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"DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Miss Frances Dorrance, Church
{Street, Dallas, has returned home
after spending six weeks with Mrs.
Howard Taylor, Pocono Lake Pre-
serve,
Mr .and Mrs. William Kelly and
children, Upper Darby, Pa., have
purchased a home in Midway Manor.
Mr Kelly is sales superintendent of
Amegican Home Foods.
MR Earl Monk has returned after
a two week visit in “Florida. She
made the trip with. Mrs. Andrew
Denmon and Mrs.” Jane Hauzletine,
all of Dallas.
Mr .ad Mrs. Walter Binder, Strat-
ford, N.J., have moved to 75 Hunts-
ville Road.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mrs. T. M. B, Hicks in her recent
bereavement. ;
Fredric Amderson, Sr., Pioneer
Avenue, Shavertown returned Fri-
day evening from attending the
funeral of Stanley Yeager, Jr., 22,
Cleveland, Ohio. i
The young man, an honor student
at Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology was the nephew of Mrs. An-
derson. He was killed ‘August 31, in
an automobile accident in Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Yeisley and
family, Glenburnie, Md., were week-
end guests of Mrs. Warren Yeisley.
The Yeisleys are former residents of
Shavertown. Keith is Mrs. Yeisley’s
grandson.
Also visiting at the Yeisley home
is Mrs. Grace Riley, Albany, N.Y.,
sistex of Mrs. Yeisley.
Mr% and Mrs. Joseph Hendricks,
Buffalo, N. Y., recently visited Mr.
and g@frs. Ferman Wesley, Demunds
Road; Fernbrook. The Hendricks
are former residents of Shaver-
town. Mrs.r Wesley is the daughter
of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. Eugene LaVelle, Pole 175,
Harveys Lake, has returned after
spending a weekend in Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd,
and Linda, Shickshinny; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, and Deb-
bie, Mill Street, recently were din-
mer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cragle, Rohrsburg, Pa. Also attend-
ing were Carol and JoAnn Trivel-
piece, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trivel-
piece and sons, Don and Frank.’
Birthday greetings this week to;
Kim Evans, Jennifer Anne Garris,
S. N. Goss, Mrs, Fred Jemnings, Mrs.
Charles Smith, Chip Carter, James
Oliver, Jr., Dan Richards, Sr., Z.
E. Garinger, Thomas B. Robinson,
Dorothy K. Huston, T. Marlon Rim-
ple, Nellie, Brown, William Welch,
Jr., Raymond J. Elston, Billy Duda,
Marilym Ohlman ‘Wisner; Mrs. : Don-
ald Paeglow.
Mr. and Mrs. William Connors
and children, Cathy, Billy, Michael,
Jimmy and Kevin, Ferguson Aven-
ue, have takem up residence in Al-
toongy where Mr, Connors is em-
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Bud
Shorts and family,
Ohio ggsecently visited relatives in
Shavertown and Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Par-
rish Street, have returned after
spending a few days in Elmira,
N. Y., visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Guernsey
and family, Bethesda, Md., recently
spent a week with his father, Mr.
Edwin Guernsey, Franklin Street,
Shavertown,
John Shorts, Newark, N. J.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown,
Nancy and Bob, Ferguson Avenue,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright,
Oak Hill, have returned to their
home after spending some time at
Long Beach Island, N. J.
Mrs. Merritt Updyke, Watertown,
N. , recently spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz
and Evelyn, Brook Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Garris and
chien, Jackson Street, have re-
turned after spemding two weeks at
Black Lake, Ontario, Canada, where
they enjoyed good fishing.
Mrs. Wardan Kunkle, Machell
Avenue, is a patient at the Gemeral
Hospital. :
‘Ruth Miller and Ruth Tinsley,
Dallas, will enter the General Hos--
pital School of Practical Nursing.
Mrs.” John Hislop, Lehman Aven-
ue, is a patient at General Hospital.
Mr. Floyd Slocum, West Dallas,
is a patient at General Hospital.
