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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lindauer
‘and nine year old Stephanie, have
moved from Des Moines, Iowa, to
Hildebrant Street, Dallas. Mr, Lin-
dauer is manager of the Ladies’ Ap-
parel Shop in the Hub.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hopkins and
daughter, Shelly, formerly of
Philadelphia, have moved to Hill-
top Drive, Oak Hill. Mr. Hopkins is
salesman for the Phillips Petroleum
Industry.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fish and young
Jeffery@ have moved from Berwick
to’ Meadowcrest, Trucksville. Mr.
Fish is employed by the National
Cash Register Company.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and
sons, John wand Jeff, formerly of
Kingston, have taken up residence
at Meadowcrest. Mr.» Thomas is
guidance consellor for Dallas Ele-
mentary Schools.
Mr. and Mrs.
and children,
William Tregaskis
have moved from
Slocum Street, Forty Fort, to 45
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown. Mr.
Tregaskis is mechanic at the Capitol
Tire Company.
Mr. and Mrs. James Angel, newly-
weds, have rented a home at 138
Meadowcrest. Mr. Angel is with the
U.S. Air Force at Red Rock.
Mrs. C. N. Booth, Lehman Avenue,
is a patient at Mercy Hospital where
she was taken by Dallas ambulance.
Her nephew, Robert Brittin visited
at "the Booth home this week.
Mrs. Viola Schmassman, Wood
lawn Drive, confined to her home
with a virus, is improving slowly.
"Cathy Martin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John Martin, Stafford Street,
Trach, was = confined to her
home ast week with a virus.
Raymond Strazdus has arrived in
Van I@ys, California, where he has
accepted employment at the Cali-
fornia automatic car washer manu-
facturers.
‘Friends and ‘neighbors of Harold
Schooley, Davenport Street, wish to
convey their condolences to him,
in the death of his mother, Mrs.
‘Bertha A. Schooley, Trucksville.
Ira Cease has returned to his
home on East Franklin Street, after
being a surgical patient in the Geis-
inger Medical Center.
Mrs. C. H. Frick, Huntsville, has
been confined to her home with a
‘cold and badly sprained ankle.
Jeanette Wolverton spent Friday
with Grandma, while Mommy and
Dady were in Doylestown.
Lori DeReemer, 18 menths old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
DdReemer, is a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital, being treated for an in-
fection of the trachea. When Lori
was only five months, she was hos-
pitalized with a bronchial infection.
Her grandfather is propr ietor of De-
Reemers TV. ‘Appliance Store in
Bhavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis We and fam-
ily, Oak Hill, left Friday night to
spend some time in Annandale, Vir-
ginia, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Seigund family. Ralph Antrim
3rd, celebrated his sixteenth birth-
day February 26.
Mrs, Gilbert Gigiello, Long Island,
N.Y. Ns recuperating after surgery,
at the home of her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William Gen-
nets, Loyalville.
{Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eggleston, Ver-
‘non, spent last weekend in New
York City attending the wedding of
Nancy ISchimann, Garden City, N.Y.
to Thomas R. Dean, Lewisburg. Both
newlyweds are teachers in the Mil-
ton Area Schools.
Ruth Lamoreaux and Mrs. Bertha
Anderson, Ferguson Avenue, Shaver-
town, entertained their brother,
George E. Lamoreaux and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leonard Derby, Huntsville,
at a birthday dinner, Sunday. Other
guests were Leonard Derby and son,
Richard.
Representing the Dallas Post at
the i Newspapermen’s
Association Display Advertising Con-
ference, Harrisburg, this: weekend,
was Kieighton Scott.
DE¥ Aaron S. Lisses attended a
two-part optometric educational
seminar in Harrisburg Sunday.
Mrs. L. E. Beisel, Idetown, is up
and around after being ill for three
weeks.
Louise C. Frantz, Demunds Corn-
ers, spent the long weekend with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Ms.
Wilbert J. Vinton, Waymart, Pa.
While there she attended classes at
Waymart High School and a Senior
Prom at Saint Rose High School,
Carbondale, in the evening. Her
escort was John Spewak, membé&r
of the Senior class.
