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Dallas Junior Woman's Club will two-hour shift at the booth.
ain have charge of the candy | Featured will be kot buttered pop-
ooth at the Library Auction. Mrs. | corn; home-made lollipops donated
alter Kozemchak, chairman, in-!by the Girl Scouts; all types of
ited her committee to her home | candied pop-corn, donated by the
cently to complete plans. Pic- | Chocolate Pop Corn Company of
sured above are: Mrs. Dean John- | Kingston; candy bars and penny
n, co-chairman, Mrs. Robert Ste- candy; cigarettes.
renson, Mrs. Kozemchak; standing, |
‘Mrs. George Richardson. = | home-made candy for this booth
‘Members of the Junior Woman's | and would like to have it picked up,
ub have all been asked to donate | may call Mrs. Walter Kozemchak
batch of home-made candy for at CR 4-4717.
e at the booth and each girl is |
so oD rw to work at least , one | -
Kozemchal
mmittee On Antiques On Wed.
- By Sara Carey antiques to the Auction. Included
i a big glass bell with a wooden
Mors. Frantz, chairman of the hase, a small maple table with a
ntiques Committee, is delighted to | pedestal base, several bowl and
! this weeks acquisitions for | | pitcher sets, a small windsor chair,
le. Library Auction. | { and a covered bowl 2 feet in diame-
e was called upon to do some | ter, made of clay. This could even
cleaning and jumped at. the | | be used to bathe the baby!
. 'M. and Mrs. Henry Jones | The donations from dealers are
llside Road have sold their | still coming in. Mrs. Schallenber-
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Sally Dawn Edwards
Engagement Announced
Mr. and. Mrs.. Howard Edwards,
Carverton, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Sally Dawn |.
Edwards, to J. Hall Shaver, son of
Mrs. Howard Shaver and the late
Mr. Shaver, 524 Wyoming Avenue,
‘Wyoming, Pa.
Miss Edwards, a graduate of
Westmoreland High ‘School is em-
ployed in ‘the Boston Store Credit
Office. ;
Mr. Shaver, a graduate of Wyo-
ming = Memorial High School at-
tended Wilkes (College and is ‘em-
ployed as a field engineer with
Monroe “Auto Equipment Co., Mon-
roe, Michigan, |
No date - has been
wedding. :
This announcement : corrects the
statement made in last weeks issue
that Miss - Edwards and 'Mr. Shaver
were marr ied.
set for the
Plasto. No Pianos!
No pianos, no coal stoves for the
Library Auction, PLEASE. They
weigh too much. Volunteer help
slips a disc when it lifts such heavy
stuff. And a piano, hoisted to the
block, brings maybe fifty cents.
Coal stoves come in the same cate-
gory. If you have a coal stove for
a summer cottage, advertise it in
the Dallas Post and get something
out’ of it. This time of year, folks
are fixing up their summer cot-
tages, and a coal stove is very
comforting on ja chilly morning.
Coal stoves and pianos’ can be sold
in the Trading Post.
Ruction Boan-Bags
Twlve gay little calico bean-bags
sat themselves on the counter at
the Dallas Post Monday afternoon.
“Will they sell at the Auction?”
Mrs. Emma L. Schweitzer inquired.
Of course they will . . like hot-
cakes. Who could pass up a clown
beanbag wearing “a cheerful grin
‘and a pointed cap?
with ‘shades decorated by Oliver
Schallenberger; a towel rack and a
piece of old glass.
Ann Parkhurst; of “The old Pine
Shoppe” is giving a ‘doll:size dea-
con's bench made by Carl Boyd and
decorated by Ann; also a child's
rocker.
Henry, of Mother, St., Kingston,
donated a china lamp on teakwood
base with hand-painted sprays of
lilacs.
Helen and Bill Lamb of “The
| Lamp House” will again. give a
| lovely old lamp, with shade painted
{by Helen. Lamb.
Helen Gross has finished decorat-
| ing the bench to be chanced off-and
| I hear it looks beautiful.
