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.Hilldonia Avenue are spending the
~ town State Hospital.
~ were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eck and
spent a week with her daughter
~ Letko, Cindy, Karen and Scott, Lu-
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley West, 249
Ferguson Ave., Shavertown; Celes-
tine Senausky, 35 Montgomery
Pascucci, 335 Susquehanna Ave.,
Wyoming, will be attending the
Penn State-West Virginia football
game on November 10. They will
be guests of Bonnie West, a stu-
dent at Penn State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Zakjawski,
and three year old Dianne, former-
ly of Ashley, have purchased and
moved into a new ranch type home
at Midway Manor. Mr. Zakjawski
is pay, roll clerk for the Veterans’
Admwistration.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dumbauld
and family have moved from El-
mira, N. Y. to a home they pur-
chased at Applewood Manor. Mr.
Dumbauld is manager of Sears Roe-
buck and Company, Narrows Shop-
‘ping Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spruth and
Stephen and David formerly of Wil-
liamsport, have purchased a ranch
type home on Elmcrest Drive, Dal-
las. Mr. Spruth is district manager
for Bell Telephone Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
Jim, Claude Street, motored
Philadelphia on Sunday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. William Covert. Mr. Covert,
an uncle of Mrs. Snyder’s, celebrated
his 80th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Munson,
Mrs. Arnott Albee, Ashley, Mrs.
Anna Compton, Mr. and Mrs. George
Belles, Fernbrook, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver,
Sr., Trucksville.
Mrs. Harold Evans, Poplar Street,
Fernbrook, has returned after spend-
ing a few days in General Hospital.
Glenview P. M. Junior Choir has
been invited to sing over W.P. E. L.
in Montrose. They will make a
tapeggjecording / on Saturday ‘to be
broatcast later. Tt is, an FM station
and can only be heard on that
frequency.
Mrs. W. J. (Margaret) Robbins,
110 Staub Road, Trucksville, sub-
mitted to surgery of the spine
Thursday at Geisinger Medical Cen-
ter. ®She is reported as somewhat
more comfortable now, after a bad
weekend. She is in room 2234,
private pavilion.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giacobbe
and two year old Patricia formerly
of Easton have rented a home on
Pioneer Avenue, Dallas. Mr. Gia-
cobbe, who recently returned from
service with the U.S. Army is now
employed as medical service repre-
sentative for McNeil Laboratory.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fink who
have been making their home in
Wyoming ever since their marriage,
have purchased and moved into a
home, Midway Manor, Shavertown.,
John, a former Back Mountain boy,
is son of Clifford Fink and the late
Mrs. Clifford Fink, Lehigh Street,
Shavertown.
Vi and Mrs. Richard Gedon,
Katllarine and Karen, have moved
from Mingoville, Pa., to Sedler
Lane, Dallas. Mr. Gedon is account-
ant gor the Jackson Township State
Correction Institute. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huey and
family, formerly of Van Nuys,
Calif., have rented a home at 179
Mt. Airy Road, Shavertown. Mrs.
Huey is a former Kingstonian but
she and her husband left twenty
two years ago to make their home
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cryan have
moved from Plains ‘to the apart-
ment at 130 Lehman Avenue. Mr.
Cryan is salesman for the Wear-
ever Aluminum Company. :
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Alessan-
dra, Baltimore, and daughters
enise and Linda spent the weekend
with the latter’s father, John Earl,
Carverton. ;
Major and Mrs, Carl Gross have
purged the former Claude Rap-
son Yiome on Camp Ground Road,
Carverton, across from the Burgess
residence. Mrs. Gross is the daugh-
ter 44 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bam-
ert, Carverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuner,
week with son Curtis and family
at Corning, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ambrose,
Elmcrest, attended the Penn State-
West Virginia football game at State
College on Saturday and spent some
time with their daughter, Anna-
belle, a freshman.
* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hontz,
Perrin Avenue, Shavertown had as
wekkend guests Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Earl and son, John Thomas,
Hamilton Square, N. J. The Earls
also spent some time with John
Earl, Carverton. Mrs. Ben Earl is
the former Ruth Hontz.
