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Phyllis Major and Dale Major,
Mt. Airy Road, spent the weekend
in Wilmington, Delaware, with their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Elston.
Mrs. Howard Risley, Hutsville
Road, is recoverign from a recent
illness at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. L. C. Wolfe, Allentown, for-
merly of Shavertown, is spending
th&@ weel with Mrs. Ruth Houser,
Shavertown.
Mrs. Hannah James, Jackson
Street, member of Dallas Borough
School faculty, underwent surgery
at Nesbitt: Hospital on Friday.
Fredric W. Anderson, Sr. Pio-
neer Avenue, Shavertown, returned
home from Nesbitt Hospital on Fri-
day after having been a patient for
several weeks.
Mrs. James Besecker Norton
Avenue, is recuperating in Nesbitt
Hospital, following a recent heart
attack.
Mrs. Mamie Frederick, Memorial
Highway, Trucksville, had as recent
visitors, Mrs. Sophia {Ahrendts,
Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Clements, New Jersey.
Ruth Brace, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Brace, East Dallas, is
recuperating from the measles.
Vance Johnson, Providen-n,
Rhode Island, spent the weekend
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dean. JoXuson,
Trucksville.
Mrs. Bert Brace, formerly of East
Dallas, will spend the summer with
he daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hess, Demunds
Road, coming here from Maryland,
wire she has visited Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Evans, ‘during the past
several months.
Mrs. Elva Wagner, Demunds Road,
spent last weekend with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Forman, in Wrightstown, N.J.
Mr. Wilson (Cease, East Dallas, re-
turned home from Nesbitt Hospital
on Saturday. .
Albert Colley, Franklin Street,
Dallas, was admitted to General Hos-
pital on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. William Eckert is able to go
out after a close call with pneumo-
nia. : :
| Mrs. David Joseph, Norton ave-
nue, has been confined with a seige
of bursitis.
Carl Stash, son of Mrs. Betty
Stash, Davenport street, spent the
weekend recently, with his mother,
sisters and brother, Betsy, Marianne
and Andy. Carl attended Girard Col-
lege, in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and
Mrs. G. S. Williams, and: Carol, Par-
rish street, recently spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scaife
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaughn,
Jimmy and Bobby, Bloomsburg.
Mrs. Lida Hughes, Mooretown,
spent the weekend in Bethlehem as
thoes of her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Hughes and children.
Sandra Strazdus, East Dallas, cele-
brated her 19th birthday on Mon-
aol Sandy is the friendly book-
keeper at the Dallas Post.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Semko, for-
merly of Trenton, N.J., have moved
to Meadowcrest, Trucksville. Mr.
Semko is associated with Linear
Corporation.
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Cowett,
Winslow, Maine, have purchased a
new home in Midway Manor. Mr.
Cowett is manager of McCrory’s at
Gateway Shopping Center.
Sincere. sympathy is offered to
Mrs. Eugene Farley in the recent
loss of her mother. »
Hix’ twin grandsons, Howard and
Todd Harding, equipped with their
first drivers licenses, dropped in Fri-
day evening from Herndon, Virginia,
and remained to paint the porches
be¥®re taking off again in the ancient
De-Soto Sunday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. Donald Britt and
children, Curtis and Carol, Bunker
HY, visited Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Kunkle on Sunday.
Mrs] Dorrance Reynolds, Goodleigh
Farms, was admitted to Nesbitt
Hospital shortly before noon on
Monday, for a series of tests.
- Mrs. Grace Whitesell, Lehman, had
as recent callers, Mrs. Nellie Sickler
and Leo Sickler, Forty Fort and Mr.
and Mrs. Sharon Whitesell, Darlene
and Cheryl, Loyalville.
Henry Welch has sold his home on
Davenport street and will take up
residence in Orlando, Florida. Mr.
Welch was costodian of the Dallas
Borough School, prior to retirement.
Dianne Dennis, eight, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis, Hunts-
ville Road, is a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital, after submitting to an ap-
pendectomy. Dianne is a third grade
student in Dallas Borough School.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1963
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 5 |
On 40th Wedd
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin, Sr.,
Roushey Plot, Fernbrook, celebrat-
ed their fortieth wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday evening at a sur-
prise party given by their four
children at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Martin, Jr.