Be sure
| to see’ any member of the Antiques
| Committee and buy some chances.
Lon it. ; \
Many ‘more dealers have :indi-
cated that ‘they will donate and
some have not been contacted as
yet. ; 3
Auxiliary fo Sweet. Valley Fire De-
partment, reminds area residents of
| the Auction~ Rummage sale on Aug-
ust 4. Donations will be picked up if
the doners will call Mrs: Cletus Hol-
comb, Jr., Mrs. Sherman Kunkle,
Mrs. Ord Trumbower or Ms. Joseph
Kipp.
Wedding Invitations:
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
At The Dallas Post 5
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' THE DALLAS POST,
At a ovaly summer’ wedding, :
bride of SP/4 = Robert . Donald
Rogers, stationed | in ‘Karshure, Ger
many, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Rogers, Fernbrook,
the ceremony at “1° p.m. inthe
ville..
Elloise Holmgrem, Dallas R. D. 2,
played: the wedding ‘music.
The bride, given in ‘marriage ‘by
her father, wore floor length gown
of white silk organza over taffeta,
tight sleeves tapered at the wrist
effect and chappel train. Her finger-
nations, roses and ivy.
Matron ‘of honor was Mrs. Jenn
and bridesmaids; Libby. Cledsby;
Trucksville, Peggy DeRemer,
of the bride of Dallas, Lillian “End-
ganza over taffeta made with lace
bodices, long sleeves, round neck-
length skirts. Mrs.:
ler and Miss Cleasby, pale i pin
nosegays of white carnations,
Saturday, June 186, Sharon Ea :
DeRemer, daughter of ‘Russell "E.
DeRemer :- Sr. and. Jane DeRemer,
22 Ridge Street, Dallas, became: the
Rev. Robert Germond potter E
White Church on’ the Hill, Trucks!
Betty Jean Davis was solois i
styled” with fitted bodice, scolloped,
neckline trimmed with appliqued
alencon lace and seed pearls; long |°
and full bouffant. skirt: with bustle
tip veil of French illusion fell from. |
a crown of seed pearls and she’ car-,
ried. a swing bouquet. of white ‘ear-.
Hunter, sister of the bride of ‘Dallas; Ti
sister, |
ler, cousin of the bride of Connecti- |
cutt, and Marilyn Trimble, sister of’
the bridegroom of Bristol, Pa: They | «
wore identical gowns ‘of nylon’ gi
lines ‘with = scoop “backs and" street |
Hurter's was’
baby blue, Miss DeRemer . and. Mrs. .
Trimble chose yellow, and Miss End..¢
selected matching head ‘dresses ‘of |:
petals with nylon veils and carried.
THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1962
Married Saturday, June 16
2
va girls were twin sis-
the bridegroom, Dianne and |
‘Donna ‘Rogers. of Dallas, and Beth
Ann ‘Hunter,’ Dallas. The twins wore
Beth Ann’ in ‘pink. - z
Ee Mrs * DeRemer, lt of the
‘bride, Hose powder blue sheath of
“organza over: taffeta, matching
Sssories, and shoulder bouquet of
Yellow’, roses, Mrs. Rogers, mother
of: « the" ‘bridegroom, beige sheath,
matching ‘accessories and yellow
‘rose buds; - Grandmother of the
+| bride: wore. blue silk printed. dress,
“white ‘accessories’ and white carna-
‘tions, “#nd Gr andmother of the
bridegroom, blue and white dotted
‘dress, white accessories ‘and white
carnations. - 3
. Best man was Richard J. Rogers,
‘twin brother of. the bridegroom, sta-
tioned in’ North Carolina, and
ushers, Peter Fritsky, serving with
the ‘bridegroom in Germany, Jack
Lasher; Shavertown, Tom VanHorn,
Dallas, ‘and James Rogers, brother
of’. the ‘bridegroom of Fernbrook.
Ring" bearer was Billy Trimble,
nephéw of the bridegroom of Bris-
tol
© Following the ceremony. a recep-
tion was held in the garden of the
bride’s ‘home and the couple left for
Atlantic > Qity.