Mrs. John Eck, Lehigh Street,
Shavertown, was pleasantly sur-
prised Friday when her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Katon and son, Floyd, Jr., arrived
to spend the weekend and help her
cele§fate her birthday. Also home
for fyneir grandmoher’s festive day
were Jack Eck, student at Muhlen-
berg College, Marilyn Eck a fresh-
man at Susquehanna and sister,
Dorothy, student nurse at Allen-
Also’ present
daughter, Beverly. Mrs. Fred Eck
entertained for her mother-in-law
on Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle
Thomas recently
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
zerne Avenue. Mrs. Thomas who
now employed in Pocono Manor.
Dallas Chapter of the Eastern
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Neighborhood
Algert Antanaitases, Married
Thirty-three Years November 9
Mr. and Mrs. Algert Antanaitas,
W. Mt. Airy road, Shavertown spent
their thirty-third wedding anniver-
sary visiting their daughter and
youngest grandchild in Schuylkill
Haven. }
The couple was married in St.
Therese’s Church, Shavertown by
the late Rev. J. J. O'Leary on
November 9, 1929. Mrs. Antanaitas
is the former Margaret Lohman,
Shavertown. “Her husband hails
from Connecticut but has been a
resident of Wyoming Valley for 36
years. ]
There are two children, Robert
Bethel, Connecticut, Speech Therap-
ist in the Fairfield, Connecticut
School District; and Mrs. Brad
Blaine, Schuylkill Haven. Two
grandchildren, Jennifer Antanaitas,
2, and Brad Blaine Jr. four months’
are ‘the joy of their grandparents. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Antanaitas are ac-
tive in civic and church organiza-
tions of the Back Mountain area.
Mrs. Ambrose Gavigan
Entertains Old Friends
Mrs. Ambrose Gavigan, E. Center
Street, Shavertown, entertained at
a reunion party Friday night for
Mrs. Flossie Riegel, Arlington, Va.,
who was spending a few days in the |
Back Mountain Area visiting old
friends. Guests were former werk-
ing companions at Commonwealth
Telephone Company some years ago.
The Riegels, now retired, are enjoy-
ing travelling.
Present were: Ruth Gregg, Doris
Walters, Dallas; Jennie Rummage,
Huntsville; Marian O'Dell, Shaver-
town; Irene Kocher, Harveys Lake;
Elizabeth Kuchta, Clarks Summit;
and still employed at Common-
wealth, Ethel Shaver, chief operator,
Alberta Lancio, part time office,
Betty Hutchison, on the road for the
company.
Rothers Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rother Jr.
Springfield, Virginia announce the
birth of a seven-pound, six-ounce
baby girl on Wednesday, November
7. Mrs. Rother is the former Jean-
nette Brown, Dallas. Her husband
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rother, Sr. Pioneer Avenue, Shaver-
town,
There are two other children,
Barbara, 11 and Marilyn, 9. Their
grandmother Rother has been visit-
ing for several weeks with them
taking over the duties of the house-
hold while her daughter-in-law was
ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Char-
lene, Charles David and Daniel,
have moved from Norton Avenue,
to Orchard Place, Forty Fort. Mr.
Smith is employed with the State
Correctional Institution in ‘Chase.
. Mrs, Verna Welsh, Mrs. Betty
Hanna, Janice and Phyllis Hanna,
Dallas, recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Kregal, Rochester, N. Y.
While there Mrs. Kregal accom-
panied Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Hanna and
the girls to Canada for a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yenason,
Parrish Street, accompanied Wilson
Garinger and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Bynoski to Atlantic City recently,
where they attended the Dairymen’s
Convention.
Sergeant and Mrs. Frank Evans,
Schuylkill Haven, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lancaster and Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon Evans, Shavertown,
over the weekend.
Candy Poad, Lancaster, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Evans, Shav-
ertown, over the weekend.
The monthly meeting of the Mr.
and Mrs. Club was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roushey,
James Street, Shavertown. Those
attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Was-
serott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bach-
man, formerly of West Pittston,
now residing in New Jersey, and the
host and (hostess. Refreshments
were served.- '
Kunkle Methodist Church held a
board meeting Sunday night after
the service.
