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Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander matt |
and family of Armonk, N., Y., have |
= purchased a ranch type home at |
. Shrine Acres and moved in. Mr.
Imatt is associated with Leslie Henry
.. Corporation.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Pillarella |
“' have moved from Pittston to the |
_ Welhofer home at Haddonfield Hills |
which they have purchased. Rew:
" Pillarella
=" Presbyterian Church in Dallas. Mrs. |
is minister for the new
" Pillarella teaches at Wyoming Sem-
“+ inary Day School.
East Center
Mr, and Mrs.
Street, Shavertown,
"have returned to their home after
+= spending five weeks in North Mi-
ol i, Fla, |
J¥Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hicks have
+ returned to their home in New |
Jersey after spending the week- |
end with the former's mother, Mrs.
“PMB, Hicls, Pioneer Avenue, Dal- |
las. They were called here by the |
serious illness of Mr. Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright and |
Lori, Elizabeth, Martha and Chris- |
tine have moved from Forty Fort
“to a home they have a]
“on E. 42nd Street, Dallas,
~ Wright is plant manager for on]
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brunges and |
“two year old Debra, have moved |
from Brooklyn, N.Y. to Demunds |
_ Road, Dallas RD 3. Mt, Brunges has |
‘recently been discharged from the |
service.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn and |
family, formerly. of Schuylkill Hav-
en, Pa, are renting a home at
". Meadowecrest, ‘ Trucksville, Mr. Quill |
_. is a staff sergeant with the Martin
27 Corp.
1: Mrs. Lillian Kahler, hospitalized
;4 ‘at General, March’ 10 with inter-
nal injuries suffered when a heavy
coal truck hit her car, is recover.
ing at her home at Harveys Lake.
Linda Haegenbaugh, daughter of
~ and Mrs. William Haegenbaugh,
is at her home in Lehman after
spending a week at General Hos.
pital. Linda, 14, an eighth grade
honor roll student at Lake_Leh-
man, will be out of school for some
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W. R. Vivian, Tunkhannock RD 2
celebrated his seventeenth birthday
anniversary on March 21. Mr. and
Mrs. Vivian will’ celebrate their
forty-eighth wedding anniversary
Sunday, March 25.
Mr. and Mrs, Grant Ashburner,
Outlet, entertained on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Ashburner of Kunk-
le, Mr, and Mrs. William Lane
and Mary Ann, Carbondale, Jack
Curry, San Francisco, Calif, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sutton, Troxell
Switch and daughter, Betty of John-
City, N.Y.
Mrs. .John Sutton has returned |
home after spending a few days with !
Rev. and Mrs. George Sutton at |
®horiy, NY. {
“= time, suffering from hepatitis.
2 [I bound instruction will be
Lu requested.
z Mr. and Mrs, Howard Peterson
- and son, Thomas, visited at the
: home of Mr. and Mrs. George
L Steltz Jr, Loyalville, on Sunday.
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Notes have been received trom |
Mrs, W. F. Newberry, Pioneer Ave.,
resident, who is spending the wink, |
er in Belvedere, Calif. She says the |
hills are covered with California |
poppies, hyacinths, jonquils and
spring shrubs are in full bloom.
She expects to return in April.
Mrs. Edward Cilvic and children,
Outlet, are il: with a virus infec-
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i Mrs. Blaine - Stackhouse, Outlet,
$ fell and broke her ankle, She is
a patient in Mercy Hospital and
would be glad to hear from and
visit with old friends and neighbors.
John Sutton, Outlet,-is recovering
from a virus infection. He and Mrs.
tton recently had as visitors Mr.
3d Mrs, Corey Mead, Idetown, and
“Mrs. Mable Lameroux and son Luke,
of Hunlock Creek.
$i1rs. Leslie Hilbert, Lehman Ave.,
who has been a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital as result of a heart attack,
was taken Monday to the home of
her daughter and son-in.law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Iveson, Osceola
Avenue, Kingston. She expects to
come home the end of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Alden have
purchased the former Paul Jacob
home on Yeager Avenue. Coming
from Hampton, N. H., they moved
into their new home last week.
Mr, Alden is cashier of Kingston
National Bank.
Alex Johnson, Forty Fort, former
Dallas resident, ‘is a surgical patient
at Nesbitt Hospital.
