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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Personal
Mrs. Joseph T. Battisson, 6016
Frederick Street, Springfield, Vir-
ginia, formerly of Sweet Valley, re-
cently slipped on the ice and broke
her right wrist. Answers to cards
from her friends in this area will
be delayed because of one-hand typ-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sabol, formerly
of Birch. Grove have moved into the
George Davis home, Pioneer Avenue,
Trugssville, which they recently
purc® d. Mrs. Davis, a resident
of this area- for a number of years,
has moved to Columbia, N. J.
Ruth and Bert Brace, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brace, East Dal-
las, have recuperated from a recent
fllness. «lanier
‘Sincere sympathy is offered to
Mrs. Herbert Griesing and her fami-
ly, Dallas, in the loss of their be-
loved husband and father, who
passed away Sunday in General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide and
family, Oak Hill, recently visited
Mrs. Ide’s uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sel Antrim, Shades Glen, Poconos.
Otis Allen, Jr., Harveys Lake, at-
tempting a half day's, work, until
he can take on full employment
once again, returned to his job at
‘the Back Mountain Lumber Com-
pany, after suffering a slight heart
attack.
Thomas F. Metz, Jr., R. M. 3, will
celebrate his twentieth birthday at
Long Beach, Calif., on January 20.
Tom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Metz of Carverton. He has one
morgs year to serve. .
? / and Mrs. Louis Helfrich,
West Mt. Airy Road, returned home
aftegy) spending the holidays with
their daughgter and son-in-law,
Captain and Mrs. T. J. Gaughan and
children, Mark and Timmy, Fort
Hood, Texas. Mrs. Gaughan is the
former Peggy Lou Helfrich. Captain
Gaughan is a son of "Mrs. Peter
Gaughan Prospect Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
Karen Kaschenbach, Yeager Ave-
nue, spent the weekend with Den-
ise Garinger, Overbrook Avenue,
Dallas. =
Mrs. Stanley Rinehimer, Machell
Avenue, left yesterday to spend
several weeks with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Becker and family, Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Mrs. Merle Shaver has returned
to her home ' at Hayes Corners
after being a medical patient at
Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Oscar Dymond,
Overbrook Avenue, left Monday by
car for Florida, where they will
spend some time visiting friends
and relatives. =" sf
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kishbaugh,
Forty Fort, recently spent the day
‘with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Disque,
Memorial Highway. La
Dr. and Mrs; Charles Hosler,
Shagan, Lynn, Peter and David re-
con® spent the day with Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Hosler, Parrish Street.
, Dr. Hosler is a meteorologist at
Stag: College, where he and his
family reside.
Alired Davis, Morgantown, Pa.,
spent the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Eliza- |:
beth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
also had as recent guests Mrs. J.
Milton Culp,
Mrs. Charles Bettison, New York,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones,
‘Shavertown. by 142 ; g
Eleanor Konigus, Lake Silkworth,
is staying - with Denise Garinger,
Overbrook Avenue, while Denise's
‘mother, Mrs. Muriel Garinger is
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. James Schappert,
Trenton, N. J., who just had a new
baby. 3
Florence Crump Cabore spent the
welbend with her mother, Mrs.
Dana Crump, Yeager Ave., Shaver-
town. % .
. and Mrs. John Gebhardt, for-
nn of Newport News, Va., have
~ purchased and moved into a home
at 22 Beverly Drive, Brown Manor.
Mr. Gebhardt is a retired army offi-
cer. :
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Kunkle and
family have moved from Lehighton
to 19 Poplar Street, Dallas R.D. 2.
Airman 3rd Class Dick Drake, who
is stationed at the Strategic Air
Command Base; in Dover, Del., spent
the weekend with his parents, sister
and twin brothers, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Drake, Virginia, Gale and Gary,
Woodlawn Drive. .
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Marley and
Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ide,
Dallas, recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Sedler and family, Ran-
dallstown, Md., and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Marley, Jr., York, Pa.
Theodore MacHenry returned to
his home in’ Orange on Saturday
after being a medical patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital for eight days.
hn Pugh, Jackson Street, is a
surgical patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
He is employed with Air Products.
Charles Michel Plans
~ To Retire From Linear
Charles Michel, Gosart Apart-
ments, Main Street, Shavertown,
will retire from the Linear Corpor-
ation after thirty-six years associa-
tion with the former Philadelphia
firm, now located in our area, on
January thirteenth.
The couple plans to return to
they have a
has made a number of friends, and
has’ participated in many of its
activities, particularly as a cancer
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Ide of |
Harveys Lake announce the engage- |
ment of their daughter, Jeanette, to |
Carmen J. D’Agostino, Jr., son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen M. D'Agost|
tino, Trenton, N. J.
