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Ann, Newport,
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Linda and Judy Clark, ‘daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Clark, Lake
Carey and granddaughters of Mr.
and Mrs. James Knecht, Dallas, flew |.
by jet to Georgia, Monday morning
| to spend their vacation visiting their
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. John
Richards.
The Knecht Family Reunion was
. held on Sunday at the home of Mr.
af) Mrs. Hiram Clark, Lake Carey.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.
James Knecht, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
James Knecht, Jr., Mary Alice and
Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Elston
Ralph, Dale and Sally, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Munson and Barbara, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Spray, Howard
and Carol Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Arnott
‘Albee, Arnott, Nancy and Janet Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr.,
and
Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Belles, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lamoreaux, Mrs. Arnott Albee,
Sr., Judy, Patty and Linda Clark.
Harry Cisco, Toluba Trailer Camp,
is recuperating following an illness.
Mrs. Emma Phillips, 95, is ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed-
ward Ribotski, Shavertown. /
Mrs. Robert Race, San Diego, Cal.,
and her brother, William Trusdell,
MacDill Air Base, Fla., were callers
at the home of Mrs. Laverne Race,
Davenport Street, lon Friday. Jean-
nie and Bobby Race returned with
them to Philadelphia and will return
to California in September.
wirthday greetings this week to
the following: Robert Eggleston,
Daniel Brown, Ronnie ‘Sutton, Sally
AM) Kuhnert, William Alvin Parry,
Pat Whittaker, Eltha Dymond, Re-
becca Ann Stewart, Judy Berti, De-
borah Lee Berti, Lewis J. Reese,
Mrs. Marion Harter, Brett Slocum,
Leslie Tinsley, Lydia Lois Morgan,
William Richard Weidner, Linda
Stevens, and Caroline Pickens
Davies.
Qut of town guests who recently
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah
Moss, Fernbrook, were Lee Leitch,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crane, Dick
Hulbert, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Cook, Wilmington, Del.;
Mrs. Rachel Levy, and son, Man-
ning, Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Snyder, Susquehanna, Pa.;
Robert Snyder, Patterson, N. J;
Sammy Merrell, White Haven; Mrs.
Mary Cobleigh, Poconos and Mrs.
Clara Dodson, Broadway.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Felker, RD 1,
Harveys Lake, announce the birth
of a son, August 20 at General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newcomb
and Mrs. Donald’ Paeglow, Dallas,
motored to Binghamton, N, Y., Sat-
urday to visit Mrs. Lawrence Far-
num, who is ill in the Binghamton
Hospital. Mrs. Farnum is a sister
to Mr. Newcomb and Mrs. Paeglow.
daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ramiro Solis, Route 3, Dallas,
August 21 at General Hospital.
gbert and Jay Vance Fletcher,
sony of Mrs. Theodore Newcomb,
Huntsville Road, who are employed
in Hartford, Conn., recently spent
some time at home.
Dr. and s. Walter Mokychic,
Pioneer Avenue, entertained Mr.
.and Mrs. Paul Valentine at dinner
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ide,
Rochester, N.Y. have returned
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Harvey, Franklin Street and other
friends in the vicinity. They -also
attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah
Moss, Fernbrook Road. The Ides
are former residents of Huntsville.
Mrs. Robert Race and children,
Jean and Bob, San Diego, Cal., and
her mother, Mrs. W. H. Truesdale,
Pl§ladelphia, were recent guests of
Mrs. Taverne Race, Davenport
Street. Jean and Bobbie stayed a
week with their grandmother,
Mr. and Mrs. George L. ‘Stolarick
and Tommy Estus, Lehman, recently
spent a week in Connecticut.
Richard Disque II, Dallas, Robert
Ross, Lake ‘Silkworth and Ben Ru-
siloski, Chase, spent the weekend
recently 'in Wildwood and Ocean
City, N..J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna and
daughters, Janice and Phyllis, Wyo-
ming Avenue, recently vacationed
at Wildwood, N. J.
* Mr. and Mrs. James LaBar, Par-
rish Street, spemt some time at
Niagara Falls, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown, Park-
way, N. J., visited relatives i in Loyal-
ville last eck:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaughn and
sons, Jimmy and Bobby, Blossburg,
Mrs. Vaughn's sister and family,
spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams,
Dallas. :
Mrs. William Gennetts has re-
turned to her home in Loyalville |]
afer being a medical patient in the
G®¥neral Hospital.