Bonnie West, student at Penn
State, University: Park, Pa., -and
Bradley West, Jr., students at Notre
Dame, South Bend, will arrive home
| November 21 to.spend the Thanks-
giving holiday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley West, 249
Ferguson Ave. Shavertown. They
will be accompanied by Dorothy
Funk, also of Penn State.
Mrs. Arthur Calkins, Jackson
Street, Dallas, is a patient at Gen-
eral Hospital where she submitted
to surgery.
Mrs. Bruce Moen, Machell Ave-
nue, is a patient at Mercy Hospital
where she will submit to surgery.
Fred J. Roberts, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Roberts, Yeager
Avenue, Shavertown, is studying
this winter at Princeton University
for his doctorate. He is living tem-
porarily with his brother, David,
employee of National Cash Register.
Mrs. David Roberts, formerly Ruth
Clark, works for the Trentonian.
the birth of their first child, Laurie
October 11, at St. Joseph’s Hospital,
Mrs. Willard Garey
Attends Career Day
Mr. and Mrs. Willard .. 7, Maple
Hills, Lehman, were overn:.n. guests
on Saturday, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Staub, Newtown Square, Pa.
On Sunday they went to Wilming-
ton, Delaware, where Mrs. Garey,
Executive Secretary of College Mis-
ericordia Alumnae Association, at-
tended a College Career Day spon-
sored by the Delaware Federation
of Catholic College Alumnae. Twen-
ty-two colleges were officially rep-
resented at this affair, largely
attended by prospective college
students and parents at Padua High
School.
Laurie Ann Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace,
Main Road, Trucksville, announce
Ann, on October 10 in Nesbitt Hos-
pital. She weighed 7 lbs. and 9 oz.
Mrs. Wallace is the former Sharon
Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Spencer, Idetown. Mr. Wal-
lace is son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Taylor, Shavertown. ;
Pamela Ann McClure
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClure, Shef-
field Lake, Ohio, announce the birth
of ‘their first child, Pamela Amn,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962
Dallas Junior Woman's Club Dance Committee
Final Arrangements have been
made for the annual Thanksgiving
Dance to be held by Dallas Junior
Woman’s Club on Friday, Novem-
ber 23 at Continental Inn, Luzerne-
Dallas Highway.
“A Night in the Village” is the
theme of the dance. All Back Moun-
tain Beatnicks
cordially invited to attend this gala
evening.
and Squares are
Music for dancing will be pro-
vided by a local orchestra from 9 to
1 am. A buffet lunch will be
served about midnight.
Pictured above are, left to right:
Mrs. Francis J. Barry, Publicity,
Mrs. Leonard Craig, Dance Co-
Chairman, Mrs. Phillip Walter,
Dance Chairman, Standing; Mrs.
James Huston, Jr., Reservations,
Mrs. Ned Hartman, Door.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. James Huston, Jr. Red
Ledge Drive Dallas by November
20. Hy
Lorraine, Ohio. The new arrival
weighed six and ‘three-quarters
pounds at birth. Mrs. McClure is
the former Margaret Maransky,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Maransky, Main’ Road, Sweet Valley.
Mr. McClure is employed by Ford
Motor Company.
Randy Kevin Ray Has
Ninth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray enter-
tained Saturday afternoon, at a
birthday party honoring their son,
Randy Kevin, nine. Guests were
members of his class at Ross Ele-
mentary School and of Den No. 1,
Cub Pack 444. Centerpiece was a
birthday cake, baked by the hon-
oree’s mother, decorated to depict
life on a farm, complete with fence
enclosure. Games were played, re-
freshments served and coloring
books given to Joyce Rosencrans,
Delores Clarke, Barton Clemow,
Luke Verbylis, Raymond Xabato,
Ear] Harrison, Ray Morgan, Ernest
Higgins, Merwin, ‘Alan, Duane Up-
dyke, Sandy and Gene Holcomb,
David Cragle, Jane Steinruck, Albert
Yascavage, Anthony Stevens, Alan
Casterline, Jan and Wanda Long,
Scott Spencer, David Haines, Ger-
parents,
koski,
John Bush, sons, Carl, Gary, Paul,
the twin’s brother, John Pall, Jr.,
all of Connyngham, and Dorothy
Lonie of Pikes Creek.