Married in Courtdale Methodist
Church by Rev. Harry F. Henry in
1823. The couple have resided in
Dallas Township all of their lives,
occupying their present home for
the past 37 years.
Four children were born to the
couple: Mrs. Warren Stanton, Mrs.
Jay Bloomer, Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh
and Harry, Jr. There are also
seven grandchildren.
Mr, Martin is employed by the
Newberry Estate.
Present at the anniversary festiv-
ities were: Rev. and Mrs. Watson
and Brian, Peter Roushey, Mr. and
Mrs. James Roushey, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin Feted
ng Anniversary
Windfield Brace, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Kubasti and family, Mr. and
Mrs. William Perry, Gladys Gable,
Mr. and Mrs. Afton Reese, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs.
Reuel Lasher, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Lumley and family, Mr. and Mrs.
David Kitchen and family, Emma
Creagh, Vida Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
Merten Coolbaugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Bloomer, Ruth Young, Carol
Lasher, Barbara Lasher, Gertrude
Moore, Lorraine Moore, Beatrice
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Tony DeCosta,
Agnes Sidorek, Nettie Mokychic,
Virginia Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Laing
Coolbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bloom-
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Race and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sidorek, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin,
Jr. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Stanton and family, Mrs. Tessie
Shelhamer, and the guests of honor.
Gains Swift Art
A former Dallas resident is gain-
ing recognition in the Philadelphia
area as an outstanding artist, and
has recently sold several of her
paintings in Wyoming Valley.
Dorothy Mack Crosby, wife of
Richard S. Crosby, 340 Oakwood
Lane, Devon, Pa., stopped in at the
Post recently to show some of her
lovely pastels of floral arrange-
ments.
Daughter of Mrs. Fred J. Mack
and the late Mr. Mack, Dallas, Mrs.
Crosby majored in art at Beaver
College, her alma mater, and. did
further study under Roy Nuse, in-
structor at the College of Fine Arts,
Philadelphia. 3
Her return to serious art work,
following the illness of her husband
last year, found her exhibiting the
remarkable talent which previously
had won the plaudits of her teachers
and friends.
Dorothy Mack Crosby, Devon
Recognition
The Crosbys go into the local mar-
kets for their fresh and colorful
flower models early in the morning,
when the fragrant and assorted
blooms can be captured in their full
beatuty.
Mrs. Crosby prefers still life and
pastels, also doing some work in oils.
She has exhibited at St. Alban’s
Church, Newton Square, and has
no difficulty in finding eager bidders
for her excellently executed offer-
ings.
She and her husband finish their
own frames, preferring to blend
them to produce a finished master-
piece.
The Dallas Post personnel were
enthusiastic upon viewing her real-
istic. and’ lovely reproductions.
Mr. Crosby is the son of the late
W. Fassett Crosby, one time busi-
ness associate of the late Howard
Risley’s father.
Entertain Friends
On Sunday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Corby,
Tunkhannock, entertained a group
of friends at a Covered Dish Supper
Sunday ‘evening at their home.
Present. were: Mr, and Mrs, Char-
les Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Egg-
leston, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dett-
more, Mrs. Helen Rice, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trumbower.
Move To California
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Heslop, have
sold their home on School Street,
Shavertown, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hayston and family, and left for El-
Pasco, Texas, where they will visit
their son, Airman First Class and
Mrs. Paul Heslop and daughters,
for a month. They will then go to
Santa Maria, California, where they
will make their home. Their daugh-
ter and family Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Kerns also reside in Santa Maria.
Mrs. Richard McRay
In Pi Lambda Theta
Mrs. Richard McRay, Lexington,
Mass., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Rudy, Shavertown, was honored
May 18 at a dinner meeting at
the Sheraton Plaza, Boston, when
she was initiated into the National
Honor and Professional Association
‘of Women in Education, Pi Lambda
Theta.
Speakers were Dr. Donald D:
Durrelle and Dr. Helen Murphy,
both lecturers at College Miseri-
cordia. Mrs. McRay, the former
Carol Rudy and a 1956 Westmore-
land graduate, holds a degree from
College Misericordia and a Masters
from Boston A University.
Arthur Dale Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Wagner,
Alexandria, Va., announce the birth
of a son Arthur Dale Wagner June
1, weight six pounds four ounces.
Mrs. Wagner is the former Verna
Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wagner, 'of Harveys Lake.
