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Donald Williams recently spent
e weekend with his parents, Mr.
d Mrs. Donald Williams, Susque-
a Avenue. Don is enrolled at
nsfield State Teachers’ College
was accompanied by a friend,
il Geer, Olean, N. Y.
. and Mrs. Jack Jones, Powder
rn Drive, entertained Mr. and
is. Alfred Chandler recently at a
uble birthday celebration.
ark “Kookie’’ Daubert, Jr. was
in®d to his home on’ Parrish
eet last week due to illness.
kie is a senior at Dallas High
ool and is in the Naval Reserves.
. and Mrs. Alvin Long and son,
nt,, Dallas, recently motored to
lefonte, where they attended the
idding of a niece. They were ac-
mpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
ng, Shickshinny.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jewell, JoAnn
d Jacqueline, Newport, Del., re-
ntly visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
well and Mrs. Ann Jewell, Parrish
reet, and Grandma Jones, Daven-
t Street. Mrs. Ann Jewell is a
at-grandmother.
Linda Williams, Harveys Lake, re-
ntly spent the weekend with her
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Penn Williams.
nda is enrolled at Blomsburg Col-
re.
Harry Lavelle, Harveys Lake, is
afined to his home with echo
us. : :
Mr. and Mrs.
ve returned to their home on
rch Hill Lane, Dallas, after spend+
; two weeks visiting their daugh-
© @d son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.
rome Marshall Jr. at Orlando, Fla.
hile. there they visited Chick
1itMyho i is convalescing there and
y he is doing fine.
Charles Gregory, well known local
rber, has been ill with the flu at
; home, Mill Street, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. DeWitt, Elm-
ist Drive, are spending a vacation
Florida.
Mrs. Fred Jennings, Norton Aven-
I'is spending several weeks with
r daughter and family in Philadel-
ia. !
Mrs. C. W. Smith, Machell Aven-
| spent Friday in New York City
th her sister-in-law, Lida Smith.
Myra Risley has returned to the
ice after being ill with the virus
| several days. Mrs. Leighton
ott, Easton, spent the weekend
tthe Risley home.
Albert Smith spent last weekend
lhis home in Sweet Valley. He
s met at the airport by his wife,
1, Darwin and Barry Ray.
Mrs. Albert Ray, Sweet Valley,
- vin, Brook, Graceann, spent last
nday with Mrs. Ray’s uncle,
thael Martin at Laurel Run. Mr.
rtin thas been ill for the past
lth.
floyd Harris has been ill at his
me on Lehman Avenue. for the
it week.
Pet® Eckman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
nford Eckman,
| 7th birthday anniversary on Sun-
inl sympathy is extended to
. por Phillips, Orange, in his recent
eavement.
i and Mrs. Richard Williams
i children, Philadelphia, visited
| and Mrs. Raymond Williams,
munds Road, over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Forrent Samson,
ibler, spent the weekend with
s. Emaret Franklin, Centermore-
d.
Walter Rowlett, Dallas, has been
‘at his home.
The sympathy of the entire com-
{nity goes out to Mrs. Ruth Lozier
1 her family in the loss of their
sband and father, Emory Lozier,
tt week.
_ Lester Evans,
Dallas, underwent
Ew, early this week at General
spi
Ars. Thomas Evans, Hartford, Con-
sticut, is making satisfactory prog-
owing surgery performed at
rtiord Hospital, Hartford, Con-
sticut, last week.
Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Noxen, was
mitted to General Hospital on
mday evening. The Hesses were
a trip to Flordia when her illness
ised them to return home.
Dr. Walter Mokychic, Pioneer Ave-
e, Shavertown, is recuperating at
i home following discharge from
ssbitt Hospital two weeks ago. Dr.
kychic, who suffered multiple
ctures in a recent automobile ac-
lent will be confined to his home
' several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Earl and son,
hn Thomas, Hamilton Square, N.J.
d Mrs. Jack Youngblood and
ughters, Sharon and Sandra, Falls
urch, Va., were guests of Mr. and
's. Thomas Hontz, IShavertown.
Mrs. Merle Shaver, Hayes Corners,
‘a surgical patient at Mercy Hos-
al.
i James Brown, Joseph Street,
edical patient at Nesbitt Hos-
RL
Ms. and Mrs. Clifford Scourfield
d children, David, Franklin and
zanne, Philadelphia, recently vis-
d Mrs. Scourfield’s parents, Mr.
d Mrs. Frank L. Hislop, Demunds.
