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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA —
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Woods, Ed-
wardsville, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Waltos, Mrs. Stasia Fegal, Wilkes
Barre, Mrs. Edith Daubert, Charles
Van Horn, Trucksville, Mrs. Edwin
Mahalko and sons, Ronnie, Robbie !
and Jimmy, of New Jersey recently
spent some time visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Daubert, Parrish Street.
Mrs. Jane Perry and Mrs. Mary
Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Hazell, Silver Springs, Md., were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Davis, Elizabeth Street.
Arthur Calkins, Jackson
submitted to surgery on
Tuesday morning at the General
Hospital and is in Room 250 Center.
She is making a good recovery and
expects to return home in another
week. p
Henrietta Heritage and Alice
‘Guiney, Honey Brook, spent several
days recently ‘with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hosler, Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. Don LaBar, Mair
Street, are spending Thanksgiving
with their son and family, Green-
ville, N. C.
Marcia Shiner, seven-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Shiner, Sterling Avenue, is home
after submitting to a tonsillectomy,
at the Wyoming Valley Hospital.
Marcia is a. second grade student
in Gate of Heaven.
Mrs. Charles Kishbaugh and Mrs.
Jule Wagner, Forty Fort, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Richard Dis-
que, Memorial Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Yeager, Silver
Springs, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Long and Ann Long, Shickshinny,
recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Long and Brent, Parrish Stret.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide, Dallas
ad Mrs. Walter Shaver, Shaver-
a. will spend Thanksgiving week-
Plainfield, N. J.
Mrs. Bruce Moen, Split Rail Lane
has returned to her home, after
undergoing surgery recently, at the
Mercy Hospital.
Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas Noon and
children, have moved from Parrish
Street to Shavertown, where they
purchased a home. Sh
Flora Sue Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Anderson,
Shavertown, was admitted to Nes-
bitt Hospital Thursday. Sue, who
was a sophomore at Pennsylvania
State [University was ill at her
home two weeks ago but returned
to school after a few days in-an ef-
fort to complete her first semester.
This she was unable to do and is
now under, .observation by her
family physician. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calkins and
children, Laurie, Lisa, John and
Karen of Brown Manor, Carverton,
have moved to Falmouth, Maine.
Mr. Calkins, with the Suburban Gas
pfompany, has received a nice pro-
motion. }
Mr. and Mrs. David Perry, Jr.,
Carverton spent the weekend in
yttsburgh as the guests of Mr. and
Irs. Richard Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kear, Lake
Street, will” have as Thanksgiving
guests their two daughters and
their families; Dr. and Mrs, Samuel
Braun and children, Lisa and Josiah
of ‘W. Newton, Massachusetts and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shuman of
New York City.
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News And Notes
_THE DALLAS POST, TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1962
SECTION A —PAGE 5
Of Personal Interest
Sandra Smith, Mt. Zion, was
guest of honor at a variety bridal
shower given by Mrs. David Perry
Jr., Carverton at her home last
Sunday.
Willard Smith, will be married
December 29 to Robert Endres,
West Pittston. Miss Smith is a
graduate of Nesbitt Hospital and is
a member of the staff at that insti=
tution.
Her fiance is a metallurgical
engineer taking graduate work at
the University of Missouri.
Table decorations were centered
about a bridal theme with tall
white tapers in silver candelabra
‘lanking a large centerpiece
Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.-
of |
Sandra Smith, Bride Elect Is
Honored At Variety Shower
white mums. A miniature wedding
cake decorated with lily of the val-
ley sprays and silver bells also
graced the festive board.
were tiny white umbrellas. A white
lace parasol formed a canopy for
the many shower gifts.
Luncheon was served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames ‘Dana Sickler,
Willard Smith, H. Taylor, Roberta
Taylor, Helen Marcy, Kermit Sick-
ler, Albert Andres, George Parrish,
David Perry, Sr., Joseph Perry,
James Perry, Thomas Tognelli;
Misses Harriet Taylor, Christine
Kelly, Ann Lizniak, Marie Voycheck,
| Vivian Uporsky, Janet Williams,
| Ann Lanunziata, the guest of honor
and the hostess.