Dale, with the Service in Arlington,
is son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wagner
Br., Dallas RD 1. !
Lake Woman's Club To
See Slides On Russia
Harveys Lake Women's Club will
hold its final meeting for the season
tonight at Laketon School, when
Samuel Davenport, of the Lake-
Lehman high school faculty, will
show slides and talk about his trip
to Russia. :
Mrs. Charles Williams will pre-
side. Chairman of hostesses is Mrs.
Carl Swanson.
Wright Is Improving
Bt Geisinger Hospital
William R. Wright, Highland Ave-
nue, Dallas, civic leader and Dallas
School Director, is making good pro-
gress at Geisinger Hospital, Danville,
after submitting to surgery early
Tuesday morning last week.
“Bill” was taken to the Medical
Center on Monday after formation
of a blood clot was discovered in
his left leg.
Mrs. Wright has been constantly
at his bedside. The couple’s two
children, Judy and Teddy, accom-
panied her on a visit to their dad
on Monday, June 3,
Wrights observed their 24th wed-
ding anniversary.
Their many friends wish “Bill” a
speedy recovery and many more
happy anniversaries.
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Ata lovely June Weddle, Mary
Catherine ‘Polacky, daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Polacky and the late Post-
master Polacky, Dallas, became the
bride of William Flagge, son of Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Walter Witkowski, Bay-
side, N.Y., Saturday morning at Gate
of Heaven Church, Dallas.
With the Papal Blessing of the late
Pope John 23rd bestowed upon the
union, the couple were united in
marriage by Rev. Francis A. Kane
before an altar decorated with white
gladiola and carnations.
Patricia Maslaski was organist and
James Hughes, soloist.
Miss Carol Polacky, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Misses Helen Simalchick,
Yvonne Ollinger and Patricia Lynch.
Joseph Lowery was best man and
James Moorehead, Eugene Tomazew-
ski and Vincent Turiano were ushers.
The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her brother, Joseph, wore
a princess style gown of white lace
over a ‘skirt of silk taffeta, which
flowed into 'a cathedral train, de-
signed with a scalloped boat neckline
Jt from a beaded halo crownand
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and long tapered sleeves.
Her fingertip veil of silk illusion |
she carried a swing bouquet of white
roses and stephanotis.
The ‘maid of honor chose a petal
pink floor length gown of silk or-
ganza With cap sleeves, round neck-
line and a pleated cummerbund.
She wore a matching picture hat of
nylon mesh and carried a colonial
Bride
MRS. WILLIAM FLAGGE
bouquet of red roses.
The bridesmaids wore matching
sky blue gowns and carried colonial
bouquets of pink roses.
Mrs. Polacky, mother of the bride,
was gowned in an ice blue silk bro-
cade sheath dress made with a bell
bow at the waist. She wore white
accessories and an orchid corsage.
Her close fitting hat of petal design
was decorated with colored flowers
and leaves. yor
The mother of the bridegroom
chose, a champagne beige peau de
soie overlace silk dress. Her match-
ing hat was accented with delicate
flowers. She also wore an orchid
corsage.
Reception followed at the Wahoo
on a honeymoon trip to Canada.
Inn, Harveys Lake. The couple left
They will reside at 473 N. Syracuse
Avenue, Massapequa, Long Island,
New York.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Mary's High School and Mercy Hos-
pital School of Nursing and recently
completed” four years service with
the Navy Nurse Corps.
The bridegroom graduated from
Bayside High School and Mechanics
Institute of New York. He served
four years aboard the submarine
Ronquil with the US Navy. He is
employed as an industrial plumber
with Edward B. Kearney, Inc., N.Y.
The Dallas Post
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Butlers Plan Visit
To Daughter Abroad
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler and
son, John, Jr., Ridge Street, Shaver-
town, will fly from Idlewild Airport
on July 9 for Munich, Germany,
where they will visit their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Lukasavage.
They will also meet their first
grandchild, Susan, aged one, whom
they have never seen.
Mrs. Lukasavage is the former
Sharon Butler. Her husband is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luka-
savage, Shavertown and is employ-
ed by the General Electric Corpora-
tion in Munich,
The Butlers will be abroad a
month and hope to include visits
to Austria and Italy in their itin-
erary, with their daughter and
family acting as guides; The young
couple have already visited six Eu-
ropean countries since their trans-
fer.
