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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA —
Personal
Mrs. Alfred James, Trucksville,
has returned from the west coast
where she visited the World's Fair.
She flew. i
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Daniels,
Hunlock Creek R. D. have an-
nounced the birth of 4 baby girl at
Mercy Hospital on July 17.
Mr. and .- Joseph Turay and
family, formerly of Charleroi, Pa.,
havé purchased and moved into a
home at 52 Harris Hill Road, Trucks-
ville. Mr. Turay is a retired Naval
officer. :
Mrs. Elizabeth Marz has moved
from Middle Village, N. Y. to an
Mrs. Marz is a widow and
Wed Thirty-Six Years
+ They saw two Yankee games and
3 Avenue, Shavertown, left Saturday
®two weeks with his uncle and aunt,
. cordia in the falli- Last week, Mr.
@eNorman
a Mr, and Mrs. Howard W. Risley,
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Dip-
came to the Back Mountain Area
to be near her son. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Miller and
fifteen month old Randy, formerly
of Patton, Pa. have moved to 236
Meadowerest,, Mr. Miller is. Airinan
Ist Class with the Air Force.
“Mrs. S. D. Finney, Carverton
Road, Trucksville, attended ' the
funeral of her sister-in-law, = Mrs, |
Earl Hagsman, Arlington, Va. last
week. En route home she spent
some time with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fin-
ney and family, Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monk, Sha-
vertown, and Jack Mallin, Dallas,
spent the weekend in New York.
visited Radio City. :
Judy Agnew, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Agnew of Forty-
Fort spent the week as guest of
Jean Agnew, Idetown.
Valerie Mallin, Pinecrest Avenue,
Dallas, is spending two weeks in
White Haven visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Quin.
Last week she accompanied White
Haven Girl Scouts on. a sightseeing
tour of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, shaver
for Seattle to attend the World's
Fair. They will also spend time in
Portland, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Carl Brobst, son of
Brobst, .Shaver Ave.,
Mrs. Joan
is spending
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, Jr. Na-
zareth. nis
Mr. and Mus... Edward Arrabito,
and children, Edward, Jr., Michael,
and June \Ann, Hackensack, N. J.,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Summa, Water Street
Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grilz
and daughters Sandra and Geral
dine, Rochelle Park, N. J. recently
spent a week with the Summas.
Sandra will enter College Miseri-
and Mrs. Summa, their sons, Frank,
Jr., Stephen Paul and David vaca:
tioned on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rusiloski, Sr,
Ben Jr., Stanley, Bernadine, Jack-
son Township, entertained at din-
er last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs.
Dribilbis, Debbie Ann,
Rosemary, Dianne of (Saugerties,
N. Y. to «celebrate Mr. Dribelbis’
twenty-ninth birthday anniversary.
Huntsville Road, entertained at a
family luncheon last Wednesday
honoring the latter's mother, Mrs.
H. H. Zeiser who celebrated her
ninetieth birthday anniversary:
Bruce Zeiser, Providence, R. I. flew
down for the day.
H. W. Smith, Machell Avenue, is
a patient at General Hospital.
Mrs. D. T. Scott Jr., Huntsville
Road, celebrdted her birthday an-
niversary on Saturday’ with a fam-
ily dinner. :
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks, Leh-
man, spent last week at Ocean City,
N. J. S :
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Achuff, Patsy
and Jack, Harris Hill Road, Shaver-
town, have returned after spending
a week at Garden City, Michigan,
pre. and in Lavonia, Michigan,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Dip-
pre.
a Patricia Gardiner, daughter of As-
“sistant Chief of Police and Mrs.
