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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Harry Geary, Pleasantville,
Long Island, is spending some time
with her sister Mrs. Homer Moyer,
Split Rail Lane.
Mrs. Thomas Kingston, Welling-
ton Avenue, Dallas, 1s spending
some time with her daugucer and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
Burnaford, Upper Darby, where she
is receiving medical treatment. Be-
fore leaving Dallas, she was a hos-
pital patient for four wecks.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vrabel and
six month old Stephen, former Ply-
mouth residents, have purchased
ang moved into a home on Over-
fpr Road.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Honeywell,
newlyweds, have taken up residence
at 158 Meadowcrest, Trucksville.
. Tom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
. Honeywell, Lake Street, is employed
| by Berti & Sons.
La Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lamoreaux
and son, John, former Kingston
residents, have rented 130 Parrish
street. Mr. Lamoreaux is chef for
| Twin Grill. Mrs. Lamoreaux is em-
' ployed by General Cigar Company.
Paul Shaver, Sr, Huntsville Road,
‘and’ Paul, Jr., Cliffside Avenue,
Trucksville, have been confined to
their homes with the flu this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandt and
| son, Richard, aged two, have moved
from Syracuse to Applewood Manor
where they have bought a home.
Mr. Brandt is a chemist and metal-
ns.
| lurgist with Atlas Chain Manufac-
turing Company in West; Pittston.
~ Mrs. Paul Kocher, Machell Ave.
is ill with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stella, re-
cently married, have purchased and
moved into a home at 157 Cedar
Avenue, Shavertown. Mr. Stella is
m nic for Midway Motors, Du-
pontY Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden,
Loyalville, are vacationing in Ari-
zona They flew out.
“Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carr and
seven month Laura, formerly of
Blagk River, N, Y., have rented the
ns apartment at 1046 Memorial
Highway, Dallas. Mr. Carr is Air-
man 1st Class with the U. 8. Air
Force:
Mrs. Harry Ide has returned to
Forty Fort after spending the holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Shallanberger Jr. at Millington, N.J.
and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner
Jr. and sons of Holtwood, Pa. Mrs.
Shallanberger and family accomp-
anied Mrs. Ide to Holtwood where |-
they were guests of the Wagners
for two days.
Grace Ann Bachman returned to
her home on Demunds Road Sunday
after being a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital for over a week where
she: submitted to tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lamoreux have
returned to their home in Alex-
and¥®, Va., after visiting relatives
and: friends here and . in Boston,
Mass. They also enjoyed a tour of
the New England States before re-
tur®@g home.
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_ "THE MATERNITY
SHOPPE
10 W. Northampton St.
across from Lazarus
Going Out Of Business
SALE
Everything Must Go
FALL, SPRING, SUMMER
Merchandise
at rock bottom prices
Sizes 6 to 44
Ay fixtures and equipment
must be sold.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1962
SECTION B —PAGE 3
Clarence Dobersteins
Wed Forty Two Years
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Dober-
stein, Main Road, Sweet Valley, ob-
served their forty second wedding
anniversary on New Year's Day.
hey are parents of two children,
Wiliam of Roanoke, Va., and Mrs.
Eleanor Smith, Owego, N. Y.; also
six grandchildren, William and Lisa
Doberstemn, Sharon, Ronnie, Joyce
and James Smith.
The Wilham Doberstein family
spent the Christmas weekend with
the Clarence Dobersteins.
Russell Morgan Steele.
Pvt. and Mrs. Russell Steele an-
nounce the birth of a seven pound,
seven ounce baby boy, Russell Mor-
gan, at General Hospital on Jan-
uary 7. This is ther first child.
Pvt. Steele is stationed at Fort
Devens, Mass, Mrs. Steele is the
former Jo Ann Price, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Price, Lake
Silkworth, Pvt. Steele is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Steele Sr. of
Mooretown.
Russell Morgan is the first grand-
son for the Steeles and the second
for the Prices. He suffered a
kidney infection and was taken for
a day to Philadelphia Children’s
Hospital. He is home and doing fine
now.