Howard Olver, Davenport Street
and Jimmy LaBar, Parrish Street,
attended the Free Methodist Youth
Camp, at Hancock, N. Y., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell and
son, Edward,” West Center Street,
spent some time in Wildwood Crest,
N. J. last week.
Toh Jewell and daughter, Jo-
Del., spent a few
days last week with Mr. Jewell’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jewell
and Grandma Jewell, Parrish Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Yenason and chil-
_drine, Pauline, Johnny and Joe Mi-
chael, Dallas, have returned home
after spending some time in At-
~ lantic City and Philadelphia.
. Mrs.
: ‘Joseph Schmerer, former
Dallas”
resident, now living
| with a fitted bodice.
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Toy Englishtown, N. J. recently visited |
eighborh
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ood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Bride Elect
CAROL SUE SARRATT
Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Sarratt,
6706 Glenkirk Road, Baltimore, Md.,
announce- the engagement of their
daughter, Carole Sue to Donald W.
Bellas, son of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Bellas, Dallas, R. D. 3.
Miss Sarratt graduated from Law-
son High School and attended the
University of Maryland for two years
where she majored in Elementary
Education.
Mr. Bellas is a graduate of West-
moreland High School and Univer-
sity of Maryland. He is employed
by the Middle Department Associa-
tion of Fire Underwriters in Phila-
delphia.
The wedding will take place on
October 26.
Farlene Balliet Recent Bride of
Sergeant Donald S. Myers
Huntsville Methodist Church was
the setting recently for the wedding
of Miss Earlene Gertrude Balliet,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W.
Balliet; ‘Chase “Road, Shavertown]
R. D. 5, and Sgt. Donald Sampson
Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samp-
son Myers, Albert, Mountaintop,
R..D. 3
Reverend R. James Lomg, Albert,
and Rev, Robert Jones, performed
the double ring candlelight cere-
mony. Organist was Carl Coates
and soloist, Nelson Coates. Vases
of white gladioli and pompoms and
white camdelabra adorned the altar.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Lois
Hildebrand. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Connie Lea Balliet, sister-in-law of
the bride, Mrs. James Meade and
Miss Lois Hildebrand, cousin of the
bridegroom. Bert C. Balliet, bro-
ther ‘of the bride, Henry Hilde-
brand, cousim of the bridegroom
and James Meade were ushers and
Harry Henry served as best man.
‘Escorted to the altar by her fa-
ther, ‘the bride was attired in a
white floor length gown of silk or-
ganza over taffeta, designed with a
fitted bodice and lomg sleeves end-
ing in points at the wrist. The
bouffant organza skirt, inset with
lace edged with scalloped lace, was
re-embroidered to match the neck-
line. Her headdress was a double
crown of pearls and aurora borealis
from which flowed a two tier veil
of illusicm. She carried a swing
bouquet of shattered white carna-
tions and pompons centered with a
white orchid. :
The matron of honor selected a
street length dress of mint green
The circular
bouffant skirt was draped im the
back and topped with a large bow
at the waist. Her headpiece of
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nylon loops inset with tiny flowers
was held by a formal length
scalloped veil. She carried a match-
ing swing bouquet of shattered car-
nations anid pompons.
The bridesmaids were attired in ‘Manns,
similar dresses and headpieces in
pink, orchid and yellow. They car-
ried swing bouquets of shattered
camations and pompons.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at O’Connell’s Twin
Lakes, after which the couple left
on a honeymoon to New York, New
Jersey and Lake Harmony in the
Poconos. For going away, the bride
selected an orchid silk shantung
sheath dress, with white pillbox
hat, white accessories and a white
corsage.
The couple visited friends in New
Orleans enroute to Fort Smith,
Ark., where Mr. Myers will, be sta-
tioned.
Mrs. Myers is a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School.
Mr. Myers was graduated from
Fairview Township High School and
is serving six years ‘in the U.S.
Army, after spending 18 months in
Germany.