Stanley Gardiner, R.'D. 1 sub-
mitted to eye surgery .at General
Hospital Friday. She had a scar
that she had had since she was one
removed by plastic surgery. ‘
Mrs. Lloyd B. Kear, Lake Street,
is in West Newton, Mass.;. visiting
her daughter and son-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel ‘J: Braun and
daughter, Lisa, and getting ac-
quainted with her mew grandson,
born July 17. Mrs. Braun is the
former Sally Kear.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shilanski,
Dallas R.D. 4, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at General Hos-
pital on July 21. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Cather, Dallas
R. D. 3, announced the birth of a
baby boy at Nesbitt Hospital on
July 20. }
Juliana VanBlarcom,: entering her
last year of training at St. Luke's
Hospital in Bethlehem, is recuper-
ating from surgery at the home of
Y her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
S. VanBlarcom, Shavertown.
Howard Caperoon, Franklin Street,
was admitted to. Mercy Hospital on
Tuesday, his fourth hospitalization
at Mercy.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Ash-
burner and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Kunkle, of Kunkle spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of
Beach Haven. [Smiths were former
residents of Kunkle. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Folmsbee,
Alan, David, Jeffrey and Nancy,
West Suffield, Connecticut, spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hosler, Parrish Street. .
‘Mr. and Mrs. James LaBar and
family, Parrish Street, recently re-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Stephen Pavlicks Are
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pavlick,
Pinecrest Avenue, observed their
thirty-sixth = wedding anniversary
July 25. They were married by
Father Sincavage, pastor, at St.
Casimers Roman Catholic Church,
Plymouth. Mr. Pavlick is em-
ployed by the Sordoni Construction
Company.
There are five children, Stephen,
Jr., field director with the Ameri-
can Red Cross, stationed in Greece;
Alice, wife of Frank J. Summa,
Dallas, ‘who before her marriage
was employed by the Common-
wealth Telephone Company; Frank,
Lehman; who is a representative of
Johnson and Johnson Company;
Roseane, a speech therapist in
Clark ‘Summit schools, and‘ Carol
Ann, who will be a junior at West
Side Central Catholic, Kingston.
Caroline Jean Morgan
* Mr. and Mrs. : Marvin Morgan,
Pikes Creek, announce the’ birth of
a daughter, Caroline ‘Jean, July 2,
at General = Hospital, ‘weight six
pounds. © Mrs, Morgan is the former
Caroline Ferrey, daughter of Mrs.
Caroline Ferrey, ‘Sweet Valley.
There are four other children, Mar-
gie, Marvin, Jr., Cathy and Clar-
ence.
William Williams
It's a son for Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Williams, Butler St. Mother is
the former Betty Mannear, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles: Man-
near, Overbrook Ave., Dallas, and
the father is son of Mr.:and Mrs.
John Williams, Dallas. Grandpa
Mannear is President of Dallas Dis-
trict - School ‘Board, and Grandpa
Williams is owner of Williams Tire
Co., in Kingston. This is the first
grandchild and has been named
William Carl. '
Mrs. Ethel Jackson, Center More-
land, left July 14th by jet airliner
from Idelewild Airport, N. Y., for
a month's visit with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Gor-
don Hess, in Kailua Chau, Hawaii.
Mrs. Hess is the former Ada Jack-
son. . Mrs. Jackson is a sister to
Florence Weaver of Center More-
land. :
"Mrs. Edward Stair, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert [Stair and daughter, Ellen,
all of Dallas, spent the weekend
in Philadélphia, visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Stair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stair arrived
in Philadelphia ..on. Tuesday. from
Connecticut and will drive to Jen-
kins, Kentucky, to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Brown, parents of Mrs.
Stair. Mrs, Edward. Stair, Dallas,
will accompany them to Kentucky.
Ernie has completed one year at
Yale Divinity School, studying for
the Methodist Ministry. He plans
to return to Connecticut for his
second year.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paeglow,
Parrish. Street, . had as guests on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leon Landon
of Greene, N: Y.
Mrs. Ray .Shiber, Center Hill
Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hum-
phrey, Shavertown, attended the
Mountain Home Antique [Show last
week.
Mrs. Anthony .Moreck, Shaver-
town, has returned from New Jersey
where she visited her sister.
Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Weidner,
Lehman Avenue, have as guests Mrs.
Weidner’s parents, - Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fox, of Burbank, Calif. Don
is pressman for the Dallas Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Chase and
children, Jane, Leon and Charles,
Pinecrest Avenue, have returned
after vacationing in Niagara Falls,
Ontario, Canada.
A six pound, seven ounce soh was
born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Williams, Shavertown. The new
arrival is ‘named [Ross Stephen.
Mrs. Williams is the former Wilma
Hess. The Williams also have a
daughter, Florence Ann, age two.