Newly-Weds Here On
“lying Visit To Dallas
The Frank Ferrys have had as
guests for ten days the newlyweds,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry. John, in
his next to last year of medical
school at® Creighton University,
Omaha, is a night interne at Mercy
Hospital in Council Bluffs, across
the river from Omaha. Mrs. John,
the former Patricia Mundlin of
Omaha, is secretary to an opth-
almologist in Omaha. Both young
folks had to get back to their jobs
before Thanksgiving after their
flying visit to Dallas.
Scott Douglas Ohlman
It’s a fourth grandson for Mrs.
Harry Ohlman. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Ohlman, Collingswood, N. J. an-
nounce the birth of an eight-pound
son November 16. Scott Douglas
is the ecouple’s first child. Mrs.
Ohlman is the former Karen Hor-
‘'lacher of Haddon Heights, N. J.
Mrs. Harry Ohlman will go to Col-
lingswood next week.
Lisa Carol Whitesell
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitesell,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, former.
local residents, announce the birth
of their first child, Lisa Carol, No-
vember 15, at Oklahoma City Gen-
eral Hospital. The new arrival
weighed eight pounds, four ounces
at birth. The mother is the former
Lavonna Anderson, Midwest City,
Oklahoma. Mr. Whitesell is .son
and Mrs. Fred Whitesell,
Sweet, Valley. = Mr. Whitesell has
his own studio, teaching the pro-
gressive series in piang and is or-
ganist at the first Baptist Church,
Oklahoma City.
Entertains At Cards
Mrs. Carl Sickler, ‘Centermore-
land, entertained her card club
Thursday evening. Present were
Mesdames Fred Malkemes, Martin
Porter, Raymond Greenwood, Wil-
liam James, George Prater, An-
thony Novy, Amanda Steele and
the hostess. :
Shir
The wedding of Shirley May
Hummell, daughter of Mrs. Ger-
trude May, R.D. # 4 Dallas and the
late Hervy May, and Eugene Fran-
cis Caputo son of Mrs. Theresa Ca-
puto, 525 Broad St. Pittston and
the late Joseph Caputo will take
place December 1 at 2:30 P.M., Ide-
town Methodist Church. Rev. Nor-
man Tiffany will perform the cere-
mony.
Ethel May, sister of the bride-
Memorial Highway
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Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Borofski,
Lake Silkworth, will observe their
first wedding anniversary Friday.
Mrs. Borofski, is the former Pa-
tricia Mack, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John McNelis, Nanticoke. A
graduate of Mercy Hospital School
of Nursing, she was employed at
Nanticoke State Hospital. Mr. Bo-
rcfski is English instructor at Turn-
pike High School, Mildred. Their
wedding took place at St. Francis’
Roman Catholic Church, Nanticoke
with Father John Bell officiating.
Attendants were Marlene Mack and
John Neizgoda.
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| Mrs. David Haines, Guest
At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. David Haines, children,
Virginia, Barbara and David Jr.
Emerson, N. J., spent a recent week
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Hoover. A birthday dinner
was given Mrs. Haines during her
visit here; Present were Mrs. Haines
and the children, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Hoover, daughter, Patsy, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Hoover, daughters
Sheryl,” Joanne, Ruth Husted, Mrs.
Roxie Hessler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Hoover.
To Observe Seventh
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Grobow-
ski, Sunset Avenue, will observe
their 7th | wedding anniversary,
Saturday, November 24th. They
are the parents of two daughters,
Sherri and Nancy. Mr. Grobowski
is a foreman for E. K. Geyser Co.
of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Grobowski is
the former Barbara Jean Warkom-
ski, Nanticoke.