Vermanne Barrall
Mr. and Mrs, Chester R. Barrall
announce the birth of a daughter,
Veranne Grace, to their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James
Lord Shavertown, at Mercy Hospi-
tal, January 12. Veranne Grace
weighed 8 lbs. She is the Lords’
child and the fourth grandchild of
the Barralls making it two grand-
daughters and two grandsons for
them. Mrs. Lord is the former
Grace Barrall.,
Home From England
Airman 1C and Mrs. Paul C. Hes-
lop and daughter, Jeanine Louise,
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank OC. Heslop, School St.,
Shavertown, January 5 from Eng-
land. After a thirty day leave they
will go to EI Paso, Texas, where
Airman Heslop will serve.
Hobby Club Meets
With Marella Stanton
Hobby Club of East Dallas met
Wednesday evening at the home of
Marella Stanton, Roushey Street,
Fernbrook, and voted to retain the
same officers: president, Barbara
Lasher; secretary, Sally Wagner;
treasurer, Priscilla Coolbaugh. Next
meeting will be held at the home
of Sally Wagner, January 23, a cov-
ered dish supper.
Attending the meeting were lead-
er, Mrs. Mary Lasher, Barbara Lash- |
er, Carol Lasher, Priscilla Cool-
baugh, Florence Martin, Ruth Young,
Sally Wagner, Gladys Gabel and the
hostess.
Dorothy E. Kintzer
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kintzer of
Demunds Road announce the birth
of a daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth,
on December 29 in General Hos-
pital. She weighed nine pounds and
nine ounces and measured twenty-
one inches.
The Kintzers have two other
daughters, Beverly and Lauren.
Dallas Couples Club
Ham Supper, January 27
Mrs. Nelson Nelson and Mrs. Fay
Hopkins are co-chairmen of the din-
ing room for the Dallas Methodist
Church Couples Club ham supper
to be held at the Church on January
|| 27 from 5 until 7 p.m,
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January 22 and 23
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Serving from 5 until 8
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RESTAURANT
' Basic Training at Ft. Jackson, S.C.,
Engaged
ROSEMARY KISTLER
Mr, and Mrs. John F. Kistler, | pensburg State College, is teaching
Midway Lane, Dallas, announce the | in the Harrisburg School District.
engagement of their daughter, Rose- Mr. Mease, graduate of Elizabeth-
mary to John H. Mease, son of Mr. | town College, is employed as a stat-
and Mrs. Ivan L. Mease, 111 Cocoa | istician by the Bureau of Correc-
Avenue, Hershey, Pa. tion, Camp Hill, Pa.
Miss Kistler, a graduate of Ship- A June wedding is planned.
Carol Ann Rudy Is Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Rudy,
Shagbark Drive, Shavertown, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Carol Ann, to Richard
Ferris McRay, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris L. McRay, Springfield, ill.
Miss Rudy, a 1960 graduate of
College Misericordia, is working
toward a master’s degree at Boston
University.
Her fiancee received his bach-
elor’s degree from MIT. where he
is doing graduate work and is em-
ployed in the Division of Sponsored
Research as a mechanical engineer.
He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa
fraternity.
A summer wedding is planned.
i
Mrs. Richard Husted Is
| Guest At Bridal Shower
Joyce Anderson,
Bill Monk Jr. Leaves
For Service With Navy
William Monk Jr., son of Mrs.
John Allabaugh, Pinecrest Ave., and |
the late William Monk, is serving
with the U.S. Navy at Great Lakes,
Illinois.
Bill is a graduate of West Side
Central High School. Last Thursday
his mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Earl Monk, drove him to Philadel-
phia to sign in. The same day he
flew by jet to Great Lakes, where
he will study nuclear weapons.
Two Enlist For U.S. Army
Charles John Young, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Young, Dallas, RD 2,
and William Clarke Lewis Jr., son
on Davis Street on December 20.
Mrs. Thomas Cleasby, Mrs.
Mary Mokajchic,
Betty Mannear,
the guest of honor.
Robin Lamoreux
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lamoreux,
They will receive eight weeks of
ear Inc.
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Student Teacher
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Wedding Invitations
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Dorothy, and
Libby Cleasby gave a bridal shower
for Mrs. Richard Husted, the form-
er Alma Grey, at the Cleasby home
Present: Mrs. Wilford Anderson,
Allen
Grey, Mrs. Richard Husted, Sr., Mrs.
