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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Personal
Mesdames Carl Daubert, Donald
Paeglow, ‘G. S. Williams, Charles
Hosler, Ralph Brown and Carol Wil-
liams entertained at a neighborhood
birthday = party for Mrs. James
LaBar recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bennie and
family, Joseph street, are spending
some time at Rehobeth Beach, Del-
aware.
Carl “Cookie” Daubert, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Daubert, Parrish
street, ‘returmed home. over the
eekend, after being on a two-week
cruise with the U.S. Navy. ¥
Janice Blight, daughter of Mrs.
Janice Blight, Huntsville, js under-
. going observation at the Nesbitt
Hospital.
Mrs. Walter Covert, has returmed
to her home on Parrish street, after
submitting to surgery at the Nesbitt
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and
Mrs. George Seelandt, Dallas, and
Mrs. Calvin Tinsley, Mountain Top,
have returned after spending some
time with Mr .and Mrs. Howard
Tinsley and family, Collingdale, Pa. |
attended the | f
graduation of Judith Tinsley, from |
While ‘there, they
Presbyterian School of Nursing,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas (Cease, Franklin
street, is undergoing observation at
the Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs, Rhoda Bartell,
ain High-
way, left Friday, to motor with '
friemds, to Florida. They will tour
Coral Gables; and visit Myrtle
Thompson, a former resident of
Church street, mow living in Fort
Lauderdale.
George Otto, son of Mr, and Mrs.
“Herman Otto, Forty Second street,
returned from the Nesbitt Hospital
Pccently, after being a surgical pati-
ent.
Mrs. Allen Bishop, with son
Jackie and daughter Linda, returned
to Spring City Monday after spend-
ing three days with Mrs. Betty Ran-
som, Cemter Hill Road.
Mrs. Robert Coleman with chil-
dren Bobby and Donna Marie, of
Columbia; and Mr. and Mrs: Fran-
cis Coleman with daughter Grace
Ann, of Hartford, Conn. were week-
end guests of Mrs. Catherine Cole-
man. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van Horn,
Denver, Col., and daughters Debbie,
Diane, Sherry and Donna were re-
cent visitors at the home of Assist-
ant Police Chief and Mrs. Jesse
Coslett, Trucksville. Mr. Van Horn
is Mrs. Coslett’s brother. He also
visited his mother, Mrs. Emma Van
Horn. '
Mrs. Henry Van Horn, the for-
mer Ida Hunt, Shavertown, is a
surgical patient in St. Joseph’s Hos-
pital, Baltimore, Md. X
Carol Exarhopoulos, Idetown, is
spending two weeks at Camp On-
awandah. Her grandmother, Mrs,
L. E. Beisel, Idetown, is up and
about again after three weeks spent
battling a virus.
3 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Siley, Dallas;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siley, Laurel
Run and Mr. and Mrs. George Space,
Noxen spent the 4th of July holi-
», at Siley Cabins, Bald Mountain.
Alfred G. Davis, Birdboro, recently
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Davis, Elizabeth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Boote, Knob
Hill, Trucksville, had as recent
guests, Mrs. John Krouse and chil-
dren, Jackie and Marlaine Aurora,
Colorado.
Mrs. Marilyn ‘Thomas and chil-
dren, Chuckie and David, Cleveland,
Ohio, recently visited the former’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Milford Shav-
er, Center Hill Road.
Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux ' and
daughter Carol recently spent a
‘weekend in New, York City, shop-
ping and taking in a few shows.
‘Mrs. Charles Hosler had as re-
sent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ray John-
.. and Mrs. J. Kenworthy Lord,
Honeybrook.
Mrs. W. E. Schoonover, Dallas
oR. D. 3, has returned after spend-
ng several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Love and family
in Newburgh, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs... Milton Lutsey,
Downingtown, have moved to Dallas
and are occupying an apartment at
224 Main Street. Mr. Lutsey is
- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Lutsey, Shavertown, and has joined
the faculty of Dallas Schools.
Professor and Mrs. Robert Soeder
are among newcomers to the area,
residing on. Country Club Road. The
Soeders are from Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. Merten Coolbaugh,
Shavertown and Mr. and Mrs. For-
rest Kunkle, of Kunkle, visited the
Kutztown Festival on July 4.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Major, Mt.
Vernon, Iowa, have returned home
after spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Williams, Sr., Shaver-
town. i
Sp. 4 William DeRemer and wife
Ursala with daughters, Christine,
«a Jessica left last week for Camp
arson, Col. On the way, they
stopped to visit friends in Lawrence,
Mass. Specialist DeRemer returned
recently ‘from Formosa where he
was stationed for 15 months as a
radio teletype operator with the
Military Advisory Group.