Carl “Kookie” Daubert, Parrish
cousins in Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler,
Dallas, have returned home after
visiting Mr. Hosler’'s mother and
aunt, ]
Recent guests in this area were
C. B. Eckhart, Forty Fort; Mr. ‘and
Mrs. Fred Woessner and family,
Norristown; Mrs. Charles Watkins,
Erni and Norman, “Vienna, Va.;
and Mrs. Stanley Davenport
Jr., Pottstown; Ruth Murray,
Wilkes-Barre; Roberts Kistler,
Myerstown; Jean H. Green, Mon-
treal; Mr. and Mrs. Lee White and
Robert, Endicott, N. Y.; Mr. S. J.
Miller, Wyoming Camp Ground;
Marcia Miller, Curtis Evans, Hart-
ford, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Frear, Pittston; Miss Millie Jones,
George Messick, West Pittston and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Catron, Ft.
Pierce, Fla.
Mrs. S. N. Goss, Claude Street, is
a patient at the Nesbitt Hospital.
Joe Goode, Jackson Street, has
returned to his home after being a
‘patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
onka, he
Mr. Dietz is employed as a carpenter.
Jackson Heights, N.Y,
Wilmington, |
; Joe, |:
thirteen, is the son of Mr. 4nd Mrs.
Joseph Goode, ISr., and is in eighth
Neighborhood
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1963
SECTION A — PAGE 5
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Shavertown PTA will sponsor a |
Fun Festival as its first activity of
the school year. |
Many attractive booths offering a
wide variety of ‘goodies and enter-
tainment will be manned by mothers
of students. :
The second fair to be held by the
school organization promises to be
more profitable than the first tried
two years ago, which exceeded ex-
pectations. !
Funds realized will be used to
send sixth grade youngsters on their
graduation trip’ to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Bayer and Mrs. Wal-
ter Gosart are co-chairmen of the
fall event to be held Saturday, Sept-
ember 21 from 11 to 4 p.m. Mrs.
William Frederick is handling pub-
licity.
First grade mothers under the
chairmanship of Mesdames William
Pugh, (Craig Aicher and Andrew
Roan will head the Bake Sale Booth.
Shavertown PTA Fun Festival
Will Otter Variety Of Booths
Mesdames William Frederick,
Everell Chadwick, William Ostrum
and Louis Orloski will preside over
the Game Booth, second grade offer-
ing.
Mesdames Walter Roberts and
Merl Bigelow will be kept busy at
the third grade Candy and Ice Cream
stand, while Mesdames Milton Evans,
Clifford Parker and Walter Karl will
offer a wide selection of White Ele-
phant and Jewelry items for the
fourth grade.
Fifth grade booth will entice the
young fry with its: Fish Pond and
Comic Books, under supervision of
Mesdames ' Stamley Wills and Gor-
don Wolverton, Mrs. Elwood Dungey
and Mrs. Michael Bucan will preside
over the Snack Booth for sixth
grade. z
Mothers of all pupils will assist
at the various stands.
The public is urged to support the
affair. :
Mr .and Mrs. Alden Dietz, Beau-
mont, were homored Sunday on the
observance of their 25th anniversary
at a buffet dinner given by daugh-
ters, Nancy and Carolym Dietz and
Emma Richards. i
The couple were married Septem-
ber 10, 1938 by Rev. George Sweet,
Courtdale. Mrs. Dietz is the former
Thelma Richards. They have re-
sided in Beaumont all of their life.
There are six children: Carolyn,
student at Andrews University,
Michigan; Sally, enrolled at Blue
Mt. Academy, Hamburg, Pa.; Nancy
and Christopher, at home; Lynn
Dietz serving in the U.S. Army and
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dietz Are =
Honored On 25th Anniversary |
Fred Dietz, Miami, Florida.
Mr .and Mrs. Dietz received many |
lovely gifts.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Claude -
Dietz, Mark and Brian, Wyalusing;
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dietz, Gary and
Cheryl, Kunkle; Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Balaniski, Judy, Fred, and Joe; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bellas, Bobby and
Gerry, Beaumont; Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Richards, Doris amd Donnie
Hood, Hackettstown, N.J.; Mrs.
Emma Richards, James Bagrosky,
Harrisburg; Bruce Corey, Uniondale;
the honored guests and their child-
ren, Nancy, Carolyn, Sally and
Christopher.
