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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Amesi, Oak
Hill, have as their guests the for-
mer’s brother, and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Amesi and two daugh-
ters, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baur, Michael
and Juli, have moved from Na-
zareth to Terrace Avenue, Trucks-
ville, where “they purchased the
home formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ashman. Mr. Baur,
whgy is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John M. Baur, Shaver ‘Avenue,
Shavertown, has accepted a teach-
ing position in the Dallas High
School, Mrs, Baur is the former
Joan Allen, Harvey's Lake.
"Clare Marie DeMarco, daughter of
Mr. amd Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco,
Sutton Road, has returned to her
home after being a patient at
Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre,
where she submitted to minor
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Novitski, Jan-
ice, Jill, Jeff and Jack, Sutton
Road, Trucksville, amd Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Santavana and chil-
dren, Luzerne, have returned to
their homes after vacationing a
week at Bay Acres Camp, located
on Hay Bay, Omtario, Canada. En-
route home they toured Fort Mec-
Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco
and children, Adrian, Jr., Mary
Ann, John, Helen, Paul, ' Gerard,
Clare and Joseph will spend. this
week-end in Rochester, N.. Y. and
will- attend the DeMarco reunion
at Mount Morris, N. Y. on Saturday.
! and Mrs. John Martin, Staf-
ford Street, had as dinner guests
Die y, the former’s brother-in-
law“ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
L. Ray, Karla, Barry, Kevin, Brook
and Graceanne, Sweet Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glowach,
Carverton Road, have returned
from a trip to the Thousand Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
Carverton Road, emtertained at a
dinner party recently, in ‘honor of
their son, Robbie, on his fourth
birthday.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. An-
| drew Glowach, ,Mr. Peter Powell,
' Mrs. Nancy Webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Johnson, Edward, Jr. and
the guest of honor. ;
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Metcalf,
RD 1, Dallas, are spending a week
in Atlantic City, i
Mrs. Lawrence DeReemer, Debbie
Ann Phillips, Bradley, Gary and
| Becky, Perth Amboy, N. J. are
| spending a week ‘with her parents,
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freeman, Dal-
} las, R. D1, a JT
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Barney,
Rochester, N. Y., were among those
who were guests at the Clive D.
Hope home at New Goss Manor
during the days of the funeral of
Mrs. Clive’s mother, Mrs. Bessie E.
Schagiz.
Mrs. David E. Jones, Harris Hill
Road, returned to her home on
Tuegday after submitting to surgery
at Wesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Bodycomb
and daughter have moved into ‘their
newly, renovated home on Franklin
Street, Dallas.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Plain-
field, N. J., were tweekend guests
of Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vernon and
family, Trucksville, are vacationing
in Canada, where they are enjoy-
ing several weeks of good fishing.
Richard McCarty, Shavertown is
spending the week with his aunt,
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street.
2, Dallas, are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughter, Louise, born
June 17 ;
- and Mrs. Paul Lienthal, for-
merly of Elmer, N. J., are now re-
siding at Main Road, Dallas, R.D.
2... Mr. Lienthal represents the
Wig Book Encyclopedia.
Mrs. Howard Risley, Huntsville
Road, was admitted to Nesbitt Hos-
pital on Friday after becoming ill
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weidner
and family, Lehman Avenue, have
- moved to Beaumont.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kusiak and
. children, Joseph and Sharon, Hunts-
© ville, are vacationing at Lake Iosco
in the Rambeau Mountains, New
Jersey.
Wesley Himmler, Dallas, is a pa-
tient in General Hospital.
i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marley,
. Hilldonia Avenue, had as weekend
- guests their son and family, Mr.
“and Mrs. Herbert Marley Jr. and
son, Scott, ¥ork.
Robert “Butch” Roese, Sweet Val-
‘ley, left Sunday by bus, for Baker,
. Oregon, where he will visit his
sister and family, Airman Third
Class and Mrs. Claude Cowart and
Cl§'de, Jr. Mrs. Cowart is the
former Betty Roese, Sweet Valley.
All will return home in three
months except Airman Cowart who
will return east, when his stint in
the Army Airforce is completed.
Recent visitors to this area were
Linda Nowakowski, Palmyra, N. J.;
H. Eugene McCarty, Plymouth; R.
Earl, John [E. Earl, Middle Village,
" N. Y.; Mrs. Blanche Spotts, . Mrs.
" Glen Sweezy, Harrisburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wertime, Robert Wer-
time, Green Castle; Stephen Jones,
Virginia; Mrs. Carval Cain, Jay M.
« Cain, Jay M. Cain, Upper Darby
and Dave Trostel,
EN. J.