William Levi has returned from
Geisinger Hospital where he sub-
mitted to surgery.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963
SECTION A — PAGE 5
And Notes Of Personal Interest
Betrothed
MARY ANN
Mr. and Mrs. John Zarychta, R.D.
3, Dallas, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Mar-
lon H. Rimple, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. Marlon Rimple of 80 Main Street,
Dallas.
Miss Zarychta was graduated from
Dallas Senior High School and at-
tended Wyoming Seminary Dean
School of Business. She is employed
Women Of Kiwanis
Learn Bbout Wigs
Dallas Women of Kiwanis en-
joyed a demonstration of wigs given
at the February 27 meeting at Irem
Country Club by, Ellen Zack and
Mary Rose Cannon of the Pennolyn
Beauty ‘Shop, Boston Store.
Mrs. George McCutcheon pre-
sided. Isabel Kriedler and Helen
Rice won birthday gifts furnished
by Doris Maturi and Marietta Gay,
and Ann Joseph won the Boston
Store gift certificate.
‘At tables decorated in spring
flowers, red, white and blue, were
seated Mesdames Leo Corbett,
Marietta Gay, Jean Emanuel, Ray
Goeringer, Grace Laux, Edith Birth,
Doris Maturi, Dorothy Huston, Grace
Goeringer, Janet Fitch, Hazel Berti,
Helen Rice, Mary L. Rice, Sherman
Harter, Franklin Gager, D. J.
Joseph, W. R. Wright, E. J. Wilson,
John Henninger, Jerome Gardner,
M. H. Faegenburg, W. L. Guyette,
Norma Smith, Ted Ruff, Alfred
Ackerson, Edwin Thompson, George
McCutcheon, John Blase, Thomas
ZARYCHTA
by William H. Pierce, Jr., Wilkes-
Barre,
Mr. Rimple is a graduate of Dallas
Senior High School. He is now sta-
tioned at Keesler Air Force Base,
Mississippi, where he is attending
school. :
Kriedler.
Sheila May Cooper
Has Second Birthday
Shelia May Cooper, two years old,
and her grandmother, Mrs. Theodore
Heness, celebrated their = birthdays
on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cooper entertained for the family
with two birthday cakes. Sharing the
festivities were brothers and sisters
Bonita, Ronald, Gail, David, Lynn,
grandparents Mr, and Mrs: Heness,
and Mrs. Ida Rogers.
Jeanine Marie Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Harding,
613 Edwards Hill Apartments, Johns
town, Pa., announce the birth of a
daughter, Jeanine Marie, February
10 at the Conemaugh Valley Mem-
orial Hospital, Johnstown. Mr.
Harding is son of Wilson Harding,
An early summer wedding is plan-
ned.
Guy
Llewellyns
On 30th Wedd
A surprise party was recently
given for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Llewellyn
Sr., Lakeside Drive, Harveys Lake,
in honor of their 30th wedding ann-
iversary, by three sons and wives,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Llewellyn, Jr.,
Shavertown; Mr. and. Mrs. Dennis
Llewellyn, Trucksville and Mr, and
Mrs. © John Dorrance Llewellyn,
Harveys Lake; also the Llewellyn
daughter, Carol, of Chicago. The
dinner party was held at the Towne
House, Kingston. The celebration
also included ‘the observance of Mr.
Llewellyn’s 61st birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn were mar-
Are Honored
ing Anniversary
Rosary Italian Church, Park avenue,
1933.
Mrs. Llewellyn is the former An-
gela Francione,
operated ; the Llewellyn Printery,
South Franklin street,
years. His sons are carrying on the
Llewellyn and McKane,
North Main street.
In adition to the family members,
about 20 other guests attended the
party. The Llewellyns were the re-
printers,
Sweet Valley Cubs
Are Honored At Dinner
Cub pack 444, Sweet Valley area,
held its annual Blue and Gold ban-
quet Thursday evening, February
28, at Maple Grove Methodist Church
Hall. Three dens and a Webelos den
were represented with approximately
one hundred people attending. Table |
centerpieces were gold flowers in
blue vases. At the speaker’s table
the centerpiece was miniature fig-
ueres of Den 1 and their den mother,
Mrs. Burl Updyke. The centerpieces
along with the favors were all made
by the cubs. The hall was gaily
decorated in blue and gold streamers
with a cluster of blue and gold bal-
loons in the hall's center.
