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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, entertained at a
family dinner, on Sunday. Attend-
ing were, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Davis, Jim and Ric, Parrish Street,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tinsley, Ju-
dith and Bob, Collingsdale and Mrs.
George Seelandt, Huntsville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tinsley,
Judith and Bob, Collingsdale; spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Tinsl@s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Davis, Davenport Street and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Tinsley, Mountain
Top. * 1
Mrs. William Burnaford, Haver-
town, is recovering, after being ill
with chicken pox. Mrs. Burnaford
is the former Mildred Kingston,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kingston, Tarlton Avenue.
Linda Swelgin, freshman at Lock
Haven State College, spent last
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Alfred Swelgin in Idetown.
Accompaning her was her classmate,
Ann Fleming of Alexandria, Pa.
Carol Cooper, two, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper, Daven-
port (Street, is improving after being
very ill.
Donald Williams, Susquehanna
Avenue, has returned to his home
after being a patient in the General
Hospital. He will remain confined
to his home.
Jud Hauck, Lancaster, former
Dallas resident, spent a day this
week visiting his sister and brother-
in-law, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Mascali,
Machgdl Avenue, Dallas. Jud and
Sally” used to be in the broiler
" business here.
Mr Fred Jennings has returned
to her home on Norton Avenue
after spending sometime with her
daughter in the Philadelphia area.
Leighton Scott, Huntsville Road,
spent the weekend at Haverford
College catching up on tales with
old classmates.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and
daughter, Joan, returned to Meri- |
dan, Conn., on Sunday after Si
ing several days with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ide, and
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes,
Kingston. ‘While they were here
Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. David Ide
entertained for them.
Betty Brown, New York City, re-
cently visited her brother and
sister-in-law, Atty. and Mrs. James
Lenahah Brown, Westmoreland
Hills, Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laidler,
Pioneer Avenue, attended parents’
weekend at Bouve Boston College,
affiliated with Tufts University;.
where their daughter, Sandra is a
student.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Viilemén
and family have moved from Wyo-
ming to a home they have pur-
Chel 91 Midland Drive, Dallas,
Mr. ileman is salesman for Rust
Greeting Cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morris and
famil@¥ former Forty Fort residents,
have purchased and moved into a
home at Shrine Acres. Mr. Morris
is vice president of First National
Bank, Wilkes-Barre.
Cards
Chick Smith who is at Orlando,
Fla., saying that weather there is
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stokes and
family have moved from Swoyers-
ville to Meadowcrest, Trucksville.
Mr. Stokes is employed by General
Cigar Company, Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gross, Sutton
Road, are spending a vacation in
Europe.
Warren Hicks, former editor of the
Dallas Post,” spent Wednesday with
his @ther, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks,
Pioneer Avenue, Dallas.
~ Mrs. William Newberry, Pioneer
Avenue, has recovered from an at-
tack Rot the virus.
Cards have been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden who
are enjoying a vacation in Italy,
Switzerland, Germany and England.
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott, Easton,
will spend the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Hunts-
ville Road, before leaving for a va-
cation in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols, Dal-
las R.D. 2, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on March 19.
Tom Wright who has been a pa-
tient at Nesbitt Hospital for some
time has returned to his home in
Carverton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams,
Dallas R.D. 2, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at General Hos- |
pital on March 16.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1963
SECTION A —PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Celebrate 47th
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman,
East Dallas, celebrated their forty
seventh wedding anniversary Sun-
day with a family dinner given by
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stevens, East Dallas.
Mrs. Newman is the former Jen-
nie Jumper, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Jumper of
Hanover Township. She spent her
early life in Ashley and the Town-
ship. Mr. Newman is a native of
Cambridge, England. = When he
to the States he settled in Kings-
ton where he operated a trucking
farm on the present Sears Roebuck
| site in the narrows, Kingston.
The couple was married by Rev.
McAlpine in the Scotch Methodist
Church, and came to Dallas forty
two years ago when Mr. Newman
purchased the farm they now own
at East Dallas. Part of the farm
was purchased by the Dallas School
District for the present High School.
The Newmans have always been
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman
Anniversary
active in the development of the
Back Mountain Area. Both were
driving forces in the Dallas Fire
Company from the beginning, Mr.