' Pre-nuptial showers were given
by Miss Mabel Balliet, Mrs. Donald
Balliet, aunts of the bride, and Mrs.
Bert C. Balliet at the bride’s home,
and her attendants at the home of
Miss Lois Hildebrand at Albert.
The couple was feted at a farewell
party by the bridegroom’s parents
at the Wright Township Hall, be-
fore departing for Arkansas.
Wedding Invitations
THE DALLAS POST
Eileen Marie Crane
Honored At Shower
Karla Penman Ray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray, Main
Road, Sweet Valley, entertained
Sunday afternoon at a variety
shower, honoring Eileen Marie
Crane, Outlet Road, Harveys Lake.
Decorations were in keeping with
the occasion, the color motif
carried out in pink and white. Table
centerpiece was a pink parasol, and
a tiered cake, decorated in pink
and white topped with a miniature
bride and groom. Games were play-
ed with prizes being awarded to
Marie Roginski, Jane Cooper Smith
and Terry Chukinas.
‘A buffet luncheon was Served to
Mesdames Helen Crane, Clifford
Foss, Albert L. Ray, Robert Smith,
Thomas Raspen, June Lynn, Albert
Smith, Misses Diane Evans and
Chukinas, classmates of ‘the bride-
elect; Mary Ann Beby, Patsy Kutz,
Barbara Ross, Helen Dugan, Marie
Roginski, Beverly Hoppes, Ruth
Martin, Marlene Fedor the guest ‘of
honor and the hostess.
Miss Crane will become the bride
of Kollin Foss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Foss, Dallas, on October 19,
at the Church ‘of Christ, Sweet
Valley.
| Long Employees Feted
At Annual Corn Roast
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long,
Main Road, Sweet Valley, entertain-
ed recently at their annual corn
roast, honoring employees of the
Charles H. Long Farm Equipment
Company.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Scherer, Debbie, Donna, and
Dianne; Mrs. Mildred Scherer, John-
nie; Catherine Butler, Mr .and Mrs.
Clark Piatt, William Ferrey Sr., Wil-
liam Ferrey, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Gabel, Bobby and Linda; Dayton
Long, Basil Masters, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Lanning, Larry and Connie;
Russell Bilby, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Ferrey, Al Martin, Nancy Harmon,
Luke Cragle, Mrs. Erma Davenport,
Mrs. Pauline Hontz, Mrs. Edna De-
Wald, Debbie, Hazel, David; Mr. and
Mrs. McKinley Long, Mrs. ‘June
Iverson, Bradley Iverson, Pastor B.
Kirby Jones, Mrs. Floyd Hoover,
Patsy Hoover; Mr. and Mrs. Ord
Trumbower, Doug Trumbower; Mr.
and Mrs. William George, Marcia
Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wesley,
Helen, Diame, Donna Jean; R. E.
Dart; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ricards,
Teddy; Mr .and Mrs. Robert Walters,
Timmy and Cathy; Mr .and Mrs.
Harry Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr: and Mrs. Lee Trum-
bower, Michael Adams, Paul Perdue,
Mrs. Willis Turmer, Edie Turner;
David Straub, Dwight Heddinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Long, Gloria,
Wilma, Jan, Wanda, and Miralee
Beth.
Schneiders Visit
New England States
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider
and daughter, Judy, Davenport
street, and Robert Lyons, Shaver-
town, have retumed after spending
a week at Hampton Beach, New
Hampshire, where Mardi Gras was
at the Cathedral In The Pines, New
Hampshire, a shrine for all faiths
where services are held daily and
an organ recital given all day. They
returmed by way of the Mohawk!
‘Trial. Ideal weather prevailed and
the travelers had a most enjoyable
time.
Entertains Friends
A party was recently held at the
home of Mrs. Irene Major, Demunds
Road, Dallas.
Refreshments were served and
prizes awarded to winners of games.
Those attending were Mesdames
Shirley Noon, Phyllis Culver, Jean-
ette Noon, Jane Gula, Nancy Thomp-
son, Eleanor Eppley, Marge Cook,
and Vivian Newcomb.
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~ Engagement Announced
JOAN ELVIRA SCHOLLENI
Mr. and Mrs. George Schollenber-
ger, RD. 3, Dallas, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Joan,
to Eugene Yanovitch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Yanovitch, 24 South
Atherton Avenue, Kingston.