Barbara Hennebaul has returned
her home at Harveys Lake, after
ending a week visiting her brother,
eddie, a trainee at Johnstown Re-
She was ac-
hens, whose husband is Freddie's
Omate.
Mrs. Walter Andrews, Evergreen
reet, Shavertown, is up and around
‘er having the flu last week,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1963
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Teddy Kittle, Leaving For Army,
Entertained At Farewe
Teddy Kittle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Kittle, Sr., Mooretown, was
honored Wednesday evening Febru-
ary 6, at a farewell party, given by
Young People of Assembly of God
Church, Mooretown. He was in-
ducted, into the army, leaving for
Kentucky the next day.
Decorations: in the church hall
were in keeping with a patriotic
theme, with red, white, and blue
streamers, centered with silver
streamers across the ceiling. One
wall featured a huge American flag.
Two large sheet cakes adorned the
table with the inscriptions, “Good
Luck Teddy’ and “Best Wishes”.
Dolores Kittle and Nancy Harris
comprised the decorating committee.
In charge of the menu and serving
were Mesdames Leonard Baer, Den-
nis Mahoney, Elsie Mahoney, Dolores
Kittle and Nancy Rarris.
Entertainment consisted of a pro-
gram by the children, special musi-
cal selections and a duet, * Take the
Name of Jesus with You” by Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Baer.
The invocation was given by the
| Party
pastor, Rev. Louis Trotta, who also
presented ‘the honoree with a cash
gift.
Attending were, Mr, and Mrs.
Ear] Kittle, Sr., Harry, Jimmy, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Kittie, Jr., Alan,
Keith and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Fran-
cis Cornell, Dianne, Danny and Deb-
bie, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stoffel,
Bert and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Skoronski, Dianne, Mrs. Wilbur
Shaw, Joleen and Gail, Mrs. Stella
Rousing, Walter Lubinski, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Mahoney, Paul, Connie,
Barton and Denise, Mrs. Harold
Cragle, Mrs. Nelson Harris, Beverly,
David, Carl, Mrs. Alma Durhammer,
Laura, Ruth Helen, John, Teddy,
Flossie, Trudy and Jody Stroud, Rev.
and Mrs. Lewis Trotta, Betty Lou,
Michael, Randy Marie, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Baer, Lois and Karen, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Mahoney, Roseann,
Dianne, Pamela, Thomas, Rodney
and Robert, Mrs. Lois O'Keefe.
Teddy is a 1962 graduate of Lake-
Lehman high school. Before enlist-
ing he was employed at Jay Fash-
ions, Inc., Sweet Valley.
Charles Fisks, Hosts
At Party For Father
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisk, Sweet
Valley, entertained at a family
party February 10, honoring the
latter’s father, Oscar Swan, who
observed his seventy-fifth birthday.
Two cakes decorated the attractive
tables, baked and iced by the
honoree’s daughters, Mrs. June Fisk
and Mrs. Edythe Bonning.
Attending were four, generations
of Mr. Swan's family, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Swan, Earl Swan Jr., Kathy,
Pat, Idetown; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Bonning, Beverly and Dennis, Jr.,
Jackson; Albert Sweitzer, Harvey's
Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cragle
and sons, Kevin and Todd, Lehman;
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Fisk, Jane,
Martha, Marilyn, Paul. and Ann,
Tunkhannock; Sharyn Lyons, Mill-
ville; Mrs. Lois O'Keefe, sons, Brian
and James; Karen Covert, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fisk, Connie, Jimmy
and Danny, all of Sweet Valley.
Three year old Kevin Cragle and
six week old brother, Todd the
guest's great-grandsons, mark the
fourth generation of this family.
. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swan, Dal-
las, became the parents of a seven
pound four ounce son, Scott Pres-
ton, February 16 at General Hos-
pital.
Mrs. Swan is the former Elaine
Saunders, Huntsville Road, Dallas.
Mr. Swan is employed with the Har-
veys Lake Light Company.
Randy Charles Seward
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seward,
R. D. 1, Noxen, announce the birth
of their first child, a son, Randy
Charles, seven pounds, five ounces,
February 21 in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Seward is the former Erma
Sickler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sickler, R. D. 1, Noxen. Mr.
Seward is son of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Seward of Fernbrook. Randy is
the first grandchild for the Sewards
and the fourth for the Sicklers. He
is also the first great-grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. William Compton of
Fernbrook. Mrs. Clara Smith of
Beaumont is also a great- grandmothe
er of the new baby.
