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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warman, Sha-
vertown, have announced the birth
of a baby boy at Mercy Hospital
on May 23. y
Senator and Mrs, A. J. Sordoni
and Miss Helen Speece, Hotel Ster-
ling, have moved to Harveys Lake
for the summer.
Mrs. Ross Bartleson and
Bryan and Bruce have returned
to Levittown after two - weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Ted
Hinkle and sister, Sandra. Mr.
« Bartleson came up Friday and re-
turned with his family on Sunday.
Mrs. Bartleson is the former Jac-
quline Hinkle.
sons,
Ralph Smith left
tend commencement exercises at
God’s Bible School, Their son, Robert
is’ a ‘member of the graduating
class.
© Mr. and Mrs. James Moniodis and
family, formerly of Cannonsburg, Pa.,
have rented a home at Wyoming
manager of McCrory’s Shavertown
store. }
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, Nor-
ton Avenue, are spending the week
at - Braintree, Mass., visiting - Mr.
Peterson’s mother, Mrs. John Peter-
son, -who had a bad fall down the
stair “steps. = pk
Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott and
Neighborhood
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962
ews And Notes Of Persona
SECTION A — PAGE 5
| Interest
Gloria Anne Beppler Becomes
Bride Of Walter C. Bronson
Gloria Anne Beppler, daughter of English ivy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Beppler, 802 | Laurie Jean Beppler, niece of the
Harrison Avenue, Scranton, was | bride, was flower girl and wore a
united in marriage with Walter C. silk organza over taffeta bouffant |
Bronson, son of Mrs. Herbert Bron- | skirted dress of apricot. She carried |
son and the late Mr. Bronson of a nosegay of orange flame sweet- |
Harveys Lake. May 12th, 2 p.m. heart roses. |
in the Myrtle Street Methodist| All attendants wore necklace and |
Church, Scranton. Bowigin of aurora borealis, gifts of |
Reverand James A. Wert and the | the bride. Their headpieces matched |
Reverend W. Ronald Beppler, cousin | their dresses and were shaped of
of the bride, officiated at the double | nylon petals and had attached cir-|
ring ceremony. The altar was Cle veils.
banked with cibotium ferns, palms! The bride's mother wore a street |
and vases of white snapdragons and | length mint green dress of lace over |
carnations. The pews were marked taffets and mint green accessories.
with white satin streamers and | Her corsage was of champagne cym-
bows.
ir orchids.
Escorted by her father, the bride | The grooms mother selected pow-
wore white silk organza over peau | der
de soie sheath floor length gown |“. . i a
with reembroidered A | white cymbidium orchids.
jacket with a scalloped jewel neck-
line and long tapering sleeves.
Her full silk organza over peau de
soie train was belted at the waist.
She carried a white Bible with cas-! ler Ju. and Charles Bepp ler, brothers |
cade of English ivy, lily of the of the bride; and Richard Harding,
valley and white ~gardenias. Her Noxen.
headpiece. was a crown of frosty |
white pearl sprigs and pearlized | 3
orange blossoms on which was church parlors.
arranged a triple tiered bouffant' Mr. . Bronson is employed by
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blue lace street length dress, |
son, Mark, age two, have moved from
N. Dawes Ave, Kingston, to the
apartment over the former Lundy
cafe. They expect to open the cafe
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stolfi, former
‘apricot bell shaped silk organza |the Pennsylvania State University.
veil of French illusion. { Linear Incorporated, Dallas. He is a
Mrs. Frank L. Beppler Jr., Scran- | graduate of Lake Township High
ton, was matron of honor. She chose | School and completed courses at
over taffeta dress with ‘Sabrina! Mrs. Bronson was Extension |
neckline and carried a formal ar- Home Economist with the Union
Wright Street, Wilkes-Barre resi-
dents, have purchased and moved |
into a home at Shavertown R.D. 5. !
Mr. Stolfi is a contractor and expects |
to retire shortly. |
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Raymer of |
Bangor, Pa., were the guests of Mr. |
) : a Mrs. Harry C. Hilbert over the!
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Leo Malkemes SA of U.S. Navy at |
Bainbridge, = Maryland, spent the
weekend with his wife and son, the |
former Ada Mae Hilbert. |
Mrs. William Rosewell. Pittsburgh,
recently spent two weeks with her
naw St. §
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler, Par- |
rish St., svent the weekend with |
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Folmsbee |
sand family,” West Suffield Con-
necticut.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burger, Sky-
view Drive. plan to fly by jet to
Bermuda July 7. They will spend
a week there, returning by boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fern and
daughter, Skyview Drive, are moving
to New Brunswick N.J. Mr. Fern is
being transferred.
“Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Davis, Pio-
neer Ave. had as: weekend guest,
Mrs. Lydia Thomas, of Chicago, Ill.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Deutsch; former
residents of Dallas, now residing in
Endicott N.Y. were visitors in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moyer and
‘son, Bob, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G'S. Williams, Dallas.
The Moyers live in Schuykill Haven.
Mrs. Charles Calkins, Jackson St.,
sme former Ann Hodges, of London
England, has aovlied for her United
States Citizen-ship papers. Ann came
to America four years ago. She and
Charles were married on the Island
of Cyprus.
Mrs. Della Case and daughter, Bon-
nie Jean. Brier Crest Road, Idetown,
are spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee A. Haley Jr., Huston,
Texas,
Rick Farr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Farr, Kunkle Road, is a pa-
tient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cartier,
Meadowcrest, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on May 24.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Davenport,
Lehman, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
5 Dallas, recently spent a few
‘eiys in Canada. Wh
Helen Lohman, formerly of this
area, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puter-
puch Orangeville, Mr. Puterbaugh’s
Yther, Wilkes-Barre, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ray, with children Karla,
Kevin, Barry, Brooke, and Grace
Ann, Sweet Valley, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin,
Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sayre, Tren-
ton, N.J. spent the weekend in Sweet
\
Valley, visiting friends and rela-+
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wickard,
Windsor, N.Y. announce the arrival
of Barbara Sue on Sunday morning,
May 20 in Sidney Hospital, N.Y. She
weighed seven pounds and fifteen
ounces. Grandma Steele went up
Monday and brought. little brother,
Steven home with her. Brother
Duane and Sister Fallie had to stay
home to go to school.
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English ivy. { burg. She is a graduate of the
Bridesmades' were Mrs. Charles Pennsylvania State University and
Huffman, Liberty, sister of the | Scranton Central High School. |
groom, and Mrs. Dale Keen, Way-| For traveling, the bride wore a
mart. They wore gowns like the sheath dress with black skirt and
matron of honor’s. Mrs. Huffman ' jacket and black and white print
chose orchid and carried a formal top; beige straw hat and accessories.
arrangement of lilac cymbidium | Her corsage was of gardenias.
and garland of English ivy and After a trip through the southern
Mrs. Keen, Nile green and carried states, the couple will reside at
a formal arrangement of Nile green Harveys Lake.
cymbidium orchids with garlands of !
Linda Lou Lloyd
Is Typical Teenager
Linda Lou, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lloyd, Shickshinny,
former residents of Shavertown, is
a typical teenager, with interests
that are average .
x s old sister, Ellen.
a Sk Si Mrs, Coslett is the former Reba
x | Kahler, Muncy. Rev. Coslett, Pas-
Vall ippl Childr linic, in | 3 :
Peleg Crna © oo. Vi Han tor of Whaleyville Methodist Church,
al sivtoon yours: of age y is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
? Coslett, Sr. North Lake.
She lives at home with her par-
Charles Perkins Are
ents, who are devoted to her, she
gets around quite well,/ with the
Wed Twenty-three Years
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins,
help of her wheel chair.
Bill Phillips, the late disc jockey,
Hills of Hope, observed their twenty-
third wedding anniversary Sunday.
was a good friend of Linda. Every
They were married at the Metho-
day before he went off the air, he
mentioned her name. Her world just
dist Church, Philadelphia, May 27,
1939, by Rev. Parvin. Mrs. Perkins
shattered, when he passed away,
Her sister, Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux
and family reside on Mill St. in
Dalles: Whsreishe Iso frequent is the former Anna Eastlack, daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Eastlack, Philadelphia Mr. Perkins
is the son of Mrs. Florence Perkins,
Bristol.
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins have eight
children, Patricia, student nurse at
General Hospital; David, Jonathan,
Charles, Timothy, Mark, Ruth and
infant twin daughters, Priscilla
Beth and Rebecca Sue.
Deborah J. Boston
Has Sixth Birthday Party
Deborah J. Boston, Tonawanda,
N.Y. celebrated her 6th birthday an-
niversary at a party luncheon on May
29. Her parents, Marie and Ted |
Boston recently celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary at their
home, A. and B. Trailer Court.
Mrs. Boston was formerly em-
ployed in Dallas and lived on Sus-
quehanna Avenue.
Mark Coslett
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Coslett,
Whaleyville, Virginia, announce the
birth of their first son, Mark, at
Norfolk, Va. hospital, Apri] 24, The
new arrival weighed seven pounds,
twelve ounces. He has a five-year
Henry Doerfler Graduates
Henry A. Doerfler, who with his
wife, Angela, resided in this area a
few years ago, is a member of this
year’s graduating class at the Uni-
versity of New Mexico.