Pall Twins Are Honored
At Birthday Dinmer
Mr. and Mrs. John Pall, Sr., enter-
tained at a family dinner November
8 honoring twins, Donna Marie and
Donald, who celebrated their seven-
teenth birthday anniversaries
November 8.
bers of the [Senior Class at Lake
Lehman High School.
on
The twins: are mem-
Present at the dinner were grand-
Mr. and Mrs. Felix. Wit-
Forest Hills; Mr.. and. Mrs.
Ruxiliary To Meet
At Legion Tonight
Auxiliary, Daddow Isaacs Ameri-
can Legion, will meet tonight, Thurs-
day, at 8 p.m. Members are asked
to bring an article for the White
Elephant Sale, proceeds to go ‘to the
Veterans’ Hospital Christmas Fund.
Mrs. James Davenport and Mrs.
Walter Boehme are co-hostesses.
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alyn Yoder, Carol Hines, Eugene
Hunter, Kerry. Lee Kittle, Danny
Dougal, John and Daniel Swire, John '
Maciejak, James O'Keefe, Anthony
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Karen Wolfe, Ruth Derhammer,
Dean Culver, David Wallace, Ronnie
Moore, Janice Wagner, F'"" ~» Jones,
Gary Masters, Amy Jo Eva .;, Patri-
cia Ann Yeskiewicz, Henry Post,
Jackie and Lorraine Ann Martin,
Betty Rosencrans.
Wedding Invitations
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Roger Gerald Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schmitt,
1721 W. Catalpa, Chicago 40, Ill,
announce the birth of a son, Roger
Gerald, on October 28. He weighed
7 lbs. 6 ounces.
Mrs. Schmitt is the former Sylvia
Trewern, formerly of Yeager Ave.
Shavertown. Maternal grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Trewern * who © fiow reside ® in
Chicago. :
Steinhauer Cited
In Military Studies
William Steinhauer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Steinhauer, Dallas,
was cited as a “distinguished mili-
tary student” at a recent ROTC re-
view, at University of Delaware.
Steinhauer, a senior at the uni-
versity, is a graduate of Westmore-
land High School.
Local Girls Visit
Lock Haven College
Susan Lamoreaux and Wilma
Long, Sweet Valley, were weekend
guests of Linda Swelgin, Idetown,
and Gloria Long, Sweet Valley, who
are freshmen at Lock Haven State
College.
On Friday evening they attended
the College Players first production
of the season, “Sabrina Fair.”
Glenda Ruckle, Guest
At Variety Shower
Mrs. Michael Maransky and
daughter, Dorothy, entertained at a
variety shower, honoring Glenda
Ruckle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Ruckle, Shickshinny, who will
become the bride of Martin Maran-
sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Maransky, on December 1 at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Cath-
olic Church, Lake Silkworth.
Favors were tiny baskets of mints
and nuts. Gifts were concealed un-
der a large white parasol. Attending
were Mary Lukas, Mrs. John Evans,
Mrs. Sam Altavilla, Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Busha and daughter, Mary
Ann, Michael Busha, Mr. and Mrs.
John Busha, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Maransky and sons, Peter, Jr. and
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mar-
ansky, Mr. and Mrs. ' George Lasco,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horoschak, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lasco, Donna Pall,
Gladys Foss, Dick Payne, Mrs. Albert
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lam-
oreaux, Imogene Davenport, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Maransky, Dorothy and
Marty.
Mrs. Gustav Kabeschat
Heads Altar And Rosary
Mrs. Gustav Kabeschat was cho-
sen president and Mrs. Bruno Mar-
ascio, first vice president of the
recent meeting of Gate of Heaven
Altar and Rosary Society held in the
school auditorium recently. Other
officers: Second Vice President, Mrs.
Ignatius Gallagher; Secretary, Mrs.