James Park has returned to his
home on Huntsville-Idetown Road
after being a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital for three weeks. He sub-
mitted to surgery,
Mrs. Jack Berti, Machell Ave.,
Ygbmitted to emergency surgery at
Mercy Hospital on Tuesday. The
grandmothers are taking care of her
little girls.
| The new arrival weighed
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962
~ Purely Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 5
ncreases Paym
| At the meeting of Dallas Senior
; Woman's Club held Wednesday
I night at Prince of Peace Hall, mem-
ers voted an additional hundred
| dollars for Back Mountain Memorial
Library, fifty dollars to the Key
Club for their trip to Denver, fifty
the Hennebaul family
| and twenty-five dollars for the fed-
| dollars for
| erated state project, “Roadside Tab- |
Wesley Mitchell, |
les”. The extra hundred dollars for
| the Library brought the club’s pay-
| ment for the past two years to
$600.00.
New officers installed by Mrs.
Harry Ohlman, advisor, were Mrs.
Howard Wiley, president, Mrs. Rich-
ard Myers, first vice nresident, Mrs.
| L. L. Richardson, second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Edwards, record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Clayton Evans,
assistant recording secretary, Mrs.
Lewis Reese, ‘corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. William Wigs assist-
ent To Library
| ant corresponding secretary,
Anna Stenger, treasurer, Mrs. Al-
gert Antanaitis, assistant treasurer.
Mrs. Alva Eggleston, retiring
president, was presented a gift by
club.
In Ler report of the Value Shop,
Mrs. Antanaitis explained that cloth-
ing left over was given to needy
Back Mountain families, to nurses
in the area, to school districts for
distribution and to church missions
in Greece and Kentucky.
Refreshments were served by Mes-
dames Joseph Schneider, Alton
Whittaker, Robert Wallace, Howard
Wiley, Crozier Wileman,
tanaitis,
ley and Lawrence Moretti,
Retiring and incoming executive
boards will meet Monday night at
gleston.
‘Thomas Garritys Bre
‘Hosts F or Jack Rauch
Mr, and Mrs.
Harveys Lake, entertained on Sun-
| day for Jack Rauch, who leaves on
| Thursday for Lakeland Air Force |
Base in Texas; also for Mr. and Mrs.
John Wilson, the former Linda De-
| laney.
Guests were Mrs. Mildred Delaney, |
daughter Rosemary; Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Delaney, Mr, and Mrs. Walter !
Rauch and daughter Brenda, Forty- |
Fort; ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauch, |
Bradley and Randall;” Barry Rauch;
‘Mike and Christine Garrity.
Double Birthday
Mrs. Robert Adams and daughter,
Barbara, Main Road, Sweet Valley,
observed their birthdays on March |
16. Helping with the celebration
were the other Adams children,
Lynn, Beverly, and :Bobby, their
father, Robert Adams and paternal |
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Adams, Sweet Valley.
Ms. Stefan Hellersperk
Is Fashion Commentator
Mrs. Stefan Hellersperk, West
Dallas, was commentator for the fif-
teenth annual fashion show spon-
sored by Fowler Dick and Walker at
the Irem Temple last week, Pro-
ceeds will go to five hospitals, Gen-
eral, Wyoming Valley, Mercy, Nanti-
coke and Pittston.
For the first time this year,
prominent men of the valley, ap-
peared with the models.
Randdy Eugene Barski
Mr. and Mrs. George Barski,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of their second son, Randy Eugene,
on March 11, at Nesbitt Hospital.
in at
| seven pounds, two ounces, He has
a four year old brother, Robert.
Mrs. Barski is the former Betty
Morris, Sweet Valley. Mr. Barski is
employed as a mechanic at Hasay
| Chevrolet, Shickshinny.
Margaret Daring
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daring, Leh-
map Avenue, Dallas, have an-
nounced the birth of a six pound,
nine ounce baby girl, Margaret, at
Nesbitt Hospital on“ Friday, March
16. There are two other daughters,
Lorene, aged nine and Raeline, six.
The new baby is named for Grand- |
ma Hislop.
Mrs. Daring is the former Nancy
Hislop, daughter of Mrs.
lop, Lehman Avenue, and the late |
John Hislop. Mr. Daring is owner |
and manager of R. J. Daring nd |
Co., Memorial Highway Market.
Mother and baby returned home
Tuesday.
Howard Hontz, 46 Franklin [St.,
Shavertewn, is making good prog-
ress at General Hospital, where he |
was admitted nearly three weeks
ago suffering from a heart attack.
