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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962
SECTION A — PAGE 5
~ Purely Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
| Personal
Mrs. Arline Kunkle has returned |
“from General Hospital where she
was a medical patient.
Major and Mrs. Warner Hoffman
“and children, formerly of Waverly,
' Texas, have taken up residence at 60
Woodbine Road, Midway Manor,
© Shavertown. Mr. Hoffman is a
major with the U. S. Army.
- John, Mark and Patrick Down-
end, Dallas, have been visiting their
grandparents, Col. and Mrs. E. V.
© Manning at Fort, Wayne Army Base,
- Deroit, Michigan.
. Murs. Sterling Barnes, Lehman, is
a patient in room 209, Nesbitt Hos- |
- pital.
pr and Mrs, Wesley Oliver,
Bidghamton, N. Y. spent Mother's
Day with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Ralph Rood. Mrs. Rood is able to
walk now and be out in the sun-
shine.
Mrs: Lauren Dymond, Center |
Street, Shavertown, returned to her
home on ‘Saturday after submitting |
to, surgery at Neshint Hospital last
week.
«Mr. and Mrs, James Edwards,
Sweet Valley R. D. 1, haye an-
nounced the birth of a baby boy at |
General Hospital on May 10,
, Mr, and. Mrs. Arthur Ramsever,
Sweet Valley, announce tke birth of |
a daughter at Nesbitt Hospital on
"May 12.
* Mrs. Martha Reynods, Reynolds
Antiguo Shop, Franklin Forks, Pa., |
- was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald. |
last week.
~ : John Anthony Yenason, Parrish
+ 8t., who celebrated his First Holy
“" Communion, at the Gate of Heaven
Church, Sunday, April 29, was feted
with a breakfast, followed by dinner
at. the Dutch Pantry, Avoca Airport.
. ae attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Yenason, Norma and Jo-
sephine Sabbatini, Peg Selepak, Ann
© Yenason, Joseph Yenason, Pauline
Yenason and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Yenason.
Mrs. Robert A. Lincoln, the for-
mer Olive Mack, will leave by jet,
Mine 2, for Manheim, Germany,
where she will join her husband, a
2nd Lt, in the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, for-
mer Dallas residents, have been
living in Elmira, N: Y. for the past
- eight years. They expect to return
to this area, making their home
with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Reese,
“Scandinavia Motel”, Sweet Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Mintzer and
Fred, moved Saturday, from Jack-
son Street. to Kunkle.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Daubert, Par-
rish St., spent the weekend in New
Jersey. Mrs. Daubert’s nephew
received First Holy Communion.
Mrs. Stanley B. Davies, Parsonage
Street, spent the weekend ‘in Phila-
delphia with her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Stanley and family. Mr.
pale is on a trip around the
rid
Marie Thevenon, East Center
Road, has returned from the Ben-
amin Franklin Clinic in Philadel
phia where she was under - obser-
vation,
Jennifer Garris has been absent
fro mschool this week because of a
recurring infection.
. Mrs. Clyde Eggleston, Vernon, has
: been a patient in General Hospital
for the past two months. About ten
¢ days ago she submitted to a second
operation. She is getting along
_ nicely. Cards and telephone calls
* would be ‘appreciated. :
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Licbold and
Lizette and Charles, Poplar Street,
* Fernbrook, left Friday to make their
home at Mineral Wells, Texas, where
Capt. Liebold -has been transferred
from Maryland. Mrs. Liebold who
‘ has been active in Little League
Baseball activities will be greatly
yg Boyd White, - Center Hill
Road, entertained at a bridge birth-
day party Friday night honoring
NE Alva Eggleston of Vernon.
Sirs. Leo Yankoski, Harveys Lake,
re-entered General Hospital Sunday
evening for tests, following dis-
charge from General three weeks
ago,
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
Street, had as weekend guests
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
‘and Mrs. Ben Ryan, and Mr. and
Mes Richard Ryan, all of Ramsey,
Walter Brunges, Claude Street, is
making recovery at Nesbitt Hos-
pital, where he was taken four
weeks ago with a * ‘serious heart
‘attack, and for twelve days re-
mained on' the critical list.
Visit Son At Oakdale
Mr. and Mrs. Alton B. Whittaker,
Church Street, Dallas, spent last
“weekend visiting their son and
2 daughter-in-law, Specialist 5th Class 3
/-and Mrs. Alton R. Whittaker and:
fiero month old Douglas at Oak-
e, Pa, where Alton is on tem-'
porary duty after a serious illness.
