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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1962 SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Back Mountain Couples |Corey Crispell’s Celebrate Rev. Francis A. Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward, New
Goss Manor, with small daughter
Elaine, are leaving today for Colum-
bus, Ohio, where they will spend
Easter with Mr. Ward's mother, Dr.
Lenore Ward, instructor of Biology
at St. Mary of the Springs College
for Girls. Dr. Ward’s subjects in-
clude laboratory work in micro-
biology. Mt. Carmel Hospital student
nurses and lab technicians study
with her.
Col. Thomas M, B. Hicks 3d left
Are Carolina Neighbors
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers,
former Back Mountain residents,
are making their home at 210 Man-
chester Road, Apt. 2, Spring Lake,
N. C. Mrs. Rogers is the former
Carol Hislop, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Hislop, owners of White
Birch Trailer Ranch. Dick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Rogers of Fern-
brook, is with the Army at Fort
Bragg, N.C. =
The Rogers’, who were married
Forty-fourth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Corey Crispell, De-
munds Road, observed their forty-
fourth wedding anniversary on April
16th. The couple was married in
Old Forge. Attendants were Howard
Posten and Frances Kidd. They
have one daughter, Mrs. Edward
Sidorek; four grandsons, and two-
great-grandsons. Thq newest great-
grandson is James Sterling Sidorek,
born on ‘April 10 in Nesbtt Hospital.
He weighed eight pounds, fourteen
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Latti-
more, Apalachin, N.Y., announce the
engagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter, Marlene, to
Richard Allen Ide, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Ide, Loyalville. The cere-
mony will be performed in First
Baptist Church, Endicott, N. Y., Fri-
day, April 27 at 8 p.m. A reception
Mirene Lattimore To Marry
Richard Allen Ide On April 27
groom, as bridesmaid.
Miss Lattimore is active in
girl scout work and art groups in
Apalachin. Mr. Ide was graduated
from Lake-Lehman High School and
Penn State College. Prior to enter-
ing the service in February he was
employed as electrical engineer at
IB.M. He has just completed his
Is Honored On Birthday
Rev. Francis A. Kane, Pastor and
Moderator of Gate of Heaven Altar
and Rosary Society, was honored
on his birthday at the annual cov-
ered dish supper held Tuesday even- | Catherine Lemke’s 91st birthday
ing in the school auditorium. A |
beautiful birthday cake in the form |
of a cross was presented to him. |
Tables were decorated with indi- |
vidual floral centerpieces.
Reports were submitted by Mrs. |
Gerald Johns, secretary; Mrs. A. A.
Mrs. Catherine
Ninety-one On
Easter Sunday will mark Mrs.
celebration. © Plans were to have a
large affair, with relatives from
many places attending Open House
at the Spring Street, Shavertown,
home where Mrs. Lemke lives with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Florence
Kast, but a quiet gathering has now
Lemke To Be
Easter Sunday
Crouse, who with her husband will
be here for Easter, and Mrs. Lentz’s
daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Meissner of Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Lemke may be feeling her
age a little," but she is as mentally
alert as ever, enjoys her television
programs, and welcomes visitors.
When she was g child of ten, she
by plane for his home in Chicago | last December. are neighbors of Mr, | CURCeS: His proud parents are | Wil folio in the church parlors. |basic training at Fort Gordon and |Mascali, treasurer, and Mrs. John been arranged, with a small family o with bet parents, the Jaie
Saturday morning, after spending a | and Mrs Larry Farr. Larry is with Radar Man II John and Mrs. Shells Lattimore, sister of the expects to report to Fort Watoga | Kypstas, financial secretary. dinner. : Jacob and Elizabeth Bandner, from
yey 2 ; ’ Sidorek. Mr. Sidorek is with the | Pride, will act as maid of honor | Proving Grounds, Arizona, after the Mrs IBobert: Lavells 1d Mrs. Lemke was not feeling well
Avi e. ’
Mr. and Mrs. James Besecker, Sr.,
motored to Philadelphia Saturday
morning with Mr. and Mrs. George
Nichols and their two boys, George
and David. The Nichols left Phila-
delphia at noon by train for two
weeks at Boynton Beach, Florida,
where they will be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Besecker.
Mr. and Mrs. James Besecker, Jr.,
and children, James III, John and
Laurel, left Idlewild Airport over
the weekend for Texas where they
will spend .ten days with Mrs. Be-
secker’s brother, Fred Johnson and
family.
the Air Corps at Camp Pope, N. C.,
and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Farr, White Birch Trailer Ranch.