Paul Eckert, Machell Avenue, is
seriously + ill in Mercy Hospital
where he was admitted Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neuner and
family, Corning, N. Y., have re-
turned after visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neu-
ner, Hildonia Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard ‘Garey,
Maple Hills, Lehman, have as guests
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connor,
North Miami Beach, Florida. Mrs.
O'Connor is the former Miss Claire
Staub of Trucksville,
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1963
f Personal In
SECTION A — PAGE £
eighborhood News And Notes
Fiancee Of
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Mr, and Mrs. Henrik Petersen,
Copenhagen, Denmark, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Tove Gurli, to Thomas George
Schollenberger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Schollenberger, R. D. # 3,
Dallas.
Miss Petersen is employed by the
tDuty Free Export Shop, Copen-
L TOVE GURLI PETERSEN
Dallas Man
| hagen.
Mr. Schollenberger is a graduate
of Westmoreland High School, class
of 1960. He is stationed with the
U.S. Coast Guard at the American
Embassy, Copenhagen.
No date has been set for the
wedding,
Rebecca Rose
The Emanuel Assembly of God
Church, Harvey's Lake, was the
setting Saturday aftermoon, July 6,
for the wedding of Rebecca Rose
Montross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl = Montross, Sr., Noxen, to
Homer Charles Baker, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Albert Baker, Pikes
Creek.
The impressive double-ring cere-
mony was performed before an
altar banked with floral bouquets,
with Rev. Jack Peters and Rev.
George Clement, | officiating. Mrs.
Beulah Womer, aunt of the bride
was organist with Donald Rudolph,
cousin of the bride, soloist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a full length gown
of silk organza over taffeta, with
fitted bodice, jewel neckline and
bracelet length sleeves. The bouf-
fant skirt featured a short train.
Her finger-tip veil of French illu-
sion fell from a teired crown. [She
carried white roses cemtered with
baby breath,
Matron of honor was Mrs. Carl
Montross, Jr. sister-in-law of the
bride. She wore an orchid bal-
lerina length gown of silk organza
over taffeta, styled with scoop
Is Delegate To
Alumni Council
Mrs. Willard Garey, Executive
Secretary of College Misericordia,
is attending the national comven-
tion of the American Alumni Coun-
cil, Chalfonte—Haddon Hall, At-
lantic = City, New Jersey. The
Golden Jubilee of A.A.C. is being
observed at this conference which
convened on Monday July 8th and
will ‘end tomorrow.
Have Third Son
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Susaraba,
Demunds Road, announce the birth
of a son, John Michael, weighing
9 pounds, 11 ounces on June 20 in
Nesbitt Hospital. Mrs. Susaraba is
the former Shirley Coleman, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Catherine Coleman,
Fernbrook, and ‘the late Mr. Cole-
man, Mr. Susaraba is the son of
Mr. and Mrs .Alex Susaraba, Ed-
wardsville. The couple have two
other sons, Nick, Jr. and Timmy.
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Bride of Homer Charles Baker
neck, short sleeves and featuring a
bouffant skirt. Her headdress was
a matching flowered band with
short veil. She carried a bouquet
of yellow roses.
Bridesmaids were cousins of the
bride, Betty Lou Rudolph, ®Pine
dale, Pa. Attired in outfits like
that of the matron of honor, Betty
Lou wore yellow and Ellen, peach.
They carried bouquets of orange
delight roses.
Flower girls, Cindy Montross and
Rita Rosbach, wore matching
dresses of orchid silk organza.
Carl Montross, Jr. was best man.
Ushers were Claude Sorber and
Roy Gordon, Bloomsburg.
Mrs. - Carl Montross, Sr., mother
of the bride selected 'a dress of
pink silk featuring a matching
cumberbund amd lace jacket. She
wore white accessories with a
white rose corsage.
For her son’s wedding, Mrs. Al-
bert Baker chose a navy blue dress
with white trim and accessories.
Her corsage was of white roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the Idetowm Fire
Hall for approximately one-hundred
fifty guests, after which the couple
left for a wedding trip to Atlantic
City.
Both Mr, and Mrs. Baker are
graduates of Lake-Lehman High
School of the class of 1963. Mr.