Dr, Charles G. Perkins of Trucks-
ville is delivering his second genera-
tion of babies. He delivered Randy
as well as his mother.
Henninger Family
Returns From Germany
T/Sgt. and Mrs. William Hennin-
ger and children, Kathy and Hansie,
who recently returned from four
years in Germany, visited Mr. and
Mrs. William Henninger, Sr., Harris
Street, Fernbrook, for two and a
half weeks. They flew by jet from
Germany in nine hours and were
met at Idlewild Airport, New York,
y Ed Henninger, Bill's brother.
Mrs. Henninger is the former An-
ita Glogger of Germany. Bill and
she were married there.
Bill is a career man having spent
twelve and a half years in the serv-
ice: His parents, the (Sr. Henningers,
drove the family to Scranton on
Saturday where they boarded a train
for Grand Forks, North Dakota,
where they will be stationed.
Charles Longs, Hosts
For Mrs. Nettie Post
The family of Mrs, Nettie Post,
Sweet Valley, gathered at the home
1of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
‘and Mrs. Charles H. Long, Febru-
ary 11 to honor her ‘with a family
party. She was seventy nine. The
birthday cake was baked and deco-
rated by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Howard L. Post. Guests also en-
joyed home-made ice cream from
Mrs. Post's granddaughter, Mrs.
William George. Attending were
children, Howard L. Post, Mrs. Vida
Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Long; grandchildren, Mrs. Shirley
Kitchen George, Henry and Brent
Post, Dean, Wilma, Wanda, Jan,
and Miralee Beth Long.
Family’s fourth generation was
represented in tiny Marcia Jean
George, who is two years old. Also
attending were William George and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gabel.
Todd Lee Cragle
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cragle, Leh-
man, announce the birth of a seven
pound two ounce son, Todd Lee,
December 23, in Nesbitt Hospital.
There is one other son, Kevin,
| three and one-half.
Mrs. Cragle is the former Phyllis
Swan.
Mr. Cragle is office manager at
Wilkes-Barre Iron and Wire Works,
Luzerne.
Have Birthday Surprise
The neighbors of Mrs. Carl Dau-
bert, Dallas, had a birthday sur-
price for her on Friday, February 22.
Mrs. Daubert was presented with a
bouquet of flowers. Those attend-
ing were Mesdames Donald Paeglow,
Stewart Williams, [Charles Hosler,
James Daubert, James LaBar.
Karen Brown Has
Sleighriding Party
Karen Brown, daughter of Atty.
and Mrs. James Lenahan Brown,
Westmoreland Hills, Trucksville en-
tertained at a sleighing party and
supper on Sunday afternoon.
Present were: Nancy Brislin,
Wilkes-Barre; Marlene Brown,
Shirley Duffy, Maggie Siegfried,
Susan Tippett, all of Trucksville;
Clifford Bigelow, Jr., Michael
Thomas, Kingston; Tony Groblew-
ski, Robert Oley, Robert Schilling,
Shavertown; Charles Ruckno, Dal-
las; Patrice and Larry Brown,
Trucksville and the hostess.
| Marsha Williams Crispell
Is Honored At Shower
A variety shower was held at the
home of Eileen (Crispell, Noxen, in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Marsha Williams Crispell, on Friday
evening.
Present: Nancy .Bialogwitz, Bar-
bara. Engelman, Kathy McHose, Jen-
nie Lee Bainbridge, Judy Cavill,
Sharon Casey, Eileen Spencer, Judy
Sorber, Debbie Reish, Carol Prescott,
Linda Piatt, Susan Traver, Kathy
Newberry, Karlene Jones, Mrs. Rus-
sell Newell, Jr., Mrs. Harry Freeman,
Mrs. Jack Winters, Mrs. Percy Mac-
Millan, Mrs. Joseph Kerns, Mrs.
Elvin Bean, Ora Bean, Mrs. Lambert
Traver, Mrs. Elwood Davis,
ton, Mrs. Robert Timko, Mrs. Karl
Newberry, Mrs. Earl Crispell, the
hostess and the guest of honor.
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Mrs. |
Richard Williams, Mrs. Gilbert Bos-
Miers and Mrs.
Charles Wertman announce the
wedding of their sister, Mildred,
Devens, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Devens, to Harold La-
Bar, son of Mrs. Hattie LaBar and
the late Joseph LaBar.