© Specialist Whittaker expects to
submit to a final check up in a week
or two to determine whether he
can return to active duty. He and
his family have rented a home at
Bridgeville, near Pittsburgh. The
older Whittakers say baby Douglas
is just “Out of this world”,
Has Communion Party
John Marion DeMarco, son of
Mr.’ and Mrs. Adrian E, DeMarco,
Sutton Road, Trucksville, was hon-
ored with a family dinner party on
nthe occasion of his first communion,
Bunday, May 13. Attending were
"| tenth anniversary with a week-end
Mr. and Mrs. Ra
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Antrim,
1356 West 6th Street, Elmira, N. Y.
j will celebrate their fortieth wedding
anniverzary and Mr. Antrim’s birth-
| day with open house at the home |
lof their son and daughter-in-law,
| Mr. and Mrs, Willis Ide, Oak Hill,
| Dallas, Sunday at 2 pm:No invi-
| tations have been issued.
| The Antrims, former Dallas resi-
| dents, were married in Trinity Luth-
eran ‘Church, Danville, May 19,
{ 1222, The Rev. Elmer D. S. Boyer
| officiated.
Mrs. Antrim is the former Maude
| E. Banks, daughter of the late Mr.
land Mrs. Charles Banks of Bleoms-
fone Mr. Antrim is son of the late
|
Celebrate Anniversary
With Trip To New York
Mr. and Mrs, John Novitski, Sut-
| ton Rd., Trucksville, observed their
| in New York (City, which included
the Auto Show.
Mr. and Mrs, Novitski were mar-
| ried May 3, 1962 at St. Hedwig’s
| Roman Catholic Church, Kingston,
| with the late Father J. Gryszla of-
| ficiating, * Mrs. Novitski is the for-
| mer Alice Zurinski, daughter of Mrs.
Helen Zurinski, Luzerne. Mr. Nov- |
vitski is from Edwardsville, the son
of the late Mr, ‘and Mrs. Andrew |
Novitski. He is associated with the !
Penn State Belt and Buckle Co.,
Wilkes-Barre. He is also an agent |
! for the ' Nationwide Insurance
Agency,
They are parents of four children,
Janice, Jill, Jack and Jeffrey. Mrs.
| Novitski also marked her birthday
| anniversary on May 5.
Member Of Honor Court
|
PATRICIA L. WHITTAKER
Patricia L. Whittaker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alton B. Whittak-
er, Church Street, has been select-
ed ‘by students and faculty of
Bloomsburg State College to serve
as a member of the Honor Court
during Annual May Day Activities
on the campus, Wednesday, May
9. Miss Whittaker, who is a sen-
ior, will receive the Bachelor of
Science Degree in Elementary Edu- |
Before graduating from Dallas
High School in 1958, Pat was active
in the Cheerleading ‘Squad; the
Yearbook Staff, and: served as My
Queen.
has been active in the “B” Club,
Dramatic Club, Pennsylvania Stud-
ent Education Association, Waller
Hall Association, and
Committee of C.G.A.
The May Day will begin with a
Band Concert by the Maroon and
Gold Band. At 2:00 p.m. the color- |
ful procession and coronation will
take place on the scenic terraces
of the campus. Myles Anderson,
Government Association, will crown
the May Queen, Mrs.
ziey, Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, Jr., son |
Michael, Nazareth, Pa.; Mr. and |
Mrs, John Baur Sr;
Brobst, Donald, Carl and Henry,
Shavertown; Adrian, Jr. Helen,
Mary Ann, Paul, Gerard and Clare |
ents. John is a member of the first |
grade at Gate of Heaven .School.
| and Donna; Mr.
cation at Commencement, May 27. |
During her four years at BSC, So |
thé Customs |
President of the College Community |
Joan Liv- |
Mrs. Joan |
DeMarco, the honored and his par- | |
ph C. Antrim
To Celebrate 40th Anniversary
| Mr.
| Kingston. He retired in March from
| service as diesal locomotive engineer | :
and Mrs. Charles Antrim of
with the Erie Lackawanna Railroad.
They expect to return shortly to
ithe Back Mountain Area to make
the'r Lome.
Ralph iC. Jr., United States .Army,
Syracuse, N. Y. Samuel, China
Lake, Calif., Mrs. Fred Brooks,
Yorktown Heights, N. Y. and Jan-
ice at home; also ten grandchild-
ren.
