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Meet New Grandson Bobby Park Has
Mr. and Mrs. James Culp, Sweet Eighth Birthday
Valley and Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ruff, | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park, Ide-
Noxen, drove to Baltimore July 21 to | town, entertained at a lawn party
visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff Jr., on Saturday in honor of son, Rob-
and get acquainted with their new | grt’'s 8th birthday.
grandson, Kevin Jeffrey, one month | Present were David Lloyd, Scott
old. Rn | Grimm, Martha, Carol and Larry
The junior Ruffs expect to be in | Laning, Marie O'Brien, Tommy Wal-
Charles Diffendofer,
[*Susan,
| Park.
Charlene,
Ellen ‘and Ricky
this area over the weekend, visiting | ter,
Debbie,
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Jean Chambers
Bride Of David
Miss Jean Chambers, daughter of
Mr.
Mehoopany, will become the bride
of David Faux, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Faux, Vernon, on Saturday
afternoon, August 10 at 2 p.m. at
Mehoopany. Methodist Church,
The bride elect will have as mat-
ron of honor her sister, Mrs. Bar-
bara Henning and best man will |
bridegroom.
Reception will
church parlors.
follow
and Mrs. Benjamin Chambers, |
be William Faux, brother of the |
The couple will reside in Lie
in the!
No invitations have |
To Become
Faux, Vernon
| been issued.
Miss Chambers is a graduate of
Mehoopany High School and at-
| tended Manstield State College.
Mr. Faux graduated from Tunk-
hannock High School, Millersville
| State College and received his
| Master's Degree from Pennsylvania
| State University. He is Industrial
Arts Instructor at Tunkhannock
High ‘School.
hannock.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaBar, Elizabeth
; Street, Dallas, observed their twenty
| fifth wedding anniversary, Friday,
‘July 26.
They have one son, David, who is
a junior at Bloomsburg State Teach-
ers College.
. The couple were earricd in the
West Pittston Presbyterian Parson-
age, by Rev. Teed.
Mrs. LaBar is the former Lois Gay,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Gay, Centermoreland. Mr.
| LaBar is the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde LaBar, Dallas.
They are members of the Dallas
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaBar
Observe 25th Anniversary
Methodist Church. -
Mr. LaBar is employed with Shady
Side Dairy as a driver.
Variety Shower Is
Given By Attendants
Mrs. William Faux and Mrs. Don-
ald Ayre entertained at a Variety
Shower Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Jean Chambers, bride elect
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Faux,
Vernon.
The party was held on the 'spa-
cious Faux lawn with table attract-
ively decorated in a pink, blue and
{ white color scheme. The bride re-
I ceived numerous lovely gifts. A de-
licious luncheon was served to the
following guests: Mrs. Clinton Rosen-
crantz, Mrs. Dean Dixon, Mrs: Frank
Scorba, Mrs. Genevieve Goodman,
Mrs. Ruth Rogers, Mrs. Alva Eggle-
ston, Mrs. William James, Mrs. Caro-
line Chambers, Mrs. Joseph Dixon,
Mrs. John Davenport, Mrs. Genevive
Besteder, Mrs. Edward Serfass, Mrs.
Bruce Rathborne, Mrs. Joseph Faux,
Jr., daughters, Debbie and Brenda,
Lori Ann Faux, and Donna Faux,
Mrs. Joseph Faux and the hostesses.
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‘Don Paeglow’s Observe
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs.
{ Parish Street,
Donald Paeglow;
entertained at a
cook-out, in honor of their recent
anniversary, Saturday evening, at
their home. -
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hosler, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown,
{ Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Williams and
| Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marley,
i MONK Plbg. & Htg.
N. Lehigh St.
' Shavertown, Pa.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1963
Bride Elect
Fresh Picked — Home Grown
SWEET C
TOMATOES
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. S. ‘Taylor,
1028 Old York Road, Raritan, N.J.,
the engagement of their daughter,
Sharon, to John S.-Groya, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Groya, Manville, N.J.
Miss Taylor is a senior at Bridge-
water High School, Raritan, and is
formerly of Harvey's Lake, announce
' MISS SHARON TAYLOR
employed’ at Natpac, East Brums-
wick, N. J.
Her fiance graduated from Man-
ville High School and is employed
by. Johns-Manville Corporation.
No date has been set for the wed-
ding.
Idetown
Rita Ide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Ide, is spending the month
of July with her sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and
family, Meridan; ‘Conn.