Marcia Lawhy, Church Street, is
i spending a week in Atlantic City.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Giberson,
eg { RD 4, Dallas, announce the birth of
Eh
, son, July: 18 at. General Ho
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hicks, R.D. |
Carney’s. Point, | *
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1963
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest -
OES Card Party To Be
Held At Lutsey Home
Mrs, Charles Lutsey, 113 Summit
Street, [Shavertown, will be hostess
at a Card Party and Cookout Satur-
day afternoon at her home at 2 p.m.
The affair is scheduled to aid the
Blossom Chapter of the Order of
| Eastern Star in its humane projects.
Assisting Mrs. Lutsey, chairman,
are Mrs. Josephine Bell and Mrs.
Ruth Lane. Mrs. Dorothy Haines is
Worthy Matron.
George Dendler Feted
On His 81st Birthday
George Dendler, who celebrated
his 81st birthday on July 20 was
honored at a family party held at
Ruggles recently.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Frantz, Beaumont; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Frantz, Wyoming; Mrs.
Elmer Steltz, Regina and grand-
| daughter, Debra and Leila Wilson,
| Danville; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Der-
r hammer, Little Meadows; Hannah
| Schweibel, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Mil-
ler, Poulsboro, N. J., Mrs. Marian
| Hamm, Allentown; Mrs. Charles |
Steidinger, Charles, Harold, Norma,
Nora and Jerry, Trucksville; Mrs.
George Dendler, Noxem; Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Hosler, Pamela, New
Tripoli, Pa.
Craft Fair Going On
At Stroudsburg Now
Now going on at East Stroudsburg
State College gymnasium, continu-
ing through Saturday, is the 16th an-
nual Craftsmen State Fair and
Exhibition.
Types of crafts include pottery
making, weaving, jewelry making,
silk screening, etc, Worth a trip to
Stroudsburg.
Book By Former
Dallas Teacher
Chemistry Treatise
Challenges Students
A former chemistry instructor at
Dallas semior high school now |
teaching af, Coughlin, is author of
two new books published by Bur-
David Kunkle
Opens Office
New Quarters In
~ Trucksville Ready
Dr. David Kunkle opened his new
office* im Trucksville last week, at
68 Carverton Road, where he has
purchased a home with offices on
the ground floor and a laboratory
in the basement. ;
Dr. Kunkle, one of the most
promising young medical men in
the Navy, was obliged to abandon
that career five years ago when he
escaped death by a miracle in" a
car crack-up at Patuxent Naval
Base, and spent several years inch-
ing his way back to health.
He was all set to sail for Lebanon,
chief dental officer on the ship,
when a three-day siege of strep
sore throat flattened him and caused
him fo black out when starting
from the naval base for a flying
trip home to Dallas with his sur-
plus dunnage. His car struck a
tree, resulting in almost fatal head
injuries.
For months he was hospitalized
at Bethesda, not expected to sur-
vive, and for a year at Veterans
Hospital, still groping his way out
of the fog.
Working back into his profession,
for a time he was with Dr. Body-
comb for a few hours every day,
then with Dr. Carlton Davies, whom
he left at the end of June.
Now, health completely restored,
he is building a home-town practice
in Trucksville. Living in the same
house with him are his father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wardan
Kunkle, formerly of Lehman Ave-
nue, Dallas.
Bride-Elect Is
Guest At Shower
Miss Judy Wertman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Wertman,
Dallas, was feted at a variety show-
er at the home of Brenda Clause,
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, last
week.
Miss Wertman will become the
bride of Wayne Schmoll, on August
3, in Dallas Methodist Church. Miss
Clause will be maid of honor in the
wedding party.
Table decorations were in pink
gess Publishing ‘Company, Min-
neapolis.
John W. Sulcoski’s “Semimicro
Experiments in Chemistry”, de-
signed as a challenge to top high
school students, includes the most!
up-to-date experiments in radicac-
tivity yet placed in a high school
manual. : :
Sulcoski collaborated with Steph-
en Rituper, Jr., of Bethlehem on
the second manual, “Basic Chemis-
try Problems”, dealing with labora-!
tory problems and methods of
solving them. The manual—cover-
ing more than 800 problems — fills
the meeds of high school and fresh-
man college courses. A section on
nuclear chemistry is included.
Among Sulcoski’s previous pub-
lications are “Experiments in Chem-
istry”,” published by Burgess in
1962, amd an article in “American
Rifleman”. j
He lives at 130 Keller Lane in
Trucksville with his wife, Shirley,
and son, Michael.
A graduate of Kings College, with
a Masters from Trenton State Uni-
versity. “Mr. Sulcoski is in his
eighth year of teaching, one year of
that time spent teaching at Dallas.
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Mrs. Donald - McVey, West New
York, N. J., spent the past week
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Girvan,
Mrs. John Girvan has been en- |
tertaining her nephew Toward)
Johnson amd his wife Willys and
son Wayne, Gardena, California for
the past several days.
