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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1962
SECTION A —PAGE 5
Purely Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Personal
Mrs. Shad N. Goss, Claude St.,
is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
where she was admitted on
Thursday.
- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gabel, Ed-
wards Air Base California, are
spending some time at the Toluba
Trailer Court, Idetown, Mr. Gabel
is son of W. J, Gabel, of N. Y., for~
merly of Jackson St. W. J. Gabel is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Betty Stash,
Davenport St.
Mrs. Florence Roberts, Davenport
cerebral |
St., recently suffered a
hemorrhage, after returning from
Mercy Haspital. !
Recent visitors at her home, dur-
ing her
Yilope Orchid and daughter, Nancy.
Noxen, “Mrs. Gorden Kocher and
Mrs. Nadine Hoover, Harveys Lake,
Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds, Swoyerville
and Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Edwards-
ville.
to Mansfield College, where she will
attend the summer session. She is
majoring in elementary teaching.
Many people remember Jan as
being a checker at Dallas and
Shavertown_ Acmes.
Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Woodlawn
Drive, has returned from the Gen-
eral Hospital, after submitting to
surgery.
Mrs. Thomas: is the former Janie
Joseph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. an
David Joseph, Norton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen have
moved from Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville, to their newly pur-
chased home on Overbrook Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haring, Beau-
mont, had as recent guests, Mrs.
Ira Brown, Mr. and. Mrs. Tom Con- |
nery and children, all of Glen Alden.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts,
Donna and Sherry, were weekend |
Florence Roberts, !
guests of Mrs.
Davenport St. !
# Mr: and Mrs. Donald Mitchell,
Sallie, Alison. and Ted, of Fairfax
Virginia, spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hesler, Parrish St.
Mrs. Sylvia Kuhnert, Overbrook |
Ave., recently spent a day, with her |
mother, Mrs. =A. O. Reed, of Le-
non.
, Mrs. Jack Wilson and daughter,
Virginia, of . Charleston Va. are
moving back to Dallas. Virginia is
planning to open a beauty shop in
Dallas.
Mrs. Wilson is a sister-in-law to
Miss Gertrude Wilson, Franklin'St. |
Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph, Nor-
ton Ave. had as recent guests, their |
son, Staff Sergeant David T. Joseph,
his wife Fran and their three sons,
David, Paul and Stevie, residing in
Arlington Va. Mr. Joseph is sta-
tioned at the Pentagon.
Mrs. Eleanor Dendler, Wellington
Ave.; is a patient in the General
Hospital. During her stay in the
hospital, her daughter Carolyn, will
be the guest of Polly Carey, Claude
St
Mrs. James Lord, Huntsville, re-
turned to her home last week,
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|, At a lovely candle light service,
| Della Marie Steinruck, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steinruck,
| Loyalville, recently became the
| bride of Warren Robert Long, son
of Mrs. Florence Long, Shavertown,
and the late Warren Long. Rev.
James Garrahan performed the
| double ring ceremony before an
altar banked with palms, ferns and
bouquets of white snapdragons, in
Loyalville Methodist Church. Mus.
Kenneth King presided at the or-
gan, Treva Traver was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore floor length gown
of white chiffon over tulle fashion-
ed with sweetheart neckline, long |
sleeved jacket of Chantilly lace and
overskirt edged with pearls. Her
double tiered veil of French illusion
was arranged on a crown of pearls
and she carried a bouquet of white
| roses and lilies of the valley. She
{carried a white embroidered hand
| kerchief that her great grandmother
| carried at her wedding 107 years
| ago.
| Sharon Stuart of Fernbrook wus
| maid of honor, She chose carnation
pink nylon waltz length gown;
| rhinestone tiara, and pink nose veil!
| She carried a nose gay of pink, blue
lrand yellow carnations. Bridesmaids
were Beverly Hoppes and Rita Ki-
| jek, cousin of the bride. They se-
Married At
MR. AND MRS. WARREN R. LONG
Loyalville
At a very pretty wedding, Satur-
| day, at 2 p.m., Joan Warmouth,
| daughter of Mrs, Elva Warmouth,
| Huntsville, became the bride of Wil-
[liam White, son of Mr. and Mrs.
| James White of Wilkes-Barre. Rev.
