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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Taglia,
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and Mrs. Ira Frantz,
Cor. were in Cleveland last
week where they were the guests
formerly of Chicago, have purchased
and moved into a home at 100
Spring Garden Street, ‘lrucksville.
I'ne vraglias have four daugnters.
Mr. Tagua 1s anager of Interstate
Befpries.
Mrs.” Murray Scureman, fornier
Dailas resident, now of Wikes-Bar-
re, spent several days last week m
General Hospital wnere she suo- |
mitted to tests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gorton and
family, formerly of Newburyport,
Mass., have moved to Meadowcrest. |
Mr. Gorton is field representative |
tor the American Red Cross.
" Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson,
Harveys Lake R. D. 1 have announced
the birtn of a son at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on November 10.
Walter Schooley, of Noxen, was
admitted to Geisinger Medical Cen-
ter November 9. 4
Dr. David Kunkle, Dallas, has a!
certificate testifying to completion of
a postgraduate course in clinical en-
dodontics (root canal therapy) from
Temple University.
rs. Wardan Kunkle returned to
her home on Machell Avenue over
submitting to
surgery at General Hospital..
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mill
Street, spent several days last week
infochester with their son, Bob,
who 1s a hospital patient. Mrs. Smith
is staying until he finds out if
he needs surgery.
Jacob Gansel returned to his home
at Williamsport on Tuesday after
visiting his sister and brother-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Richards,
Lehman Avenue, for the past two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patton, Harv-
eys Lake R.D.1 have announced the
birth of a son at General Hospital
on November 12.
Susan Cook
Mr. and Mr. William Cook, North
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, have
announced the birth of an eight
pound baby girl, Susan, at Mercy
Hospital on November 10. This is
their first little girl. Other children
are William, aged six, Michael, four
and Mark, two and a half.
Mrs. Cook is the former Eleanor
Shiiba of Kingston. Grandma Shuba
taking care of the boys while
Ceggk is son of Mrs. Mary Cook of
Trucksville.
(Mother and Susie returned to
their home yesterday.
Have New Baby Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wright, High-
land Avenue, Trucksville, announce
the birth of a five pound, twelve
ounce baby boy at Nesbitt Hospital
on November 11. They have two
other boys, Dennis eleven and Brad-
ley, six.
Mrs. Wright is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Kupp of Lebanon.
Grandma Kupp is here taking care
of the older boys. Mr. Wright is also
a former Lebanon resident. He!is
poration in Kingston.
Married Four Years
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain, Jr. re-
cently celebrated their fourth anmi-
velgary with a trip to New York
City. The couple was married
November 1, 1957 at First Methodist
Church, Limeridge, with Rev. Pan-
nebaker officiating. Mrs. Cain is
the former Mary Cope, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cope, Lime-
ridge. - Mr. Cain, an employee of the
Bell Telephone Co., Nanticoke, is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cain, Sr.
also of Limerige. The couple has
two little boys, Barry and Eddie.
John Suttons Entertain
On Three Anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton, Troxell
Switch, entertained on Saturday to
Ry the third wedding anniv-
ersedry of Mr. and Mrs. George Lock-
wood, Bainbridge, N. Y. and the
fortieth wedding, anniversary of Mr.
_thaniel Rogers on his 82nd birthday
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Levi Nathaniel Rogers
Has Birthday Party
A birthday dinner was given at
Leraysville Courch Hall for Levi Na-
anniversary October 17. Attending
were sons, George and Mervin,
daugnter Cora Uougal, formerly of
here, now of Hunlock Creek, daugh-
ter-in-law, Ruth; grandchildren,
George Aiton, Jerry, luike, Jeannine,
Sandy, All Rogers, Paul and Helen
Belles, Leo and Marion Marko,
Charles and Marie Kelly, Joseph and
Margaret Biniek, Louis and Ruth
Masgay, Calvin and Shirley Strohl,
Jane and Sharon Dougal, Thelma
Leach; great grand children, Paulet-
te, Lorraine, Shirley Belles, Pattlee
Marko, Karen, Charlene, Lyan Marie,
Diane Kelly, Jomin Biniek, Louis Jr.,
Mary Francis, Brian Joseph Masgay,
Jimmy, Sherry, Herbie Strohl, Dale |
Leach. A good time was had by all
and many gifts received.
Mrs. Mary Huey DeWolfe
To Mark 93rd Birthday
Mrs.
celebrate her ninety-third birthday
* on Tuesday, spending the day quietly |
at her home on Lehigh Street,
_ Shavertown,
She is in fair health, enjoys read-
ing and looking at television, water-
ing her house plants, and doing a bit
of darning or handwork.
Born at Bowman's Creek, daugh-
ter of the late Milton C. and Martha
Huey, she spent the greater part of
her life in Kingston, moving to
Shavertown twenty years ago.
