DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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iron” worker.
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Aven-
us, Dallas, spent the latter part of
the week at Hughesville visiting
relatives. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Witsil and
daughter, Peggy, formerly of Phil-
adelphia, have ' purchased and
moved into a home on Tunkhan-
nock Highway. Peggy, a graduate
nurse is working in Philadelphia,
Mr. Witsil is manager of the new
Difco Plant in Forty Fort.
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Pugh and
‘family have moved from Courtdale
to a home they purchased on Wil-
lia treet, Dallas. Mr. Pugh is an
Mrs. Pugh is floor
- worker at- Leslie Fay Factory.
Mrs. Roscoe Lee has returned
from the hospital and is recuperat-
‘sn
ing at her home, Terrace Street,
Dallas, with a nurse. Jack has re-
turned to his hotel in Fort Lauder-
dale to get ready for the winter
business. i
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Risley,
Huntsville Road, Dallas, had as
guest over the weekend Robert Ald-
rich of Rochester, N.Y. Leighton
Scott spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Leighton R.' Scott, in
Easton and New York City.’
Mrs. Louise Kann Williams and
daughter, Stephanie, have returned
to San Carlos, California, after
spending a. month with Mrs. Wil-
liams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kann, and Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Grob-
lewski. 4
Phillip Farber, Kathleen, Phyllis
and Leonard had as Sunday guests,
the former's son, James Farber and
Mary Ann Welk, Patterson, N. J.
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey, Sweet Val-
ley, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers,
Meeker, spent Tuesday in Bingham-
.ton with Mrs. Ferrey’s sister, Mar-
garet Aton, who was injured several
weds ago in a fall.
Captain Madaline. Baur, Alexan-
dria, and John Baur, Nazareth, have
returned after being called to Shav-
ertown by the death of Mrs. Helen
Yeager. They were guests of ‘their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Baur.
@hn Duda, Pioneer Avenue, is
a tient at Mercy Hospital where
he was taken by ambulance over the
weekend. J
Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott,
Main Street, have announced the
birth of a baby boy at General Hos-
pital on October 27.
Mrs. W. J. Robbins, Staub Road,
Trucksville, is a patient at Geisinger
Hospital where she is submitting to
tests. She is in room 224, Pavilion,
and would be glad to hear from her
friends. :
The former Moen house on Hunts
ville Road has ‘been purchased’ by
Whitesell Brothers who are doing a
nice job repairing and painting i.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Dav-
enport Street, have returned home
justy in time to greet the recent
storm after a visit with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Tinsley, . Collingdale.
A matter of hours might have found
th stranded in the Poconos with
some 200 other snow bound mo-
torists.
Airman‘ 1/C Claude Covert, chosen
Airman of the Month, will arrive
from King Solomon, Alaska, today
after being stationed there for a
year. Later he will then drive to
Baker, Oregon, with his wife and
their nine-month old son, Claude, Jr.
Mrs. Covert,the former Betty Roese,
and Claude, Jr., have been living in
Sweet Valley: :
Mrs. Donald Paeglow has returned
after being a surgical patient at
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Clifford Ide recently spent
some time with her husband in
Monmouth Junction, N. J., and
also visited her nice and nephew,
Mm#gand Mrs. Ralph Rodgers, Plain-
field, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Degrace,
Washington, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs.
Ween Brown and daughters, Phyl-
lis, Nancy and Cheryl, Cortland, N.
Y., were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Laura LaBar' has returned
to her home on. Main Street after
being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler, Dal-
las, spent their 40th wedding anni-
versary with their son and his fam-
ily, Dr. and ‘Mrs. Charles Hosler,
Sharon, Lynn, David and Peter at
State College. Dr. Hosler is a meter-
ologist at State College. They at-
tended the Penn State-Maryland
game on Saturday.
Muriel Shaw, Shickshinny, recent-
ly spent some time with her sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long
and Brent, Dallas.
Bert Riley, Centre Street, Shaver-
town, a surgical patient at Nesbitt
Hospital for the past two weeks, is
improving. :
rs. Thomas Hillyer, Machell
Aveue, is a patient at Geisinger
Hospital where’she is submitting to
tests. { !
Mrs. Louise Foss, Sweet Valley,
submitted to surgery at General
Hospital last Tuesday. Her condi-
tion is good and she expects to
return to her home over the week-
end. She is very grateful for the
many kindnesses extended her by
friends and neighbors during her
illness. §
~ Harveys
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin,
Lake R. D., have .an-
nounced the birth of a baby boy at
General Hospital on November, 4.