Evelyn Frantz, has returned to
the Johnstown Rehabilitation Cen-
ter, after spending some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Frantz, Brook Street.
Mrs. Gary Bligh and son, Gregory,
Corona, N.Y., are spending the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Bennett, Trucksville,
Michael Traver, Noxen, had as
Sunday visitors, Mrs. Lore Traver
and son, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schneider and son, Renee, all of
. Chief Traver’s son, Corey, Rice
Street, Trucksville, celebrated his
birthday on Friday, September 6.
Mr .and Mrs. Henry Willis, High-
bridge, N.J., spent sunday visiting
Mr, and Mrs. Claude Snyder, Claude
Street,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck and
daugater, Katnerine, Harveys Lake,
will attend the 25th weddudg cere-
mony and anniversary dinner in
honor ot Mr .and Mrs. Charles Gear-
hart, Philadelphia on Saturday. Mr.
Fluck is Mrs. Gearhart's brother.
Charles Gearnart, Philadelphia
and Miss Lucy Lyle, Lowsville, Ky.,
with her finance, James Kluck, spent
last week with Mr .and Mrs. John
Fluck, Harveys Lake, leaving on
Monaay. LEE
+ Mrs, Martha Lamoreaux, -De
munds Road, has returned home
atter one month's stay in Long Is-
land, N.Y. She had as weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Force and
the Carpenter family, Long Island.
¢ Mr. and Mrs. John Tirpak, Mrs.
Pauline Pandizorko, and daughter,
Marie, Exeter, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown and family,
Ferguson Avenue.
Carol Walter, Berlin, Conn., has
returned home after spending the
summer with her aunt and uncle,
Mr .and Mrs, Richard Owens, Parrish
Street,
Mrs. Bert Brace has returned home
after spending some time in Wagh-
ington at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Helen Evans. She is staying
with another daughter, Mrs. George
Hess. :
Mr .and Mrs. Edward Malone,
Bergenfield, N.J., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wagner, Dallas.
Bert Brace, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elton Brace, Dallas, underwent a
tonsillectomy at General Hospital
on Friday.
Shirley Denmon Feted
By Florence Frantz
Miss Florence Frantz, R.N., sup-
ervisor of Carpenter Nursing Home
entertained at a delightful Variety
Shower honoring Shirley Denmon,
bride-elect.
The party was held at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Billings, Grand-
view Avenue, Dallas. Mrs. Billings
is a sister of Miss Frantz.
Color scheme was carried out in
pink and white and matching bou-
quets of asters were distributed
throughout the house.
A buffet luncheon was served to
the following guests Mesdames:
Alice Smith, Hilda Trainer, Burina
Biaconi, (Charlotte Calkins, Jean
‘Whitesell, Mildred Rittenhouse, Jane
Sorber, Mildred Covert, Agnes Wal-
ton, Lila Giberson, L. ‘A. Frantz,
Elizabeth Billings, Floremce Billings
and the hostess.
Carol Lynn Bobeck
Feted On 3rd Birthday
Carol Lynn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bobeck, Cliffside Aven-
ue, Trucksville, celebrated her third :
birthday on Labor Day with a lawn
party.
Those attending were Roger
Long, Patty, Dorothy and Lois
Summers, Jesse and Joan Coslett,
Jill, Jackie, Mary, Matt, Janice and
Paul Shaver; Laurie, Chris, Libby
and Martha Wright, Oak Hill; Mary
Louise and Charles Bobeck, Dallas,
and the guest of honor’s brother,
Jackie. . Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bobeck, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Shaver,” Mr. and’ Mrs. John
Marks and Mrs. Jesse Coslett.
Centerpiece. was a green and
white cake made by Carol's mother.
Entertains At Outing
For College Girl
Mr .and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin enter-
tained recently at a family picnic for
their daughter, Linda, who is return-
ing to Lock Haven State College for
her sophomore year.
Present” were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Brace, Alexandria, Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Lamoreaux and Susan, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lamoreaux, Billy
and Carol, Sweet Valley; Mr. Donald
Anesi, Dallas; the guest of honor
and her parents.