The Antrims extend a very cord-
ial invitation to all their old friends
to drop in Sunday for a cup of
tea and a good old fashioned visit.
Guy Zerfoss Sr., Guest
At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Guy, Zerfoss, Sr.
at a surprise birthday dinner party,
| ‘honoring her husband, Guy Zerfoss,
Sr., Mooretown, whose birthday was
May 9. Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Jr., Toby and
There are five children, Mrs. Ide, i
entertained |
Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zer- | :
foss, Donald, Jr. and Rodney; Mr. | :
and Mrs. Charles Zerfoss, Karen
and Mrs. William
Shilanski, Nancy, Billy, Alice and
| Tommy; Mrs. Alice Edwards;
and Mrs. Loren Edwards, Sr., Loren,
Jr., and Jean. Tke group presented
| the honoree with a gift of money.
Misericordia Professor
| To Talk On His New Book |
Dr. K. C. Cirtautas, professor of
humanities at College Misericordia,
will discuss manners and methods
of collecting material for his new
book, “The American College Girl”,
at the meeting of Back Mountain
Memorial Library Book Club next
Monday, May 21. The book isan
analysis of the various types of
college girls — the intellectual, the
social companion, the aesthetic, and | moreland High School, is presently ber of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity. !
the classic — how they study and
play.
Mrs. Martin Davern will give the
thumb nail book review of * ‘Adven-
tures in Two Worlds “by A. J.
Cronin.
Mrs. Raymon Hedden and Mrs.
James Hutchison are cochairman of
hostesses for this month.
Senior Scouts, Troop 9
Visit World's End Park
Senior Scouts of Trail Blazer,
Troop 9, recently spent the weekend
at World's End State Park. While
there they hiked the Loyal Sax |
Trail to Canyon Vista. Attending
were: Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda, leader,
Mrs. Robert Black, Patsy Black,
1 Joan Darby, Barbara Daubert, Pen-
ny Farrar, Anne Marie Gable, Laura
Jenkins, Martha Messick, Janice
Niezgoda, Joanne Norrie, ' Linda
Rowett, Pat Smith and Sharon
Streizalk,
May 5, Joanne Norrie and Martha
Messick went to West Point with
Senior Scouts from all over Wyom-
ing Valley. While there they at-
tended the parade and took a tour
of the Campus.
| Joanne Norrie is a candidate for
| vice president of Planning Board.
| The balloting will take place Sunday
May 20th at a May Party to which
all 8th grade scouts are invited.
Senior Woman's Club
Hears Apollo Club
. Dallas Schior Woman's Club en-
joyed a dinner meeting at St. Paul’s
| Lutheran Church recently when
| members of the Apollo Club enter-
| tained with a lovely and varied
| program. Soloists were Diane
| Meyers, Rhea Politis Simms and
| Barbara Liberasky.
| = Business meeting: Naming of Mrs.
Clayton Evans and Mrs. Howard
| Wiley, as delegates to the State
| Convention at Pittsburgh; Reading
lof thanks from Dallas Kiwanis and
| Back Mountain Library; plans. for
| new flower arranging class; Summer
| dance, July 14, O’Connells; Report of
| Mrs. Ross Lewin on County Con-
| vention.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs, Richard
| Griffith.
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| Mr, and Mrs.
{an, Pottstown, Pa.,
engagement of their daughter, Hel- |
en Virginia, to William Rupp Stein- ated
hauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Paul Steinhauer, Dallas.
|" Miss Morgan, a graduate of West-
Wilford K. Morg-
announce the French and Spanish.
Betrothed
HELEN VIRGINIA A MORGAN
ware where she is majoring in. !
Mr. Steinhauer
from Westmoreland High
School and is also attending the
| University of Delaware. He is maj-
!oring in Accounting. He is a mem-
fine. the ‘University of Dela- |
sn August Wi redding is s plenned.
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Miss Joan Warmouth To Marry
‘William White, Saturday, June 2
Mrs.
{ announces
| proaching marriage of her daughter,
Joan to William White, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James White, Wilkes-
| Barre, The ceremony will be per-
| for rmed in Huntsville Christian
{Church June 2nd at 2 p.m. Rev.