First Thanksgiving
Ross Walker, exchange student
from Australia, will enjoy his first
Thanksgiving - celebration at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Mor-
gan, Shavertown. This will be a
new experjence for the lad from the
other side of the world for this holi-
| day is not observed in his native
| land.
ey May Hummell To Marry
Eugene F. Caputa Of Pittston
elect will be maid-of-honor, George
May, brother of the bride-elect will
serve as best man. Reception will
follow for ‘the immediate family.
| Shirley, a graduate of Lake-Noxen
High School, is employed by Nel-
son of Wyoming. Eugene is a gradu-
ate of Pittston Twp. High School.
He is employed by Kischel, contrac-
tor, of Dupont.
The couple will reside at 165%
| Thompking Street, Pittston.
Happy Thanksgiving
“to all our
Friends and Customers
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Recently
Mrs. Ruth James Deets, Harveys
Lake, has 'announced the recent
marriage of her daughter, Carol
Ann, to Roy Charles Albert, son of
Mr. and Mrs, James Paul Albert of
Butler, Pa.
The bride is a graduate of Kutz- |
town State College, class of 1960, |
where she majored in art education.
She is presently employed as art in-
Married
‘MRS. ROY CHARLES ALBERT
structor at the Milton Hershey
School, Hershey. The bridegroom
was graduated from Geneva College,
1960. He is serving with the U.S.
Army in the science and engineer-
ing section of the Army Chemical
Center, Edgewood, Md.
The couple resides at 807 Linden
Road, Hershey.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moss, Broad- |
way, observed their thirty-third
wedding anniversary on i]
6. * They’ were married at the home |
of the late Rev. M. C. Frick, Pikes
Creek, November 6, 1929, with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Seward as attendants.
Mrs. Moss is the former Viola Lan-
ning, daughter of Mrs. Frances
Lanning and the late Mr. Kinny
Lanning. Mr. Moss is the son of.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Moss, now
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moss Wed
Thirty-three Years, November 6
deceased. x )
Mr. and Mrs. Moss are the par-
ents of four sons, Warner and Fred
both of Immohalee, Florida; Second
Lt. Wayne Moss stationed at Welb
Air Force Base, Texas and Robert,
who, is a junior at Lake Lehman
Area High School. There are five
grandchildren.
Mr. Moss is the principal at Ross
Elementary School, Sweet Valley.
A number of neighborhood wed-
ding anniversaries will be cele-
brated in the Monroe-Susquehanna
Avenues section of Dallas over the
Thanksgiving holiday season.
November * 23, Friday, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cave Sr. will celebrate
their forty first anniversary and on
Dallas Neighbors To Celebrate
Anniversaries This Weekend
the same day their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cave Jr., Monroe Avenue, their
twentieth. The Senior Caves now
Live in Wilkes Barre but own a lot
| right near the Jr. Caves and are al-
ways included in the neighbonhood
celebrations. Who knows—perhaps
William Rudolph Price
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price, 3
North Lehigh Street, Shavertown,
announce the birth of an eight
pound, one ounce baby boy, William
Rudolph, at Nesbitt Hospital on
Saturday, November 17. This is
their first child.
Mrs. Price is the former Margit
Faehndrich, Erlangen, Bavaria, Ger-
many. She met Howard while he
was in the service. They came to
the states about three months ago.
Howard is son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Price of Dallas.
Young Billie is named for his
two grandfathers.
Dennis J. Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferry are
grandparents again. Dennis John
Ferry is the newest arrival, making
for the Dennis Ferrys in Anchorage,
Alaska, three little Dboys. Frank
was horn here in Dallag; John in
Texas, and now Dennis in the
largest State in the Union (Texas is
next largest since Alaska was ad-
mitted to full statehood.)
Lake Contractor
Et Geisinger
Joseph Yatsko, Outlet, Harveys
Lake, is a patient at Geisinger
Medical Center where he is under-
going a- check-up.