Mrs.’ Farr is the Former Barbara
Cooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooney, Pikes Creek.
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes,
Chase, will celebrate their wedding
anniversary on Saturday. There
are three children, Mrs. Robert F.
Sherwood of Chase, Mrs. Dorothy
Carpenter of Jackson, Miss., and
Wayne, a student at Bryan College,
Dayto, Tenn. and a foster son,
U. S. Coast Guard and is in charge
of the mail for the entire 12th Coast
Wendy Elaine Smith
Has First Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith en-
I tertained at a family party honoring
their daughter, Wendy Elaine, who
was one year old on April 11.
Sharing honors with Wendy was her
great-uncle, Benjamin James, Ply-
mouth. The party table was festive
with large and small birthday cakes,
baked and decorated by Wendy's
grandmother, Mrs. Albert Smith,
and Carolyn Ide, sister of the bride-
wedding.
Saturday at 2.p.m., Donna Lee
Garinger, daughter of Mrs. Wilson
Garinger of Overbrook Road and
Mr. Garinger of Dallas, will become
the bride of James Schappert Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Schap-
pert Sr., Harveys Lake. Rev. C. H.
| Frick® will perform the double ring
Donna Lee Garinger To Marry
James Schappert Jr, Saturday
inger, brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion for all church members will
be held in the Church Hall. No invi-
tations have been issued.
Miss Garinger is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School. She
will complete a two year course at
on
the Day of Recollection and the |
recent Deanery meeting. She said |
a film on indecent literature will
be shown on May 8 at Central High
School. The public is invited. Also
the D.C.C.W. will hold its conven-
tion in Hazleton on May 5. Closing
date for reservations is April 16.
Mrs. Arzete appealed for blood
as the P. T. G. Blood Bank from
Gate of Heaven is depleted. The
Bloodmobile will be at the Back
Mountain “Y” on April 27 from
12 noon to 6 p. m.
Mrs. Matt Evans reported on the
recent pancake supper and thanked
all: those who worked on her com-
last week, and her sister, Mrs. Anna
Dentz, of Detroit, was advised to
come to Shavertown. Mrs. Lemke
is greatly improved, and Mrs. Lentz
plans to fly back to Detroit Easter
Monday. Here for the occasion will
be Mrs. Lemke’ niece, Mrs. Willard
Bavaria to this country. The family
settled in the vicinity of Taylor.
For the past thirty years, she has
lived in this area. She is a charter
member of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, established a year after she
came to Shavertown. f
Mr. and Mrs. Wi
liam Mizdail
To Celebrate 47th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs, William Mizdail, |
Ceasetown, will observe their forty-
seventh wedding anniversary today.
Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Dennis
a Ralston-Purina store manager,
Mansfield, Pa.; Mrs. Frances Castig-
Ernest Bevan, a member of the Sweet Valley, and ¢ne "olked by [ceremony in Huntsville Christian | Wilkes-Barre Business College next mittees They were married April 19, 1915, lioni, a registered nurse of Brook-
; Sanford Turner, Machell Avenue, | Marine Corps, stationed at Cherry |Mrs. William Smit! the | Church. Mrs. Gordon: Wolverton will { month. Mr. Schappert was gradu- Mpg ‘William Wallo has been ap- |8t St. Mary’s Roman Catholic lyn, N. Y.; and Mrs. Maria Mark,
is a patient at Mercy Hospital where | Point, N. C. : inscription, “To Wen: Incle’ ¢b guest soloist and Mrs. Walter | ated from Lake-Lehman High School pointed ohairman of the Birthday Church, Nanticoke, by the late Rev. la former teacher at Lake-Lehman.
Y he will undergo surgery for the Tes Ben.” Along with the cakes home Covert, organist. ; and Wilkes Barre Business College. Tea to take place Friday evening, Frank Nowvakowski. They also have nineteen grandchil-
moval of a second cataract from his | gory last Monday at Veterans Hos- |made ice-cream, a specialty with | Attendants will be Sue Dodds, | ~ The couple will reside in Trent- |May 4 at 8 p. m. Mrs. John Mul- | The Mizdails are the parents of dren.