[C. H. Frick, pastor, will officiate
| at the double ring ceremony. As-
| sisted by Rev. Franklin Payne,
|
bridegroom. ‘
Kathy Lou | Mingus, Guest
On Sixteenth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Mingus,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a sur-
prise birthday party on Saturday,
in honor of their daughter, Kathy
Lou, who observed her sixteenth
birthday, May 15. The birthday
cake was baked by the honoree’s
mother. Beautifully decorated in
pink and white, it featured a cor-
sage of pink carnations, a gift to
Kathy from her parents. Games |
were enjoyed, and refreshments
Ann Kuchemba, Pat Kanasky, Fred
Brown, Kenny Elsworth, Jay Ruc-
kle, Richard Bronson, Ronald Hontz,
is member of the sophomore class at |
Eastern Star Sale
The Dallas Chapter #396 Order
Thursday, Friday,
June 7, 8, and 9.
and Saturday:
Elva Warmouth, Huntsville, |
the engagement and ap- |
I Mawr,
Matron of honor will be Mrs.
Harold Weaver, Forty-Fort, Robert
White will be best man for his |
brother. Dale Warmouth, Bryn
will give his sister in mar-|
riage. Ushers will be John Muller,
Kingston, and Renae and Melinda
| Warmouth, New Kensington, nieces
| of the
| girls.
Reception for relatives and
| friends will follow immediately.
Pittsburgh, uncle of the prospective |
|
No invitations have been issued. |
| Mrs. Blice Edwards
Has Happy Mother's Day
Mrs. Alice Edwards, _Mooretown, |
enjoyed Mother's Day with her chil- |
dren, grand children and great- |
grands. Visiting with her were!
children, Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, and Loren |
Edwards, Sr.; grandchildren, Don-
ald, Guy, Jr. and Charles Zerfoss,
served to Cherry White, Berwick;
Wilma Long, Susan Fielding, Mary |
the honoree’ and her parents. Kathy |
Jean and Loren, Edwards, Jr;
great-grandchildren, Rodney and
Donald Zerfoss, Jr.; Karen - and |
{ Donna Zerfoss; Guy Zeros IIT and |
| Debbie also Guy Zerfoss, Sr., Mrs.
, Loren - Edwards, Mrs. Donald Zer-
| foss; Mrs. Charles Zerfoss; Mrs. Guy
| Zerfoss, Jr. Callers in the after noon |
| included Mr. and Mrs. John Giber- |
| son,
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Swisher, Shick- |
| shinny; George and Joseph Sobiele-
Lake-Lehman High School, and a | ski, Sweet Valley.
member of the Lake-Lehman Band. |
To Meet At Davies Home
| Last meeting of Dallas Junior
| High School Executive Board will |
of the Eastern Star will hold a|pe held at the home of Mrs. Carl- |
Rummage Sale at the Lare Building | ton Davies tonight
All members are urged to be pre-
sent.
are invited to attend.
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was also gradu- |
bride-elect will be flower |
at 8 o'clock. |
Next years incoming officers |
Engaged .
Maryann Kupstas Is
Graduated From Mercy |
Wednesday evening, May 16th,
| Maryann Kupstas, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. John P. Kupstas, Hunts- |
| ville, received her diploma from
} Yo -cy Hospital School cf Nursing, |
| Wikes-Barre. Miss Kupstas is a |
five year student at College Miseri-
| zordia ‘and will receive her Bacacor |
| of Science degree in Nursing Edu- |
| cation on Sunday, May 27th.
An honor graduate of Lake-
| Lehman High School;- Miss Kupstas
| entered College Misericordia Sep-
| tember 1957. After comnleung two
| years at the college, she entéred
Mercy Hospital . School of Nursing.
After graduation from College
Misericordia she will work at Mercy
Hospital until August, completing |
her five years training.
As for future plans, Maryann |
hopes to become a Flight Nurse in |
| the United States Air Force.
“Cinderella's Slipper,”
Fourth, fifth and sixth grades of |
| Ross Elementary School presented
i their annual Spring play, “Cin-
| derella’s Slipper”, on May 11, -di-
| rected by Georgianna- Sebolka, as- |
sisted by Barbara Czajkowski, Doro- |
thy LaBar, Celia O'Leary, Myron |
| Moss, Suzanne Bethke and Delbert
Hines, members of the faculty.