Lt. Colonel and Mrs. John F. Cris-
pell, Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland,
wish to announce the engagement
of their daughter, Corinne Anne, to
Lt. James J. Behen, III, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Behen Jr., Del-
mar, Md., and Mrs. Mabel D. Behen,
Dover, Delaware.
Col. Crispell is the nephew of Mrs.
Walter S. Kitchen, Idetown.
Fiancee Of Lt. James J]. Behen, III
MISS CORINNE ANNE CRISPELL
|
Claremont Secretarial School, New
York, N.Y., and is currently work-
ing for the U.S. Government in
Washington, D.C. ;
Her fiance graduated from the
University of Maryland with a de-
gree in Chemical Engineering. He
is presently stationed at Edgewood
Arsenal, Maryland. \ i
The wedding is planned for Octo-
ber 12, 1963.
‘Miss Crispell is a graduate of
Linda May Traver Will Wed
Donald: L. Hensley, Kentucky
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Lillian May Traver
to Donald Lee Hensley, son of Paul
Hensley, Olive Hill, Kentucky and
the late Mrs. Hensley, has been an-
nounced by Mrs. Wallace Traver,
Market Street, Noxen.
Matron of honor will be Mrs. Jos-
eph' Luketic, Noxen, sister of the
bride-elect. Bridesmaid will be
Nesbitt Auxiliary
To Hold Card Party
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary will sponsor a Des-
sert Card Party at the new Nurses
Home, Kingston on Tuesday after-
noon, October 8 at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. (Carl Hontz and Mrs. William
Hughes are cochairmen of the affair.
The public is invited.
Dr. Jacobs Speaks At
Joint Kiwanis Meet
Dallas Kiwanis and Dallas Kiwanis
Women held a joint dinner meeting
and program recently at which Dr.
Irvin Jacobs, member of the Luz- |
erne Coumty Medical Association
spoke on the “Importance of Sabin
Polio Vaccine.”
Guest speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Edward Thompson, program
chairman. :
. Present were Dr. and Mrs. Irvin
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomp
son, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Faegen-
berg, Mr .and Mrs. George McCut-
cheon, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ‘Acker-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maturi,
Mr .and Mrs. Paul Laux, Mr. and
Mrs, John Henninger and John Jr.,
Mr .and Mrs. James Huston, Sr.,
Mr .and Mrs. Sherman Harter, Mr.
and Mrs. William Guyette, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Birth, Mr .and Mrs. Leon
Emmanuel, Mrs. Clara Troxell, Jer-
ome Gardner, George Thomas, Hil-
bert Stark, John Marsh, Kenneth
‘Bayliss, Leo Corbett, William Baker,
Thomas Kreidler, Dr. David Kunkle.
Jule ha
Shavertown to Hunt |
will be in our
afternoon,
you the latest
Beauty,
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A REPRESENTATIVE OF
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Dawn Luketic, niece of the bride
to “be... Best man will be Daniel
Mitchell. ;
The wedding will be performed |
by candlelight, September 22 at
6 pm. in St. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Noxen.
Miss Traver is a graduate of]
Lake-Lehman High School and was
employed at Skytop Lodge, as a
secretary.
Mr. Hensley attended Olive Hill
High School and is employed as a
Hold Hat Show
Altar and Rosary Society of St.|
Therese’s Church, Shavertown, |
scheduled a number of coming ac- |
tivities for the fall season at a |
meeting of ‘the .organization . last |
Wednesday evening.
A Hat Show and Card Party will |
| be held September 25 at 8 p.m. Mrs. | luncheon served by
George Messersmith and Mrs. |
Joseph Burns were named chair- |
men of the newest fall fashions in
ladies headgear loaned from Lazar- |
us, Store.
Mrs. William Guyette will head |
| Card Party committee with Mrs.
| Donald Meade and Mrs. Paul Lauer
‘in charge of tickets.