IC. H. Frick performed the double
| ring ceremony, assisted by Rev.
| Franklin Payne, cousin of the bride-
| groom of Pittsburgh.
| The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Dale, wore floor length
gown of white satin and Chantilly
lace styled with beat neckline, tight
bodice with long tight sleeves tape-
red at the wrist and full skirt with
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train. Her finger tip veil fell from
| a bell boy cap trimmed with pearls |
| and she carried a heart sheced |
| bouquet of white and blue carnations. |
| Mrs, Harold Weaver, matron of
{ honor, chose street length dress of |
i white embroidered with blue; low |
| neckline and three quarter length
sleeves. She carried blue and white
African daisies.
Little flower girls Melinda and |
Renae Warmouth, nieces of the |
| bride, wore blue nylon embroidered
organdy over taffeta and carried
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| baskets of blue and white flowers.
| Mrs.
| bride,
Warmouth, mother of the |
selected street dress ofl
lected waltz length gowns of shrimp | ;
| and cerise respectively, matching | i
veils, and carried nosegays of tinted | }
{ blue carnatons, Flower girls were
| Terri Lyn Swire, cousin of the bride, ! i
and Terri Lyn Kintner, niece of |
the bridegroom. They wore melon | }
| and lime green dresses and carried |
| nosegays. David Lord, cousin of the |
| bride, was ring bearer.
| Best man was William Stuart, |
| Fernbrook, and ushers, Clifford | §
| Stuart and Charles McCuen of |
| Carverton. | §
| The bride’s mother wore turquoise = §
| blue dress; pink accessories; and
| shoulder bouquet of pink orchids,
and t he bridegroom’s mother, |
black dress, white accessories and
pink orchids. .
Following the ceremony, a re- |
ception was held in the church
social rooms followed by a dance in
| the Lehman Fire Hall.
The couple spent their honey-
! moon in Corning N.Y.; going away
the bride wore light blue suit and
white accessories.
Mrs. Long attended Lake Noxen | i
High School. Mr. Long graduated |
from Westmoreland High School. He
is employed by the Ray Major
Sunoco Service Station in Kings
ton. The couple will reside in
Shavertowny’
Saturday a Dallas resident who
| aftr spending a week in the Nesbitt
| Hospital.
Mrs. Maude Eipper, Binghamton,
IN. Y., and Laura Evans, Dover,
| N. J., were recent guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Eipper, Main St.
Donna Gansel, Hyattsville Mary-
| land, is spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. James Gansel, Claude
| St.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moen, Hunts-
| vile Road, had as recent guests,
| Mr. Moen’s parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
| Carl Moen, Forrest City Iowa.
They all drove to Charlottesville
| Virginia, on Saturday, where Mr.
| Moen’s brother graduated from the
| University of Virginia.
| Mr. asd Mrs. Frank W. Schaefer,
and family, formerly of Newark,
Del., have rented a home on Poplar
Street, Dallas R.D, 2.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and
| family have purchased a home on
Woodbine Road, ' Midway Manor,
and moved in.
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served as an instructor in Wilkes
College Art Department this past
year was the surprised guest of hon-
or at a fare well party held by a
few of admiring students. Kent
Kirby, Machell Ave. accompanied
by his wife Lynn, and two children,
is leaving Wilkes to accept another
position at ‘Alma College, Alma,
Michigan.
The Kirby's were presented with
an electric coffee pot with an in-
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rozelle, for-
mer Wyoming residents, have pur-
chased g home at 131 Inman Street,
Shavertown, and moved in, Mr.
Rozelle is employed by the Ameri-
can Stores Company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Teal and
family have moved from Allenwood,
N. J. to Grandview Avenue, New
Goss Manor. Mr. Teal is associate
manager of the Monroe Calculating
Company. / scription which will never let him
Sgt. and Mrs. James Kern and | forget his friends and students at
children, Fort Mead, Maryland, | Wilkes. The inscription reads, “A
primed canvas, a cup of coffee, and
thee.” Mr. Kirby, one of the most
popular instructors among the stu-
dents, will be greatly missed, to
SEMINARY |
SUMMER SCHOOL
JUNE 14, 15, 18, AUGUST 3, 1962
Registration Day, Monday, June (8
spent last week end visiting Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Culp, Huntsville and
Mrs. Marion Kern, Harvey's Lake.
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| Joan Warmouth Becomes Bride
Of William White On Saturday
white accessories
of white
champayne lace
and snouider bouquet
orchids, and Mrs, White, mother of |
bridebroom, blue lace, matching ac-
cessories and white orchids.