Mrs. Ayres’ Pupils
To Give Recital
Mrs. Louie W. Ayre will present a
number of her students in a Music
Recital Friday evening, June 7, in
the Parish House of St. Clements
Church, Wilkes-Barre, at 8 p.m.
The following boys and girls will
participate: Debbie, Donna and Don-
ald Anthony, Jr. Cathy Cawley,
Nancy Covert, David Cutten, Lorene
Daring, Harry Goeringer, IV, Ann
and Robert Graham, Jr., Claudia
Imatt, Patricia Inman, Amy Love-
land, XKatherine Loveland, Diane
Morgan, Maeryta Parkhurst, Bren-
da, Paula and Todd Richards, Susan
Stouffer.
‘On Friday evening, June 14, the
following students will be presented
at St. Clements: Gwen Arnaud, Bon-
nie Baird, Cathy Colovos, Gary
Crompton, Annie Davies, Charlene
and Christine Demmy, Judy Evans,
JoAnne Gensel, Jane Gilmartin,
Connie Jenkins, Glenda and Patti
Larson, Mary Ellen MacFadden,
Mary Miller, Susan Moore, Anne
and Lynn Moyer, Joan Nelson, Jo
Ann Norrie, Sally Otto, Mary Ann
Qabadish, Pamela Sabol, Robert
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Past Matrons Feted
. At Meadow Lake
The Past Matrons of Dallas Chap-
ter 396, Order of the Eastern Star
were guests of the Worthy Matron,
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Monday, May
27, at her home at the Meadow Lake
Farm.
Mrs. Gertrude Davies, president,
presented the Junior Past Matron,
Mrs. Betty Meeker,who was formally
welcomed into the group.
The Worthy Matron presented her
agenda of coming activities: a family
Picnic at Meadow Lake Farm on
July 17, the yearly Auction at the
Meadow Lake Farm on July 27.
Past Matrons enjoying Grandma
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Elizabeth Ide, Edna Johnson, Helen
Hontz, Marie Wolfe, Gertrude Dav-
ies, Helen Crispell, Myrtle Rineman,
Elizabeth Layaou, Mildred Lutes,
Laura Dymond, Elma Price, Oce
{Beryl Austin, and Betty Meeker.
Past Matrons’ Meeting will be
Tuesday, June 18, at the home of
Mrs. Mildred Lutes with Mrs. Oce
Beryl Austin as co-hostess.
Mrs. Helen Crispell invited ‘the
members and their husbands to her
home for a “Cook Out” Sunday,
August 10.
Mrs. Fielding Heads
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Mrs. Grace Fielding, Chase, was
elected president of the Lake Leh-
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‘Shavertown
meeting, held recently.
Other officers chosen were: Sam
Frances Arnt, Shavertown, To
Wed Thomas Ochman June 15
Mr. and Mrs. John Arnt, E. Center
Street, announce the approaching |
marriage of their daughter, Frances,
to Thomas Ochman, son of Mr. and
Reception will be held at the Russ
sian Hall, Edwardsville.
Miss Arnt is a graduate of West
| Central Catholic High School and is
Mrs, Thomas ©Ochman, Sheridan | employed as secretary for Karl
Street, Wilkes-Barre on June 15 in | Loucks Insurance Agency.
St. Therese’s Church, Shavertown, Mr. ©Ochman graduated from
at 10 am. | Marymount High School and is em-
Ceremony will be preformed by | Ployed as a teller at First Federal
Rev. Francis Brennan. Organist will | Savings and Loan Company, Wilkes-
be Edward Zabosky and soloist, | Barre.
Adrian DeMarco. ? :
Ann Black will be maid of honor | Correction
and Mary Ann Ochman, sister of |
the bridegroom, bridesmaid. Rose| It was Mrs. May Lord, Hunlock
Marie Petty, niece of the bride, will | Creek, who celebrated her 84th
be flower girl and Sandra Chapman, | birthday on May 30. Mrs, Lord al-
Baltimore, Md., junior bridesmaid. | so has 18 great grand children. She
Paul Ochman will serve as best| is a resident at Carpenter Nursing
man for his brother and Frank! Home, Idetown.
Niznik as usher.
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Harrison, vice president; James
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