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left eye. He had a cataract removed
from his right eye some weeks ago.
pital. He is on the Fourth Floor,
West. Mr. Green has been hospital-
Wendy's mother, was enjoyed by
Mrs. Benjamin James, Mr. and Mrs.
Harveys Lake and A. Nesbitt Gar-
on, N. J.
hern is entertainment chairman,
Mrs. Joseph Gries and Mrs. Martin
eight children: Mrs. Margaret |
Schrama of Ceasetown; Frank, Nan-
Mrs. Mizdail is the former Fran-
ces Soblieski of Nanticoke. Mr.
a =a yl panies ized several times during the past Con dames, Gregg phon if Mrs. Richard Myers Is Mr. And Mrs. Albert Ray McEnrue have charge of arrange- |ticoke; Major Eugene, U. S. A. | Mizdail operated a dairy for forty-
= Se year. endy’s great uncle, Jess Bonning; . : . = zl ments. - Reservations can be made | (Rtd.), a U. S. Navy Commodity | three years prior to his retirement
a anniversary tomorrow, Mr. 4nd. Mrs: James 'C. Thomas, her penne nd sx Jo Auction F ood Chairman Married Eighteen Years by calling Mrs, Wallo. Manager, Mechanicsburg; Leona, U. in April, 1958. The couple have
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Birth, So. Jr. [Spring Street, Shavertown, cele- Hi hn at A d Announcement was made at the Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray, Main Mary Weir, general chairman of |S. Signal Corps Procurement; officer, | resided in the Back Mountain sec-
Pioneer Ave. have returned after
spending several days visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Lamoreaux at Alexandria,
vik Trey also visited points of
interest and enjoyed the beautiful
cherry blossoms in Washington.
Mrs. Dean Pearson and children,
Fred, Linda and Kimberly, Hunt-
ington Valley, Pa., are spending the
Easter vacation with Mrs. Pear-
Io) parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jennings, Norton Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watchulonis,
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, have
announced the birth of a daughter
brated their first wedding anniver-
sary this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ohlman ‘of Had-
donfield, N. J., visited Mr. Ohlman’s
mother, Mrs. . Harry Ohlman over
the weekend.
Laurie Anne Northrup, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bowden North-
rup, Jr., and granddaughter of
County ‘Commissioner, and Mrs. J.
Bowden Northrup, Sr., was baptized
at the First Methodist Church,
Kingston on Palm Sunday.
Atty. Charles D. Lemmond, Jr.,
who suffered a fractured leg several
weeks ago while participating in
winter sports with his son, is re-
Jane Ann Cooper, Chase; the guests
of honor and the hosts. Wendy was
the recipient of many lovely gifts.
The Smiths reside on Nevel Road.
Belinda Sue Morgan
Belinda Sue Morgan was born
March 2 and christened March 25
at Larksville Methodist Church by
Rev. George Dickinson. ' Her god
parents were Elizabeth Dickson of
Arch Street, Edwardsville, and Wil-
liam ‘Schmidle of Hilltown, Pa.
Her mother is the former Frances
Schmidle of Fernbrook. This is the
recent meeting of Senior Woman's
Club, Prince of Peace Church, that
Mrs. Richard Myers will act as
chairman of refreshments for the
sixteenth annual Library Auction
to be held at Risley’s Barn on July
5, 6, and 7. Mrs. Alan Montross
will be in charge of tickets.
Mrs. Howard Wiley, new presi-
dent, was in charge. New mem-
| bers, Mesdames Thomas Reese, Paul
Hiller, Edwin Bush, Harold Brobst,
Franklin Clark, Robert Brown, Cath-
erine Kriedler and Robert Moore
were welcomed.
* Mrs. George McCutcheon, chair-
Road, Sweet Valley, will observe
their eighteenth wedding anniver-
sary with a family dinner on Easter
Sunday. Sharing honors with the
couple will be their two-year-old
son, Shawn Holbrook, whose birth-
day occurred on April 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray were married
on April 21, 1944, at St. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, Washing-
ton, D. C., where Mr. Ray, a Chief
Petty Officer in the Navy, was at-
tending a specialized school and
Mrs. Ray was employed as the
medical librarian at the Eastern
Dispensary and Casualty Hospital.
the garden project to be held jointly
with the Holly Name Society, an-
nounced that dates will be May 25th
and 26th, on the church grounds,
10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mrs. Vincent
Makar and Mrs, Fred Houlihan will
handle publicity for the Altar and
Rosary and Paul Williams for the
Holy Name.