John Callahan; Treasurer, Mrs. Leon
Bartz; Financial Secretary, Mrs.
Philip Heycock. Rev. Francis Kane,
pastor and moderator, will install
the mew officers at the Society's
meeting in January. They will also
begin their duties at that time. The
nominating committee consisted of
Mrs. Ted Popielarz, Mrs. Leon Chase
and Mrs. J. Warren Yarnal. .
The Society's 11th annual Christ-
mas Tea will be held on Sunday aft-
ernoon, December 16, from 4 to 6
p.m., with’ Mrs. Roger McShea,
chairman and Mary Weir, co-chair-
man.
mas gifts, as in other years, mem-
bers are asked to donate canned
goods to be sent to the Maloney
Home for Aged in Scranton.
A bake sale, featuring Christmas
goodies, will be held after all Masses
on Sunday, December 2. All bands
will participate. Next Communion
Sunday is also December 2. Members
are urged to make a special effort
to ‘receive Holy Communion in a
body on that day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Karl Besteder rd
To Celebrate 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Besteder, Cen-
termoreland, will observe
Silver Wedding Anniversary on |
Tuesday, November 20.
The couple was married in
Shavertown Methodist Church, the
late Rev. Fred M. Sellers officiating.
Attendants were Virginia McGuire | neighbors at open house on Sun--
day, November 18.
have been issued.
and John Edwards, brother of the,
bride.
The Besteders
ployee of United Airlines; 'Harris-
burg-York Airport, and a raughter:
Susan at
grandchild, Faith Jean.
home. There is one,
They will entertain friends ond
No invitations
Janet Major, Guest
Rev. and Mrs. Emory Stokes, Out-
let Free Methodist Church, enter-
tained November 5, at a surprise
birthday party honoring Janet Ma-
jor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Major, Huntsville. The following at-
tending: Nancy, Joyce and David
Stokes; Mrs. Ellis Hoover, Sandra
Hoover; Mr, and Mrs. Homer Major;
Mrs. Warren Major, Larry Major;
Beverly Moyer, James Moyer, Do-
lores Kocher; Arthur Gosart, Susan
Milbrodt.
Walter Miles, 56, Taken
By Ambulance To Nesbitt
Walter Miles, 56, Norris Glen, was
taken to Nesbitt Hospital late Sun-
day night, suffering from a heart
attack. Dr. Tony Groblewskj sum-
11:20. Oxygen was given at the
home by Lee’ Wentzel and Peter
Hospador. Mrs. Miles accompanied |
her husband in the ambulance.
Irem Golfers To Have
Buffet Dinner Dance
Irem Golfers Buffet Dinner Dance
will be held Saturday evening, No-
vember 24 at Irem Country Club.
Buffet will be served from 6 to
8:30 p.m. There wil] be dancing
from 8:30 to 1 a.m.
Jack Withey and Herman Balti-
more are chairmen of the event. A
large turnout is expected for this
gala affair.
Rural Branch Presents
Retreat Glee Chorus
Rural Branch Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary presents Retreat!
Hospital Glee Chorus at a Stephen |
Foster Tea to be held at Center!
Moreland Methodist School House |
November: 30th at_8:00.p. m.
Mrs. Root Honored
At A Shower
A baby shower was given re-
centlly in honor of Mrs. Allen Root,
Trucksville by Mrs. Kenneth Frank-
lin, Kingston, and Mrs.. Emaret
Franklin at the Franklin House in
Center Moreland.
Attending were: Mesdamés Ruth
Krupp, Merrill Austin, Sis’ Austin,
Louise Austin, Margie Rambus,
Emaret Franklin, Shirley ‘Barnard,
Lois Ruggerre, Lois Lamoreaux,
Ethel Barnard, Carol Thomas, Judy
Isenberg, Marian Sheerin,/ Mary
Louise Stefanowicz, Beulah Roat,
Doris Sipple, Erma Harding, Helen
LaPorte, Arline Werts and_ Misses
Jean Franklin, Hannah Walters,
Marian Jolley, Bonnie Bechtold,
Isabel Morgan. :
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