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Karen Strazdus Has
Sixteenth Birthday
Karen Strazdus celebrated her
sixteenth birthday on Sunday, March
11, with a party at her home.
Present were: Stephen. R. Straz-
| dus, Barbara Rodack, Raymond R.
| Strazdus, Barbara. Evans, Cather-
line Story, Stephen Welitchko,
dra Strazdus, Mr. and Mrs. August
| Strazdus, and the guest of honor.
Valerie Bnd Kevin
Celebrate Birthday
A double birthday
was held on Friday in Mrs. Ray
Henney’s third grade room, at
Westmoreland Elementary building.
Valerie Edwards, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Edwards, Dallas
was nine years old on March 14
and Kevin Covert, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Alex Covert, Fernbrook, nine
| on March 15.
celebration
and a clown in the center, was the
centerpiece. Each child received
‘an Easter lolypop as favor. Valerie
was the hostess and Kevin host,
wards, and Mrs. Morris.
Games were played and a go
time enjoyed by all Si -two stu- |
dents.
Jane Ann Cooper
Has Birthday Party
on March 19, was honored guest at |
a Birthday Dinner, Sunday, given |
by her parents, Chief of Police,
Robert Cooper and Mrs. Cooper.
Attending: Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith and sons, Darwin and Bobby,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper and son,
Grant, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith and daughter, Wendy, Mr.
and Mrs. Garey Cooper and chil-
garet Turner, Alan ‘Cooper, Alice
Zick. §
The table was gaily decorated
and delicious refreshments were
served along with the ever brightly
lighted birthday cake.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strum and
| Mrs. Hank Willis, Highbridge, New
| Jersey, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Snyder, = Claude
St.
Mrs. John Fluck and Kathy, Har-
vey Lake spent the weekend in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. ‘Stuart McCutcheon, Wilkes-
| Barre spent Thursday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr.
Mathers Drive, Trucksville.
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Avenue,
i Dallas, spent the weekend visiting
| old colleagues at Pennsylvania
i School for the Deaf, Germantown.
| Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oliver, Bing-
| hamton, N: Y. spent Sunday and
| Monday in Dallas visiting the lat-
| ter’s mother, Mrs. Ralph Rood, who
recently broke her hip.
Mrs. |
Mrs. Ben Edwards in behalf of the
Algert An- |
Donald Clark, Jack Stan- |
6:30 at the home of Mrs, Alva Eg-
San- |
A sheet cake, with two candles |
assisted by Mrs. Henney, Mrs. Ed- |
dren, Garey, Jr. and Robin, Mar-
|
|
Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. Mast-
ers, Edgar Place, Nutley, New Jer.
sey, announce the engagement of
[ete daughter Judith Ann to Will-
iam Edward Adams, son of Mr. and
| Mrs. Clarence E. Adams of Ridge-
lview Ave., New Providence, N. J.
| An October wedding is planned.
Miss Masters was graduated
from Nutley High School and St.
| Michael's Hospital School of Nurs-
ling, Newark, where she is a nurse
|in the obstetrical department.
| Mr. Adams attended Westmore.-
|land High School and Summit High
School,
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Percy MacMilla
, Jane Ann Cooper who celebrated |
her nineteenth birthday anniversary |
At a very pretty wedding in the |
| Methodist Church, Noxen, Satur- |
day, February 24, Barbara Smith,
daughter of Mrs. Betty Smith was
united in marriage with Percy Mac-
millan, son of Mr. and Mrs. David
MacMillan, Noxen. The double ring
| ceremony was performed by Rev.
{Jchn Gordon. Mrs. Warren Mon-
| tross was organist.
Given in marriage by her grand-
father, William A. Williams, the
bride wore gown of imported Chan-
tilly lace over white taffeta, bal-
lerina length, with sabrina neck-
line and long tight sleeves tap-
ered at the wrist. , Her matching
veil fell from a crown of seed pearls
and she carried a white Bible with
an crchid center, gift of the bride
groom.
Maid of honor, Mrs. Philip Cum-
mings, sister of the bride, wore a
aqua ballerina length gown of ny-
lon and satin, matching hat, and
nose veil. She carried a Cclonial
Bouquet of yellow roses, and white
mums. i
Bride's maid, Eileen Crispell, chose
Wed Fifty Two Years
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffery,
Demunds, observed their fifty-sec-
ond wedding anniversary recently.
at Demunds.