Elwyn Cragle, Recruit
Given Farewell Parties
Elwyn Cragle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Cragle is presently sta-
tioned at Fort Jackson, S.C. where
he will receive his Basic Training: He
was guest of honor at a going away
party at Sweet Valley [Fire Hall
November 4. Attending: Mr, and
Mrs. Sheldon Wandell, Lori Lee and
Colleen; Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Lord,
Donna and Shelly; Arline Adams;
Ed Faust; Joe Rogowicz; Charley
Broadbelt; Richard Scavone; Burton
Steltz; Mr. and Mrs. Renford Wilce;
Warden Wesley; Larry Wesley; Ron-
nalee Stepanski; Nancy Oney; Fred
Adams; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas,
Brian; Jane Dougal; Teddy Kittle
and Lois O'Keefe. Mr. Cragle re-
ceived many lovely gifts. A fitted
travel case was ‘also presented to
him by fellow employees at Natona
Mills, where he had been employed |
the past five years.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kittle, Jr. were
hosts at a family dinner honoring
Elwyn on November 5. Those at-
‘tending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cragle and son Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Cragle; Nancy Oney; El-
wyn’s grandmother, Mrs. Habel Hess;
hosts and their children, Allan,
Keith and Cheryl Kittle.
Two Local Girls Win
Honors At Marywood
Two local young women were rec-
entely cited for scholarships at Mary-
wood College, Scranton, Penna.
Mary Dora Scott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. T. Scott, Jr. Dallas,
and Nancy [Helen Drapiewski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dra-
piewski, RD. 1 Sweet Valley, were
among 165 Marywood College sopho-
mores, juniors, and seniors introd-
uced to the assembly faculty and
student body at Honors Convocation
as students whose high scholastic
attainments last year ranked them
among the upper quarter of their
classes.
Miss Scott, a graduate of West-
moreland,
Bachelor of ‘Arts degree with a major
in English and minor in History.
Miss Drapiewski, a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School is work-
ing toward the Bachelor of Science
degree with a major in Home Econ-
omics.
Mary Huey DeWolfe will
is working toward the!
| welcome,
Irem Temple. Faces familiar
Mountain will be appearing in
rehearsing daily for the past th
Bowker, Bob O’Boyle,
John Dorshefski,
The marriage of Marjorie Red-
mond, daughter of Mrs, Sarah
Adams, Ceasetown, and John Dor-
shefski Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joha
Dorshefski Sr., Hunlock Creek was
performed at the Roaring Brook |
Baptist Church, Oakdale, on Satur- |
day, November 11. Rev. Paul Clin- |
gen performed the ceremony before
an altar banked with fall flowers.
The bride, given in marriage by
i her uncle, Michael Adams, wore
| white organdy. dress trimmed with
| chantilly lace and finger tip veil of
She carried a bouquet of |
illusion.
carnations and orchids placed on a
white Bible.
matching accessories, and carried
pink carnations, and Chesterline
Bock Club To Enjoy
Gift-Wrap Program
Members ‘and guests of Back
Mountain Memorial Library Book
Club will have a treat on Monday.
when Patricia Mengeringhau of the
Bell Telephone Company will demon-
strate gift-wrapping of holiday pack-
ages. Time, 2 p.m. Place, Library.
Mrs. Herman Thomas will preside.
Chairmen of hostesses are Mrs. Har-
old Titman and Mrs. Willard Sea-
man.
sandwich or a plate of cookies con-
stitutes the password. Guests are |
This will be something
unique in the way of a program, and
extremely timely, just before the
Christmas wrapping season.
Notice: Scout Meetin
Scout Mothers, Troop 232, St.
Therese’s Church, will meet in the
auditorium Wednesday, November
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panty. Mrs. Peg Tyler requests the
presence of all mothers. Neighbors
and friends of the scouts are being
contacted for candy orders. Profits
will be used to equip scouts for
camping.
.. “Datelinz: Wyoming Valley”,
League Follies of 1961, will be presented
Saturday evening, November 18 at 8:30 at
of the hard working troup that has bizen
Front row, left to right: Penny Ruggles,
Sally Bower, Martha Dick, Ann Davis, Ginger
Brace, Mary Parkhurst, Judy Rogers, and
Cappie Innes. Second row: Libby Davis, Bud
Harry Powell,
Mrs. Jean Dorshefski |
matron of honor, chose pink dress, |
Members are reminded that a |
22 at 8 p.m. to plan the Christmas |
the Junior Vivian, Donn
in the Back
the cast, part
for this gay
ree weeks.
munity.
J ohn
Miss Marjorie Redmond Marries
November 11
Wisneski and Bonnie Cragle, brides-
| maids, lavender dresses,
accessories and pink carnations and |
rose buds.
