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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Kenneth Calkins, Idetown, was
admitted on Friday to Jefferson
in Philadelphia,
her sister, Charlotte, while Mr.
Calkins is in the hospital.
Faith Edwards, Lansdowne, spent
| the weekend visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Edwards, Idetown, and the
Howard Risleys. Faith has been
pees in charge of the office at
e U. S. National Student Asso-
ciation in Philadelphia. She directs
several linguists.
| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells, Trucks-
ville, are spending Several weeks
1 in | Cloud, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prinzing, for-
merly of Maryland, Pa. have moved
to 50% Hunt Street, Dallas. Mr.
Prinzing is construction superinten-
lent tor Raymon Hedden.
| Mrs. Delmar Wintersteen, Harv-
ays Lake, has returned to her home
after spending a week with a
school friend in South Carolina. She
irove down with her son who was
zn route to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Post and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Vivian, Center
Hill Road, will leave next week
for a vacation in the West Indies.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yatsko,
Harveys Lake, have announced the
birth of a baby boy at General
Hospital on February 14.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, Hunts-
ville Road, spent several days last
week in New York City.
Mrs, Ben Shipman Jr. and child-
ren, Buffalo, N. Y. are spending a
week with Mrs. Shipman’s parents,
1 diffe
8 ery.
| early’
{Grace Ann Bachman and Betsey
] \ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks at Leh-
man while Mr. Shipman is on a
business trip.
Captain Charles R. Scoggins, son-
' in-law of Mr. and Mrs. T.M.B.
| Hicksg has been transferred from
4 Boul®®¥, Colorado, to Hanscom Air
{ll Force Base near Boston, where the
| family has purchased a new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Josph Gries, Wood-
Drive, Goss Manor, Dallas,
announce the birth of a son on
4! February 9 in Mercy Hospital.
Band Mrs. Benjamin Swarty,
Lake Silkworth RD 2 Hunlock Creek,
announce the birth of daughter on
February 9 in Mercy Hospital.
Henry Shupp is recuperating at
his home in Kunkle following surg-
Leslie Warhola, manager of Dal-
| las-Shavertown Water Company, is
about after being confined to his
home with flu.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
u Jim, Claude Street, Mr. and Frs.
Ernest Harrison, Swoyersville, and
Tommy, Idetown, visited Mrs. Wil-
lard Goss at Muhlenburg on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver Sr.,
. Mathers Drive, have returned after
spending a week visiting Mr. and
es Conklin at Bethlehm.
Mrs. L. E. Cottle, former Shaver-
town resident, now of Forty Fort,
has returned from Nesbitt Hospital
wher she had been a patient since
December.
Mulcey, students at Pennsylvania
State University, spent the week-
Mrs. Clayton Traver and Pamela and |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes O
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Personal Interest
Janine Louise Updyke =
Has First Birthday
Janine Louise, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Updyke, Pikes
Creek, was entertained on her first
birthday with a family dinner. At-
tending, in addition to her parents
and four older brothers, were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Frantz and daught-
er, Evelyn, Shavertown. Janine
Louise was named for Mrs. Frantz,
who is her great Aunt. Later in
the day, callers to wish her a happy
birthday included her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Britt and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Updyke and her great
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Walt-
er Tworek, Janine Louise’s brothers,
Merwin, Alan, Duane and Bryan.
George Robert Yatsko
Mr. and Mrs. George Yatsko,
Centermoreland, announced the
birth of a son, George Robert, on
Valentine's Day. The baby weighed
in at 6 lbs. 7 ozs
Mrs. Yatsko is the former Marie
Wahlgren of Shavertown and this
is their first child and the first
grandchild on both sides of the
families
Guests In Florida
Recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Martin and fam-
ily, Largo, Florida, were Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Cook Jr., and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dendler, Mr.
and Mrs. John Fielding, Clyde Dend-
ler, Phillip Shannon, Virgie Elston,
Mrs. Carl Mackison and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Matthews and family,
all of Penasylvania.
Couples Club Makes
Plans For Card Party
The Prince of Peace Church Coup-
es’ Club will hold a card party on
Tuesday, Feb 27th. at 8:00 p.m.
in the Parish House. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith, Chairmen, announce
door and table prizes will be award-
ed. Refreshments will be served.
The public is invited. Players are
asked to please bring their own
cards. R
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bachman and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Mulcey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coolbaugh,
Shavertown R D. 5, have announced
the birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt
Hospital on February 16.