Newman as president of the Com-
pany, Mrs. Newman: as president
of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Newman, always active,
worked diligently for the athletic
fence at the present Dallas Junior
High School. Many a time she
Post with publicity on it. She has
been an outstanding worker at the
Back Mountain Library auction,
ing to New York and other central
| cities to find parts fox antique dolls
that had to be restrtng,
children’s homes.
Methodist Church.
We at the Post and their neigh-
bors wish them many more years
of happiness together!
Bernard Corbys,
Are Given Housewarming
A group of old friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Corby at a
housewarming at their home in
Tunkhannock recently.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eck, Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trum-
bower, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Max-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hand,
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eggleston, Mr.
and Mrs, Gerald Dettmore, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stevens.
Lunch was served by the group
end a lovely gift was given to the
suprised couple.
Mrs. Corby is the former Eliza-
beth Newman Keefer, Dallas.
| Susan Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Arohig Williams,
Leraysville, Pa., announce the birth
of a daughter, Susan Elizabeth,
8 Ibs., 4 ounces, March 6 at
Towanda Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Williams is the former Mary
Elizabeth Schooley, daughter of Mrs.
Sherman Schooley and ‘the late Dr.
Schooley, Shavertown.
The couple have two other daugh-
ters, Cynthia Lou and Abbie Ann.
James William White
Mr. and. Mrs. James White, Car-.
lisle, Pa., “announce the birth of a
son, James William on March 15,
Carlisle Hospital.
Mrs. White is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Woolbert, Shaver-
town, the former Gail Woolbert.
This is the first child for the
White's and the first grandchild of
the Ted Woolbert’s.
Announce Birth
A six pound four ounce son,
Shawn Patrick, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Murphy, Noxen, March
10 at ‘General Hospital. There are
four other children, William, fifteen,
Roberta, ten, Hugh, nine and Amber,
three. Mrs. Murphy is the former
Jean Kasson, Noxen. Mr. Murphy is
employed with Atlas Chain Co.,
Pittston,
Have First Child
Mr. and Mrs. Woodring Redmond,
Dallas R. D. 3, became the parents
of a s’x pound, nine ounce son, Rich-
ard David, March 10 at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Mrs. Redmond is the former
Charlotte Armstrong, Orange. Mr.
Redmond is a Grey Hound bus
driver.
Cynthia Louise Martin
A six pound eleven ounce daughter,
Cynthia Louise, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Martin, R. D. 1, Dal-
las, March 11, at General Hospital.
There is one other child, Kenneth
C., two. Mrs. Martin is the former
Mary Gorgan, Kingston. Mr. Martin
operates a gas station in Kunkle.
McClarys, Grandparents
Twice In Three Months °
Twice within three months, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray McClary, Claude Street
Dallas, were made grandparents,
when babies were born to both their
daughters. On February 23 a son
Falcheck, Rochester, N. Y.,
son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lloyd,
Levittown, last December 15.
Mrs. Falcheck is the former Sylvia
McClary and Mrs. Lloyd is the form-
er Betty McCleary.
Debra Ann Lozier
Has Seventh Birthday
Debra Ann, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lozier, Park Street, Dallas,
celebrated . her seventh birthday
Saturday with a party at her home.
at Gate of Heaven School.
Present were Debbie, Marian,
Grace Kachak, Russell Newell,
Marilyn Wertman, Mrs. Ruth Lozier,
her grandmother, Earl Joseph and
her mother and dad.
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Seth Howell, Roushey Street,
Shavertown, will celebrate her 75th
birthday on Wednesday.
A resident of Shavertown for
many years, she is the former Maizie
Hess, daughter of the late Samuel
and Carrie Herdman Hess, Kunkle.
As a girl she spent much time,
with her grandparents in Trucks-
ville, where she met her husband,
Seth Howell, brother of the late G.
L. Howell. Her grandfather, Samuel
R. Hess was Trucksville’s' post-
master during that period.
The Howells also lived in Fern-
brook for twenty years. They have
always been residents of the Back
Mountain. \ !
Mrs. Howell has three brothers
and two sisters, also residing in the
Back Mountain: Wheeler and Roy
Hess, Kunkle; Mrs. Russell Honey-
well and Frances Hess, Dallas.
Her daughter, Mrs. Geraldine
Pope is well known throughout the
vicinity, being engaged in business
in Shavertown. There are also two
grandchildren, Richard and Carol
Pope.
Mr. .and Mrs. Howell will cele-
brate their 55th wedding anni-
versary in October. A devoted
couple, their home is always a spot
to stop in for a chat.