A Communion Breakfast pre-|
pared and served by men of the | Marchetti, William A. Thomas, Ann
Holy Name Society will be held |
October 6. Mrs. John Carey was |
appointed chairman. Prayer will
be given by Rev. Francis Brennan,
moderator, i
Mrs. Edward Zaboski, president, |
| welcomed new members, Mesdames | loy, John O’Kal, Leo Corbett, John
Dennis Sitkowski,
Paul Lauer,
Tom Taglia, Edward Gallagher,
Anna Zebelin, Albert Shafer, James
Thomas, Jr., John Kritchen, Sr.
Four exchange students, John
Joseph Peleak,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin LaBarr
Are Married 60 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin LaBarr, Moore-
Saturday.
Payne and Harry LaBarr.
Mr. and Mrs. LaBarr were married
Jennie Moss.
The LaBarrs have
Mooretown for many years where
they conducted a restauramt and
Mr. LaBarr engaged in carpentry.
Freda Lyons Honors
Son On Birthday
James E, Morgan was guest at a
surprise birthday dinner given by
his mother, Mrs. Freda Lyons o
Sunday at her home. 2
A delicious meal was served fol-
lowing which games and refresh-
ments delighted the guests.
Three year old Beverly Schmidle
received a prize for her twist danc-
ing and other nieces and mephews
of the hostess were awarded prizes.
Present were John Morgan, David
Morgan, Almen J. Morgam, Ronald
Morgan, Mrs. Jean Atkinson and
son, Edward; Mr. and Mrs. William
painter.
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| Lester Jordan acting as moderator. |
Stephen Tometchko, | Hozempa,
| Guyette,
town, who celebrated their 60th | Mrs. LaBarr tending to her house-
wedding amniversary on September | hold chores, knitting amd crochet-
7 were feted at a dinner party on |ing in her spare time, while her
; | husband tends a garden.
The affair was given by their |
children, Sheldon LaBarr, Mrs. Earl | Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon LaBarr, Kings-
| ton; Mr. and Mrs. Harry LaBarr,
? | Donna and Douglas, Shavertown;
at Binghamton on September 7, | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Payne, Dick and
1903. Mrs. LaBarr was the former | Susan Blairsville; Mr.
resided in | Mrs. Clara Brauch, Kingston; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Long, West Nanti-
| coke; Mrs. Nellie Wagner, Trucks-
Altar and Rosary Society Will
and Card Party
Parry, who visited the Netherlands;
Dale Mosier, who lived in West
Germany; Roshan Billimoria from
India and Esther Avida, Argentina,
presented a panel program with Dr. |
Social hour followed with a|
Mrs. Jordan .
and her committee. Mrs. James |
Inman and Mrs. William Guyette |
poured.
Present were Mesdames Edward |
Zaboski, Edward Chukinas, Mar-'
garet Miller, Catherine Cullen,
Catherine Brown, Anna Olinatz,
Gertrude Kropp, Ellen Gibbons,
Grace Laux, Edward Kupstas, Jean-
nie Burns, Thomas Taglia, Albert
Rother, Joseph = Balavage, Paul
Lauer, Margaret Bednar, James
Trowbridge, Stephen Tometchko,
Ray Harleman, Edward Trum-
bower, Robert Franklin, Dennis Sit-
kowski, Donald Meade, /John Mal-
Novitski, Adrian DeMarco, Stanley
Joseph Fanucci, John
Kritchen, Sr., John Bourke, James
Brown, [Lester Jordan, Leland
Clinton Johnson, James
Inman, William Guyette,
Both are in fairly good health,
Present to help celebrate were
and .Mrs
Murray LaBarr, Highland Park, N.J.; |
ville amd the honored guests. 1
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gel, grandson, Ricki: Peter Walters, !
the guest of honor and hostess.
| her,
Book Club To Open:
Season On Monday
Mrs. Paul Gross, president of Back
Mountain Library Book Club, an-
nounces the first meeting of the sea-
son for Monday at 2 p.m. in the
Library Annex. Rev. George Deis-
pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church in Kingston, will show color-
ed slides, and speak on birds and
wild flowers.
Mrs. John Wilson, head of the
Hospitality Committee for 1963-64,
designates Mrs. Bradford Alden and
Mrs. Dana Crump to take charge of
the tea table. Members may bring
guests.
Wish the lovely bride
happiness . . . with
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