Mus. Peter Duda, Davenport (Street,
Dallas, will enter Mercy Hospital on
Thursday to submit to a tonsillec-
‘i tomy. © Her! mother,
‘Roberts will
To Become Eagle Scout
ROBERT VOELKER
Robert Voelker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Voelker, Ferguson
Ave., Shavertown, will receive an
Eagle Scout Award at the Court of
Honor to be held in Shavertown
Methodist Church on November 13,
7:30 p. m., :
In order to become an Eagle
Scout, Bob has earned twenty three
merit badges, a Pro Deo Et Patria
Award from the Lutheran. Church,
has served as Den Chief for two
years, as Senior Patrol Leader for
two years, graduated from Cub
Scouts and won a Junior Leader
Training Award.
Troop 231, of which Robert is a
member, operates ' under three
patrols with a membership of twen-
ty nine scouts.
Scout master is Malcolm Kitchen
who is serving his tenth year,
assistant scout masters are Donald
Edwards and John Henninger Jr.
All Scouts of the troop and their
parents are invited to witness this
ceremony and see the slides taken
of the activities of the troop.
Jill Louise Wandell -
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wandell,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of ‘their third child, Jill Louise, at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Novem-
ber 1. Weigh#g six pounds, seven
ounces, Jill Louise has two older
sisters, Lori Lee and Coleen. Mrs.
Wandell is the former
Sheldon, Pikes Creek. Mr. and Mrs.
Wandell are the proprietors of
Sheldon’s Diner. :
Brent Alan Long |
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jay Long, Selins-
grove, announce the birth of their
first child, Brent Alan, November 1,
at Geisinger Hospital. He weighed
six pounds, twelve ounces. Mrs.
Long is the former Mary Ruth
Shoop. Mr. Long is a teacher in the
Business Education Department. at
Selinsgrove High School,
Cathy Sayre Is Two
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre, Pikes
Creek, entertained at a birthday
party October 31, honoring their
daughter, Cathy, two.
were Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Tommy
Jonn and Beth. Ann; Mrs. Gerald
Naugle, Jerry and Sherry; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Tommy, Debbie,
Karen and Beth.
Jetfrey Lynn Hadsel
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hadsel,
Harveys Lake, announce the birth
of their first child at Nesbitt Hos-
pital, where Jeffrey Lynn weighed
in at six pounds three’ ounces Oc-
tober 30. Mrs. Hadsel is. the for-
mer Gloria Gramley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Gramley Sr.
of Harveys Lake. Mr. Hadsel is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hadsel, Ide-
town. Jeffrey is their first grand-
child. Paternal greatgrandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hadsel,
Idetown, and Atlee Kocher, Dallas.
A maternal greatgrandmother in
Jersey Shore, Mrs. Margaret Gram-
ley, is 95 years old.
Mrs. Polachek Home After
Successful Amputation
Mrs. Anna Polachek . returned
yesterday from Nesbitt Hospital to
her home in East Dallas, after sub-
mitting to an amputation of the
leg. Mrs. Polachek, 78, was hos-
pitalized late in the summer, was
discharged, and readmitted two
‘weeks ago when an arterial condi-
tion made surgery mandatory. Her
namesake, Anna Polachek, house-
keeper for Gate of Heaven Rectory,
Jeanett
Attending |
Kellys- Attend Wedding
Of Son In Portsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kelly,
Orchard Street, with their children
Donald and Pauline have returned
from Portsmouth, N. H. and Kit-
tery, Maine, where they attended
the wedding of their son, Thomas,
to Jean Ankel, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Leo Ankel of Portsmouth.
The ceremony was performed
Saturday in the First Baptist Con-
gregational Church of Portsmouth.
The couple left for a wedding trip
to Canada.
Thomas has been a medical
corpsman at the Portsmouth Naval
Hospital for the past three years,
and would have been discharged in
December after four years service,
but his term of enlistment has been
extended one year because of the
Cuban crisis.
Before enlisting he attended
Westmoreland High School.
Betsy Long Winters
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Long, Moore-
town, entertained at a family dinner
Sunday honoring their daughter,
Betsy Long Winters, who observed
her twenty-fourth birthday. Attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. David Blaine,
Newark, N. J.; Jennie, Maryjo and
Robert Long, Mrs. Winter's husband
and son, William Winters, Sr. and
William, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Long,
Sr. and son, Eli, who recently re-
turned to Muhlenburg after living
in Syracuse, N. Y., were unable to
attend. .