Miss Ide, a graduate of Blooms-
burg State College, is presently a |
JEANETTE IDE
member of the faculty of Penns-
bury Schools. She is attending
Rutgers University Graduate School.
Mr. D’Agostino is presently at-
tending Tri-State College in Indiana
where he will earn a degree in
engineering.
A June wedding is planned.
Chairman Of Woman's
"Mrs. Jack H:
Mrs. Howard Wiley, president of |
Dallas Senior Women’s Club, has
appointed Mrs, Jack H. Stanley
¢hairman, and Mrs. Harry Edwards
co-chairman of the annual Valen-
tine dance to be held Saturday,
February 9, at Irem Temple Country
Club.
Club members and friends looking
forward to this jannual affair are
asked to make reservations with
Mrs, Robert Graham or Mrs. Rob-
ert Maturi.
Chairman of decorations commit-
tee, Mrs. Victor Cross, announces
that the theme for this year’s affair
will be “Hearts and Flowers.” Aid-
ing Mrs. Cross on this committee
Stanley, Chairman; Mrs. Harry Edwards, Co-Chairman
| Clifford Troupe,
| Smith. .
Club Valentine Dance
chairman; Mesdames Edwin Bush,
William Carroll,
Ross Lewin, John Richards, Phillip
Heycock, Clayton Evans, and Marie
Other committee members are for
admissions, Mrs. Marion Harter,
Mrs. William Clewell, Mrs. M. J.
Brown; posters, Mrs. Henry Moyer,
Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe, Barbara Yan-
chunas; publicity, Mrs. James R.
Duffy. Ede
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Harry Ohl-
man, past president, will be hos-
tesses. Proceeds from the dance
will be applied toward community
service projects sponsored by the
club.
will be Mrs. Charles Mahler, co- |
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Shavertown YMCA Tuesday morn- |
ing, with eight more regular Tues-
day morning sessions to come in the |
midwinter course. Attracting en-
thusiastic notice is the newest offer-
ing in Smart Accessories. To Mary
Ward, YWCA secretary, goes the |
laurel wreath for having invented
a way to cover shoes with dress
material, adding the final touch to
a smart costume, ;
Registrations will again be open
next Tuesday morning, prior to full
two-hour classes. starting at 10. ||
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Mrs. Edna Stredney wishes to
extend thanks to all who helped in
her hour of bereavement.
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Mrs. Bertha Anderson Observes
Ninetieth Birthday At Dinner
Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Ferguson
Avenue, Shavertown, will observe
her nimetieth birthday on Sunday,
January 20.
The nonagenarian amd her sister,
Ruth Lamoreux, with whom she
resides, will return to the family
homestead at Huntsville where she
was born to observe her anniver-
sary.
They will be the guests of their
brother, George E. Lamoreux, at
dinner. It will be prepared by his
daughter and niece, Mrs. Leonard
Derby, who resides across the way
from her dad. The Derbys will also
be guests.
Mrs. Anderson is the former Ber-
‘tha Lamoreux, daughter of the late
Elmer B. and Mary Etta Neely Lam-
oreux, Huntsville,
She is a graduate of Bloomsburg
State Teachers College and taught
in both Pennsylvania and Washing-
ton. She moved West with her
husband, the late Albert Anderson,
where she lived in Medford, Ore-
gon, and Bridgeport, Washington,
for a total of fortyfive years.
She returned to this area a dec-
ade ago and became active in Nes-
bitt Hospital Auxiliary, Back Moun-
tain Branch, and WSCS, Shaver-
town Methodist Church. Her capa-
bilities as teacher made her a nat-
ural leader in devotional presenta-
tion of the Bible to the Womens’
group. .
As for hobbies, she is an enthus-
iastic gardener and loves all variety
of plants and flowers.
She is an expert needlewoman,
crocheting, knitting, sewing, and
mending, being a part of her daily
routine. A lovely afghan, banquet
cloth and Mexican drawn work are
among the handiwork she treasures.
For relaxation she spends a great
deal of time reading the Dallas Post.
Wilkes-Barre Record, Life Maga-
zine and Reader’s Digest, but the
Bible lies always nearby.
She is in excellent health for her
years and does not retire early,
but she quite frequently sits up
to see the “Tonight” show in its
entirety.
Until this year, it was her cus-
tom to entertain her many cousins
at a birthday dinner.
Mrs. Anderson is most proud of
the fact that of the six children
born to her parents, all are alive
and in good health. This she at-
tributes ‘to clean living.