Esther Jones Sutton, Carol Spare,
Barbara Prokop-
chick, Linda Smith, Betzi Kistler,
Dorothy Cleasby,
Joyce Anderson, Libby Cleasby, and
130 Cedar Ave. Shavertown, have
of Mr. and Mrs. William Clarke | announced the birth of a seven
Lewis Sr., Dallas R.D. 3 have en- | pound, ten ounce baby girl, Rob-
listed in the U.S. Army under its | in, Other children are Linda, elev-
Guaranteed Assignment Program. |en, Jerry, seven, Barbara, five,
Both men have enlisted for the |Susan, two and a half.
Heavy Construction Equipment Mrs, Lamoreaux is the former
School. Betty Vavrek of Demunds Corners.
Mr. Lamoreux is employed by Lin-
Linda Ann Grey
To Wed Carl Montross
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grey,
Harveys Lake, announce the en-
gagament of their daughter, Linda
Ann, to Carl Montross Jr. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Montross of Nox-
en\RD 1.
Miss Grey is a 1959 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School and is
a junior at Mansfield State College
majoring in Home Economics educa-
tion. She is a member of Kappa
Omicron Phi national honorary
home economics fraternity.
Mr. Montross is also a 1959 Lake-
Lehman graduate, He is presently
attending New Mexico State Univ-
ersity where he is majoring in
Chemical Egnineering
A June wedding has been planned.
Junior Woman's Club
Celebrates Anniversary
Eighteenth Anniversary of Dallas
Junior Woman’s Club was celeb-
rated at a smorgosboard dinner
held recently in the Prince of Peace
Church. Mrs. Merton Jones and
Mrs. William Hanna were hostesses.
Members brought covered dishes
and took an active part in the
program which was a demonstra-
tion of cake decorating by Anthony
Dicton of Dicton’s Bakery. Mrs.
Evan Bonowitz won the prize of
a large decorated cake.
Mrs. John Culp, Jr., presided.
Proposed changes in the by-laws
were given a first reading by Mrs.
James Besecker, Jr. Welfare Com-
mittee reported that sixty-five
Christmas Gifts were delivered to
Retreat Hospital. Membership Chair-
man Mrs, Stanley Hozempa, an-
nounced that any woman up to the
age of thirty-five is welcome to
join the club by contacting her or
any club member. The annual card
party and fashion show will be
held March 13, in St. Therese’s
Auditorium, Trucksville.
Executive Board will meet Tues-
day, January 16, at the home of
Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Franklin St.
Shavertown. Mrs. Joseph Borton is
Mrs. Bernard Rogers, Franklin St.,
co-hostess.
To Celebrate Birthday
Dallas Woman’s Club Chorale
will hold its fourteenth birthday
dinner at the Kingston American
Legion Home, January 29, 6:30 p.m.
Chairman of the affair is Mrs.
Joseph Balavage assisted by the
following: reservations, Mrs. Joseph
Goode, Mrs. Joseph Drust; decora-
tions, Mrs. Clifford Troup, Mrs. Paul
Lauer; entertainment, Mrs. Victor
Cross, Mrs. Charles Mahler.
All members and former
bers are cordially invited.
mem-
Mrs. Robert Lamoreaux
Is Honored On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maransky,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a party
honoring their daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lamoreaux, Chase Road, Trucks-
ville who celebrated her birthday
anniversary. A buffet luncheon was
served. She received lovely gifts.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lam-
oreaux, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lam-
oreaux, Allan, Chase Road, Trucks-
ville; Norma Diamond, Falls; Susan
Learn, Berwick; Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
ael Maransky, Dorothy, Edward
Faust, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roman,
Patrick, Donna, Cynthia, Mr. and
Mrs. John Roman, David, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Roman, Peter and
Tom Maransky and the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins
President Of Book Club
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins was chosen
president and Mrs. Thomas Hillyer,
vice president, at the meeting of
Back Mountain Memorial Library
Book Club on Monday. Other offi-
cers: secretary, Mrs Charles Frantz,
and treasurer, Mrs Willard Seaman.
Ms. Homer Moyer, Mrs. Henry Pet-
erson and Mrs. Lloyd Kear were
nominating committee.
“Janet and Mary graciously vol-
unteered. God bless ’em’’!
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Shultz, i She is a faculty member of Dal-
las School District.