Visit Robert Addisons
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davenport,
Orange, have returned from a visit
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Add.son, and
children, Allen, Karen, Becky and
Virginia who formerly lived at 52
Wyoming Ave. Dallas. They moved
to Gansevoort, N. Y. in September.
Robert, former Y.M.C.A. leader,
is now professor of physical educa-
tion at Adirondack College. The
family are happily settled in their
new home on Fortsville Road, near
Glens Falls.
Attend Christening
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, Shaver-
town, their ddughter, Mrs. Adrian E.
DeMarco and som, Adrian, Jr., mo-
tored to Nazareth Sunday, to attend
the christening of Julie Ann Baur,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Baur,
Jr., at Church of the Holy Family.
Godparents were Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian DeMarco, with Mr. Baur, Sr.
standing for his granddaughter by
proxy in the absence of Mr. DeMar-
co, who is a medical patient at
Nesbitt Hospital. A dinner followed
at the Baur home. Julie Ann's
christening dress was made from her
mother’s wedding dress by her
grandmother, Mrs. Harry Allen, Jr.
Michael Joseph Kubasti
Is Baptized On Sunday
Michael Joseph Kubasti, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubasti, De-
munds Road, was baptized by Rev.
Michael J. Rafferty on ' Sunday,
November 4, in Gate of Heaven
Church. Godparents were Lottie
Karweta and Gerald Miller.
Present at a family dinner were:
Mrs. Walter Brzyski, Mrs. Victoria
Kubasti, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mil-
ler, Gerald and Anne Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Karweta, Mary Jo
and Frankie Karweta, Martha Kar-
weta, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubasti,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kubasti, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kubasti and Bar-
bara Anne Kubasti. :
reports that Mrs. Polachek’s physi-
cal condition will permit her to be
up and around in a wheelchair.
She has been up several times since
the operation. She makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Bellas.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962
Lorna Grace Hummell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hummel
Sr., Harveys Lake, married Ray-
mond A. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Jones Sr., Noxen, on Satur-
day, October 27 at 2 p.m. Rev.
John Gordon performed the double
ring ceremony in Noxen Methodist
Church.
The wedding music was played
by Eloise Montross. Sharon Mont-
ross was soloist.
Mrs. Hannah Frantz, sister of the
bride of South Amboy, N. J. was
matron of honor, Francis Jones Jr.,
Noxen, brother of the bridegroom,
best man. Ushers were Daniel Grey
and Raymond E. Scott Jr., nephew
of the bride. §
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gown styled with
fitted bodice and full floor length
"MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS JONES SR.
skirt. Her shoulder length veil
fell from a coronet of sequins and
pearls and she carried a bouquet
of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Frantz chose emerald green
ballerina length gown of chiffon,
and carried pink rose buds.
Mrs. Hummel, mother of the
bride, selected blue street dress,
matching accessories, and corsage
of pink rosebuds.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the ‘Church Hall
and the couple left on a southern
trip.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Jones are
graduates of Lake-Lehman High
School, Class of 1960. Mr. Jones
is employed by A. J. Sordoni, Har-
veys Lake. He is a member of the
Army National Guard of Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Honeywell,
Pioneer avenue celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
on Saturday, November 3. | |
They were married in the old
Shavertown Methodist Church par-
sonage, since destroyed by fire. Rev.
Sellers was officiating clergman.
Mrs. Honeywell is the former
Hazel Meeker, Harveys Lake. Wil-
son is the son of Mrs. Ethel Honey-
well of Shavertown and the late
Norman Honeywell. There is one
Lorraine Ann Martin
Has Fifth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, IStaf-
ford Street, Trucksville, entertained
at a birtrday party Saturday hon-
oring their daughter, Lorraine Ann,
who was five. ,
Games were played and refresh-
ments served to Pamela Reynolds,
Sammy Sholtis, Mary Meade, Joan
Lee Harrison, Mary Beth Guyette,
Michael Cashman, Edward Chukinas,
Jackie Martin. Also attending were
Mesdames Elizabeth Sholtis, Rose
Harrison, Norma Reynolds, and Ed-
ward Chukinas, Mrs. Martin was
assisted by her daughter, Cathy and
Cathy Cashman. Lorraine Ann’s gifts
to her guests were toy wrist watches
and banks.