Mrs. Walter Elston, Kunkle, was
hostess to the Silverlead ‘Club at a
covered dish picnic on July 16.
Attending were Mesdames Ralph
Ashburner, Adirene Nulton, William
Weaver, Elizabeth Hess, Forrest
Kunkle, Virgie Elston, Emma Miller,
Ralph Hess, [Helen Ayre, William
Franklin, James Traver, Ann Weav-
er, Lillian Kunkle, Owen Tde and
Robert Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Paull Laux will
entertain eight grandchildren and
their families the first week in
August at their summer home at
North Lake. Paul Jr. and his wife
from Cincinnati, Ohio, with their |
five children; and daughter Grace
with her Husband Robert Gardner,
formerly of Trucksville, and their
three . children from Cumberland.
Also a guest will be Mrs. Paul Jr's |
aunt, /
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and white and the guest of homor
received a corsage of pink carna-
tions. Many useful and attractive
gifts were bestowed upomiher and a
novel addition furnished by a bas-
ket of canned goods contributed for
her future household.
Luncheon was served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames Doris Fitch, Ai-
leen Colvert, Bertha Thompson,
Janice Wertman, Ella’ Schmoll, ‘Cora
Hill, Doris Klemow, Diane Davis,
Stewart Williams, Joseph Hand,
Joan Oney, J ohn Clause. Misses
Jane Gosart, Joan Hand, Marybeth
Keast, Harriett Crispell, Ruth Bea-
gle, Sue Roberts, Joyce Anderson,
Edna Rogers, Susie Anderson,
Celebrate Silver
Anniversary Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kulvinski,
Harvey's Lake, celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary on July
23.
Mrs. Kulvinski is the former
Mary Ford, daughter of Mrs. Isaac
Ford and the late Mr. Ford, Wilkes
Barre. Her husband is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kulvin-
ski also of Wilkes Barre.
A Laurel Wreath:
For Shel Evans
A laurel wreath to Shel Evans for
one of the most intriguing features
of the Auction, the pony rides. Stag-
ed safely out of traffic, the rides
attracted long waiting lines of child-
ren, and amassed $210 for support
of ‘the Library.
Something new was added to the
pony rides this year, a pony and
cart which held three children, and
operated on Lehman Avenue, closed
to regular traffic.
Handling the ponies were four
boys from Loyalville: Larry and
Shel and his co-chairman Jim
Richardson roumded up a fantastic
number of animals for sale. Shel
wants to thank everybody who co-
operated by donating animals, sup-
plies or services.
was attached .to ‘a crown of seed
|{Lohn, Germany;
David Steltz, Jay and Bobby Martin. |:
NANCY ANN
Bride Of Lt.
Wayne Moss
HANDSHAW
At a lovely June wedding, Missi
Nancy Ann Handshaw, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harper G. Handshaw,
New Cumberland, became the bride
of Lt. Wayne Dean Moss, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Moss, R. D. 2,
Shickshinny, in Community Evan-
gelical United Brethren Church,
New Cumberland.
Rev. Curvin L. Thompson officiat-
ed at the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. H. Philip Swigert was organist
and Mrs. Marie Mellman Naugle,
soloist. 3
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor length |
sheath gown of Irish linen with a
brush train. The bolero and gown
were adorned with lace appliques.
Her elbow length veil of silk illusion
‘pearls and crystals.. She carried a!
crescent bouquet: of glamellias,
roses and ivy. .
Miss Janice Gerber, Bristol, was
maid’ of honor. ; She. chose an apri-
cot floor length sheath of Irish linen
with a matching jacket and her
crescent’ bouquet was of yellow and
‘ald Muffly,
white glamellias with ivy.
The bridesmaids, Grace Reilly,
Judith Robertson and Nancy New-
comer, all of New Cumberland, wore
matching yellow gowns with Dior
bows as headpieces and carried
identical bouquets of apricot and
white glamellias.
Milton Weist, Billow, Pa., was
best man and Robert Moss, brother
of the bridegroom, James Hand-
shaw, brother of the bride, and Don-
Ronkonkoma, N. Y.
ushers,
Following a reception in the so-
cial rooms of the church, the couple
left on a wedding trip. They will
{reside in Big Spring, Texas.
Mrs. Moss is a graduate of New
Cumberland High School and
Bloomsburg State Colle ge. She
taught in the Ephrata Union School
District.
Lt. Moss graduated from Lehman-
Jackson-Ross High School and
Bloomsburg State College. He is
stationed at Webb Air Force Base,
Big Spring, Texas.
Talertains Friends
At Luncheon Party
Mrs. Carl Frey, Hillcrest Avenue,
Dallas, entertained friends at a
luncheon party yesterday afternoon.