The Doerflers with their five-year
old son, Mark Angelo, have been re-
siding in Albuquerque, bue will move
soon to Camden, N.-J., where Mr.
Doerfler has accepted a position
with Radio Corporation of America.
To Study In Oregon
© Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kocher and
daughter, Karen, motored to Baker,
Oregon recently, where Mr, Kocher
is taking a three month training
course at a radar site under the
direcior of his employer, Sperry,
Rand Gyroscope Compay.
Mr. Kocher is son of Mr. and Mrs. | former Loyalville resident, He is
Sterling Kocher, Noxen R.-D. 1, Mrs. | now employed at the J. and A.
Kocher is daugher of Mr. and Mrs. | Keller Machine Company. Debbie
Gillbert Phares of Sweet Valley.
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: tee. | Incoming and outgoing officers of Robert Wade; Secretary, Mrs.
white accessories, and corsage of ghavertown PTA appear in this pic- Robert Walk;
Be | ture, taken at the last meeting of Edwards.
| John L. Bronson, Springville, was' pg year. Reading left to right are: |
low, Mrs. Sheldon MacAvoy, Mrs.
Emmanuel, Mrs. Clayton Klaboe.
William Davis, Dallas School
Board Member; installed new Of-
ficers at ‘the final meeting - of
Shavertown PTA: President, Mrs.
College Misericordia Graduate
Treasurer, Donald
become active members.
| John M. Rogers, Mrs. Anthony | Mrs, Lester Hauck, Program Chair-
| Novy, James H. Goodwin, Mrs, Du- man, introduced teachers, and Mrs.
. Following the ceremony, a recep- relle T. Scott, Mrs. Rita McGuinness, | Rogers, President, presented each
tion for all guests was held in the Mrs. George Kromebein, Mrs. Mary | with a gift of appreciation. James H.
| Goodwin, Principal, spoke briefly.
A display showed articles pre-
i sented to the Teachers in the past!
‘few months, The plan adopted
| throughout this year was to pur-
ls Honored At Party On Sunday
Leanora Swan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Swan of Middlesex,
N.J. formerly of Lehman, was guest
of honor at a party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cragle at
Lehman on Sunday. Leonora,
member of the graduating class
at College Misericordia this year, was
graduated from Lehman High
School and made a lot of Back Moun-
tain friends working at odd times
at Gosart’s market, and with the
doctors at Lehman. At the College,
she was a sociology major.
Present at open house on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Eston Adelman,
Mrs. Alfred Martin, Mr. and Mrs,
| Frank Urbanavitch, Mrs.
. ] Directed by Lester Lewis, Shaver-
| his brother’s best man, Ushers were | Robert Wade, Mrs. Robert Walk, town Grade School Band played.
Edward ‘Traver, Friendsville, nep- pin Lester Hauck, William Davis, Mr. Lewis explained how fourth,
hew of the groom; Frank L. Bepp- | ponalq Edwards, Mrs. Edward Dit- fifth and .six grade children could
Shavertown PTA Installs Officers At Final Meeting
Laura |
ers, for use in their Classrooms. The |
Electric Range that had been given
i to. the School, but never installed. |
Due to the overwhelming success |
of the Spring Fun Festival, the PTA |
was also able to take on another |
Project for this year. Mrs: Rogers |
| presented a’ list of “suggestions, as
{ compiled by the Executive Board. |
PTA members voted to purchase an |
Electric Water Cooler for the School
‘Building. Robert Wade and Mrs. |
i Richard Sheldon were appointed to
[follow ‘this through.
Projects have been: g Used Cloth-
ing and Furniture Sale, Peanuts.
| during the Holiday Season, ‘Injun
rem Women Golfers Hostesses
To Participants |
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Woman golfers from five country
Kocher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisk, | clubs, Fox Hill, Wyoming Valley,
Jimmy and Sammy, Mr. and Mrs. | Elmhurst, Valley Country Club of
Elmer Major, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne | Hazleton and Irem Temple Country
Major, Mr. and Mrs.
Swan, Oscar Swan, Earl Swan, Pep-
per and Earl, Mrs. Gilbert Tough,
| Mr, and Mrs. Homer Major, Mrs.
{Arnold Swan and Susan Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Swan, Mr, and
Mrs. Kenneth D. Swan, Althea Dis-
que, Mr. ad Mrs. Bruce Spencer,
| Mr. and Mrs. George S. Swan, Mrs.
| Joseph Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. |
' Kenneth J. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
| Cragle and Kevin and the guest of
honor,
Boy Scout T roop 444
Camps At Rummages
Boy Scout Troop 444 spent. last
weekend at Nanticoke District Camp-
oree, Rummages’ ‘Grove. Accompany-
ing the boys were Scout Master,
Joseph G. Kipp, Assistant Scout
Master, Albert L. Ray, Institutional
Representative, Rev.
ard L. Post. Assisting the leaders in
setting up camp was Zigmund Jan-
-wesniewski. The troop was. awarded
a First Aid ribbon. : i
Enjoying ' the weekend were:
Richard Heiser, Timmy Nevel, Barry
Ray, Bernard Saluta, Peter Clarke,
and Gerard Kipp.