Mrs. Adams, mother of the bide,
selected blue lace dress, matching |
accessories and shoulder bouquet of
white orchids, and Mrs. Dorshefski,
similar dress in orchid, with white
orchids.
Bernard Dorshefski acted as best
man and Tor Baldwin and Richard
| Church as ushers.
Following a reception held at the
matching |
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| for an extended wedding trip. On
their return they will reside in Pat-
| terson, N. J. where Mr. Dorshefski
| is employed.
|
Gina Marie Major
Celebrates Birthday
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home of the bride, the couple left | graduates and their friends danced |
Back Mountain Troupers Take Part In Follies
Innes, and Barbara Lemmond.
Tickets may be obtained from Junior
League members or Central Ticket Agency
musical interpretation of the
story of Wyoming Valley. It is wnder the
direction of Tom Stokes, representative of
the Cargill Agency of New York. Proceeds
from the Follies will go into the Junior Lica-
gue Community Trust Fund to be used for
future projects of benefit to the entire com-
Beuticians Graduated
Last Saturday Night
Four local girls are among the; Weaver,
fifty - eight who graduated last
week from Empire Beauty Schools.
The semi-annual graduation din-
ner-dance was held in Genetti’s
Lodge, Hazleton, Saturday evening.
Guest speaker was Dr. Henry
F. Paterson, Superintendent of Haz-
‘leton Schools. Toastmaster was
John J. Breslin, Tunnessen Manu-
| facturing Company, Hazleton.
Graduating exercises included
selection of “Miss Empire” and a
hairstyling contest. Following the
presentation of diplomas and spec-
ial awards for haircoloring and per-
manent waving proficiency, the
of Bruce Hall's
to the music
Orchestra.
The following graduates are from
this area: Sharon Spencer, Dallas
RD 1; Marion Zachery, Woodcliffe
Drive, Dallas; Carol Jean Yeust,
Shavertown; and Shirley Wall, Wyo-
ming RD 3.
Gina Marie Major, /daughter of
day on Veterans Day, was the honor-
ing were: her maternal grandpar-
nal grandparents, Mr.
Corey Major, Mrs. Alice Snyder and
children, Bobbie, Jackie, Larry and
Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ashton
Robert Moyer and daughter, Susan,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns and her |
proud parents.
To Honor Gerald Durkin
Harveys Lake Lions Club
honor Gerald Gerry Durkin at a
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Dick Williams, Mal Nelson, Ed Ko-
Governor, will speak.
Mr. and Mrs. George Major, Loyal- |
ville, who celebrated her third birth- |
ed guest at a birthday party. Attend- |
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Culp; pater- |
and Mrs: |
and children; Sandra and Donna, Mr. |B
and Mrs. Russel Major, Mr. and Mrs. |
will
testimonial dinner-dance at O’Con- |§
nells Twin Lakes Saturday night at ff
President Harry Jones has named
Lee Bicking, chairman, assisted by '
nasky, Paul Doris and Andy Lavix. |
Frank X. Kowally, Past District |}
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and Mrs. John Sutton. It was also
‘the birthday - anniversaries of the
Suttons. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Lockwood, Afton,
N. Y. and the George Lockwood's
daughter, Linda Sue.
Festive Tea Tendered
‘Teachers By PTA
Fall colors of orange, brown and
yellow predominated at the Ap-
‘preciation Tea given by Dallas Jun-
“ior High School 'A’ for teachers.
The centerpiece of gay chrysanthe-
mums was given to Mrs. Fossedal,
teacher of history.
Presiding at the .tea table were
‘Mrs. Robert Mellman, Mrs. John
‘Rosser, - Mrs. Carleton Davies, and
General chairman of the tea com-
mittee was Mrs. Lester Jordan, as-
sisted by Mrs. Carlton Pattison,
Mrs. Norti Berti, Mrs. George Hess.
Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs.
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Mrs. Della R. Case,
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and Mrs. Joseph Schneider.
liesdames Warren Taylor, Stanley
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Sylvia Schooley, well known voc-
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Thomas Black of the Social
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Social Security. An enthusiastic and |
question and answer
period followed his talk.
A brief business meeting was |
held with Mrs. Alva Eggleston pre-
siding and committee reports-were
heard. Mrs. Homer Moyer announced |
that a sewing class has been organ- |
ized and will meet at Dallas Metho-
dist Church every Wednesday from
Robert Butlers, Hosts
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler, |
Noxen * entertained at a birthday |
party at their home in honor of their |
daughter Brenda's third birthday.
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Belle and Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bobby, Linda, Dorothy,
Karen and Elwood, Mrs. Mary
Rogers, Mary Lou Rogers, Barbara
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