Besides her sister, Ruth, Shaver-
town, there is another sister, Mrs.
Louise - M. Richards, Weston, W.
Va.; three brothers, George E.,
Huntsville; A. O. Lamoreux, and
C. B. Lamoreux, both of Bridgeport,
Washington. Mrs. Richards made
a trip in October to visit with her
sisters.
She will be at home to her friends
and relatives on Monday and Tues-
day.
A very gracious and much loved
lady, she is much sought after and
numbers her friends in this area
in the hundreds.
The Dallas Post "joins in wishing
Mrs. Anderson a very happy anni-
versary and many more years of
continued good health. g
Fiancee Of Air Force Man
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Troyer,
Dover, Del. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Judith Ann,
to A/1C Albert Niezgoda, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda, Holi-
day House, Idetown.
Miss Troyer, a graduate of Dover
High School, the Goldey Beacom
JUDITH ANN TROYER
Business School, is employed at In-
ternational Latex Corporation in
Dover, Del.
Airman Niezgoda, a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School, is pres-
ently stationed at Dover Air Force
Base, Del.
A June wedding is planned.
Lehman Woman's Club To Buy
Books For Lake-Le hman Library
Mrs. Thomas Brown presided at
the January meeting of Lehman
Woman’s Club, Lehman Fire Hall,
when club members voted to buy
books and catalog cards for use
in Lake-Lehman school library. Mrs.
Mark Grimm, education chairman,
stated ‘that two books would be
purchased for reference material.
Mrs. John Chesnovitch, budget
and finance chairman, reviewed
the club budget, and gave an ac-
Mrs. Brown appointed Mrs. Ches-
novitch chairman of the installation
dinner to be held on April 17.
Chet Chrzanowski, Old River
Road Bakery, presented a fascinat-
ing program on cake decorating.
Mr. Chrzanowski provided five cakes
which he decorated and awarded as
door prizes. They were won by
Mrs. John Kenyon, Mrs. James
Kenny, Mrs. George Elley, Mrs. Jo-
seph Retzel and Mrs, William Me-
Maryann Kupstas Is
Wed In Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kupstas,
Huntsville, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Maryann, to
David Bonsavage, son of Mrs. An-
thony and the late Anthony Bon-
savage of Nanticoke. The double
ring ceremony was performed in
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Church, Philadelphia.
Attendants were Edward Leonard
of Nanticoke and Geraldine Volack,
rormer classmate of the bride at
College Misericordia and Mercy Hos-
pital.
A reception was held following the
ceremony at the home of Major and
Mrs. Wiiiam Gates, aunt and uncle
of the bride, at Mt. Holly, N.J.
The bride is a graduate of Leh-
man High School, College Miseri-
cordia and Mercy Hospital, She
passed her Pennsylvania State Board
examinations just betore Christmas
Mr. Bonsavage attended Kings Col-
lege. He is assistant manager of
Robert Hall's in Philadelphia where
the couple will live.
Bucky Hale Celebrates
Birthday At Luncheon
“Bucky” Hale, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hale, West Dallas, cele-
porated, his twelfth birthday on
Saturday. :
Bucky and twelve of his friends
had basketball practice from 11 a.m.
till noon, then returned home for ‘a
luncheon, served by his mother.
Young Hale attends Dallas
Borough School.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. William Guyer, Jr.
Englishtown, N. J. announce the
birth of a son, William Guyer, 3rd.,
on January I. Mrs. Guyer is the
former Marion Johnson of Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. Guyer is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Guyer, Sr., Bound
Brook, N. J., formerly of Bunker
Hill. This is the fourth grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Guyer.
Morgans Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan,
Harris Hill Road, entertained for
Mrs. Frank Neher Wednesday night.
Mrs. Neher, a native of Berlin,
Germany, now a citizen of the
United States, gave a talk on
changes brought about by the erec-
tion of the wall between East and
West Germany at a recent meeting
of the Anne ‘Shoemaker Branch of
Women’s Auxiliary, Nesbitt Hos-
| pital,
Sheila Marie Borton
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Borton,
Cedar Avenue, Shavertown, an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Sheila Marie, January 12, Mercy
Hospital.
The couple has four other: chil-
dren; Maureen, Kevin, Jay and
Christopher. Mrs. Borton is the
former Margaret Lukasavage.
In Geisinger
Admitted to Geisinger Medical
| Center, Danville, Wednesday were
Vicki Ann Boyer, Shavertown; and
Dr. Claude A. Butler, Hunlock Creek.
Admitted January 3 was Duane
Long, Dallas.
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