- Beverly Bonning, Jackson Towmn-
ship, entertained a number of
friends at a skating party at Smith’s
Pond recently.
Mame Frederick has moved from
Main Street, Dallas, to the apart-
ment over Gavy’s Market in Trucks-
ville,
Dr. and ‘Mrs. Roger Owens,
Machell Avenue, are spending a
vacation at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Turner Jr.
newly weds, entertained about
sixty guests at open house at their
new home on Lower Main Road,
Dallas, Saturday evening. Out of
town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Maxwell, New York City, and
Major William Dierolf of Washing-
ton, DB. C. ;
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J day afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Mulcey,
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, announce |
the engagement of their daughter, |
Elizabeth Anne, to Gerald S. French, |
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.
Blaine French, Hampden High-
lands, Maine.
Miss Mulcey, a graduate of Wyo-
ming Seminary, is a senior at the
Pennsylvania State University. She
is a member of Kappa Delta Soror-
ELIZABETH ANNE MULCEY
Betrothed
She was
employed on the
editorial staff at the Dallas Post
last summer.
Mr, French is a meteorologist for
| the U. S. Weather Bureau in Wil-
ty.
mington, North Carolina. He was
graduated from The Pennsylvania
| State University in 1960 and is a
| member of Lamba Chi Alpha fra-
ternity
| A spring wedding is planned.
Peggy Mericle
Jesse Turner Jr.
Wednesday, February 14, at 7
p.m., Peggy Mericle Kitchen, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mericle,
Shavertown, married Jesse Turner
Jr: of Pittsburg. The ceremony was
performed in Gettysburg Presbyter-
ian Church. Attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kropp, former Leh-
man residets, now of Gettysburg.
Mrs. Turner has been employed
at Orchard Farm Restaurant. Mr.
Bride Of Donal
Wilkes-Barre Jehovah | Witness
Kingdom Hall was the scene Satur-
February 17, two
o'clock, for the wedding of Donna
Marie Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Pikes Creek,
to Donald C. Freed, Shickshinny.
Presiding minister John T. Bud-
ner, officiated at the impressive
double-ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore floor length gown
of Chantilly lace over net and satin,
featuring a long train. Her gown
was styled with fitted bodice,
jeweled scalloped neckline, and
long sleeves, tapered at the wrist.
Her finger-tip veil of illusion fell
from a crown of pearls and rhine-
stones, and she carried a Colonial
bouquet of red roses centered with
a white gardenia.
Mrs, Eleanor Budner,
Barre was matron of honor.
Wilkes
She
Kitchen Marries
February 14
| Turner, an engineer, has been sta-
tioned at Red Rock for the past
year.
The couple resides on Main St.,
Dallas.
Variety showers were given by
Mrs. Gloria Kitchen, Helen Kish-
baugh and Lorain Allen for the
bride at the Kishbaugh home, Dal-
| las, and at the Kitchen home, Goer-
linger Avenue, Shavertown.
Donna Mae Smith Becomes
d C Freed
selected gown of turquoise with
matching headdress and carried a
nosegay of carnations tinted to
match her outfit.
Larry Kraynanski, Lee Park,
acted as Mr. Freed’s best man.
Mrs. Lawrence Smith, mother of
the bride chose satin sheath dress
of flowered magenta with pink ac-
cessories and corsage of pink tinted
orchids.
| Mrs. Freed is a 1960 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School. She
was chosen May Queen that year.
She is employed at Winterstein’s
Restaurant, Shickshinny.
Mr. Freed is a graduate of Meyers
High School, class of 1958. He is
| employed by Helen K. Salsburg.
| After a reception held at the
| Winterstein Restaurant, the couple
left for a week’s trip. They will re-
side at 41 North Main Street,
Shickshinny.
Flower Club Plans Trip
To International Show
At a recent meeting of Westside
Flower Club plans were made to
sponsor a bus trip to the Internat-
ional Flower Show at the Coliseum,
New York City on Thursday, March
‘15. Members of the Club and their
friends are welcome. Reservations
should be made with Mr. and Mrs.
Marlan Frantz, Shavertown, by
March 6. .
The bus will leave the Christian
Church, Wyoming Ave., Kingston at
7:30 a.m. and leave New York at
5 p.m. :
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Jane Cave, daughter of Mr. and
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St. David’s Day Annual Banquet to |
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Philip Templin, Guest
At Birthday Dinner
Philip Templin, son of Mrs. Edith |
Templin, spending the weekend
| with his mother in Dallas, was
| honored Sunday evening at a fam-
| ily dinner at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Fred Eck, Shavertown, in ob-
| servance of his birthday.