Miss Schollenberger is a graduate
of Dallas High School, Class of 1962
and the Nick Perrella Beauty School.
She is ‘presently employed in the
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credit office at the Boston Store,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Yanovitch graduated from
‘Wyoming High School, Class of 1962
and is employed as Service Manager
of the Golf Shop at Tamiment in
the Poconos.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
wife.
Mrs. Edward Crispell
Honored At Shower
Mrs. Edward Crispell was feted at
a Stork Shower recently by Eileen
Crispell, Noxen.
Present were Mary Ora Bean, Mrs.
Elvin Bean, Mrs. John Stenger, Carol
Bennett, Nancy Bialogowicz, Jennie
Lee Bainbridge, Eileen Chesney, Mrs.
Elwood Davis, Mrs. Walter Besteder,
Mrs. Thomas Garrity, Alberta Gable,
Mrs. Jack Winters, Mrs. Harry Free-
man, Gayle Nalbone, Mrs. Percy
MacMillan, Cathy McHose, Cathy
Newberry, Debbie Reish, Pamela
Raklewicz, Mrs. Glen Spencer, Mrs.
Robert Timko, Susam Traver, Jane
Eleanor Turner, Mrs. Joseph Wal-
lace, Mrs. Dick Williams, Mrs. My-
ron Williams, Mrs. Earl Crispell, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
Auxiliary Holds
Annual Picnic
Daddow-Isaacs American Legion
Post 672 Auxiliary held their annual
family picnic last Thursday night
on the lawn of Mr .and Mrs. Leon-
ard Harvey, Woodlawn Drive, Dal-
las. A very enjoyable evening was
spent with the following attending:
Mr .and Mrs. Harold Brobst, Bon-
nie, Lee and Patti; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Buckley amd Jim; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Templin, Robin and Fred-
die; Mrs. Edward Oncay Jr., Cindy,
Edward J. and Jeff; Mrs. Hazel
Carkhuff and Fern; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reese, Shirley and Tommie;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey and
Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Staub;
Mrs. Elsa Boehme; Mrs. James
Davenport; Mrs. Lottie Wroblenski.
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Nuptials Will
Be Solemnized At St. Therese's
Miss Diane Bednar, daughter of |
Mrs. George Bednar and the late |
Mr. Bednar, Hazeltine Street,
Shavertown will become the bride
of George Edward Serhan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Serhan,
Wilkes-Barre, on Saturday, Septem-
ber
Shavertown at 11 a.m.
Rev. Francis Brennan will per- |
form the double ring ceremony.
Miss Vivian Bednar will be maid |
of honor for her sister and Miss |
Lorraine. Bednar will be brides-
maid and Debra Bednar,
bridesmaid. + All attendants are
sisters of the bride, who will be
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given in marriage by her brother,
George Bednar.
Thomas Brady will serve as best
man and (Charles Chere as usher.
| Reception will be held at the’
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| couple will leave on a honeymoon
Miss Bednar is a graduate of:
Central Catholic High School and is
| employed at College Misericordia.
The bridegroom elect is a grad-
uate of GAR High School and at--
f tended Wilkes College. He is a
member of the Military Police at
South Ridge Air Force Base, Mich.
The couple will reside in Michigan.
Dallas 4 H Girls
Close Busy Summer
Girls 4-H Club held its final round-
up on Friday, August 16 at the
home of Mrs. Curtis Edwards, East
Dallas.
The girls finished and modeled
skirts they had made and each re-| ——
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job well done from Mrs. Betty Ann
Bodman, Luzerne County Extension
Representative.
Mrs. Edwards gave a great deal
of time to the project for the past
eight weeks,
with the girls.
beginning of the summer.
Mrs. Bess Thomas was a guest of
honor as were relatives of the girls.
Mrs. Alfred Miller, Ann Marie Mil-
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Reba and Grandma Broody, Rhonda
working and playing !
She received some |
assistance from Mrs. Gordon in the |
Moore, her mother and Terry, Chris-
tine Konnick and mother, Stephanie’
Lindaur and mother, Connie, Gale’
Edwards, and mother.
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the afternoon. :
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