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cipients of many gifts and flowers.
Have Baby Boy
- Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeCosta, Tau-
ton, Mass. announce the birth of a
son, on February 2, in Mortin Gen-
eral Hospital. He weighed six and
one half pounds.
The couple have three other child-
ren, Susan, David, and Richard. Mrs.
+ DeCosta is the former Janet Moore,
| daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Moore,
| who spent two weeks with the family
and the late Alfred Moore of De-
munds Road. This makes nine grand-
children for Mrs. Moore.
Mark Wayne Rittenhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rittenhouse,
Noxen, announce the birth of a
seven pound, mine ounce son, Mark
Wayne, February 25. There are
three other sons, Gale, Gerald and
Jeffry. Mrs. Rittenhouse is the
former Rita Sayer, Lake Silkworth.
Mr. Rittenhouse is employed with
B. G. Coon Company.
Hostess To Jolly Group
Mrs. Ethel Honeywell was hostess
Monday night to the Jolly Group.
Present were Mesdames Philip Mos-
ier, Byron Kitchen, Russell Cease,
Henry Metzgar, Anthony Moreck,
Hobart Stark, George Rice. Next
meeting is scheduled for the first
Monday in May.
ried by Rev. Father D’Anca in Holy
Wilkes-Barre. Mr.
Llewellyn now retired, owned and
for many
family tradition in their business
formerly of Noxen, now of Eaton-
ville, and the late Elro Harding. This
tenth grandchild for Mr. Wilson
Harding.
Timothy David Jaity
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Laity, Park
Street, Dallas announce the birth
of a son, Timothy David, February
24 in Nesbitt Hospital.
The baby who weighed seven
pounds, eleven ounces, is the first
child of the couple.
Mother is the former Sally Sey-
mour, daughter of Mr.
Richard Seymour, Dallas. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Laity, Sr. Levittown, formerly
of Kingston.
Born In Germany
(Charles Hayes, Jr., PFC, Ger-
many, is the proud father of an
eight pound baby boy, born February
28 in Kaiserslautern where Mr. Hayes
is stationed with the photo labora-
tory signal corps of the US ‘Army.
Mr. Hayes is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ‘A. Hayes, Wyoming Street,
Dallas. Mrs. Hayes is the former
Theresa Reinard of Miners Mills.
Davis Fire Ruxiliary
To Make Pierogies
Jonathan R. Davis Ladies Auxil-
iary plans to make pirogies Wednes-
day morning in the fire hall, for sale
during the afternoon up until 5 p.m.
Mrs. George Carpenter presided at
the meeting held Monday night,
when arrangements were completed
for a program of games with prizes
the first Monday in April.
Present were Mesdames Caster-
line, Lewis Laning, Samuel Margel-
lina, Lee Bicking, Louise Schultz,
Samuel Wolenski, Lucy Fried, and
Miss Bess Cooke.
Voters May Register
New registrations, change of party
and change of address can be made
on Thursday, March 14 at the Back
Mountain YMCA, Shavertown.
Office will be open from 11 a.m.
+11 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.-to 10 p.m. in
the evening for all those who wish
to vote in the primaries.
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JUDY ANN
Mr. and Mrs. James A. ‘Wertman,
25 Main Street, Dallas, announce
the engagement of ‘their daughter,
Judy Ann, to Wayne R. Schmoll,
son of Mrs. Ella Schmoll, 186 Hunts-
ville Road, Dallas.
Miss - Wertman was graduated
from Westmoreland High School
Engaged
WERTMAN
and is employed in the accounting
department of Commonwealth Tele-
phone Company, Dallas.
Mr.
Westmoreland, also attended Wilkes
College. He is employed by Atlas
Packers, Inc., Wilkes-Barre.
An August wedding is planned.
Marlene Sickler Has
Ninth Birthday Party
Marlene Sickler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kermit Sickler, Carverton,
celebrated her ninth birthday with
a party Saturday afternoon. A cake
in the shape of a doll with appro-
priate candles was the table center
piece. Besides her, there were her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Sickler, honored guests. Also Mer-
lene’s sister, Mona, Donna, Billy
Perry, Patty Parrish, Sandy and
Kathy Perry were guests.