The Rev. David Morgan, pastor
of Wyoming Methodist Church, of-
ficiated at the ceremony which took
place at the home of the bride Fri-
day evening, February 8, in a lovely
setting of white candelabra, white
snapdragons and carnations. Roan-
nah Shoemaker presented a short
piano recital prior to the wedding.
Miss Devens was attired in brown
sheath dress, white pillbox hat and
brown accessories. [She carried a
bouquet, of white rosebuds, centered
with a white orchid.
Mrs. Arthur Culver, matron of
honor, was attired in dress of mon-
aco blue, with navy accessories. Her
flowers were pink roses.
Lydia Baker, maid of honor and
cousin of the bride, was attired in
Mrs. Russell
emerald green sheath dress and
Married February 8
MR. AND MRS. HAROLD LABAR
matching accessories. She carried
yellow roses.
Arthur Culver was best man and
Calvin Miers, nephew of the bride,
usher.
A reception was held immediately
following the ceremony.
Following a trip to Atlantic City,
Mr. and Mrs. LaBar are residing at
62 Lake Street, Dallas.
Guests at the wedding were Rev.
and Mrs. David Morgan, Lydia Bak-
er, Mrs. Edgar Brace, Mrs. John
Girvan, Mr. and Mrs. John Devens,
Mrs. Charles Wertman, Mr. and
Mrs. Carvin Miers, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Miers, Mrs. J. E. LaBar, Mrs.
Roannah Shoemaker, Mrs. J. Frank
Dennis, Mrs. Fred Dodson, Mrs.
Frank Whitesell, Mrs. George Dob-
son, Mr. and Mrs.
Karen Louise Jones, Pamela Beth
Jones, Dawn Amber Jones, Mr. and
Mrs.’ Arthur Culver, Mrs. L. L. Rich-
ardson, Mrs. Della Thompson, Mrs.
Ross Lewin, Mrs. Dan Richards,
Rita Cummings, R. M. Lloyd and
Alex Rebar, Jr., photographer.
For' First Spring
{A bright spot on the calendar of
coming events will be the Fashion
Show, sponsored by WSCS of Shaver-
town Methodist Church.
Chairman of the affair, scheduled
for March 19 at 8 p.m. in the social
rooms, is Mrs. Van Zimmerman with
Mrs. Ted Meixell as co-chairman.
Mrs. Jack. Jones will act as com-
mentator. Table decorations under
the capable and artistic supervision
of Mrs. H. H. Rymer promise to offer
the unusual.
Adult ‘models will be Mesdames
Mark Grimm, William Flock, Budd
Hirleman, Charles Humphries, Jack
Rogers, Richard Farley, and Gloria
Dolbear.
Children who will display the
Shavertown Women Make Plans
Fashion Show
latest fashions in their éwn win-
some way are Julie Diffendafer, Ann
Troup, Laura Dillehey, Beth Hirst,
Leslie Evans, Jennifer Ireland, Debbie
Allen, Todd Ireland, Sam Diffenda-
fer, Danny Hensky, Stephen Klaboe,
Johnny Porter.
Mrs. Jack Rogers and Miss Gloria
Dolbear will offer musical selections.
Mrs, Van Zimmerman has named
the following committee chairmen:
Mrs. Milton Evans, properties; Mrs.
Robert Deeble, tickets, assisted by
Mrs. John Porter, Mrs. Martin Porter
and Mrs. Victor Piccone; Mrs. Elwood
Swingle and Mrs. Thomas Reese,
publicity; Mrs. Robert Shotwell, re-
freshments; Mrs. Robert Berlew,
kitchen clean-up.
John Anuskiewiczes
Are Wed Sixteen Years
Sixteenth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. John Anuskiewicz,
Division Street, Shavertown, was cel-
ebrated February 17.
Mrs. Anuskiemicz is the former
Irene Pekerosky, Edwardsville,
daughter of Mrs. Pekerosky. Mr.
Anuskiewicz is son of Mrs. Sophie
Tyszko, Kingston.
The couple was married in St.
Ceril and Methodist Church, Ed-
wardsville, by the late Rev. Joseph
Podsko. 3
[There is one son, John, eight years |
of age.
Candace Judith Blaine
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Blaine, for-
mer Back Mountain residents, have
announced the birth of a seven
pound, six ounce baby girl, Candace
Judith, at Beth Israel] Hospital, New-
ark, N. J. on Sunday, February
10. They have three boys, Andrew,
fifteen, Richard, eleven and Brian,
twenty-eight months.