Fowler, Dick
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3%, years in the Army and was
appointed to the West Point Prep-
aratory School, Fort Belvoir, Va.
He was later assigned to Pent- |
agon duties in Washington. He now
owns and operates Adams Haber-
dashers, New Providence, New
| Jersey. The Adams’ are former resi-
{dents of Trucksville.
‘Wm, N. Thomas and Mrs, William
N. Thomas now of New Providence,
jand the late Edward Adams and |
Mrs. Edward Adams of Mount
Greenwood.
Summit, N. J. He served |
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Miss Barbara Smith Marries
n At Noxen
jgown identical to" that of the mat- |
| ron of Lonor and carried pink roses
and white mums. Both matron of
honor and bride's maid wore sweet-
keart lockets, a gift of the bride.
The bride’s mother selected blue
weol,
hat and veil, and a gardenia cor-
sage and bride groom’s mother,
beige satin dress, matching hat and
gardenia corsage, The grandmother
of the bride wore navy blue silk
en and ushers, Howard Smith,
brother-in-law of the bridegroom,
John Hopkins and David Hopfer,
A receotion was 'held in the
ing the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of Lake
Lehman High Schocl.
ployed by Ronox Dress Company in
Noxen. The bridegroom was gradu-
He is employed by F.S.C. Foods in
Tunkhannock.
The couple resides with the bride's
parents.
wherever
us today-and see!
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Bill is a grandson of the late |
sheath dress with matching |
church parlors immediately follow- |
She is em- |
ated from Tunkhannock High School. |
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' Rev. and Mrs. Kehney
| Entertain Young Folks
Pastor and Mrs. -H. R. Kehney, |
Hillcrest Drive, New Goss Manor, |
entertained the young people of
the Drums, Stairville, and Kingston
ing pictures to show of the count-
and a half
included Hol-
Rome, Switz-
and Germany.
ited during their year
stay abroad. These
land, Italy, (Venice),
Then games and charades were
played in the newly built family
room, These were climaxed by
tricky concentration game intro-
duced bv the Pastor. There were
twenty.five present.
Betty Meeker, Heads
Eastern Star Party
Betty Meeker has been chosen
chairman and Oce Beryl Austin,
Gertrude Davies, - Dorothy Dodson,
Elma Price, Evelyn Smith and
Irene Transue, committee members
of the Eastern Star annual banquet
{to be held at the Country Club
| Friday, April 6 at 6.30. Mrs. Mildred
Garinger is Worthy Matron of Dal-
| las Chapter 396.
| Reservations should be made with
| Mildred Lutes, Myrtle Rineman or
| Elma Price or Madeline LaBarre be-
fore April 2.
‘Dallas Troop 169
‘Bre Given Awards
Troop 169, Girl Scouts,
court of awards Saturday, March
110, when twelve girls received
| awards, They were
| Peggy Reese, Pat
| Brobst, Donna Demmy,
Peiffer, Bonnie
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hilbert
Celebrate 62nd Anniversary .
Seventh-Day Adventist Churches. |
Saturday evening at their home.
The evening began with a short |
devotional period at sunset, 6:00
| p.m., after whick a lovely buffet
luncheon wag served.
Mrs. Gracer Davis, Pastor and
Mrs. Kehney’s daughter, just home
from Germany, had many interest-
ries she and her husband had vis- |
a |
| Club. Other
| James Huston dJr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hilbert,
Lake Catalpa Road, Beaumont, cele-
brated their sixty second wedding
anniversary quietly on January 18.
Mrs. Hilbert is the former Viola
London, daughter of late: Mr. and
Mrs. Obidiah London of Beaumont.
Mr. Hilbert is son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Hilbert, also of
Beaumont. The Hilberts have always
resided in sBeaumont where Mr.
Hilbert cultivated his farm. He | is
| :
' now retired.
There are six children, Clarence,
Beaumont, Stanley, at home, Paul,
Bordentown, Robert Marysville, Mrs.
Ervin Schooley, Trenton, N. J. and
Mrs. James Hummel, Claude Street,
Dallas; also twenty two grandchil-
dren _and twenty four great grand
children.
The Hummels celebrated their
fourteenth anniversary on February
| 25. They have two sons,
Mrs. Joseph Potion, Prasident
Of Dallas Junior Woman's Club
Mrs. Joseph Borton was installed | ‘ng secretary.
as president and Mrs. John Diffen- |
daffer as vice president at the March
meeting of Dallas Junior Woman's
officers: Mrs.