Mrs, ‘Roget's i5 a graduate of Dal-
las High School. /SP/4 Rogers was
graduated. ‘from ‘Westmoreland High
‘School ‘and is serving with the U.S.
Army in : ‘Germany. He will leave
by: plane on [Saturday. Mrs. Rogers
will emain’. with her parents for a
ogers was honored at a
ven by her bridesmaids at
the” Peloutp Hall in Trucksville.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins
To Celebrate 19th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs:
Shavertown R. D. 5,
their nineteenth wedding anniver-
sary quietly, today, June 28.
Mrs. Higgins is the former Ann
Sodrusky, daughter of the late
John Sodrusky and Stella Sodrusky
of Exeter. Mr. Higgins is son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hig-
gins of Harveys Lake. : The couple
John = Higgins,
will celebrate
was married in West Virginia. Mr.
Higgins is now employed by the
American ‘Asphalt Plant at Chase.
There are four children: Mrs.
Violet Milbrodt, Dallas R. D. 5, |
Eddie, Donna and Jimmie at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgins are mem-
bers of the Huntsville Methodist
Church.
| William Steinhauers
| Are Married 25 Years
Mr. and Mrs. William Paul Stein- |
hauer, R.D. 1 Dallas, celebrated their
| Creek,
| Mrs. Paul Thomas Is
| Honored A At Shower
Mrs. Paul Thomas,
was honored
25th wedding anniversary June 21st, | shower Saturday given by Judy
with a family dinner at Irem Temple | | Shalata and Mrs, Joseph Shalata
Country Club.
Mr. Steinhauer is Secretary of |
“Back Mountain Baseball for Boys”,
and Secretary and Treasurer of Gal!
land-i3'einhauer, Incorporated. Mrs.
Steinhauer, the daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. R. D. Rupp of Dallas, is a mem-
ber of the School Board.
William R. a senior at University
of Delaware; Roswell R. in the Navy,
and James R. in Junior High School.
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux
Gives Farewell Party
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Mill
Street, entertained on Thursday at
a farewell party honoring Mrs.
Robert Prichard, Dallas, who left
with ‘her children for Okinawa by
plane. Sunday. Present were Mrs.
Charles Gregory, Mrs. Clinton Cob-
leigh, Mrs. Ted Lavelle, Mrs. George
Dobson, Gladys Fink.
She received lovely gifts.
Ellen Stair Is Two
Ellen Jane Stair, daughter of ‘Mr.
Robert Stair, Davenport ©
St.,! was honored “at her second
birthday party on June 14th.
and Greg
Becky Bestwick, Shirley Lewis; Carl,
Eddie and Johnny Dymond, Ruthie
'4and Barbie Lawry and Mesdames;
Peter Duda, Carl Dymond, ‘Thomas |
Sheplock, Jack Bestwick, Edward
‘Stair, Richard Owens, Robert Stair
and the guest of honor.
Joseph Glova, Kunkle Road, ‘was
guest on his eighth birthday, re-
cently at his home.
Present were; = Kendall Ravel
Debby, James and Doreen Searfoss,
Gladys, William, Jerome and: Hea- |
ther Jones, Conrad Higgins Jr,
Kathy, James, and Debby Cook,
Robert Baldwin, Michael Glova and
the guest of honor.
Receives Advanced
Degree At Lehigh
Ernest Rudolph Widman, Dallas,
received a Master of Business Ad-
ministration degree at Lehigh Uni- |
versity’s 94th Commencement ex-
ercises, June 11. The University con-
ferred 144 advanced degrees.
Lehigh degree recipients came
from 24 states and the District of |
Columbia and 12 foreign countries.
Widman graduated from King’s |.
College with a Bachelor of Arts de-
gree.
Helen DeMarco Is Six
Helen Marie DeMarco, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco,
observed her sixth birthday last
week with a family dinner. Helping
with the celebration were brothers
and sisters, Adrian, Jr. Mary ‘Ann,
John, Paul, Gerard and Clare Marie.
