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Mr. and Mrs. George Hamm and
children, formerly of Harrisburg,
have rented the Rather home on
Spring Street, Dallas. Mr. Hamm
is district manager for State Farm
Insurance,
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Ireland
and family, formerly of Winsocket,
R. I. have rented and moved to an
apartment at Harris Hill, Trucks-
ville, Mr. Ireland is associated with
the Luzerne County Planning Com-
Hgsiod Sok
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chacko an
family have moved from West Pitt-
ston to a home they purchased
on Elizabeth Street, Dallas. Mr.
Chacko is associated with Nelson |
Brothers in Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan had
as guest at their home on Lake
Street for several days last week
their daughter, Mrs. Donald McVey,
from West New York, N. J.
Charles Barnes, whose wife and |
infant son Jimmie were killed in a
pre-Thanksgiving car crash, has
been released from Robert Packer
Hospital to stay with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes at
Huntsville. His fractured leg is in
a cast.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ander-
son, Shavertown, visited Mrs. Jen-
nie Evans, a guest at the Murray-
Ld Garrett home for the aged at
owsburg, N. Y. on Thanksgiv-
ing. Mrs. Evans, formerly of this
area, will observe her 83rd birth-
day on Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Erie, Pa, former residents of Shaver-
Ayn, had as guests over the Thanks-
giving holidays, Mr. and Mrs: David
Howell and family from Chicopee
Falls, Mass.
Mrs. Lester Fiske and son Gary,
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Crispell
and children Nancy, David, Joyce
and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Reed and daughter Linda, were
guests on Thanksgiving Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Reed,
176 Church St. Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Elston,
Kunkle, left on Monday for Holly-
wood, Florida, making the trip by
car. They will return sometime in
April, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Green-
_ wood, Terrace Avenue, Trucksville,
accompanied by Mrs. Greenwood’s
sister, Miss Marguerite Dorsch, of
Detroit, Michigan, returned on Sun-
day after a six-weeks trip to the
Pacific Coast, going by the northern
route, coming back by Arizona and
_ Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cease, East
ylas, entertained at a family din-
ner on Sunday, November 26, Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Cease, East
nge, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Shaver and daughter, Demi, Shav-
ertown; Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
Shaver and daughter Bonnie Jean,
Niagara Falls, Mrs. Thomas Pollock,
Lake Silkworth, and Warren Cease.
~ iGrace Ann Bachman, ‘member of
the Sophomore Class at Pennsyl-
vania State University, arrived this
week to spend a long holiday va-
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bachman, Demunds
Road.
Ralph E. Walp, 3rd, Shavertown,
is a long way from home and would
like to hear from old friends. His
address: 586-55-49 SRA., U.S.S. Van
Hoorhis, De (1028) % Fleet Post
Office, New York, N.Y. :
Mr. and Mrs. George Gregson,
Shrine View, are spending some
time at Pinehurst, N. C., enjoying
some golf. They are registered at
Wy Inn. ‘
Mr, and Mrs. William Price and
family, former Falls R. D. residents,
have purchased and moved into a
Me at 55 E. Franklin Street,
Shavertown. Mr. Price is employed
by Wyoming Sand and Stone.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Banks have
purchased and moved into one of
the apartments at the Mansion
House, Carverton Road, Trucksville.
Mr. Banks is associated with Banks
Construction Company.
Eleanor Dendler entertained over’
the holiday weekend her son, Bert,
Schenectedy, N. Y. and Judy Min-
nick, Staten Island, N. Y.
Larry Keeper, Williamsport, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Arthur Keefer, Beautician on Mach-
ell Avenue. :
Mr. and Mrs. [S. J. Miller and
Jon, have moved from Gates Street,
Wilkes-Barre, to Harris Hill Road,
Schuler,
Neighborhood
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® ote of Heaven Church was the
setting ‘recently for the marriage
of Marion Louise Cooney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cooney,
Hunlock Creek, to Louis Gerald
Wagner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Gerald Wagner, Sr., Dana
Street; Forty Fort. Rev. Francis
Kane, pastor of Gate of Heaven
Church, performed the double-ring
ceremony. Patricia Mastalski was
organist,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore cocktail length gown
of white Chantilly lace over taffeta,
styled with sabrina neckline of
sequins and seed pearls, fitted
basque bodice and long tapered
sleeves. The dome shaped shirt of
unpressed pleats, featured a scal-
loped hemline and was accentuated
with ‘large satin butterfly bow in
the back. Her’ fingertip veil ‘of
imported bridal illusion was at-
tached to a crown of orange blos-
some and seed pearls and white
crystal rosary beads draped her
cascade bouquet of white carna-
tions.