The Dallas Post extends happy
birthday wishes to a grand lady!
92 Years Old, Patient
Admitted to General Hospital by
Lehman ambulance Monday, was
Mrs. Katie Patton, widow of Howard
Patton. Mrs. Patton, 92, long-time
resident of Shavertown and a recent
guest at the home of Mrs. Mildred
Davis, Lehman, is in room 274.
She would appreciate cards.
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walked from home to the Dallas
dressing hundreds of dolls, travel- |
and dis- |
tributing left overs to hospitals and |
They are members of the Dallas |
was born to Mr. and Mrs. William |
also a |
She is a member of the first grade !
Betrothed
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Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Mascalli, Ma
chell Avenue, Dallas, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mar-
‘tha Marian, to Charles D. Wool-
bert, son of Howard Woolbert and
the late Mrs. Elgie Woolbert, Harris
Hill Road; Trucksville.
Miss Mascali is a graduate of West
Side Central Catholic High School.
MARTHA MARIAN MASCALI
- She will finish her training course
at Reading Hospital School of Nurs-
ing in ISeptember.
Mr, Woolbert is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School. He is
employed by Groff Novelty Com-
pany in Kingston.
No date has been set for the wed-
ding.
Mrs. Minnie Sites, Noxen Road,
Harveys Lake, celebrated her 80th
birthday last Wednesday.
Mrs. Sites has resided in Lake
Township + for twenty “two years,
moving théfe from Kingstor: She
ig the former Minnie’ “Hoppes. :
Her husband, David, died in 1953.
The. couple had eight children, six
of whom are living: Mrs. Laura
Harrison, Syracuse; Mrs. Verna
Thompson, Noxen; Mrs. Viola Weav-
‘er, Piymouth; Mrs. Carrie Chupca-
vich, Wilkes-Barre; Leaster Sites,
Kunkle Silver-Leaf
Plans Easter Party
Mrs. Owen Ide was hostess to
Kunkle Silver Leaf Club, Tuesday
evening, when plans Ha laid for
an Easter party April 16 at the
Franklin House in Center Moreland.
Mrs. William Weaver presided over
a business session which dismissed
early because of rapidly glazing
highways.
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Present also were Mesdames Ras: |
sell Miers, Elizabeth Hess, Florence
Klimeck, Lillian. Kunkle, Fred Dod-
son, Raph Elston, Emma Miller,
William Brace, Ralph Hess, James
Murray, Forrest Kunkle, Ralph Ash-
burner, James Traver, Virgie Elston,
and Stanley Harrison.
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Mrs. Minnie Sites Celebrates
Eightieth Birthday With Party
Harveys Lake; Mrs. Hilda Higgins,
Ruggles.
Mrs. Sites is in good health, keep-
ing her-own home, canning during
“tHe summer and making quilts dur-
Hing thé winter evenings.
Twenty five grandchildren and
fifteen great grandchildren are fre-
quent visitors’ at her home.
J | Loyalville: Mr. and Mrs. Marian Ide,
Mrs. Gilbert Ide Is
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Gilbert Ide, Idetown, was
pleasantly surprised by her husband
i and children Saturday when they
| entertained at a family birthday
dinner in her honor.
The party table and birthday
cake were carried out in green and
white for St. Patrick’s Day.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wolfe, Janice, Irene, Robert; Meeker,
| Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baer, William,
| Dianne, Cheryl, Wilfred Ide, Carol,
| Benton; Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes, Jeane, |
Cindy, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Baer, Clearfield, Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Joan,
Meridan, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. David
Ide, Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Boice, Floyd Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ide and Rita, Idetown.
Eric Stolarick Has
Third Birthday Party
Little Eric Stolarick, son of Mr.!
and Mrs. George Stolarick, Ridge
St. Fernbrook was guest of honor
at a party at his home on Saturday,
March 9. He was three.
The birthday rake was decorated |
with pink, blue and yellow morning |
glories, Enjoying the party were,
Mr. : and Mrs. Stephen Stolarick,
grandparents, Shavertown; Mr. and
Mrs. John Lechak, Jeanne, and Ann
Marie, Courtdale; his god-parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Debold and
Tharen of Larksville; Mr. and Mrs.
John Senchak, Sr. and Fred; Char-
lene Dodson; George, Jr. and Gary
Stolarick ,and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Senchak, Fernbrook.