Mrs. Sterling Crawford, who with
her husband, operated the store in
Center Moreland for a number of
years, flew to Cologne, Germany, by
Air Swiss, a chartered plane, July
14th where she is visiting friends
and relatives. Mrs. Crawford also
plans to tour Sweden and Rome,
and ‘will return home August 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sickler and
family, former residents of Center
Moreland, have recently returned
after being in Arizona for two years
where Mr. ‘Sickler was employed
by the Government.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welch, Dav-
enport Street, have arrived in Or-
lando, Florida, where they are
spending some time with Mrs.
Welch's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Krogulski.
Mrs. LaVerne Race, Dallas, is
spending a week with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Robins, Edison, N. J.
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Ben Baumgartens
Return From Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baumgarten,
Sterling Ave., recently returned
from a trip, made by jet, to Israel
and Europe. They were delighted
by a wonderful welcome home
party, given by their friends.
Present were; Mr. and Mrs.
George Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gates, Mr. and Mrs. George Mec-
Cutcheon, Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Len Dougher-
ty and the guests of honor.
Barbara. Katacinski Is
quest At Linen Shower
Barbara Katacinski, bride-elect,
was honored, at a linen shower Sun-
day afternoon, given. by her at-
tendants, Frances _Arnt, Molly
Brennan and Kathleen Conwell, at
the home of Mrs. John Conwell, in
Wilkes-Barre. Decorations were
carried out in pink and white, with
the sprinkling-can motif carried out
at place settings and centerpiece.
Miss Katacinski received - lovely
gifts, a number of pastal blankets
as well as conventional linens.
Guests were Ann Black, Mary and
Nancy Lynch, Mesdames John Con-
well, John Arnt, Joseph Katacinski,
Robert Blessing, John Blessing,
William Blessing, Harry Blessing,
Robert Williams, James Brennan,
Claire Siebert and Stanley Kata-
cinski.
Sev Newberry Irs.
Are Here From Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Severn Newberry Jr.,
of Deland Florida, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Dallas They
were entertained Wednesday at Din-
ner by Sev's mother, Mrs. Hilda
Kistler, at her home in New Goss
Manor. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Irwin Kistler, Gail and Dan Kistler;
Severn and Diane Newberry; Hilda
and Irwin Kistler; Susan and Irwin
Kistler.
Mrs. Pheobe Case Is
Hostess To Church Group
Mrs. Pheobe Case, Poplar Street,
Fernbrook, entertained members of
her Sunday School Class at First
Reformed Church, Wilkes-Barre, re-
cently. at g picnic.
Attending: Mesdames Emma Rine-
himer,- Elsie Mosier, Gertrude Den-
nis, Virginia Zearfoss, Clara Lewis,
Ella, Ostrum, Jean Johns, Edna
Jones, Arthur Hildebrand, = Nettie
Davis, Margaret Gebhardt, Sara
Eckhart, Violet Rauch, Mable Smith,
Pear] Smith, Sara Hoffman, Eliza-
beth Hafner, Elizabeth Dyer, Sylvia
Karuza; Kit, Karen, Kandi Karuza,
Mary Harrison.
Married In N. Carolina
_ Louise Hadsel, Trucksville, and
Bernard Phillips, Dallas, were mar-
ried July 9th in North Carolina. Mr.
and Mrs. Phillips are 1962 gradu-
ates of Dallas Senior High School.
The couple resides with the groom’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Phil-
lips, Main St. Mr. Phillips plans to
enter Wilkes-Barre Business Col-
lege, in the fall.
Former Residents Return
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Carruthers
and family, have moved from New
Jersey to their new home, on Ster-
ling Ave., Dallas. Mr. Carruthers
has accepted a position, with Com-
monwealth ~~ Telephone Company.
The Carruthers were former resi-
dents, of Parrish St.
~/ Mrs. Carlton Hadsel has returned
to her home, Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville, after being a surgical
patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. George Seelandt, Huntsville
Road, has returned after spending
some time with Mrs. William Wil-
liams and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben-
nett, Long Island, N. Y. Mrs. Seel-
and is a former resident of Long
Island, but on the death of her
husband, moved to Dallas to be
near her brothers, William Davis,
Elizabeth Street, and Walter Davis,
Davenport Street.
