presidents to
report on Club work. News-letters
known as The Chirper were on
exhibition with the Scrapbook.
Tonight the Harveys Lake Club
will meet at the Lake School. A
United Nations Observance will open
the meeting at 8 PM. The program
. will be on Conservation. New proj-
ects will be discussed, and a re-
. quest to change the meeting time
for the convenience of bowlers will
be considered.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman
Catholic Church, Lake Silkworth,
was the scene Saturday of the
marriage of Donna Ruth Boyle,
daughter of Mrs. Edna Boyle, Shick-
shinny to Gerald Anthony Blazik,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazik,
Hunlocks Creek, RD 2.
Rev. S. F. Banas, pastor of Our
Newlyweds Bre Honored
Nt Family Garden Party
A family dinner, in the form of
a garden party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Elston and Nancy Elston, Overbrook
Avenue on Sunday, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hinnigan of Norris-
town, newlyweds.
Mrs. Hinnigan, the former Kath-
leen Franklin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Franklin, former local
residents, is a graduate of Hatboro
High School and Montgomery Hospi-
tal School of Nursing. She is on the
staff of the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinnigan were
married on July 12. Following a
wedding trip in (Canada, they are
residing at 207 Jacoby Street,
Norristown.
Enjoying the day were Mr. and
Mrs. Durwood Splitt, Sandra Splitt
of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Cease, Allan J. Cease of Dallas,
George Schimmel of Nanticoke, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elston, David,
Robert, Dale, Paul Elston of Hunts-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Franklin
of Waller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wyrsch, Shirley Wyrsch of Bing-
hamton, Mrs. George W. Ives, Den-
nis Williamson of Johnson City, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Franklin, Carol
Franklin of Horsham, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hinnigan of Norristown, Miss
Nancy Elston, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Elston.
Tay Greenly Has
Fourth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
entertained September 25 for Jay
Terry . on his fourth birthday.
Present: Mr.
ris, Mr. and Mrs. John Greenley,
Sr., Mrs. Arthur Gensel, Sr., Mrs.
Frank Franconi, Mr. and Mrs.
coni, Frank Franconi, Ir.
Wintersteen Robert Wintersteen,
Harold Smith, Shirley Johnson, |
Charles : Piekanski. Mr: and: Mrs.
Robert Greenley, Russell Greenicy,
Cheryl Greenley.
Entertained At Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Worth, Pion- |
eer Avenue, entertained at dinner |
Friday night in observance of Mr.
Worth’s birthday anniversary. A
leather brief case
| Mrs. Stephen Waller, Mr. and Mrs.
don Williams, Mr.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Dan-
| jels, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Dem-
{mey, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mann,
| Mr, and Mrs. Jack Arnold.
AYA
Greenley |
and Mrs. Harold Gar- |
Thomas Warmouth, Sr., Mrs. Ethel |
Amos, Torrance Gensel, Flora Fran- |
Barry |
was given Mr. |
| Worth by the following: Mr. and |
Samuel Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Shel- |
and Mrs. Henry |
Doris, Bik Boyle Marries
Gerald Blazik on September 30
Lady of Mount Carmel Church, read
the Nuptial mass and performed
the ceremony. The choir was com-
vosed of Melanie Graham, Maryann
Kacemba, Joanne Wesoloski, Kath-
leen Farber, Phyllis Farber and Mrs.
Phillip Farber.
Given in marriage by her brother,
Charles of Shickshinny, the bride
wore a full length gown of tissue
taffeta, featuring a scalloped neck-
line, embroidered bodice with sea-
burst pearls, and long sleeves tap-
ered at the wrist: Her finger-tip
veil of illusion fell from a crown
of seaburst pearls and satin and
she carried a bouquet of white roses,
centered with an orchid.
Mrs. Joseph Blazik, Jr. jwas mat-
ron of honor. She selected ballerina
length gown of pink. Bridesmaid
was Marge Redmond who wore a
gown similar to that of the matron
of honor, in yellow. Both carried
bouquets of American Beauty roses
and matching pom pons.
Joseph Blazik, Jr. served as his
brother’s best man and Jack Dor-
shefski as usher. Four year old
Lance Blazik, of Philadelphia ne-
phew of the groom was ring bearer.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the Lake Silk-
worth Fire Hall after which the
couple left for a wedding trip to
the Poconos. They will reside at
88 West Union St., Shickshinny.
‘Mary Lou Harzdort
Marries Freeland Man
Mary Lou Harzdorf, daughter of
| moreland, married Franklin May-
berry, son of Mrs. Frances Mayberry |
of Freeland Saturday, September 9,
11:30, in Blessed Sacrament Church,
Centermoreland. Rev. Stanislaus
Kolucki officiated.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the Methodist
{ Fellowship Hall, Centermoreland,
and the couple left for Fork River,
Nid
Bellevue Avenue, Langhorne.
Mrs. Mayberry,
Tunkhannock High School,
is an
| alumna of College Misericordia. She |
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Harzdorf, Center- |
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They reside at 126 South |
a graduate of
| is elementary teacher in Fairless
| Hills School. Mr. Mayberry
i the: Air Force. He is presently
| attending Drexel Institute of Tech-
| nology and working for Armco Steel
| Corporation in Baltimore, Md.