On Friday Mr .and Mrs. Gilbert
Ide with David Ide went to Meridan
where they were ovemight guests of
the Thomases. On Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Ide and Ddvid, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas and daughter Joan
went on to Bangor, Maine and saw
the total Eclipse.
Mrs. David Ide and son, Wayne
attended the Sunday School picnic
of Emmanuel Baptist. Church, Ed-
wardsville at Hanson's, They also
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. David Thomas at Warden
Place.
Mr .and Mrs. John Sutton had as
weekend guests, Rev. and Mrs. Ge-
orge Sutton and family, Waverly;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton and
family, Vestal, N/Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
George Lockwood and family, Betty
Sutton and Mrs. Holdridge, all of
Bainbridge, New York.
MAZER'S FARM MARKET
Located on Route 118, Lehman Highway
Between Whitesell Bros. and Lehman Center
About 1 Mile From Lake Highway
INSPECTION
A REAL INVESTMENT ! ! !
OPEN EVERY DAY ~— il A.M. To 7:30 P. M.
Notice To Tavern Operators ! ! !
suitable for owners private use.
4 STORES
WILL BE SOLD AT
~~ PUBLIC AUCTION
Tues, Aug. 6, 1963 At 1:00 P.M., DS.T.
DAY OF SALE 11 AM. TO 1:00 PM.
Tremendous opportunity to take over a choice tavern
and restaurant business in the Back Mountain.
Restaurant Includes Two entrances to the finest 35 seat Mahogany Island Bar—
Balcony Serving Bar — 3 Dining Rooms Fully Equipped.
CARPETING in Main Dining Room — Two Large Stone Fireplaces.
EXTRA INCOME FROM 4-STORE ROOMS AND 8-—APARTMENTS.. PENTHOUSE APARTMENT very
Luxurious wall to wall carpeting in sunken oversize living room-
dining room and foyer — Large screened in porch and roof garden.
furnished — Ome apartment unfurnished has 4 large rooms. ENTIRE BUILDING FULLY CCCUPIED— |
This Property must he seen to be appreciated.
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Exchange Students
Feted At Bon Voyage
The Charles E. James Memorial
Assembly of the Order of the Rain-
bow for Girls had a “Bon Voyage
Party and Picnic” ‘at the home of
Miss Barbara Rood at Harveys Lake,
Saturday, July 20, honoring Penny
Farrar and Gail Rumbaugh, Rotary
Exchange students who will spend
this coming school year in Nor-
way.
After swimming and a covered
dish supper Penny and Gail were
the recipients of many useful gifts
among which the only duplicates
were boxes of stationery.
Ryman Reunion
Annual Ryman Reunion will be
held at Ted Wilson's Picnic Grove,
Saturday, August 17, when Peter
Ryman’s descendants will return to
the haunts of the pioneers who set-
tled Dallas in the late 1700's.
Wilson Ryman, president, invites
the clan and friends to enjoy lunch
at 12:30 when caterers will be ready
to serve.
Reservations should be made with
the secretary, Mrs. William Arch
Austin before August 15.
Free Methodists In
Trucksville Hopeful
Trucksville Free Methodists, if all
goes well, are looking forward to
realization of a dream. This week,
it is confidently expected that a con-
struction contract for the new church
on Carverton Road will be signed,
and that next week work will start.
The contract calls for completion
within 120 working days, which
should see the ediface under roof
before bad weather sets in, with in-
terior work going forward in spite
of November and December storms.
LUNDY BUILDING
36 - 38 - 40 MAIN ST. — DALLAS, PA.
Containing
LICENSED BAR and RESTAURART
LARGE PARKING LOT
(Ready To Mo Business).
Outside Stone Patio Dining Area.
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John Roehms Welcomed
To Back Mountain Area
A “Welcome to Pennsylvania”
garden party in honor of Mr. and
Mrs, John Roehm was held recently
at the home of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Lynch, Oak-Hill. Mr. and Mrs.
Roehm are making their home at
27 W. Fallbrook Avenue, Dallas hav-
ing moved from Long Island on
July 24th. Mr. Roehm retired in
June from the New York Bell Tele-
phone Co.
Attending the party were Mr.
and Mrs. John Chesnovitch, Mr. and
Mrs. Fran Fertal and children, Mary
Alice, Fran and Karen, Oak-Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fertal and
children Eileen, Anne Marie and
Tommy, Horseheads, N. ¥.; Kathy,
Oak-Hill, the host and hostess Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lynch and chil-
dren Nancy, Robert and Barbi and
the guests of honor Kathryn and
Jack Roehm. o
Farewell Party Held
For Gary Anderson
Gary Anderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Grover W. Anderson, Harvey's
Lake, was guest of honor at a fare-
well family picnic held at his home
last week.