Donna Marie Reina
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph’ Reina, RD
1, became parents of a six pound,
four ounce daughter, Donna Marie,
March 2, at Nesbitt Hospital. There
is another son, Nathan John, twen-
ty two months. Mrs. Reina is the
former Helen Kostowicz, Dickson
City. Mr. Reina is a radar special-
ist at Benton Air Force Base.
Left For Maine
Mrs. Samuel Fowler and children,
Sammy, Jackie Sue and Pammy,
flew to Loring Air Base, Maine, on
Friday. They have been residing
with Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Kingston, Tarlton Ave-
nue, Dallas, since returning from
Africa, until Mr. Fowler could locate
a home in Maine where he is sta-
tioned.
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| progress made in Israel
Library Book C
Enjoy Talk On
Mrs. William Newhart, Forty Fort,
at Library Book Club meeting Mon-
day, gave an inspiring talk on the
in living
conditions and culture in the last
fifteen years since organization. Fhe
spoke of the excellent schools, the
art galleries, the theatres, libraries,
universities, opera companies and
churches.
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins took charge
of the meeting in the absence of
[ Mrs. Paul Gross and Mrs. Thomas
Hillyer. Mrs. W. B. Jeter and Mrs.
Harry Ohlman poured. Hostesses
Noxen Girl Scouts
Receive Promotions
Eight Brownies from Troop 163, |
Noxen, flew into the Girl Scout
Troop 92 on March 12, the fifty-first
birthday of - Girl Scouting. ' They
were Candy Jones, June Belles, Dor-
othy Weaver, Gayle Space, Mildred
Traver, Judy Lee, Marilyn Macialek.
At the same time six. girls’ made
their Scout promise: Sheila Kopcha,
Kathy and Dawn Luketic, Marie
Blizzard, Barbara Bates and Nancy
| Thompson.
Later in the evening badges were
awarded to Scouts who had finished
requirements: Marcella Blizzard,
Mildred Case, Dora Lyons, Nancy
Scouten, Claire Clark, Linda Evans,
Roberta Steele, Yvonne Smith, Gail
Rittenhouse, Linda Weaver, Nancy
Thompson, Kathy and Dawn Luketic,
Sheila Kopcha.
Leaders are Mrs. John Jones, Mrs.
Richard Smith and Mrs. Welford
Scouten.
Boy Readmitted After
Emergency Operation
Discharged on Friday after an |
emergency appendectomy three
weeks earlier, three and a half year
old Robert Lee was rushed back to |
Nesbitt Hospital Tuesday night by |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peynton
Lee Jr., Dallas.
ward, third floor, Robert would ap-
preciate pretty cards.
Noxen Young Folks
Enjoy Party At Church
M.Y F. of Noxen Methodist Church | \arshall Schenck
enjoyed a party at the church Fri- | Raymond Soott,
On the children’s |
lub Members
New Israel
au!
were Mesdames
Ornan. Lamb,
and
lerman Thomas,
Clyde Davis, Stanley
T. Clyde Esler.
lesdames Peter D.
r, John C. Phil-
B. Davies
Present
Clark, Wa
lips, Thomas Heffernan, Lyman
| Lull, Ray lick, Harry Ohlman,
Bradford Alden, Dang Crump, Stan-
{ley B. Davies, Clyde Esler, Herman
| Thomas, on jz Edwin Nor-
Cross, Ch har] , W. B. Jeter,
‘Willie B. Howell,
George Ornan Lamb,
Mitchell J 5, Willard Seaman
and rer
Home
elementary
fTodern Math-
s Monday even-
igh School include
, elementary su-
ipals Louise Col-
and James
in, Grace Flem-
s, Dorothy Hen-
Jjughes, Thelma Lam-
Sarah Mitten,
Prokopchak,
Sloan, Manta
cott, Patricia
i Alice Yaple.
Attendance the first session
was hampered by bad weather, and
tl he second by the incidence of a
A hat same evening,
he teachers were
attendance is
Monday, when
| promised
the worksho
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> been Dr. Morton,
/Instructors
la noted authority on arithmatic,
| and” Mrs. Fuse, an arithmatic con-
i'sultant and f er teacher. Classes
two more weeks.
lia Reading Clinic
Dallas teachers
and Teresa Rutko-
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continue for
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course, 20
Reading
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teachers have signed up.
omer, Cathy Dend-
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atton, Eileen Wall, Russell
Elton ‘Wandell,
er Lyons, Larry
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; Gregery Montross,
os Bonnie W:
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