Dines In Formosa
Specialist 4, William DeRemer,
Dallas attended a dinner given by Lt.
General Wang To Nien of the
Chinese Nationalist Army to cele-
brate the Dragon Boat Festival on
June 5. He is stationed on Formosa.
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
‘A bride is someone who wants
her silver to be sterling and her
husband to be stainless.
1dr,
Harold DuBois
| Oneonta, N. Y., Mrs. Harry ‘Swartz,
} Hanlock Creek;
The Steinhauers have three sons: | Thomas and Cheryl, Mrs. Ronald
| Thomas
| Polk, Wyoming; Mrs. Frank Tom-
Present were; Billy Duda, Chris |
{Sheplock, Jackie * and
Eighth Birthday Pi :
at the home of the senior
| Shalatas. Attending were Mrs.
and . Carol yn,
| Philadelphia; Mrs. August Hettig,
Johnson City, N. Y.; Mrs. Alan
| Meyers, Delaware; Mrs. Elsie Kivler,
Mrs. Francis
“and Abbyiee, Mrs. Ted
asick, Mrs.. Don Newberry, Beau-
mont; Mrs. Ruth Field, Mrs. Harold
Bennett, Mrs. Dorothy French, Mrs.
Albert, Jones, Mrs.
Barbara Mae Millan, Donna Meek-
er, Mrs. Joseph ‘Shalata Sr., the
hostesses and the guest of honor.
Daniel Swire Is Guest
At. Birthday Party
Mr. ‘and, Mrs. John Swire, Sweet
Valley, entertained at: a birthday
party. Saturday, honoring their son,
Danny ‘Les, on his eighth birthday.
Games. were played and rvefresh-
‘ments served to Jan Long, Peggy
Hoyte, ‘Delores Clarke, David
‘Hdines, "Randy Kevin Ray, Wendy
| Wilce, Geralyn Yoder, Dale Pharros,
‘Danny Dougal, David Wallace, Char-
{les Tim and: Jonathon Perkins, Al-
lan Updyke,’ Brenda Nicholas, Shir-
ley and Jacob Smith, Jr.; Beth and
‘Karen Evans, Beverly and Junior
Swire. Mrs. Swire was assisted by
Mus. © Lewis Evans and Mrs. Jacob
Smith, Sr.
7 Couples rw
| For The First Time
Two Jooal couples hobs grand-
parents for the first time when Mrs.
LE Farr gave birth to a daugh-
ter Sunday evening at Womack
Army Hospital in North Carolina.
Valerie Kim Farr weighed in at
eight . pounds, nine ‘and one half
‘ounces. A long distance telephone
call from A /2¢ Larry -Farr from
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr,
{of i White * Birch Trailer: Park, and
- [Mr. and‘ Mrs. John Cooney, of
~* |'Pikes: Creek.: 2
‘Mrs. Cooney left home ' early
Monday morning, driving to North
Carolina with * Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Rogers, who live next door to the
young Farrs, and had been spend-
ing the ‘weekend with the former
Carol Hislop's . parents at White
Birch ‘Court. Airman Farr is both jet
‘mechanic and paratrooper, qualified
to jump to the site of a plane in trou-
| ble.
Mrs. Eiweod Bhonck
Surprised On Birthday
A surprise birthday. party was
given: Mrs.’ Elwood ‘Schenck, Noxen,
Saturday. by. her. daughters.