Next Communion Sunday is May
6, next regular meeting will be held
May 7.
Seated at the main table at the
supper were Rev. Francis A. Kane,
Rev. Richard Frank, assistant priest; |
Mrs. Bruno Marascio, chairman of |
the supper; Mrs. George Arzente,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Hedwig Kupers-
mit, Director of Nurses at Caldonia
tion for forty-seven years.
William R. Hughes, Are
Hosts To Church Group
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hughes, |
Chase, entertained committee mem- |
bers of the Fellowship Club of Dor- |
ranceton Methodist Church at their |
home Sunday evening with the fol-
lowing in attendance: Mrs. Guy
Leinthall, Mrs. Minnie Perkins, Mrs. |
Christine Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- |
ert Larmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson |
Stauffer, George Carey, Mr. and
Carverton Card Club
Friday night Carverton Pinochle
Club was entertained by Marie
Hefft. Delicious refreshments were
served. Besides the hostess the fol-
lowing members were present: Flor-
| ence Sickler, Lydia Mahoney, Edith
Kromlebein, Naomi Prynn and Me-
linda Sutton.
Mrs. C. F. Norris reports that her
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and
: : | I i . iciat- ; id Van Mrs. ‘Joseph Warkomski, Harvey's
at Wyoming Valley Hospital on) : man. of the summer dance, an-|Rev. Michael Joseph Farrell officiat J > Mrs. David VanFossen, Mr. and Mrs. | p. , yr
April 15. | cuperating at his home on Lehman ninth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. nounced that it will be held July ed at the ceremony. Mrs. Ray is Prosidene Mors. Joven Weg! i Daniel Schramm. Plans were made Lake, have returned home after
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Boyle, | Avenue. Thomas Schmidle of Fernbrook, The 14, at 0O’Connells, Harvey's Lake. |the former Laura Catherine Mar- Jeff Guida and Mrs. A. A. Mascali. to entertain both the Senior and [spending three weeks in Phoenix,
Shrine View, have announced the
birth of a baby girl, Susan Butler
at Mercy Hospital on April 15.
Mrs. Ilma’ Roderick, Centermore-
land, was guest of honor at a party
given by her ‘daughter, Mrs. “Mab-
el Gessner. It was her seventy-fifth"
birthday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Darl Smith, Hunlock
Creek RD, have announced the birth
of a daughter at Nesbitt Hospital
on April 12.
Samuel Green, Dallas RD 1, Tunk-
Harry Trebilcox, Englewood Cliff,
will fly home to spend the Easter
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Trebilcox, Memorial
Highway, Trucksville, :
Mis. Wendell Jones, Shaverfown,
submitted to an emergency appen-
dectomy at Nesbitt Hospital Satur-
day night. She is getting along fine.
Francis Rasmus, Swedesboro Mis-
sile Base, New Jersey, is spending
a leave with. his mother, Mrs. Alice
Malarkey, Harris Hill Road, Trucks-
ville.
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Fifth Birthday
Susan Stock; daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William | Stock, Pikes Creek,
observed her fifth birthday on April
5, with a family dinner. Helping
with the celebration were Susan’s
brother and sisters, Billy, Jr., Dor-
othy, Mary Elizabeth and Cathy
Stock and Wendy Wilce.
Mrs. Hilda May Newberry
Marries Irwin Kistler
Mrs. Hilda May Newberry, Wel-
lington Avenue, Dallas, and Irwin
Daniel Kistler, New Goss Manor,
were married Saturday at 10 a. m.
by the Rev. Mr. Russell Lawry. At-
tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Uriah Kistler, the bridegroom’s par-
ents, and Mr and Mrs. Dan Kistler,
his son and daughter-in-law.
The bride wore aqua chiffon dress,
white accessories and carried or-
chids. She is widow of the late Sev.
Newberry and associate partner of
Sev’s Sign Service.
Mr. Kistler, a graduate of Drexel
Institute of Technology, is chief en-
gineer at Atlas Chain and Manufac-
turing Company, West Pittston.
After a short trip to Florida, the
couple will be at home on Hillcrest
Drive, New Goss Manor,
Robert W. McMichael
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMichael,
Dallas RD 3., have announced the
birth of a seven pound, four ounce
baby boy, Robert William, at Gen-
| eral Hospital on April 13. They
have a little girl, Patricia Lynn,
and Mrs. William McMichael of Fern-
brook. He is employed at Linear
Corporation. :
Mother and baby returned from
the hospital on. Tuesday.