Mr. Templin, head of the Wax
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ago of a fellowship awarded him
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| burgh which netted him a Master's
| degree, was passing through by
| plane from Pittsburgh to New York
on Business.
Present at the family dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell and
Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reese,
Penny, Cathy, Diane and Johnny;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Templin, Bob-
by, Billy, Cheryl and Deborah; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Templin, Robin, and
[Fred Lambert; all of Dallas, Mr.
and Mrs. Eck, Dorothy and Beverly,
Shavertown; and the guest of honor,
Pittsburgh.
Honored On Birthday
On Saturday evening, Mrs, George
Shaver, Sr., Trucksville was guest
of honor on her birthday at a din-
ner party held at her home.
Present were, Mr. and Mrs.
George Belles, Mr. and Mrs. George
Shaver, Jr., George, Tommy and
Alan, Mr and Mrs. James Knecht,
George Shaver, Sr. and the guest
of honor.
Jackie Houser Has
Fourth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Houser enter-
tained at a Valentine birthday party,
Sunday, February 11, in honor of
their daughter, Jackie Lynn, who
observed her fourth birthday. A
Valentine motif was carried out,
with the birthday cake baked and
decorated by the honoree’s mother.
Favors were heart shaped boxes of
candy. Games were played and.
refreshments served to Helen and
Mary Ann DeMarco, Pamela Eckert,
Lorene and Raelene Daring and the
honoree.
Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Marlon Rimple and son “Butch”;
Mr. and Mrs. James Trebilcox; Mrs.
Adrian DeMarco, and Arthur Rice.
Dallas American Legion
Plans Annual Pig Roast
Daddow Issacs Post, 672, will
hold its first annual pig roast
Saturday, February 24 at the Post
Home, 6 until 9 p.m. Menu will
include roast pig, apple sauce,
baked potatoes, tossed salad, rolls
and butter,
Committee members: Marty Mec-
Engaged
Ri
Mr.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arkady Smolin
Sr., of New York City,
Miss Kocher is a graduate of |
Lake-Lehman High School Class of |
1961. She is also a graduate of the
and Mrs. Leslie I. Kocher,|School
Maple Street, Noxen, announce the | Bureau Inc. and is employed in the
engagement of their daughter, | office of the Blue Shield, Newark,
Jeannie Ann to Arkady Smolin Jr, |N. J.
JEANNIE ANN KOCHER
of Integrated Machine
Mr. Smolin is a graduate of West
Wyoming High School, Class of
1961. He is attending the School of
X-Ray Technology on Staten Island.
A fall wedding is planned.
Sam Thompson, Critical
In Lakeland Hospital
‘Word has been received from Mrs.
Sam Thompson, former Dallas resi-
dent, that her husband has been
a patient in Lakeland General Hos-
pital for four weeks suffering from
a very severe heart attack. He has
three nurses, and until last week
was not conscious.
The Thompsons bought a home
at Lakeland and stay there the
year round. Clara, who is alone,
would appreciate notes from old
friends. Just address them to her
Enrue, James Davenport, George
Cave, Roland Spencer, Bill O’Brien, |
Bud Shonk, Tom Kone, Dick Staub, |
Regis Brice, Dick Fuller, Leonard |
Harvey, Bernard McDermott, Ed |
Buckley and Art Garinger. Final
meeting of the committee will be |
held tonight, Wednesday. Reser- |
vations must be in at that time.
The Auxiliary will assist with the
serving.
Adrian DeMarcos, Wed
Ten Years On Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian DeMarco,
115 Sutton Road, Trucksville, will
observe their tenth anniversary on
Friday. They were married February |
[ 23, 1952, at St. Therese’s Church |
| Shavertown, with the late Rev. John
J. O'Leary officiating. Attendants
were Mrs. DeMarco's sister and
brother, Madelyn and John Baur.
The couple has seven children,
Adrian Eugene, Jr., Mary Ann, John
| Marion, Helen Maroe, Paul Francis, |
| Gerard Anthony, and Claire Marie. !
Mrs. DeMarco is the former Clare |
Marie Baur, daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs. John Baur, Shaver Avenue,
Shavertown., Mr. DeMarco is the |
son of the late Marion, and Mrs. |
Marion DeMarco, Rochester, N.Y. |
He is employed at College Miseri- |
cordia.
at the General Hospital, Lakeland,
Florida.