was seventy six. Presént were
Mrs: Matvin' Shive, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmér Weaver [SF.,. Mi
Forrest Randell, Mrs, William Tra-
yer. and Terty, Mr. Elmer Weaver
Ji Mrs. Loren Case, Mrs. Willard
Bender, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Schenck,
Mrs. Joe Dotter, Mrs. Albert May,
Mrs. Oscar Fish, Mrs. Clark Oliver,
Mrs. 'G. H. Rauch, Mrs. Franklin
Patton, Kenneth Cuddy, Mrs. Earl
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Henry Lane,
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She |
Mr. and Mrs. |
Richards, = Mrs. Kenneth Turner,
Charles,” Dorothy, Karen, Elwood
and Linda Weaver, Alberta, Sharon,
Cynthia ‘Goble, Mrs. Albert Goble,
Mrs. Chatles Engelman, George
Rowe, Mrs. Georgie, Eiserlo, Ollie |
Phillips. :
Purely Personal
Mrs. Edward Stair, Shavertown,
has returned after spending some
time with her son, Ernest Stair, of
New Haven, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Meyers,
Park Street, became grandparents
on May 28 of a baby boy, David
| Elwood Meyers.
Mrs. Samuel’ Holvey and Sally,
Park Street, recently returned after
spending some time in New York
City.
Richard Disque, David LaBar and
Bob Taylor of Dallas, William Green-
ley, Trucksville, and Ray Carpy,
Plymouth, are spending some time
in Wildwood, N. J.
Mrs. Richard Owens and Mrs.
Helen Rice, Dallas, have returned
after attending the graduation of
their nephew, Thomas Paul Walter,
from Berlin High School in Berlin,
Conn. Thomas plans to attend
Drexel in Philade'phia in Septem-
ber.
jorie Mekeel of Trucksville. .
Marcia Lawry, Parsonage Street,
is spending a ‘week in Ocean City,
N. J. along with Jeanine Hoover
and Joyce Gordon.
Carol Ann Walter, Berlin, Conn.,
returned with her aunt, Mrs. Rich-
ard Owens, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott, Easton,
spent the weekend visiting her mot-
her, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Huntsville
Road, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Levo Kocher, Mon-
mouth, Junction, N.J. spent the
weekend visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Didulis,
Wyoming R.D. 3, have returned af-
ter. spending several days in Wash-
ington D.C., Silver Springs Md. and
Atlantic City. While in Silver Springs
they attended the wedding of Pru-
dence Elliott; daughter of Major and
Mrs. Percy Elliott of Silver Springs
to George Flick, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Flick of Pasadena, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duda, and son,
Billy, Davenport Street, spent last
week in Atlantic City at the Jeffer-
son Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Davies, Mach-
ell ‘Avenue, spent several days last
week in Philadelphia.
Durelle [Scott Jr. has returned to
his: home on Huntsville Road, Dal-
las, after completing his sophomore
year at Pennsylvania State Univer-
ity. He is working with his! father
for the summer. %
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Plain-
Held, N. J., spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide,Parrish
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William McNeal,
Parrish Street, are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. William
Husted and family in Middletown,
Conn.
Joseph Checkon, Hillcrest Drive,
New Goss Manor, left Wednesday
for Lake Ontario on a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas,
Church Street, and Mr. and Mrs.
James Davenport, Lehman, are
spending a week at Des Joachium,
Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. J. Stanley Rinehimer, Ma-
chell Avenue, is spending some
time with her daughter and son-in-
law Mr. and Mrs. George Becker
and family, Glen Ellen, Ill
Mrs. Harry Lee Smith, Hunts-
ville ' Road, Dallas, and her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hinkle, Shavertown, spent last
week in Levittown visiting Jackie
Hinkle Bartelson and her family.
Jackie is Mrs. Smith's niece.
Mary Ann De Marco, eight year
old, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian E. DeMarco, Sutton Road, is
home from Nesbitt Hospital, where
she had a tonsilectomy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Martin had
‘as’ guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert. W.
Witt, Somerset.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian BE. DeMarco, and fami-
lies, spent Sunday at the St.
Thomas the Apostle Church picnic,
Little Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DeSocio, Minoa, N. Y., joined them
for the day. Mrs. DeSocio, is the
former Jean Pasevento, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. “Hub” Pasevento, for-
mer residents of Trucksville. Father
Bernard Grogan, former assistant
pastor “of St. Theresis Church,
Shavertown is the pastor of St.
Thomas.
The war between the sexes never
will be won by: either side. Too
much fraternizing with the enemy.
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