Jo An Moyer, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Coolbaugh, and fre-
quent visitor at Lehman, just re-
turned after spending a week in
New Mexico.
Chief of Police and Mrs. Russell
Honeywell returned Saturday from
a five day trip to Canada, where
they took in the country around
Lake Ontario and Lake Erie, saw
Niagara Falls again, and surveyed
the Great Lakes from a high tower
on the Canadian side.
Betrothed
Graduation Exercises
Monday, July 23, was the date
Cooking Club Holds
“Graduation Exercises’
Everetts, Sandra
Roberta Rifenbery and
The leaders: Mrs. Merton Rifen-
! Oney,
{Oney, Harveys Lake, and the late | Colonial bouquet of pink lilies and
{ Elwood Oney and Thomas E. Wid- [ glads.
‘dick of Sweet Valley. Rev. Walter | Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bridegroom and the couple left for
a honeymoon in New Jersey.
Miss Oney is a graduate of Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin,
11633 ‘Sharon Drive, Largo, Florida
formerly from Harveys Lake R. D. 1
wish to announce the engagement
of their daughter Rosalie Ann to
James M. Mitchell, 4747 Yarmouth
Avenue South, St. Petersburg, Flor-
ida. ;
Miss Martin is a
Westmoreland High School.
graduate of
She is
ROSALIE ANN MARTIN
employed as a secretary with the
St. Petersburg Recreation and Parks
Department. k
Mr. Mitchell is a graduate of Boca
High School, Gulfport, Florida and
is attending Florida Presbyterian
College where he is majoring in
Chemistry.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Nancy Harris, Guest
At Surprise Shower
A surprise shower for bride-to-be
Nancy Harris Wyoming was given
last Friday evening by Mrs. Jay
Stark, at the home of her mother
Mrs. Alvie Cook Sr. of Beaumont,
mother of the groom.
Decorations were carried out in
pink and white, with streamers
from the central chandelier forming
a wedding bell over the refreshment
table.
Friends, neighbors and family
gave the bride-to-be a variety of
presents in recognition of her ap-
proaching marriage on Saturday;
July 21 to Alvie Cook Jr.
Guests were Mesdames Robert
Belles, James Barbacbi, Emil Belew-
sky, Russell Denmon, Robert Cook,
Frederick Weiss, Robert Eyet, Wes-
ley Harris, Erwin Stark, Alvie Cook
Sr., Miss Sandra Denmon, and the
guest of honor. ‘
Craig Sayre Is Five
Mr. and Mrs. William Sayre, Sr.,
Lake Silkorth, entertained July 14,
honoring their son, Craig, who ob-
served his fifth birthday. The cake
was made by his aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Sayre. Present were Mary Ann
and Susie Spock, Debbie, Karen
and Beth Sayre, Christine, Cathy
and Terry Sayre; Carl and David
Morrissy, Carol and Craig Sayre.
Mrs. Wright At Nesbitt
of William Wright, Dallas [School
Board member, is a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital where she was taken
by Dallas Ambulance on Sunday.
‘Cleon Dribelbis, Pikes Creek. Mr.
‘Party At Ricketts Glen
Mrs. William Wright, Sr., mother”
Thomas J. Creasings
Married Thirteen Years
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Creas-
ing observed their thirteenth an-
niversary last Tuesday with a fam-
ily party. Attending were Mrs.
Bolish Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
Dribelbis, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dribelbis, Dennie Ann, Rosemary,
and Dianne Kathleen, Saugerites,
Ni-Y.
They were married July 17, 1949,
at the Evagelical and Reformed
Church, Hobbie. Attendants were
Marilyn Miller, Nescopeck, and
Harold Tredennick, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Creasing is the former Bertha
Dribelbis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Creasing is the son of Mrs. Bolish
Krause, Lake Silkworth. They
have two children, Tommy John 4,
and Beth Ann, 2.
Brickel Class Enjoys
Brickle Class of Dallas Methodist
Church, held its annual picnic at
Ricketts Glen State Park, on Fri-
day. A photograph album of all
previous picnics of the class was
shown.