Baker will enter Wilkes-Barre Busi-
mess School in the fall. The couple
are residing with Mrs. Baker’s par-
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Choir At Butfet Supper
Mrs. William Blackman, organist
and choir director of the Little
White Church on the Hill, Trucks-
ville, was hostess to the senior
choir at a buffet supper recently.
Supper was served to the follow-
ing: Mesdames Harry D. Owens,
Velma Williams, Georgeina Weid-
ner, Harold Croom, Corinne Jones,
Sandra Hoover, Blanche Atherholt,
Linda Renville, Sheldon Bennett.
Ruth Turn Reynolds, Domald An-
derspn, William Hewitt, Robert
Pritchard, John Wardell, Jr., Wal-
ter Phillips, William Clewell, Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Germond, and the
hostess.
Gerald J. Gerrity Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gerrity,
North Lake, Sweet Valley, announce
the birth of a son. Gerald John, Jr.,
on July 6 in Nesbitt Hospital.
This is the couple's first child.
Mrs. Gerrity is the former Beverly
Gosart, Dallas.
The new baby is the first grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gosart, Jr., Dallas and the first
great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gosart, Sr., Shavertown.
Joint Birthday Dinner
Held At Noxen Grove
‘Eugene Hummell observed his
66th birthday and Stanley Scott his
| | 14th anmiversary on July 4th at
.| Tomco’s Grove, Noxen, at a joint
dinner party.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.: Eu-
gene Hummell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Jones and Tracy Lynn, Har-
vey’s Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Scott, Ray, Jr., Stanley, Leroy, Ju-
dith, Alan, Larry and Janet, Noxen;
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Framtz, South
Amboy, N. J.; Bennie Hummell,
Metuchin, N. J.; Cleveland Hum-
mell, Old Bridge, N. J.; Earl Hum-
mell, New Brumswick, N. J.; Harry
Hummell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter An-
drews Joan and Carol Scranton;
Jerry Costello, Beverly Scone.
Many of the guests enjoyed an
afternoon of swimming.
Helen Pekerosky Is
Engaged To Paul Sambo
Mrs. Anna Pekerosky, Division
Street, Shavertown, amnounce thé
approaching marriage and engage-
ment of her daughter, Helen Anm,
to Paul P. Sambo, son of Mrs. Su-
san Sambo, Union Street, Luzerme
and the late Andrew Sambo.
Miss Pekerosky, daughter of the
late Joseph Pekerosky, attended
Edwardsville Schools and is em-
ployed by the O’Malia Laundry.
Mr. Sambo attended Luzerne
Schools and is employed by the
Liberty Throwing Co.
The wedding will be 'solemnized
Saturday, July 20, at 9:30 AM. in
St. Mary’s Greek Catholic Church,
Kingston.
Two Honored At
Birthday Picnic
A picnic was held at the James
LaBar home in Kunkle, honoring
the birthdays of Mrs. Cecil Hinnant,
Greensville, N. C., and Mrs. James
LaBar, Parrish Street.
Guests were Mrs. Don LaBar, Mrs.
Cecil Hinnant, daughter Debbie,
Pam, Donna and Kim, Mrs. Gladys
Wood, Mrs. James LaBar.
Marc Davies At Camp
Marc Scott Davies, son of Dr. and
Mrs, Carlton Davies, Machell Aven-
ue, Dallas, is spending six weeks of
summer camping at the Admiral
Farragut Academy, located at Pine
Beach, N. J. The Academy is a
Fro TTT errr revere r reve
preparatory school for Annapolis.
Kutz, Sweet Valley at Our Lady of
| Mt. Carmel Church, Sweet Valley on
June
Bride
MRS. FRANK KUTZ
Miss Beverly Jean Sabol, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Longo,
Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., be-
came the June bride of Frank A.
Kutz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
June 15.
Rev. S. F. Banas preformed the
double ring ceremony and celebrat-
ed the Nuptial Mass.
The bride given in marriage by her
father, wore an "imported lace gowm
with fitted bodice and long tapered
sleeves, the Sabrina neckline out-
lined with re-embroidered iridescent
sequins and’ seed pearls. The bouf-
fant skirt of pleated lace -ruffles
and alternating rows of pleated tulle
was caught with: several cabbage
roses and ended in an aisle wide
cathedral train.
Her imported veil of English ill-
usion fell from a tier of seed pearls
and aurora borealis crystals. Her
cascade bouquet was of white car-
nations, stephanotis, and orchids.
She wore a single strand of pearls,
gift of the bridegroom.
Patricia Kutz, sister of the bride-
groom was maid of honor and Mrs.
