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Mrs. Mary Anderson, 83
On Tuesday Has Party
Mrs. Mary Anderson, patient at
Carpenter Nursing Home observed
her 83rd birthday on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anderson had been a resi-
dent of Wilkes-Barre since child-
hood and is the widow of the late
Oscar Anderson.
Her family were on hand to cele-
brate the occasion and a large birth-
day cake was served to other resi-
dents at the home.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Anderson, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic Anderson, Fred Jr,
and Susie, Shavertown, grand-
children. .
Another grandchild, Albert An-
derson, lives in Taylor, S. Carolina
and was unable to attend. There
are two great: grandchildren, Lynn
and Alison Anderson, also of Seuth
Carolina.
To Hold Spaghetti
Dinner Tonight
Altar and Rosary Society of
Lady of Victory Church, Harvey's
Lake will hold its annual Spa-
ghetti Supper this evening.
Serving will begin at 5 pm. and
continue until 9, on the lawn of
the Queen of Peace Rectory, Sandy
Bottom.
Mrs. Lois Cadwallader, president-
is assisted’ by Mrs. Julia Okze-
chowaski.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member or on the grounds.
+ Public is invited.
Dallas Res‘dents Now
Stationed In Germany
Major and Mrs. Harry Stoughton,
Rick and Mark, formerly of Dallas,
have been transferred to Baben-
hausen, Germany, where Major
Stoughton is stationed with the
U.-S. Army.
Stoughton was recently promoted
to his present rank, He is the son
of Mrs. Edna Stoughton, Eley
Street, Kingston and the late L. E.
Stoughton.
Fossedals Leave Area
Move To Tonawanda
Ent Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fossedal
and Gregg, have moved from Bald-
win Street, Dallas, to a new home
in Tonawanda, N. Y., near Buffalo.
Mr. Fossedal has been promoted
to Sales Assistant for the Buffalo
region of Glen Mills.
Mrs. Fossedal will teach Spanish
1, 2 and 3 at Chocktowago High
School.
Their son Gregg is four years of
age.
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MISS MARILYN
The engagement of Miss Marilyn
Ann Meeker, West 83rd Street,
Bronx, N. Y., has been announced
by her mother, Mrs. Bertha Meeker,
Hunlock Creek, to Robert M. McCue,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John- McCue;
New York Avenue, Brooklyn; N. Y.
Miss Meeker, daughter of the late |
Walter Meeker, graduated from |
Northwest High School and the
Grace Downs Academy, New York
City. She is employed as a secretary
Bride-Elect
rer Peeper eee
Miss Pat Dyer Honored
At Lovely Bridal Party
Miss Pat Dyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dyer, Philadelphia, |
was feted at a lovely Variety Show-
er by Mrs. Elaine Cleasby, 122 Rice
Street, Trucksville, cn Sunday after-
noon. |
Miss Dyer will become the bride
of Robért Shotwell, Shavertown, on
September 14. |
Table was decorated with a pink
umbrella and matching favors. The
guest of honor received many lovely
gifts. Games were played and prizes
awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Kinney,
Mrs. Barbara Bullock, Mrs. Judy
Roushey, Dorothy Cleasby. :
A delicious’ luncheon was ‘served
to Mesdames Robert Dyer, Robert
Shotwell, Kenneth Kinney, Charles
Hoffman, John Roushey, Hilbert
Stark, Kenneth Inman, Thomas Bot- |
| toms, Barbara Bullock, Thomas
Cleasby, Sr., Frances Williams, Nor-
man Ellsworth, Thomas Robinson,
Misses Marian Dixon, Dorothy
Cleasby, Karen Howard, Judy Stew-
art and the guest of honor.
Deborah Ana Withey
Has Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. John O.- Withey,
Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas, entertain-
ed at a ‘birthday party honoring
their daughter, Deborah Ann, who
was four years old on August 4.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Michael F. Teresinski, Kingston; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Purvin, Plainsville; |
Mz. and Mrs. J. Ronald Carey, Forty |
Fort and daughter, Janice; Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Terry and children,
Tommy, Lee Ann, Cheryl, Michele
and Mark, Levittown; Mr. and Mrs:
Bud Owens and children, Terry
Michael, Dodie and Scott, Fleming-
ANN MEEKER
by Compton Advertising, Inc,
York City.
Mr. McCue was graduated from
St. Vincent's High School, and at-
tended King's College and New York
University. « He is employed as an
underwriter by the Home Insurance
and Indemnity Company, New York
New
| City. ton, N. J.; and the guest of honor
No date has been set for the| and her- parents.
wedding. :
Have Second Son
Michael Alan Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Steele, 21
Water Street, Dallas, announce the
birth of a son, Michael Alan, on
August 20 in Nesbitt Hospital.
The new baby weighed ' eight
pounds, fourteen ounces and joins
five brothers and sisters, Vernon,
Christine, Ronnie, Mark and Susan
in the. family.
Mrs. Steele is the former Marie
Duda, Dallas. The new little one
makes the 25th grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. John Duda, Pineview
Avenue.
Penny Rose Feted
Rt Variety Shower
Mrs. Harofd Rose; Harris
Road, Trucksville, entertained at a!
delightful Personal Shower for Miss
Penny Rose, bride elect, recently.
The affair was held at the Frank-
lin House,” Centermoreland
casion. ‘Many lovely gifts were pre-
sented ‘to the bride-elect.
Present were Mesdames | Joseph
Van Horn, Adele Lutz, Harold
Rose, Sr., Stanley Shubzda, Misses
Janet = Morgan, Susie Anderson,
Carol Sauers and Pat Petriko and
the guest of honor.