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Migericordia Ta Hold
Festival This Weekend
| the fall festival,
| Auley ‘Guild, College Misericordia,
on the college grounds, Friday, Oct-
ober 6 and Saturday October 7 from
{1 until 9 p.m. Mrs. F. A. McMana-
| man is chairman, Mrs. Robert Fin-
| nerty, co-chairman.
| [Fine pieces of furniture, glass and
| mottery will be offered at the auc-
| tion. Tea will be served at the art
| cxnibit under the direction of Nic-
| cola Cortiglia. There will be a fresh
sea food dinner in the college caf-
eteria starting at 4:30 on Friday.
| The public is. invited.
| There will be a meeting of Mec-
Auvley Guild in Regina Hall on Sun-
| day, October 8 at 2:30. All mothers’
of students are cordially invited,
Co-Ed Fun Nicht
‘Tomorrow At Y
First Co-Ed Fun Night is to-
morrow at Wilkes-Barre Central
YMCA. Swimming will not be pos-
sible for girls, due to alterations
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thev may bowl.
The bus will leave Dallas Borough
School at 7; ‘Shavertown, 7:20;
Trucksville, 7:35. Return trip starts
at 10 p.m. For details, see Robert
Addison, ORchard 4-6901 or 4-3217.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961
Jeanette J. McDonald
Weds G. B. Schoonover
| Local Grade Teachers
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Announcement has been made of |
the marriage of Jeanette J. McDon- |
ald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E. McDonald, Plains,
Schoonover, son of Mrs. Edith
Schoonover and the late George B.
Schoonover, Centermoreland. Rev.
Francis McNulty performed the
double ring ceremony Saturday,
September 2 in Sacred Heart
Church, Plains.
Mrs. Schoonover is a graduate of
Sacred Heart School, Plains. She
is employed by Plains Branch, First
National Bank. Mr. Schoonover was
graduated from Tunkhannock High
[School and Wilkes College. He is*a
public accountant with Laventhol
Krekstein and Company, Wilkes-
Barre.
The couple resides at 34 East
Carey Street, Plains.
Carol Jean Antablin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Antablin,
Los Angeles, announce the birth of
a baby girl, Carol Jean. They have
three other children, Linda, seven,
Jimmie, five and Roger three.
Mrs. Antablin is the former
Dorothy Cornell.
and Joseph |
| Visit Pennsbury Schools
‘Arline Rood, Antoinette Mason,
| Grace Fleming, and Mrs. William |
A. Austin, Dallag School, Grades
one, two, and six used the Blooms-
burg Fair Day to observe the teach-
| ing practices and techniques in the
Pennsburg Schools at Fallingston,
Pa., Bucks County.
At the close of the school day the
home and gardens of William Penn
at Pennsburg were visited too.
William A. Austin, Dallas super-
visor of elementary education, made
the arrangements for the school
observation with the cooperation of
Mrs. Cora L. Holsclaw, assistant
superintendent in charge of elem-
entary education at the Pennsburg
Schools.
Retired Teachers Plan
| Meeting Bt Sterling
Retired teachers and school em-
ployees will meet at Hotel Sterling,
Saturday at 1 p.m. Representative
Fred J. Shupnick will be speaker.
Reservations should be made with
Bessie Coughlin, Bedford Street,
Forty Fort or May G. Cawley, Dil-
lon Street, Wilkes- Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cortright,
Mrs. Richard H. Morgan, Jr.,
Shav-
90 James Street, Shavertown, will | ertown.
observe their golden wedding an- |
niversary on October 9, 1961. They |
were married in the Berwick Luth- | years. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortright have re-
| sidéd in Shavertown for thirty-eight
Cortright, retired, was
eran Church, Berwick, Penna. by | | employed by the Wilkes-Barre Tran-
the late Rev. C. R. Botsford.
The couple has three children,
Mrs. Jane C. Engler, Schenectady,
dr.,
Mrs.
New Brunswick, N. J.;
| sit Company for thirty-six years.
Mrs. Cortright is active in Shaver- |
| town Methodist Church and Nes-
New York; Mrs. Morgan Rowlands, | bitt Hospital Auxiliary. Mr.
Cort- |
and | right, since retirement, finds more
Jack E. Jones, Shavertown.|time for his hobbies, fishing and
They also have one granddaughter, ° bowling.
Ann Marie Martin Lehman-Jackson-Ross
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Falls
Church, West Virginia, announce the
birth of a daughter, Ann Marie,
weighing 8 1b. 4 oz. on September
23, Arlington Community Hospital,
Arlington, ‘West Virginia.
They have two sons, Johnny, three
and Tony, one.
Mrs. Martin is the former Dor-
othy Belles, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Belles, Claude St., Dal-
las and Mr. Martin is son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Martin, Wilkes-
Barre.
Parents Get Acquainted
Willis Gentile, president of Leh-
man-Jackson-Ross PTA introduced a
novel “get acquainted” plan at the |
September meeting when every par-
ent and teacher introduced himself
to his neighbor and struck up a |
conversation. Every one had fun! |
Professor George Ralston, Wilkes |
College, will talk on ‘Physical Fit- |
ness’ at the meeting, October 9, |
8 p.m. Discussion will follow.
Third grade mothers will serve.
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Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Tre
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cortright
‘Married Fifty Years October 9
First
fall
| Delta Kappa Gammas
s Meet At Genetti’s
member
committee,
luncheon meeting
Tau Chapter, Delta Kappa
national honorary society of womal
teachers was held Saturday,
ember 23 at Genetti’s Hotel,
leton-Wilkes Barre Highway,
Dorothy Bayless,
social studies department of
leton was speaker.
Ruth Merrill, Trucksville, was ag
pointed to the necrology committe
Mildred Garinger, to pioneer wo:
and scholarship
| Esther Saxe, scrap book and hi
research.
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