Attending were; Mesdames Helen
Rice, Ruth Owens, Miriam Hosler,
LaVerne Race, Frances Garringer,
Margaret Lewis, Verna Welsh, Lou-
ise Brown, Maude Baker, Ella Har-
vey, Elsa Bohme, Beulah Root,
Florence Griesing, Jennie Brown,
Janice and Phyllis Hanna, Mona,
Barbara Ann and Diane Rice, and
Barbara Lawry and Clara Root.
A delicious covered dish lunch-
gon was. served.
baked tomatoes.
bery, Mrs, Charles Rogers, and
Marilyn Jackson, were pleased too
to relate the results of the recent
“Demonstration Day’ at Tunkhan-
nock Episcopal Church where Dor-
othy and Betsy Johnson won a
two dollar prize for preparation of
creamy oven potatoes and Sandra
Goodwin and Sandra Denmon re-
ceived a red ribbon for their bubbly
Family Picnic Held
At Bolish Krause Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bolish Krause,
Lake Silkworth, entertained at a
family picnic July 14. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe,
Sacramento, Calif.; Mrs... Donald
Garrison, Lynn and Danny, Ber-
wick; Mr. ad Mrs. Willard Walp,
Nescopeck; Mrs. Helen Kingsley, |
New York City; Mrs. A. Cobbely and |
son, Skip, Berwick; Mr. and Mrg.
Thomas J. Creasing, Beth Ann, |
Tommy John, Pikes Creek.
Noxen Employees Hold |
Picnic On Gary Lawn
employees held a picnic on the lawn |
of Mrs. Violet Gary, Beaumont, on |
Tuesday evening, July 17. A cov- |
ered dish lunch was served to the
following: Mesdames William Cross-
man, Linda, Peggy and Emily, Henry
Lane, Lee Mintzer, and Ellen, Ches-
ter, Keiper, Harold Bennett and
Carol, Albert Jones, William Mun-
ketchy, Perry Patton, Glen Patton
and Kenneth, Beverly Patton, Violet
Gary, Harry Sweppenheiser, Harry
Jr., and Donald S., Sophia Hack-
ling, Mary Shook, Voyle Traver,
James Hettasheimer, Jesse, Terry
and David, Dorothy French, Elida
Beahm, Robert Munketchy, Helen
Williamson, ~Nane Race, Marie
Hoyte, Jean Winters, Joan Free-
man, Pat Newell, Lawrence Hilbeit,
Raymond Denmon, Ellea Dietz,
Cheryl Dietz, Harry Haas, Harry
Brown, Ford Johnson.
Beth Ann Creasing
Has Second Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Creasing,
Pikes Creek, entertained July 16,
for their daughter, Beth Ann, who
was two. Present were Debbie
Ann and Rosemary Dribelbis, Sau-
gerties, N. Y.; Cathy, Christine and
Terry Sayre; Debbie, Karen and
Beth Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dribelbis, Mr. and Mrs. Cleon
Dribelbis, Mrs. Thomas Sayre and
Mrs. Robert Sayre, and brother,
Tommy John.
Noxen Manufacturing Company | °
Rebecca Sue Oney Married
: **¢ | Emmanuel Mission Assembly of |gladioli.
the 4-H Cooking Club had its | God Church was the setting Satur- | lerina length gown of pink, made
when the | odd i” Ki :
girls. of ‘He Yen through “fouricen day for the wedding of Rebecca Sue | with lace overskirt and cummer:
age group invited their mothers to
a dinner of creamy oven potatoes,
bubbly baked tomatoes, rolls, cold
cuts, cake, and iced tea prepared
by these members: Bethanne Clark,
Gloria Charney, Susan Belles, San-
dra Denmon, Shirley Downs, Susan
Downs, Rosalie
Goodwin, Dorothy Johnson, Betsy
Johnson, Nancy Kliamovitch, Patty
Patton,
Jane Traver.
daughter of
Stuart, Quakertown, performed the
ceremony at 1 p.m.
Eunice Oney, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and Ivor Wil- |
liams, Harveys Lake, best man,
Given in marriage by her brother,
| Andrew, the bride wore ballerina
| length gown of white chiffon, styled {phone Company.
with full
shoulder length veil.
skirt,
lace jacket, and | €@
She carried a | School.
Bertha | bund, matching
Colonial bouquet of white lilies and Wearever.
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Miss Oney selected bal-
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