Drew Edwin Fitch, Jr.
Mr, and Mrs, Drew Fitch, Hunts-
ville, announce the birth of an
eight pound eight oumce son, Drew
Edwin Jr., August 9 at General
Hospital. Mrs. Fitch is the former
Doris = Casterline, Idetown. Mr.
Fitch is employed with his father
in the plumbing business. This is
the first grandchild for Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Fitch and the sixth for
Mr. and Mrs. James Casterline.
Everyone is very proud of the new
arrival.
Beth Ann Rittenhouse
Mr .and Mrs. Peter Rittenhouse,
former local residents, now residing
in the Bronx, New York, announce
the birth of their first child, Beth
new arrival, who weighed in at
seven pounds, ten ounces is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Mildred Rit-
tenhouse, Lake Silkworth.
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Saskatchewan Beckons
To Shavertown Couple
Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland,
Summit Street, Shavertown, left last | Lor
week to visit their old home in|
Saskatchewan, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, R.D. 1,
Dallas, announce the birth:of a six
pound, nine ounce son, Leroy John,
August 15 at General Hogpital.
There is another son, Ricky, one.
Mrs, Clark is the former Louisa
Patton, Noxen. Mr. Clark is em-
ployed with Commonwealth Tele-
Traveling by way of Buffalo, into
Canada, they crossed into Lp Company. +5 (5
Michigan over the Macenack Bridge,
touching points in Wisconsin and | Mt. Dale Daughters
N. Dakota, before they left the To Banquet Tonight
States once more.
The McFarlands will visit friends| Mount Dale Council Daughters of
and relatives for a month before | America, will hold their thirty-third
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1963
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Four Generations For Dallas Family
Mrs. Annie Mahler holds her | background.
great grandson, Leonard Clayton | The picture was taken following
Nordfors, Jr., while her daughter, | christening ceremonies at the Nord-
Mrs. Alfred Miller cuddles grand- |fors home on Demunds Road. The
daughter Lynette Claire Nordfors. |entire family has resided in Dallas
Their mother Mrs. Leonard C.| for a mumber of years. Mr. Nord-
Nordfors, stands proudly in the | tors is a native of Connecticut.
Marlene L. Jones Engaged
To John J. Reed, Larksville.
The engagement of Miss Marlene Larksville High School and served
Louise Jones to John:J. Reed, son two years in the U.S. Army. He is
of Mrs. John Reed and the late Mr. | presently employed with Westing-
Reed, Howard Street, Larksville, house im Bloomfield, N. J.
was recently announced by her par- The wedding will be solemnized
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Saturday, October 5 in the Forty
Jones, Oak Drive, Dallas. Port Presbyterian Church.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Forty Fort High School, is em-
ployed by the Duplan Corporation,
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returning home from a 2,000 mile | annual banquet at Ester’s Barbeque, | Kingston, as a laboratory tech- 0 “
journey. | at 6 this evening. nician. Is In. Pen Tes ost
1¥ Charter members will be honored. | Mr. Reed was graduated from y
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Mrs. Mary Dendler To Observe
93rd Birthday Next Thursday
Another resident of Carpenter Henry Gottlieb and Mary Elizabeth
Nursing Home will observe a birth- | Fischer Tne Reine Sond
day far beyond the allotted span | a bakery shop on arket Stree
of three score and ten, when Mrs. | for a number of years, later moving
Mary Dendler celebrates her 93rd | to Beaumont where he purchased
anniversary on Thursday, August 29. | and operated a farm.
The elderly lady who lived for al She married Edward Dendler,
time at Noxen and Beaumont and |New York State native, who was
has many friends throughout the | employed for a number of years
area is remarkably well versed and | | at Noxen Tannery. The family
alert. | later moved to Berwick, where _he
Crippled somewhat by arthritis worked for the AC and F unti
she is able to get about with a | retired.
walker and entertains patients and | They then settled at Beech Haver
visitors alike with her lively rep | | until Mr. Dendler died in 1957.
artee and lovely voice. She can | Mpg Dendler then entered a Nurs-
sing without the words nearly every | ing home in Berwick but was short
hymn known. 2 transferred to her present resi-
Most of her time is spent in! dence.
reading and writing to her large Four children” were born to the
list of correspondents to whom She | couple, Mrs. Frances Smith, Ber-
often pens her favorite poem. She! wick; Karl, Allentown; Ralph, Ber-
can quote from memory each verse | | wick and Mrs. Hilda Kresge, Bra=
she reads, believing that memory | don, Fla. There are also ten grand-
work keeps one keen in mind lt, children and eight great grand-
spirit. children.
Mrs. Dendler was born in Wilkes- | Best wishes for a very happy
Barre across from the Second Na- | birthday, Mrs. Dendler.
‘tional Bank on Franklin Street to
Married 21 Years
| Third Child Born
Daughter Is Born To The Lemmonds
After twenty one years of mar= A nine pound, two ounce son,
riage, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Rhone, | John Presson, was born to Attorney
Shavertown, R.D. 5, become the!|and Mrs. Charles Lemmond, Leh
parents of an eight pound daughter, ! man Avenue, Dallas, August 13 at
Donna Lee, August 11 at General | General Hospital. They have two
Hospital. They have an’ adopted other children, Charles Northrup
daughter, Debra Ann. Mrs. Rhone and Judith. Mrs. Lemmond is the
is the former Dorothy Poff, Nash- former Barbara Northrup, dau
ville, Tennessee. They are very of County Commissioner and Mrs,
happy parents. J. Bowden Northrup, Dallas.
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