Mary Cummings, former class-
mate of the bride, was maid of
honor. She selected cocktail length
gown of shrimp colored silk or-
ganza, fashioned with open neck-
line, fitted bodice of Alencon lace,
and cap sleeves. Her bouffant skirt
was designed with three tiered
bustle back gathered by a cabbage
rose. Her short circular veil was
attached to a scalloped crown of
sequin roses and she carried a bou-
quet of shrimp colored roses.
: The mother of the bride chose
lavender silk dress with matching
accessories and white orchid.
‘Mother of the groom, beige tiered
satin cummerbund and dark’ brown
accessories. She wore a white
orchid.
For going away the bride wore
two piece lavender knit suit, with
matching accessories
orchid.
Thomas Nice was best man. Ush-
ers were Lee Wagner, brother of the
groom, and Rudy Beretta.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride, after which the couple left
on a tour of the Southern States.
Mrs. Wagner, a graduate of West
Central Catholic High School, was
employed by Fowler, Dick and
Walker.
Trucksville, Mr. Miller is retired.
Jon has just received his honorable
discharge from the U.S. Navy and
is employed by Girard Investment
Company.
Shavertown Branch Auxiliary
Holds Christmas Tea Party
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary, met Friday at the
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church for a
~ Christmas tea and program. Gifts
were exchanged. Introduced as
© new members were Mesdames Clif-
ford Ide, George Seelandt, Walter
Davis, Gordon Austin and Roy
Martz.
~ It was announcd that fifty-six
gifts were distributed to the hospi-
tal holiday sale held Tuesday.
- Musical selections were given by
Barnes, Scott Alexander,
Sharon Knorr, Theresa Giunto, Viir-
ginia Mahon, Carol Nicely, Bette
Jean Davis, Sally Ley, Pauline
Wroble, Peggy Aston and Sharon
Kresge, students of Louie W. Ayre
and Ruth Turn Reynolds.
~ Present were Mesdames Austin
Line, William Brown, Harry Rymer,
John Eck, Mary J. Wright, Fred
Templin, John Girvan, Stephen
Schmaltz, Walter Shaver,
George Secelandt, Z. E. Garinger,
James Harrison, George L. Rice,
Charles Sprenkel, Roy Swanson,
John Fielding, Clarence Elston, Gor-
don Austin, Roy Martz, George Dod-
son, John Henninger, Ray Shiber,
Burt B. Lewis, Harold Shappelle,
Edward Gilroy, Karl Kast, Joseph
Marsh, Thomas Reese, Carl Hontz,
M. U. Rumbaugh, B. C. Moen, Ar-
thur Smith, Franklin Hawk, Robert
Hummell, Charles Perkins, Fred
Malkemeés, Sheldon Evans, Lewis
Evans, Thomas S. Moore, Newton
. Ness, Guy Faust, Edgar Brace, Her-
bert Jenkins, R. D. Shepherd, Albert
Armitage, Fred Eck, Harvey Kit-
chen, William Wright, Jr., Leon
Beisel, Lyman Lull, Charles Sieber,
Donald D. Smith, Jack Pauling,
Clara Letts, Bertha Anderson, Hulda
Pederson, Mary Henwood, Viola
Schmassman, Edith Templin, Eula
Myers; Misses Lina E. Garinger,
dress of alencon lace, set off with
and white |
Married At Gate Of Heaven Church
MRS. LOUIS G. WAGNER
Mr. Wagner is a graduate of
Forty Fort High School. He is em-
ployed by Northeastern Auto Parts
Distributors Corporation, Kingston.
The bride was entertained at pre-
nuptial showers given by Mrs. Sterl-
ing Wagner, Mrs. D. E. Wagner,
aunts of the bridegroom, and by
the maid of honor.
The couple resides at 96 Dana
Street, Forty Fort,
Mrs. George Bedner
Is Hostess At Pinochle
Mrs. George Bednar, Hazeltine
Street, was hostess to her Pinochle
Club recently. Present were: Mes-
dames George Messersmith, Robert
Casterlin, James Trowbridge, James
Inman, William Morton, R. Gerlach,
| Joseph Youngblood and the host-
ess. The next club meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Morton.
Kenneth Paul Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowman,
Millcreek Trailer Park, Wilmington,
Delaware, announce the birth of a
son, their first child and the first
grandchild in both families. Ken-
neth Paul Bowman, who is named
for both sides of the family,
weighed seven pounds fourteen
ounces at birth December 1, 1961,
in Riverside Hospital at Clifton
Park Manor.
His mother is the former Mary
Regina Farver, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Farver, Sweet Valley.