Present were Mesdames, Joseph
Joseph Neuner,
Walter Heidere, Elsa Fischer, Dallas
and Frank Mathers III, Trucksville.
Who Has Saucy Walker?
The little girl who is playing with
the [Saucy Walker doll purchased at
the Library Auction, is due a pair
of doll shoes amd a dress. Inquire
of Mrs. Alfred Ackerson, who do-
nated the doll.
Dallas Birthdays
Birthday greetings this week to
James Joseph Hopple, Nancy His-
lop Daring, Mr, O. L. Harvey, Jack
Yaple, Joan E. Otto, Jean E. Otto,
Nancy Lou Elston, William Kelley,
Samuel B. Holvey, Jackie Sue
Fowler, Lester Evans, Robert W.
Bodycomb, Mr. W. L. McCutcheon,
Joyce Oliver Hislop, Jane Stair, Bob
VanHorn, Linda Farrar, Elaine
Kuehn, Anne Crispell, Mary Reese,
Jeff Wisner, Dorothy Eck, Raymond
Smith, James L. Wertman.
Anniversary greetings to Mr. and
Mrs, George Hess. :
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Married 25 Years
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Graham, Oak
Hill, R.D. #4, Dallas, will observe
their silver wedding anmiversary on
Saturday, July 27.
The couple was married by Rev.
Charles H. Frick, chaplain of the
109th Field Artillery at Forty Fort.
Mrs. Graham is the former Louise
Brown, Avoca. Mr. Graham is the
son of Mrs. George Graham, Avoca
and the late Mr. Graham.
There are two children, Mrs.
Carole June Ide, at home, and Mrs.
Betty Lou Ide, Dallas.
Mr. Graham is self employed and
is associated with H and L Truck
Rental, Dover, N. J.
Kay Ide, Bride Elect
Is Guest At Shower
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street,
entertained Friday evening at a |
variety shower in honor of her
granddaughter, Kay Ide, who will
become the bride of Clinton Hess,
August 24, in Dallas Methodist
Church.
Decorations and favors were in |
white and pink. Miss Ide received
a number of attractive gifts.
Lunch was served to Mrs. George
Hess, Mrs. Gladys Brace, Mrs. Earl
Brown, Mrs. Cletus Sweezy, Mrs.
Dean Ide, Mrs. Earl Henwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Clinton Hess, Mrs.
Elwood McCarty, Mrs. Eugene Fiske,
Kay and Jean Ide, the guest of
honor and the hostess. :
Return From
Western Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Dymond,
Shavertown, have returned from a
three week tour of the West.
The Dymonds visited Rocky
Mountain National Park, San Fran-
cisco, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon,
Los Angeles and Painted Desert.
' They also visited the former's
brother, William Dymond, at Lom-
pac, California.
Granddaughter Of Man
Who Built Risley House
Mrs. Joshua Byers, granddaugh-
ter of the Reese Isaacs who built
the house “now owned by Mrs.
Howard Risley, and who lived
there in her childhood, attending
‘daughter Carolyn Elizabeth, born |
Dallas Borough School, died aged
sixty Monday morning.
Resident of West Wyoming, she
was active in Luzerne County Ken-
nel Club, and during World War II
was chairman of Dogs for Defense.
Have First Son
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Watchulonis, Pioneer Aven-
ue, Shavertown, July 15 in Wyo-
ming Valley Hospital. There is an-
other child, Lynn. Mrs. Watchu-
lonis is the former Ann Marie Bil-
bow, Kingston.
Haddles Have First Child
A son; Blair Wilson, Jr., was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Blair Haddle,
R.D. 1, Dallas, July 17 at Gemeral
Hospital. This is their first child.
Mrs. Haddle is the former Barbara
Munice, Shavertown. Mr. Haddle is
employed at Bruce Tool and Die
Shop.
Carolyn E. Kocher
Mr. and Mrs, Derwood Kocher, |
Meeker, announce the birth of a |
July 13 at General Hospital. There
are four other children, Robert, Lin-
da, Darleen, and Mildred. Mrs. Koc-
her is the former Lois Baumbach, |
Panama Canal. |
Service Group Disbands
After Many Activities
Service Wives and Mothers of
Trucksville met recently in final
session and concluded their con-
certed efforts of twenty years at a
farewell dinner.
Present were: Mesdames Leon
Beisel, Jacob Beline, Clyde Birth,
Albert Blase, Fred Case, William
Clewell, Mame Dymond, William
Gregory, Cedric Griffiths, Stanley
Henning, Lincoln Long, Vought
Long, Samuel Lawson, Charles Per-
kins, Eugene Piatt, Wallace Perrin,
William Rhodes, Herbert Spencer,
R. D. Shepherd, William Shoemaker,
E. J. Staub, Albert Williams, Her-
bert Williams.
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