This is the first granddaughter
for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blaine,
Mooretown. Mrs. Blaine is the for-
mer Dorothy Casterline, daughter of
| Mrs. Mattie Casterline and the late
Emi] Casterline.
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Ladies of Assembly
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a variety shower honoring Dorothy
Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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A birthday party was held in
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birthday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wandell, Noxen, on
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Mrs. Walter Gosart, -Sr., Shaver-
| town, entertained Thursday evening
at a farewell party for Mrs. Charles
Michel, who moved this week to
Philadelphia.
Present were ladies of ‘Mrs. Gos-
art’s ’ volunteer cancer = dressings
group, who. made thirty-five dozen
dressings ‘before: refreshments were
served.
Guests were Mesdames ' Ruth
Houser, Florence Kast, Walter Ger-
lach, Charles Sieber, Arthur Marth,
Fredric Anderson, Charles Michel
and the hostess.
Vacation In Florida
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rosser, Kings-
ton, former Shavertown residents
are vacationing at Lake Wales,
Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Rosser are
the parents of Mrs. Ted Newcomb,
School Street, Shavertown.
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Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge
Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday
Friday evening, members and
friends of Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge
#514, I1.O.O.F., Trucksville, cele-
brated the institution of the lodge
sixteen years ago. The celebration
was held in Trucksville Methodist
Church Educational Building,
Trucksville, with a smorgasbord
served by the W.S.C.S. Mrs. Cedric
Griffths Chairman.
Mrs. David Mathers, was Lodge
Chairman, Mrs. Edward Baker, co-
chairman. Mrs. Thomas Williams
was master of ceremonies for the
program consisting of Solos by Betty
Jean Davis; “Hello Young Lovers”
and “The Sound of Music”; accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomas (Cleashy,
Piano Solo, “Christ Arose’” by
Robert Andrews; Duets by Cherryl
and Marsha Thomas, “Light One
Little Candle” and “It’s a Sin To
Tell a Lie” accompanied by Robert
Andrews; Trumpet Solos ‘by Larry
Carpenter, “The Holy City” and
‘“‘America: -the Beautiful” accom-
panied by Robert Andrew and reci-
tations by Susan Baker, ‘The Wal-
nuts” and “William Henry”.
Mrs, Burton Owen offered prayer
at the table. - Remarks were given
by the Noble Grand, Mrs. Allan Grey
who received 4 pink carnation cor-
sage from the lodge.
Mrs. Gerald Nunn was decoration
chairman, tables were ‘in the red,
white and blue , theme, with red
hatchets, miniature logs and
cherries. 3
Atténding * were, Mr. and Mrs. |
William Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old LaBar, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Grey;
Mrs. William Sarley
Entertains At Cards
Mrs. - William . Sarley, Midland
Drive, entertained members of the
Happy Nine. Club ‘at her ‘home re-
cently. Prize winners were Mrs.
Clayton Evans, Mrs. Thomas Cease |
and Mrs. Samuel J. Holvey.
Present ‘were: Mesdames Lawrence
Britton, Richard Ostrum; William
Kelley, Wilson Maury, Llewellyn
Williams, Samuel J. Hovey, Bruce
Moen, Thomas E. Cease, Dayton
Evans, William Sarley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. David Mathers, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Nunn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. George
Shaver, Jr.; Mesdames Ethel John-
son, Beverly Dymond, John Layaou,
{Maude McVicar, Mabel Mitchell,
Helen Veitch, Betty Owen, Alice
Davis, Thomas Cleasby, Warren
Yeisley, Hattie LaBar, Harry Beck,
George Rice, Hulda Pedersen, Corin-
ne R. Jones, Myrtle Rineman; Betty
Jean Davis, and Libby Cleasby.
Kelly Freed
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Freed,
Gosart Court, Sweet Valley, an-
nounce the birth of their first child,
a daughter, Kelly; born February
20, at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
The new arrival weighed seven-
pounds three ounces at birth. Mrs.
Freed is the former Donna Marie
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Smith, Main Road, Pikes
Creek. Mr. Smith is employed at
Eberhard-Faber, Inc. Mountain Top.
James Patrick Kelly III
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Jack-
son Street, Dallas became the parents
| of a six pound thirteen ounce son,
James Patrick Kelly III, on February
11 at Nesbitt Hospital. This is the
couple’s first child. Mrs. Kelley is the
former Gloria Koytk. Mr. Kelly is
employed with Michael Contracting.
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