Mr. Bowman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hillard of Muhlenburg, is
a mechanic with Leroy Rhinehimer
Service Station in Wilmington. Mrs.
Farver and her own year-old baby
Paula, are with the new mother
and child.
Pamela Sue Coburn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coburn
announce the birth of a five pound.
thirteen oz. baby girl, Pamela Sue
on November 7. There is another
little girl, aged eighteen months.
Mrs. Coburn is the former Lor-
raine Parsons, daughter of Mrs.
Edmund Webber, Dallas R.D. 4. The
couple lives at 129 Church Street,
Dallas,
Ricky Davis Is Host
To Fellowship Group
Ricky Davis was host to the Chi
Rho Fellowship group of Huntsville
Christian Church, Friday night. The
group members, Linda Shonk, Tim
Wagner, Wayne Shonk, Kathy
Stroud, Linda Howell, Marjorie
Evans, Eleanor Jones, the host, the
substitute teacher, Mrs. Wilbur
Davis and Rev, and Mrs. C. H. Frick
made final plans to visit two local
convalescent homes Christmas Eve,
taking with them individual gifts
for each patient and the Christmas
Story in film and song.
The members will meet at the
church this Friday to make the gifts
and all members are urged to help.
Mrs. Eugene Lavelle,
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Eugene Lavelle, Harveys Lake
was hostess to her card club on
Tuesday evening. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Mrs.
Robert Prichard and Mrs. Lawrence
Moretti. The following were pres-
ent: Mrs. Clint Cobleigh, Ann Spen-
cer, Gladys Fink, Mrs. Jack Jones.
Plans were made for a Christmas |
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(Powderhorn Estates,) Dal- |
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Lehman Class, 1946
Holds Fifteenth Reunion
Fifteenth Anniversary reunion of
Lehman High School, Class of 19486,
was held Saturday at Castle Inn
Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ellsworth. Mr. Ellsworth who
was class sponsor, gave the invo-
cation.
Toastmaster was Dayton Long.
Gifts were presented to Mrs. Elda
Murray Lomax, Falls Church, Va.,
for traveling the farthest and to
Mrs. Bernadine Skok Humphries,
class member present having the
i most, children.
The committee arranging the re- Gansel, Sweet Valley; Mrs. Henry | and Die Shop, Shavertown.
union were: Helen Maznik, Dorothy
Cooper, Walter Chamberlain, Edwin
Wright and Dayton Long.
Attending were: Mr, and Mrs. Ed-
ward Burdick, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornell, |
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lomax, Mr. and |
Mrs. Loren Cragle, Mr. and Mrs. |
John Kirchman, Mr. and Mrs. Elm- |
er Swelgin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward |
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. William John- |
son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Humph- |
ries, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rittenhouse,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ellsworth, Dayton
Long, Dorothy Cooper, Helen Maz-
nik, and Walter Chamberlain.
Have Baby Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Evans,
Anne. They have a son Bobby,
aged 1%. Mrs. Evans is the former
Betty Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Ed Johnson, Shavertown and
Mr. Evans is the son of Mrs. Helen
Evans, also of Shavertown.
Robert Prynn, Rochester, N.Y.,
is a patient at St. Mary's Hospital.
Mr. Prynn, a former Carverton resi-
dent, is brother of Richard Prynn,
Carverton and Mrs. Chester Glahn,
Bunker Hill. He suffered three
heart attacks in less than a week.
Mrs. John Reedy, Wilkes Barre,
former Dallas summer resident, will
leave next week for Atlanta, Ga.
to spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mary.
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for Mr. Richards, Group singing,
accordian solos and duets made for
a very enjoyable evening. Rev. R.
C. Smith led prayer.
Present were: Kingston, Mr. and
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lice Hosier; Dallas, Donald LaBar,
Mr. and Mrs, James LaBar, Jimmy;
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‘Edna Ruth Whispell Announces
Engagement To Donald R. Grey
Mr.
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| the engagement of their daughter,
and Mrs. Joseph Whispell, ®
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| Edna Ruth, to Donald Robert Grey, | To Plan Holiday Party
| son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T.|
| Grey of Harveys Lake. Announce-
Daddow Isaacs American Legion
| ment was made at Thanksgiving | will meet at the Post Friday night
| dinner.
Miss Whispell is a graduate of
| Tunkhannock High School, class of
| 1961.
| Lake-Lehman High School and
| Wyoming Valley Technical Institute.
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children’s party to be held Decem-
ber 23. Elsie Boehme, hospital en-
tertainment chairman, asks mem-
| bers to donate a few Christmas
{ cards for this meeting and help
|He in employed at Bruce's Tool |
The wedding will take place in
| the near future.
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