Mrs. William Wright will serve as
co-chairman,
Delegates to the County Conven-
tion, April 24 at Genettis', Hazleton,
are: Mrs. Ben Edwards, Mrs. Ross
Lewin, { Mrs< Howard Wiley, Mrs.
Richard Meyers. :
The bowling league has concluded
its season and will have the an-
nual banquet May 2, Irem Temple
Country Club. ; nr
An invitation was extended by
Dallas Junior Woman's Club for a
tea, honoring the Senior members
on May 1, Prince of Peace Church.
Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Dixon
and Mrs. Ben Edwards.
A skit, directed by Mrs. Clifford
Troup, was presented by the fol-
lowing club members: Mesdames
Howard Wiley, Victor Cross, Char-
les Mahler, Robert Graham, Ralph
Dixon, Joseph Goode, Burton Rob-
berts, Richard Meyers, Harold EI-
ston, Ralph Fitch, Robert Ziegler,
Robert Bodycomb, Wilson Maury,
Merrill Faegenburg.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Robert Maturi, Mrs. James Huston,
co-chairmen Mrs. Francis Ambrose,
Mrs. Edwin Roth, Mrs. Kenneth
Bayliss, Mrs. John Blase.
The dinner meeting on May 9 will
be at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
The Apollo Club will entertain.
Executive Board will meet April
23 at the. home of Mrs. Clayton
Evans with Mrs. C. S. Wileman as
co-hostess.
Fred ‘Shouldice, former Jackson
Supervisor, and father of Paul
|Shouldice, was discharged from
| Nanticoke State Hospital after
| having been a patient there for the
| past three weeks with a fractured
| right shoulder.
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tin, Connellsville, whose parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Martin, now
reside in Trucksville. Mr. Ray is
the son of Mr and Mrs. Albert J.
Ray, now = deceased of Meridian,
Mississippi. :
The. couple have four children,
Karla Penny, a member of the junior
class, and Barry, in eighth grade
at Lake-Lehman High School; Kevin,
in second grade at Rosy Elementary
School, and two year old “Brook.”
A son, Brian Albert, died in infancy
in 1956.
Mr. Ray is a Corrections Officer
at the State Correctional Institution,
Dallas.
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Don Stevens, WARM disc jockey,
who is very popular with the local
school set, will be at the Back Moun-
tain =~ YMCA Saturday, May 5th
from 730 to 10:30 p.m.
The affair, for senior high school
students, will be co-sponsored by the
Dalpha Tri-Hi-Y Club of Dallas and
the Back Mountain ‘Y’. Complete
plans and details will be announced
in the near future.
Mrs. Marascio’s co-chairman was
Leon Chase. They were aided by
Mrs. Emerson Steele, Mrs. James
Tyler, Mrs. Phil Heycock, Mrs. Ed-
ward Kearney, Mrs. Gustav Kabes-
chat, Mrs. Paul Gates, Mrs. Joseph
Wentzel and Mary Weir.
Johnsons, Straussers
Bid Holcombs Good Bye
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson, 36
Carverton Road, Trucksville, spent
the week-end in New York visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strausser
at their new home on Staten Is-
land. The Straussers are former
Trucksville residents.
On Friday, the Johnsons and
Straussers went aboard the R.M.S.
Sylvania fat Pier 92 to say good bye
to Mrs. Johnson's brother, Edward
Holcomb and family of Orelan, Pa.,
who. fwere sailing for a year’s stay in
Barry, Wales.
Ed is a Back Mountain boy and
has numerous relatives and friends
here, among them his mother, Mrs.
Young People’s Choirs of the Church.
Crystal Kehney Has
Crystal Kehney’s firth birthday,
April 16, gave occasion for a party
Dallas.
Six little friends, Valerie Klem-
ow, Rosemary Eberwine, Frances
Dick, Ronnie Andes, Michael Perrela
and Michael Wilson, all of Hillcrest
Drive, spent some delightful hours |
playing games with Crystal and |
wishing her a “Happy Birthday”
in song as the candles were lit.
When the refreshments were served,
Crystal offered grace by saying:
“Thank You for the world so sweet,
etc.”
Crystal is the daughter of [Pastor |
and Mrs. H. R. Kehney.
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