Connie Bogden, Hostess
To Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain’ Horseshoe 4-H
Club met on Saturday at the home
of Connie Bogdon for a demonstra-
tion given by Connie Bogdon, Leslie
Vivian, and Eric Vivian,
Present were: Lee Johnson, Tom
Challenger, Dave Spencer, Judy Cris-
pell, Nancy Crispell, Nancy Hughes,
Val Tag, Resia Carroll, Tim Carroll,
Connie- Bogdon, Ruth Ann Scott,
Marge Wasehek, Fran Wentzel, Les-
lie Vivian, Erica Vivian, Stuart Lacy,
Anne Lacy, Ellen Bidwell, Linda Me-
keel, Linda Tag, Mrs. Tony Bogdon,
William © G. |
Hughes, Explorer Unit Leader, How-'
and E. V. Chadwick, County Agri-
cultural Agent.
On Monday the Club will be host
-1to the Luzerne County 4-H Club
| County Council at a meeting at Leh-
man Fire Hall, 7 p.m. All members
are invited.
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George E.|Club participated
in the annual
Louise Suggs Tournament spon-
sored by Fowler Dick and Walker
| under the auspices of the Irem!
| Woman Golfers at the Irem Temple
| Country Club on Friday.
| Brunch for about ‘seventy five
| guests and friends was served at
19:30 with Mrs. Paul Gross presiding,
| and Frank Huttman representing the
| Boston Store, Following brunch, a
delightful fashion show, featuring
Louise Suggs sports clothes was pre- |
Meeting, and finally the Spring Fun
Festival.
Mrs. Lester Hauck was Program
Chairman. Programs were rated Ex-
cellent by the National PTA.
As reported by Mrs. Robert Bayer,
PTA Membership was 191, which
includes 137 familiés. This is from
a total school enrollment of 238.
Refreshments "were served by
Mrs. McGuiness’s first grade, with
Mrs. Walter Gosart and Mrs. Merl
Bigelow as hostesses.
At the business session, devotions
were led by D. T. Scott Jr. Mrs.
Novy’s class won the attendance
{ banner for the sixth time this year.
| Lester Hauck; Vice President, chase articles for individual teach- | Joe’ with Grab-Um Bags at a PTA
n Tournament
sented by the Store and two com-
plete Louise Suggs outfits, door
prizes, awarded to Mrs. George Mont-
gomery and Mrs. Henry Davis. Mrs.
Harold Snowden was chairman of
the brunch and fashion show.
A field of approximately sixty |
players from the five clubs partici-
pated in the tournament, and two
| handsome trophies were won by
Mrs. Edgar Desson, low gross, and
Mrs. Seymour Dimond, low net. They
were presented by Robert Burnside.
Mrs. George Montgomery did an ex- |
cellent job of handling arrangements
for the tournament.
Third Birthday Party |
Patricia Jones, only daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jones, 85 |
Rice Avenue Trucksville, observed |
her third birthday with a family
dinner on May 17. Helping with the
celebration were her brothers,
David, Donnie and Jeffrey.
A
"Twisting In Orbit" |
To Be Held Friday
“Twisting In Orbit”, annual spring
dance “of Dallas“ Junior Woman's
Club, will be held Friday night at
the Irem Temple Country Club from
9 until 1 a.m. Jack Melton will play.
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Janice Esther Rinken, Idetown,
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Scranton, one of forty in her class
who received diplomas from Rt.
Rev. Jerome Hannon, Bishop of the
Diocese of Scranton, in exercises at
3t. Patrick’s Cathedral, where
Bishop Hannan was celebrant of a
Solemn High Mass.
Miss Rinken, daughter bf Mrs.
Vivian Rinken and the late Alexan-
der Rinken who died in October of
1960, attended Lehman schools for
‘twelve years, graduating in 1959.
She entered training
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for the past year, enormously popu-
lar with the student nurses is Sis-
ter Marie de Lessis RSM, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. William J. Kennedy
of Dallas.
June 20 of
While at Lehman, Janice played
in the band for several years; sang
in the chorus; was on the newspaper
staff; and belonged to several clubs.
While ‘taking her training, she
was a student for eight months at
Marywood College near Scranton.
Mr. And Mrs. George Price
Honored On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Price,
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