Cinderella was portrayed by Sher- |
| ry Piper, the prince by 1Allen Stroud.
| Other members of the cast were
KATHLEEN ANN EVANCHIK
{2 | . : h 7 iio shool and is ; iv ;
| Rita Post, Debra Morgan, Donna | Mr. and Mx 5, Jorn Beng x 7 Soha! and ” Smployed 25 8 Hite
| Post, Susan Masters, Joseph Bog- {Van Wagenen So id sey City, face ay te 7 ubb a ; a
| don, Merwin Updke, Robert Kernag, N. J announce the engagemet of in New York.
; | their daughter, Kathleen Ann, to, Mr. Eyet is an alumnus of Dallas
Donald Rosencrans, Barry Evans, |. ¢ ¢ -. | Township High School. He i
| Diana DeMatteis, Colleen Wandel, | Richard Russell Eyet, son of Mr. Township Hgr ool. e 1s em-
| and Mrs. Glenn Eyet, R. D. 1, Pitts- Division of
| ton. Miss Evanchik is a graduate
| from Saint Paul of the Cross High
Mr and Mrs. Clini ton Brobst
To Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brobst will | years.
celebrate their fortieth wedding an- | There are five children, Harold,
| niversary quietly at their home | Pinecrest Ave. Clinton and Char-
| at 116 Tunkhannock Highway, Sat- les, at home, Herbert, El Paso, Tex-
| urday, May 19. as, and Eugene, Trucksville; also
Mrs. Brcbst is the former Marion | eleven grandchildren.
ployed by Permacel,
Johnson and Johnson.
A May wedding is planned.
| Larry Culver, Dennis Owens, Doug |
| Young, Marty Higgins, and Bradley |
| Kreller, with the balance of the stu-
dents in dancing and singing
| groups.
Prince Of Peace Club
To Sponsor Card Party
Prince of Peace Church couple's
club, Dallas, will sponsor a card
on Tuesday, May 22nd at
{8:00 p.m. in the parish house, Mrs.
Carl F. Goeringer and Mrs. Walter |
i Kozemchak are co- chairmen, and |
| welcome the public to this affair. | Shaver, daughter of the late Mr. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brobst are
| Table and door “prizes will he fond Mrs. Stanley Skaver of Dallas. | members. of Dallas Methodist
| awarded “and refreshments will be | Mr. Brobst is son of the late Mr.' Church, but since Mrs. Brobst is
| served. The chairmen announce
| the following committee: Tickets,
| Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe, prizes, Mrs.
jand Mrs. Charles Brobst, also of
| Dallas, The couple was married in
a partial invalid, are not regular
attendants. Mr. Brobst's hobby used
{ Scranton and went to housekeep- to be gardening and beautifying
[Eten Doran, door prizes, Mrs. Ed- | ting on Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas, | the yard but now he is pretty
(win T- Roth, refreshments, Mrs. | where they lived for thirty-four busy doing the marketing, putter-
[me Besecker Jr., card tables, Mrs. | years. More recently when Migs. ing around his home and doing
Joseph Law, Tallies, Mrs. Thomas |Brobst suffered a stroke, they | the household chores.
| Hillyer, Publicity, Mrs. Bradouchak. | moved to the highway where it is| Friends and neighbors will be
| easier for her to ge! in and out of | thinking of the Brobsts on Saturday
{her car. Mr. Brobst has been em- | and wishing them many more hap-
| ployed by the Wilkes-Barre Transit py anniversaries to come.
| Company io for the past thi rty- eight]
Ji Novitski, Honored
' At Communion Dinner
Promoted In Alaska
Nelson Downend, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph M. Downend, Goss
Manor, has been promoted to Yeo-
| man Second Class in Kodiac, Alaska.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Novitski, Sut- | Frenches. Have Son
| ton Road, Trucksville, entertained |
|at a family d'nner in honor of their | Mr. and Mrs. Walter French,
daughter, Jill, who received her | Church Street, Dallas, announce the
oe Holy = Communion, Sunday, { birth of an eight and a half pound
| May 13 at St. Therese’s Roman | baby boy at General Hospital on
| Catholic Church. Attending were | May 12. This is their first child. Mrs. Downend and baby, Susie, are
| Jill's grandmother, Mrs. Helen Zur- | ‘Mrs. French is the former Gail | with him.
| inski, Miss Binnie Kazokas, Mr. McMillan of Wilkes-Barre. Mr. | They expect to be there another
| Charles Kazokas, the honoree’s sister | French is son of Mr. and Mrs. Tho- | year.
| and brothers, Janice, Jack and Jeff. | mas French of Church Street. |
Mother and son are doing nicely.
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