Charlotte Travis, matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Marilyn Rondi-
nella, Carol Wujcik, Sherry Berkow-
itz, Margaret Abbruzzese, Patricia
Curran, and Muriel Rowlenson.
Junior bridesmaid was Audrey
Swithers, Lymn Koval, and Brenda¥
Lacey, were flowers girls.
ward Kosciuszko and Bernard Wuj-
“cik.
Church ushers were Charles Val-
hath and Charles Hoover.
Mother of the bride chose a pure
pink silk organza gown with match-
ing accessories. Mrs. Clarence Bleith,
maternal grandmother wore a pure
silk aqua sheath amd matching ac-
cessories. Mrs. [Sabol paternal grand-
mother of the bride, wore a beige
dress with matching accessories.
Mother of the bridegroom selected
an ice blue embroidered silk organza
sheath with white accessories. Mrs.
Helen Kutz, grandmother of the
groom, chose a navy print dress and
white accessories. Mothers wore ‘or-
chid gorsages, grandmothers white
carnations. :
A bridal breakfast and dinner
were held at St. Michael’s Hall,
Breslau, followed by an evening re-
ception. Couple left on a trip to Up-
per New York State. They are resid-
ing at Lake Silkworth.
The bride is a graduate of Madi-
son High School, Brooklyn and Adel-
phia Business College.
Mr. Kutz is a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School and attended
Kutztown State College. He is em-
Trenton, N. J.
ployed by the Porter Corporation,
25th Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul,
Sr., R.D. 1, Harveys Lake, who cele-
brated their 25th anniversary on
June 25,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul, Jr.
Mrs. Hennebaul is the former
Mary Grimes, daughter of Joseph
Grimes and the late Anna McBride
| Grimes, Wilkes-Barre. |
Mr. Hennebaul is the son of Mrs.
Barbara Walter Hennebaul, Harveys
Lake and the late Fred Hennebaul,
former director of St. Therese’s
Choir, Shavertown.
Aloysius Roman Catholic ‘Church,
Wilkes-Barre, by Rev. Raymond
Mulligan, Catherine Crispell Baker
was bridesmaid and Charles Henne-
baul, best man. Ushers were Paul
Roman and Paul Grimes.
They have five children: Walter,
dr., Trucksville; Freddie, at Magee
Rehabilitation Center, Philadelphia,
were feted at a buffet |
i supper served at their home by
The couple were married at St. |
and Barbara, Peggy and Mary Jean |
terest
Harvey's Lake Couple Mark
Anniversary
children.
Mr. Hennebaul is employed at
Clyde Birth’'s Esso Station, Dallas.
He formerly operated the Texaco
Station in Trucksville.
Mrs. Hennebaul also observed her
45th birthday on their anniversary.
Present for the celebration were:
Mrs. Barbara Hennebaul, Mr. and
Mrs. John Zaleskas, Mrs. Harold
Engle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard 'Par-
sons, John and Ann Marie, Harveys
Lake; Mrs. Clarence Grey, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Schooley, Noxen; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hennebaul, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hennebaul, Wilkes-
( Barre, Barbara, Peggy, Mary Jean,
| Patricia, Walter 3rd, Theresa and
| Freddie Hennebaul.
Freddie was home for the week-
| end and able to attend festivities.
| Among those present were members
| of the fourth generation, Mrs. Bar-
| bara Hennebaul, Walter. Sr., Walter
| Jr., and Patricia Hennebaul.
| The couple received many beauti-
| ful gifts.
at home. There are three grand-
Miss Lucy Courtright, Trucksville,
was guest of Royer Foundry and
Machine Company recently, at a
party held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Davies, West Dallas.
Miss = Courtright,
33 years of service, was feted at a
buffet supper. She also was pre-
sented with gifts.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs, Calvin
Amos, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Croom,
retiring after
Retiring Trucksville Woman
Honored By Fellow Workers
; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeBarry, Mr.
| and Mrs. Walter Dickinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Fry, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Jewell, Mr. and Mrs.
| William Lohman, Mr. and Mrs. May-
| nard Lusaitis, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
| Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James Stuart,
Margaret Ford, Isabelle Donahue,
Laverne York, Fred Lamoreaux,
John Mezavich, Francis Tencza the
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powder blue, hot pink, nile green,
yellow, deep blue, shrimp and tur-
quoise. Their bouquets of shattered
carnations were centered with large
matching bows. Flower girls wore
matching pink and white gowns.
Best man was George Sabaluski
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Hoover, Dale Campbell, Thomas
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