Following the ceremcny, a
ception was held in the church par
lors and the couple left for Virginia. |
On their return they will reside with
the bride's mother at Huntsville.
Martha Hadsel To Be
Guest At Open House
Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Updyke,
Davis Street, Trucksville, will enter- |
, tain at open house Saturday night
from 7 until 10 for Mrs, Updyke's
sister, Martha Hadsel, who will
leave June 11 for Chicago where she
will study at the University for her
Masters Degree in English.
No invitations have been issued
but all friends and neighbors are
cordially invited to drop in and say
“Good bye”.
Bob Gray, John and Joe Simons,
visited Fred Hennebaul at Geisinger
Medical Center on Sunday. They
report that Fred is cheerful.
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say the least along with “Bug”, his | Kozemchak, Dallas.
great dane, who accompanied him to
classes.
Pictured above are: Sitting, left
to right: Len Yoblanski, Wilkes- | Barre; Nancy
| Bob Hyrinkin, Wilkes Barre, and |
Barre; Kay Kirby, Mrs. Kirby, Rom-
elle "Gomba, Wilkes-Barre; Jeff
Kirby, Mr. Kirby, and Elaine Ko-
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These are the seven members of
the graduating - class of Dallas
Senior High School who will not be
present for the annual Commence-
ment exercises because they will be
with the Key Club Drill: Team in
Denver where they will appear at |
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Standing: left to right: Ed Kajkow-
ski; Nanticoke; “Bug” (Mr. Kirby's
Great Dane), Jane Petnick, Wilkes- |
Nancy Tinklepaugh, Dallas; |
Carolyn Rhone, Trucksville.
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| the school
| completed his
| Mansfield State College on May 20
| and has gone to Washington D.C.
{ where he has accepted a position
the Kiwanis International Conven-
tion.
From left to right they are Barry
Slocum, Barry - Kennington, Dale
Mosier, Jon Butler, William Welch,
Thomas Landon and Lewis Chere,
Tuesday night they were at a
special Commencement program in
auditorium where Rev.
Jule Ayers, of First Presbyterian
Church. Wilkes-Barre spoke. Rev.
Robert Yost of Shavertown Metho-
dist Church gave the Invocation and
Purely Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Anderson
and daughter, Susie, Pioneer Aven-
| ue, had as guests last week Mrs. J.
| K. Yeager and daughter, Jo Anne |
of Cleveland, Ohio, and Robert Al-
| lard of Littleton, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hogoboon,
for a f ew. days Mrs, Hogoboon’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Newitt,
of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Seven Who Will Get Their Diplomas In Denver
Benediction.
The boys marched into the Audi-
torium past an honor guard com-
posed of Keyettes, They were
similarly honored as they marched
out.
Members of the faculty, class ad-
visors and representatives of Ki-
wanis Club and School Board were
seated on the platform during the
services,
The boys will be given their di-
plomas in Denver.
| Barre. :
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Rood and
family have moved from Shick-
Mrs. John Konsavage, Upper De-
munds Road, is making good re- |
covery from surgery at Mercy Hos- |
pital.
Ernie Supulski, Carverton Road, |
freshman year at
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
shinny to a home they purchased
on Longdale Avenue, Shavertown.
Clarence LaBar, Norton Avenue,
suffering from a heart attack, was
taken to Nesbitt Hospital Friday
afternoon in Dallas Community
Sutton Road, have as house guests | Ambulance staffed by John and
Glenn Sheehan, Ray Titus and Jim
Besecker. Dr. A. A. Mascali placed
the call at 1:30, ;
Mr. and Mrs, Lewis V. Ide, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Steele and Mrs. Jack Montross,
drove to the International Airport
in Philadelphia on Sunday, where
Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Montross
boarded a jet plane for Tucson,
Arizona. Their hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Clark. Mrs, Clark
| is the former Mary Lou Steele of
| Street, had as Sunday callers the |
latter's brother and sister-in-law .
Mr. “and © Mrs." Willian Britt of
Silver . Springs, Md., and Mr. and |
Mrs. William Leslie of Wilkes-'
Tunkhannock, :
Mrs. William Hewitt, Carverton
Road, was admitted to Nesbitt Hos-
pital by Kingston Township ‘ambu-
lance Saturday, where she sub-
mitted to emergency. surgery.
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