Gary left yesterday for service
with the U. S. Army.
Attending the affair were Mr. and
Mrs. William Purcell, sons Billy, Joe
and Jimmy; Mrs, Grover C. Ander-
son, his grandmother, Mr. and Mrs.
Grover. W. Anderscin, Grover, Jr.,
Bruce, Lynn and Wendy and the
honored guest.
Clan Gathers At
Ockenhouse Home
Mr. and Mrs. William Ocken-
house, Main Street, Shavertown, en-
tertained at a family reunion on
July 20.
Gathering for the occasion were:
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ockenhouse, Sr.,
Allen, Jr., Binghamton; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Williams, Rita, Robert
and Dora, Devon, Conn.; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ockenhouse, Doretta,
Bobbie Beth and Philip, Gibsonville,
N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. William Ocken-
house, Billy, Jimmie, Mary Ann and
Tommy, Newark, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Galka, Michael, Sally Jo
and Lori Ann, Noxen; Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Ockenhouse, and Hazel Jane,
East Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gil-
crease, Katherine, Debra, Susan and
Jonathan, Muskegon, Mich.
Linda Lloyd Is Hostess
At Cerebral Palsy Picnic
Linda Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd, Shickshinny,
was hostess: to members of the
United Cerebral Palsy Group at an
outing held July 24 at her home.
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Dallas,
assisted at the affair given by her
mother and sister. Guests included
those from a wide area.
Mrs. ‘Mary Fraley, Mrs.
Rev. and Mrs. Hickok and Mrs.
Fink, Patterson. Grove directed ac-
tivities.
Approximately 70 attended.
Ruction Chairmen Will
Have Final Meeting
Atty. Robert Fleming, chairman
of 17th Annual Back Mountain Li-
brary Auction, in announcing the
final meeting for committee chair-
men, for Monday, August 5, in the
Library Annex, asks all chairmen
to prepare written reports, under-
scoring the word brief.
Business meeting will start
promptly at 8, end at 9:30, when
refreshments will be served, and a
period put to this year's Auction.
Mr. Lutsey Observes
Fifty Sixth Birthday
Charles Lutsey, Summit Street,
Shavertown, celebrated his 56th
birthday anniversary on Tuesday.
Mr. Lutsey is associated with
William Davis, painting contractor.
Reese,
Purely Personal
Wesley Himmler, 125 Lake Street,
has returned home after being a
patient in General Hospital for a
week, undergoing a series of tests.
Garden, Trucksville, returned home
last week after undergoing an emer-
gency appendectomy at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. He is an 8th grade student at
Dallas Junior High School.
Vernon Friendship Class held a
picnic at Melody Park last Thursday
with a large number in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lavelle, Pole
175 Harvey's Lake had as recent
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Voorhees,
daughters, Patti and Jean, Miltowity
N. J. ; ’
Dennie Boorse, Philadelphia is va-
cationing with his aunt, Mrs. Emma
Baird, R.D. 5, Shavertown.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Donald Ayre,
U.S. Air Force have been spending
two months at the home of the lat-
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Faux, Vernon, accompanied by their
children, Donald, David, Stephen and
Donna Darlene.
The Ayre’s left Sunday for In-
diana State College, where the lieu-
tenant will study prior to teaching
indoctrination classes at Notre
Dame. Mrs. Ayre is the former Ethel
Faux, Vernon.
Mrs. Edward Brooks and sons,
Rendie and Russie, Highland, Cal-
ifornia, are: visiting Mrs. Emma
Baird, Shavertown, R.D. 5; Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Price, ‘Shavertown and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Lavelle, Harvey's
Lake. Mrs. Brooks is the former Lois
Price, Weavertown Road, Larksville
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Ash,
Harris Hill Road and Mr. and Mrs.
Al Williams, Burndale Road, Dallas,
spent the weekend in Atlantic Clip
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Lawry ant
daughter Marcia, Dallas, are leavin,
Saturday for Sky Lake, where fd
the coming week they will be coun-
selors in the Intermediate Camp.
This week, Marcia is at Atlantic
City.
Nancy and Edward Grose, Plains,
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Moore, for a week’s vacation.
They are niece and nephew of Mrs.
Moore.
Fred C. Moore, Philadelphia, and
Harold Moore, Johnson City, visited
Ray Moore, and Irene Moore last
Saturday.
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