Wilson Honeywells Célebrate
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
child, Barbara, aged thirteen.
The couple was pleasantly sur-
prised on ‘Saturday evening when
Mrs, Honeywell's aunts and uncles,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ide, Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Kooher, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank O'dell and Mrs. , Clifford
Boothe arrived for a festive eve-
ning, bringing a lovely anniversary
cake and refreshments with them.
Laurie and Lettie Krum also
came with them to see Barbara.
Dorothy Dodson Heads
Eastern Star Dinner
Dorothy Dodson, chairman of the
Dallas Chapter 396 Order of the
Eastern Star's “Seafood and Chicken
Dinner” Kunkle Community Hall,
Wednesday, Nov. 14, has appointed
these chairmen: Reservations, Edna
Johnson and Helen Hontz; seating,
Betty Meeker; dining room, Irene
Transue; pies, Lana, Birnstock; din-
ner take-outs, ‘Anna Shaver, and
kitchen, Dorothy Dodgson.
Murphy's will cater the meal,
serving starts at five.
Mrs. Betty Meeker, Worthy
Matron, reminds the public to have
its reservations in by Saturday,
Nov. 10.
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Rick Davis, Surprised
At Birthday Hayride
Ricky Davis, Parrish Street, an-
last Friday
when he would enter his teens and
probably own his own “410,” ex-
perienced a rather quiet day. That
is until early evening when his dad
loaded him and two friends into the
jeep and drove to an uncle's farm
in Noxen, hoping to get permission
to hunt there, Following plans
made earlier by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, they drove
to Mohawk Riding Academy, where
a hay-wagon and eight more friends
greeted them with shouts of Happy
Birthday. ' After the hayride, re-
freshments were served at Ricky's
home to Donna Long, Jillian Caru-
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Shirley Evans, Vincent Hudak, Paul
Elston, Jimmy LaBar, Jimmy Co-
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Bob Long, and the guest of honor,
who incidentally got his 410 al-
though he had assumed half the cost.
Merrill Faegenburg Is
Leader Of Kiwanis Club
Merrill Faegenburg was elected
president and William Guyette, vice
president at the meeting of Dallas
Kiwanis Club held at the Country
Club Wednesday night. Other offi-
cers were, Robert Dolbear, second
vice president and Paul Laux, treas-
urer. Ernest Gay, Ira Smith and
James Huston, Sr. will serve on the
Board of Directors.
The Harvest Moon Bal] held at the
Country Club on Saturday night was
a surprising success considering the
snow and treacherous weather.
Lehman Girl Scouts
Enjoy Hallowe'en Party
Lehman Girl Scout Troop 156
held its annual Hallowe'en party
last Monday when Leota and Chris-
tine Yanek, as hunter and dog were
judged most original, Linda Brown,
Mary Sue Cease, a cigarette girl,
prettiest.
Judges” were Mrs. Alice Elston,
Mrs. Charles Nuss and Mrs. Marcia
Stahl. The Forty Niners served re-
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Mrs. Z. E. Garinger, Lake Street,
Dallas, and Mrs. Loren Keller Ide-
town, will be hostesses to Wyoming
Valley Chapter, Daughters of Am-
erican Revolution, Monday, Novem-
ber 12, at 2 p. m. The meeting
will be held at the Adams Room,
Hotel Sterling. Board meeting will
be held at 1 p. m.
Mrs. Harradon Smith, regent,
will preside: at the board meeting
and the business meeting. Gifts
for D.A.R. school’s Christmas fund
will be collected at this time, they
have again requested gifts of money.
The program chairman, Mrs.
Jones Evans will introduce the
speaker, Clara Montgomery. Miss
Montgomery was born in China,
daughter of an American mission-
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mother. She .had her elementary
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Married Saturday, October 27
stmt ni oe Local Women To Be Hostesses..
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summer in Northern Rhodesia on... |
a work project under auspices of.
“Operation Crossroads Africa.” This:
is a private, non-governmental, non-
church related project, the purpose ap avy
of which is.to send young Ameri-:
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person relationship in depth with
young Africans.
Assisting Mrs. Garinger and Mrs.
Keller will be Mesdames H. B. Glid-
den, W. D. Hannigan, Burt Bryant,
Clarence Siegel, Shubel Keller, H. V.
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