Martins Tour Southwest
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin, Le-
high Street, Shavertown, have re-
turned home after spending several
months touring the southwest and
Mexico.
The couple visited the Grand
Canyon, Petrified Forest, the Dodge
Phelps Copper Mine at Bisbee, Ari-
zona, which is the largest open pit
mine in the world and Meteor Cra-
ter near Winslow, Arizona, the sec-
ond largest crater of this type uni-
versally, having a depth of 570 feet
and one mile across at the top.
Last week they attended the
Mardi Gras in New Orleans and vis-
ited Avery Island, a large bird sanc-
tuary off the coast of Louisiana.
Ill At Jersey Hospital
George O. Hinkle, Lincoln Drive,
Shavertown, is a patient in River-
view . Hospital, Red Bank, N.J.,
where he was admitted on Saturday,
suffering from pneumonia.
Mr. Hinkle who makes his home
with his son, Ted, had been visiting
another son, Arlo, Hazlett, N.J.,
when he became ill.
He would appreciate cards from
his friends.
Special Committee To
Meet With Chairman
Mrs. John Diffendafer will be
hostess March 12 to members of the
special committee planning for the
March 26 Junior Woman’s Club
fashion show, and card. and games
party at St. Therese’s auditorium,
for which Mrs. Diffendafer is chair-
man, Mrs. James Huston co-chair-
man.
All committee chairmen and
models are urged ‘to attend.
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Elected To Sorority
Susan Kelley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Kelley, Columbia Ave-
nue, Dallas, has been elected to
Sigma Phi Alpha Sorority at Tem-
ple University School of“Dentistry.
This is the National Honor" Society
for Hygienists. She will be induct-
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Slightly Injured
Debbie Bunney, eight, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bunney, Joseph
Street, Dallas, was slightly injured
recently in Shavertown when alight-
ing from her father’s car and ran
in front of another automobile. She
suffered bruises and lacerations and
.was taken to Nesbitt Hospital for
X-rays.
Dr. Sherk To Speak On
T-V In Modern Schools
Dallas PTA groups are invited to
attend a special PTA program,at
Lake-Lehman High School Monday
evening at 8, when Dr. Sherk, teach-
ing now at Penn State, will speak
on Television in the Modern (School.
Dr. Sherk specializes in film and T-V
in the Audio-Visual Aid section.
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Mrs. Frank Sedler Doing
Double Duty On Coast
Mrs. Frank Sedler, Overbrook
Road, has been in California since |
January 5 taking care of grandson,
Edward Frank Sedler, while mother,
Mrs. Eugnes Sedler was a surgical
patient at Daniel Freeman Hospital.
February 12 a new grandson ar-
rived at the home of daughter, Mrs.
Douglas Gordon, Torrance, Calif.,
and Grandma Sedler went to take
care of Gary, four, and Ann Louise,
three.
This makes five grandsons and
one granddaughter.
Mrs. Clara Mckenna
Has Birthday Party
A party was held at the home
of Mrs. Clara Mckenna on Tuesday |
night for Mrs. Mckenna, Mrs. Alfred
Hadsell and Mrs. Lewis Anesi, who
observed ‘their birthdays this week.
Games were played and guests of
honor received lovely gifts. Present
Mrs. Ronald Carruthers
Heads British Club
Mrs. Ronald Carruthers, Sterling
Avenue, was elected vice president
of “The British Women’s Club of
Wyoming Valley” at the mesting
held recently. Retiring officers are
also Back Mountain residents, Mrs.
Charles Calkins, president, and Mrs.
Peter Duda, secretary.
This summer the club will charter
a flight to England, several mem-
bers will make the trip. From this
area: Mrs. Beryl Morie, Mrs. Jennie
Roberts, Mrs. Peter Duda and son,
Billy; Mrs. Emil Hoho] and sons,
David, Larry and Danny.
were Mesdames Herbert Ward,
Ralph Welsh, Raymond Walters,
Lewis Anesi, Al Rinken, Mary Rog-
ers, Merrel Burnett, Kenneth Cal-
kins, Joanne Maloid and Debbie
| Maloid, Alfred Hadsel, Clara Mec-
kenna; Bess Cooke. Others who ob-
served their birthdays this week
were Mrs. Emory Hadsel and Mrs.
Ernest Fritz.
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