Mr. Bohunicky, who served four
RD 3, Dallas, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ethel
to Joseph B. Bohunicky, 1 River years in the United States Air
Terrace, Johnson City, N.Y. He is | Force, received an associate degree
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jos- |in applied
eph E. Bohunicky. Technical Community College, Bing-
iMss Shultz, a graduate of College | hamton, N. Y. He is employed in
Misericordia, received a master of the test equipment engineering
arts degree from Colorado State | group of the General Products Divi-
College, Greeley, Colorado, and rec- | sion of IBM, Endicott, N. Y.
ently attended the University of | - A summer wedding is planned.
Montpellier, Montpellier, France. ’
Shavertown Hospital Auxiliary
Meets For Dessert Luncheon
Shavertown branch, Nesbitt Hos-; Hospital) to be held in the Pette-
pital Auxiliary met January 5 for | bone Dixon student center in King-
a dessert luncheon at the Lutheran | ston on Tuesday, January 16 at
Church. Five new members were 8 p.m, Auxiliary members are in-
introduced.
Mrs. Fred Eck, chairman of sew-|to wear uniforms, cap and pin.
ing announced that over 5250 pup- | | Invitations have been issued to all
pets have been distributed to pat- graduate nurses. Dr. Ruth Jessee,
ients up to twelve years of age. | Head of the Dept. of Nursing Educa-
Fifty-seven articles were donated | tion of Wilkes College will be the
science from Broome |
| vited. Graduate nurses are asked!
Shavertown Scouts
Receive Awards
Mrs. Alex Covert, den mother
of Den 5, Pack 233, Shavertown,
presented the following awards at
| the meeting last Wednesday: Bob
Cat, Paul Dymond, Ricky Their and
James Gosart; one year pin, Mike
Precone, Bobby Dymond; two sil-
| ver arrows on Wolfe Badge, Mike
Precone; Silver arrow on Wolfe
Badge, Kevin Covert.
The annual Cub Scout Blue and
Gold Banquet will be held Febr-
vary 5 at Shavertown Methodist
Church. j
Fricks Leave For
San Diego By Plane
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Frick left
Sunday afternoon for San Diego,
| California, where they expect to
spend ten days with their son Jack
and his family. They parted com-
pany at the bus terminal, where
Mrs. Frick took a bus for Philadel-
| phia, to catch a jet plane, and Rev.
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| Frick another bus for Washington,
where he is eligible to travel by
military plane.
Mrs. Beatrice Schreiner
' Cruises To Nassau
Mrs. Beatrice F. Schriener, Hill-
side Avenue, Harveys Lake, recently
| returned to Florida from a cruise
aboard the SS Bahama Star to
Nassau. The overnight trip was
made by ship from Miami, with
the ship docking at Bay Street
in -the tropical island.
Two days and a night were spent
| sightseeing, swimming and shopping
in Nassau.
Mrs. Schreiner is spending the
winter at Miami. She will return
here to spend the summer at her
Harveys Lake residence.
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks Ill
Mrs. T.M.B. Hicks has been ill
this week at her home on Pioneer
Avenue.
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Mrs. William Thomas, chairman |
of Shavertown branch for the June |
festival discussed plans for the flow- |
er booth. She also annouriced that |
there will be a meeting of all booth |
chairmen on Wednesday, January |
31 at 1:30 p.m. in the nurses home. |
Tt was decided that the auxiliary |
members will meet at 11 o'clock |
on the regular meeting date to |
help make articles for the festival.
The Auxiliary was asked to help |
Shaver, Austin Line, George Dod-
| son, H H. Rymer, George L. Rice,
Ray Shiber, Arthur Smith, William
| Girvan, James Harrison, Charles
Sieber, W. W. Jacquish, Carl E.
| Hontz, Lyman Lull, John Henning-
er, Charles Sprenkel, Roy Swanson,
Margaret Dykman, J. B. Schooley,
Julia A. Knorr, Clarence Elston,
Attending: Mesdames Bertha And- |
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| Gordon Austin, I. R. Elston, Herb- |
| ert Jenkins, William Brown, Walter |
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a S Lang | Rosetta Kepner, Ruth E. Lamoreaux, |
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First activity for the 50th an-
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day for South Carolina to serve!
with the Army paratroopers. They
will be gone three years. {
Walter is a graduate of Dallas |
Township High School. He has been |
employed by American Home Build- |
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graduated from Lehman High School |
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and Philipsburg Sr. High School,
Philipsburg.
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