Jones, second vice president, Mrs.
David Alderson, treasurer, ~ Mrs.
assistant treas-
urer, Mrs, Evan Bonawitz, record-
ing secretary, Mrs, Paul Walter,
| corresponding secretary and ‘Mrs.
Fred Templin, assistant correspond.
Shavertown Cubs
Hike In Noxen Woods
Sunday, Mrs. Alex -Covert’s Den
| #5, Cub Scout Pack 233, Shaver-
town motored to Noxen and hiked
in the woods, fed the birds, went
sleighriding and enjoyed a cook-
out. Present were: Mr, and Mrs.
! Joseph Precone, Mike, Joseph and
Warren
and Mrs. Clayton
Roseanne; Mr. ‘and Mrs.
and Jeff, Mr.
| Stetson, Neal, Kevin, and Jill; Mr.
| and Mrs, James Morris, Mr.
held a |
Linda Perry, |
Janet Kel- |
tley, Carcl Mohr, Candy Mohr, Gail!
Daughton, Susan Moore, Karen Tag,
Linda Farrar, Pam Baker,
{ Shannon and Myra Berti.
Mothers of the girls were guests
= tea.
Paul Brnold DeBarry
‘Has Fourth Birthday
Paul Arnold DeBarry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 1. DeBarry,
| Sr., Oak Hill, Dallas, was four years
{old on Sunday, March 18th. He
i celebrated by having birthday cake
and ice cream with his parents, |
his brother, Steve, sister,
and grandparents, Dr.
| Lewis S., Reese, Kingston.
Robin,
and Mrs.
Robin DeBarry, who was born on
the eve of last year’s biggest snow
storm, was one year old on Feb- |
| ruary 3rd.
Mis. John Roushy Hostess.
To Neighborhood Club.
dress and hat, and pink carnations. !
Best man was Harry Traver, Nox- |
Mrs. 'John Roushey, -Heller's
Grove, Trucksville, was hostess on
| Tuesday at a covered dish luncheon
for members of her Neighborhood
Card Club.
Guests : were Mesdames Donald
Anderson, Harold Croom, Earl
|"Gregory Jr., Sheldon Hoover, Wil-
| liam Lohmann, Richard Mathers,
Harry Owens, and Ogden Palmer.
Have Baby Girl -
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Zukosky, Har-
{ris Hill Road, Trucksville, have
| announced the birth of a baby gl |
at Nesbitt Hospital on March 13.
you find it
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Kathy | or on March 15 She had just re-
and
Merton |
| Senior Club were Mesdames
Mrs. John Culp Jr., retiring presi-
dent, was presented a silver bracelet
in appreciation of her services.
Honored as transferring to the
Robert
Brown, Harold Brobst, Milton Evans,
Edwin Delaney, Stanley Hozempa,
Carl Goeringer, Royal Culp, Thomas
Reese, Rcbert Moore, John Porter,
Evelyn Seeley.
‘Noxen Scouts Attend
Meeting At Tunkhemnock
A number of Noxen girls gttended
the In-gathering ceremony at Tunk-
hannock Elementary School on Fri-
day evening. They were Gayle
Space, Judy Lee, Dorothy Weaver,
Brownie Troop 163; Claire Clark,
Linda Evans, Dorothea Lyons, Gail
Rittenhouse, Yvonne Smith, Linda
Weaver, Intermediate Troop 92; al-
so Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Joseph
Shalata Jr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell.
Mrs. Alex Covert and Kevin, Paul |
and Bobby Dymond
Bosart.
Has 85th Birthday
Mrs. C. N, Booth, Lehman Ave.
celebrated her eighty-second birth-
and Jimmy
| day anniversary with a family din- |
turned from New York by bus
where she bid bon voyage to a friend
| leaving for Ankara, Turkey, where
| the couple had become close friends.
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Mrs. Elwood Patton Is
Hostess To Classmates
{ Classmates of Noxen Methodist
Church recently met at the home
of Mrs. Elwood Patton. Present
| were Mesdames Jacob Miner, Oscar
Fish, Fred Schenck, Alpha Dymond,
“Ruth Field, Raymond Gunton, Wil-
‘iam MacMillian, Murial Lutes. Next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Jacob Miner.
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