Sam
ston National Bank.
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. William Eckert, Shavertown,
was guest of honor at a birthday
party at Forty Fort Dairy on Val-
entine’s Day. Present were Melvin
Mosier, Jean Gerloch, Conrad Wel-
itchko, Louise Marks and Billy De-
Voe.
Birthday Party
Lady Toby Rebekan Lodge 54,
Trucksville, will celebrate its fif-
teenth birthday with a Smorgas-
bord at Continental Inn [February
28 at 6:30. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. Ord Trumbower or |
Mrs. Peg Robbins, Trucksville,
is former cashier of King-
Mr. and Mrs, James Sisco, Cedar
Avenue, Shavertown, have an- |
nounced the birth of a daughter
at General Hospital on February
118.
Cecil Poynton, Shaver Avenue,
Shavertown, has returned from Gen-
eral Hospital where he had been a |
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Eastern Star Will
Hold Family Night
Dallas Chapter #396 Order of
Eastern Star will have “FAMILY
NIGHT” at the Kunkle Community
Hall next Wednesday evening at 6,
when members, their families, and
friends are invited to - enjoy a
covered dish supper seasoned with
enjoyable entertainment.
Mrs. Betty Meeker and “Mus,
Evelyn Smith, Zo-chairmen, are
working to make this an evening '
of fraternal fellowship with the
help of this committee:—Myrtle
Rineman, Evelyn Hauck, Eleanor
Laity, Marjorie Krimmel, Vera
Hopa, Olga Kozemchak, and Ber-
nece Stephenson.
Members are requested to bring
a covered dish and place settings.
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furnished.
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Rainbow Girls Hold
Birthday Party
Charles James Memorial Rainbow
Assembly met at the Trucksville
Methodist Church Education Build-
ing on Thursday to celebrate birth.
days for January and February.
Those celebrating were Susan Chen-
ey Glenda Williams, Lynn Hughes,
Patty Sickler, Jean Ide, Marlene
Milne, Betty Oatridge, Myra Berti
and Jane Layou.
Kiwanis Women To Meet
Dallas Women of Kiwanis will
meet with their husbands in the
main dining room at the Country
Club next Wednesday and hear R.
J. Bartow talk on the workings of
the Pennsylvania Department of
Public Assistance.
In charge of reservations are Mrs.
John Hayt, Mrs. Leon Emmanuel
and Mrs. Norti Berti.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Enjoys Film, “Big Scot”
The Back Mountain Horseshoe
4-H Club met on Saturday at the
Lehman Fire Hall for a business
meeting and the showing of a film
entitled “Big Scot”.
Present were: Tom Estus, Lee
Johnson, David Spencer, Marjorie
Wasckek, Fran Wentzel, Ruth Ann
Scott, Nancy Hughes, Linda McKeel,
Connie Bogdon, Tim Carroll, Resia
Carroll, Leslie Vivian, Erica Vivian,
Ronnie Post, Linda Tag, Mrs.
Tony Bogdon, and E. V. Chadwick.
Valentine Party
On Valentines Day, Mrs. Alex
Covert’s Den 5, Cub Pack 223 of
Shavertown were treated to a party
by Mrs, Warren Boyes and Mrs.
Joseph Precone. Those enjoying the
party were: Jimmy Gosart, Kevin
Covert, Warren Boyes, Neil Stetson,
Michael Precone, Mrs. Covert and
Mrs. Boyes.
Three Birthdays Are
Celebrated On Saturday
Mrs. Edwin Lumley, Harris Street,
entertained on Saturday at a birth-
day dinner honoring Edwin Lumley,
Mrs. Herbert Jones and Mary Alice
Lumley. Present were Herbert
Jones, Mary Lou, Sheila Candis,
Pamela and Michael of Catasauqua;
Mrs. Gordon Austin, Shavertown;
Kathleen Lumley, the guests of
honor and the hostess.
Lake Legion To Stage
Merchandise Party
Harveys Lake American Legion
Post 967 will stage a merchandise
party Monday evening at 8 at
Jonathan R. Davis Fire Hall in
Idetown. Refreshments will be
served. Tickets may be purchased
at the door or from members of
the Legion or its Auxiliary, Robert
Uzdella is chairman for the men,
Becky Casterline for the women,
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