Family reports that Mr. Yatsko,
an excavating contractor, was suf-
fering occasional dizzy spells for
some time.
Entertain Card Club
Mrs. Robert Mathers, Hickory
Street, was hostess last Wednesday
evening to her card club. Attend-
ing were: Mesdames Harry Owens,
Richard Mathers, Ogden Palmer,
William Lohman, Harold Croom,
Sheldon Hoover, John Roushey, Sr.,
Earl Gregory, Jr., and the hostess.
Prizes were won by Mesdames John
don Hoover and Richard Mathers.
Mrs. Lewis Sax Is
Hostess At Party
Bouerly, Florian Michno, Joseph
Gluzinski, Steve. Tometchko and
Robert Aldrich.
After an effective demonstration
of home products, given by Mrs.
Vie Mareck, the hostess served cof-
fee, tea, cake and cookies.
The two door prizes given were
won by Mrs. Robert Aldrich and
Mrs. Florian Michno. Those attend-
ing enjoyed the afternoon.
they will live here on their forty
second!
On Saturday, November 24, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Drust Monroe
Avenue, will be married thirteen
years. They are the babies of the
neighborhood.
Sunday, November 25, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Ansilio Sr., Susquehanna
Avenue, will celebrate their thirty-
the same day, their daughter and |
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Popie- |
|larz, living right next door, their |
! fourteenth. |
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Shavertown
| Marshall
Roushey, Sr., Harold Croom, Shel- |
The following ladies attended a |
home demonstration party given by |
Mrs. Lewis Sax, Shavertown, Thurs- !
day afternoon, November 15th: |
Mesdames Stanley XKatacinski,
Frank McGuire, John Dobinick, |
Richard Britt, Myron Williams, Milo |
ninth wedding anniversary and on |
Joseph Niezgoda Heads
fdetown Couples Club
of Idetown Church Couples Club and
Henry Bergstrasser, vice president.
Other officers: treasurer, Willis Ide,
secretary, Mrs. -Joseph Niezgoda.
Annual Christmas party for the
club will
House, Centermoreland, when Bess
Cooke will be honored for her .out-
community.
Present were Rev. Norman Tif-
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Joseph Neizgoda, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sweitzer.
Dallas Kiwanis Women
Enjoy Cendle Display
Dallas Women of Kiwanis met at
the Country Club for a dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gehris pro-
prietors of the Golden Swan Candle
and Gift Shop on the history and
| origin of candles. They exhibited
an interesting display.
Birthday gifts of Mrs.
| cheon were presented to Mrs.
Robert Dolbear and Mrs. Kreidler.
| Mrs. Jerome Gardner was in
| charge, assisted by Mrs. Edwin
| Thompson and Mrs. Paul Laux.
| Present were: Mesdames: Alfred
| Ackerson, Robert Dolbear, Merrill
| Faegenburg, Ernest Gay, John Hen-
| ninger, Paul Laux, Helen Rice, Ed-
| win Thompson, Jerome Gardner,
| John Blase, Leon Emmanuel, Frank-
| lin Gager, William Guyette, Thomas
Kreidler,
Smith, Lloyd Williams,
The Dallas Pest Has
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Old Fashioned Ham Dinner
| for benefit of
FWM Emergency Squad
Forkston Grange Hall
DECEMBER 2 NOON TO 8 P.M.
Children under 6, free
Children 6 to 12, 60c
Over 12, $1.25
be held at the Franklin |
standing work for the church and |
fany, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin, |
Bergstrasser, Richard Ide, Mr. and |
meeting recently and heard a talk.
Thomas |
| Kreidler and Mrs. George McCut- |
George McCutcheon, Ira |
| Thanksgiving Dance
Today is the last day to make
| reservations for the annua] Thanks-
Joseph Niezgoda will be president | giving Dance sponsored by Dallas
Junior Woman's Club at Contin-
ental Inn from 9 until 1 Friday
| night.
| Call Mrs. James Huston Jr. for
| reservations.
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