THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1963
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| : ; . was first to guess the Whatsit in last
Mrs. Alice C. Davis, Trucksville, week's Dallas Post. That stack of
i convalescing at her home follow- | crackers got an enthusiastic recep-
lig a heart attack suffered while! tion Folks who couldn't guess the
0 duty as a licensed practical poon-track a few weeks ago, got
arse at Valley Crest Hospital. on board the cracker picture with
fe Dive ig Hanstorel to" 4 whoop and a holler. Jimmie Ko-
y OSPIia’ where sie remain. | omchak’s Whatsits take a lot of
1 a patient for three weeks. This | “"7""%
Leek she was allowed to climb part- | Jimmie’s time.
lay upstairs and hopes it will not
> long until she can return to the
fork she loves so well.
She especially urges folk to visit |
ile patients who look forward to
ers she received while ill.
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The “Harvest Revue” to be pre-
sented next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings by Dallas [Senior |
and Dallas Junior Woman's Clubs
will offer an evening of fine enter-
tainment ranging from comic to
classic. Excellent chorus and solo
numbers intersperced with dancing
specialties will highlight the Mu-
sicale directed by Frank Casey with
an assist from Vince Murphy and
Dan Stenger who will alternate as
master of ceremony. Music will be
furnished by Bobby Baird and his
orchestra.
The presentation to be ,held at
Dallas Senior High School will be
made up of the following cast: Mrs,
Robert Stephenson, Dr. David Kun-
kle, Donna LaBarr, Marilyn Lipfert,
Mrs. Evan Bonowitz, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ash, Mr. and Mrs. William
To Sell Cookies
“COOKIES: AROUND THE
WORLD ” will highlight the Baked
Goods Booth at Dallas Chapter No.
396, ‘0. E. S. Turkey Supper and
Fall Festival at Jackson Fire Hall
on Saturday, November 7.
The Rainbow Girls will also have
a Candy Booth. Mrs, Gertrude Dav-
ies heads’ the Baked Goods Booth.
Miss Colleen Conaghan is Wor-
thy Advisor of the Charles E. James
Memorial = Assembly, Order of the
Rainbow for. Girls.
REPUBLICANS
RE-ELECT
Vernon A. Cease
School Director
Harold Bertram
Road Supervisor
ELECT
Mike Slimak
School Direcior
Henry Zbick
Auditor
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Bride Elect Feted
At Bridal Shower
| Donna Givens, West Wyoming
was feted at a Variety Shower, Sun-
day October 6 at Carverton Meth-
| odist Church.
Hostesses were Mary Ann Meeker
and Lillian Werts.
The former Miss Givens was mar-
I ried October. 19 ' to ‘Arthur Owen,
Carverton at
West Wyoming...
Present were Grace: Safford, Doris
. | Lewis, Elna Lewis, Marie Charney,
‘Ida Norton, ; Earlene Farrell, Grace
Lostrick, ‘Dorothy : Lapinski, Lillian
Nicholas, Madeline Nicholas, Staf-
| finia Nicholas, Sue White, Dolores
Wegodinski, © Ann Nicholas, Mrs.
| William Owen; Alice ' Owen, ‘Jean
| Cron, Loretta Owen, Mrs. Givens,
| Mrs. Osmyn Owens, = the ' guest of
honor and the hostesses.
Dallas Birthdays
Birthday greetings to Atty. Rob-
ert Fleming, Dennis McCa1tney
Mrs. Milford Shaver, Jimmy Miller,
Frances T. Williams, Lawrence
Britton, Stephen Farrar, Beverly S.
White, Robert Parry, Sue Botsford,
Stephen M. Evans, Mrs. Stanley S.
Davis, Dr. W. L. McCutcheon, James
B. Huston, 3rd and Billie Lewis.
At Mansfield
John Dana, son of Mr. and Mrs.
field State Colleg. T
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Shoemaker Chapel, :
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i ice Davis Is Guesses The Whatsit Fifty Three Make Up Cast of Dallas Women's Club Harvest Revue Lehman IOOF Offers
lecuperating Mrs. John H. Penman, Dallas, . Hall To Toby Creek {iv
District Deputy Grand - Master
Joseph Ellsworth, secretary of
Osage Lodge, IOOF, Lehman, speak-
ing for four other members pres-
ent, invited Toby Creek Lodge No.
[ 1078, Trucksville, to store its equip-
ment and paraphernalia at the Le-
man hall.
Archard, Mrs. Joseph Balavage, Mrs.
Paul Lauer, Betty Jean Davis, Mrs.
Leonard Groboski, Mrs. Raymond
Wilson, Mrs. Robert Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Harding, Mrs.
David Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Al Turner,
Richard Oliver,
Orchard, Mrs. Frank Huttman, Mrs.
Donald Smith, Mrs. Ross Williams,
Mrs. ‘Howard Garris, Mrs. Leo Mo-
hen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiley,
Bud Nelson, Elsa
Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. Harry Ed-
| wards, Ruth Miller, Mrs. William
| Carroll, Mrs. Victor Cross, Mrs.
| Charles Mahler, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Rogers, Mrs. Joseph Katyl, Jerry
| Gardner, Herry Lefko, Mrs. Ed-
ward Ratcliffe, Mrs. Henry Moyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Stanley, Mrs,
Fred Niemeyer, Francis, Ambrose,
John Konsavage, Mrs. Cletus Hol-
comb, Diane Meyers, Joan Natitus, |
Mrs. Bud Rogers, Carol Lahey, Mrs.
Lewis Reese.
Program will begin each evening
at 8:30 P.M. Tickets may be pur-
chased from any club member or
at the door.
Proceeds will go to the scholar-
ship fund and civic projects car-
ried on by ‘the joint women’s or-
ganizations. ‘
For Scenic Beauty
Dallas Senior Woman’s Club at
its October meeting passed a resolu-
tion similar to that passed by the
Garden Club of Wyoming Valley a
short time previous, and printed as
an. editorial in the Dallas Post of
October 17. The Senior Woman's
Club goes on record as:
“Wholeheartedly supporting the
efforts. of the Greater Wyoming
Valley Chamber of Commerce, gov-
erning officials and other interested
groups. and individuals ‘to preserve
the scenic beauty along that stretch
of highway and to prevent further
encroachment. of both advertising
and undesirable construction
through enforcement of existing
laws and ordinances.”
The stretch of ‘highway is the
portion under construction. from
Luzerne to Dallas,, defaced hereto-
! | fore by glaring signs.
Copies were sent to Mrs. Edward
B. Wicks, president of Luzerne
County . Federation of Woman's
Clubs; Thomas Kiley, president of
Chamber of Commerce; David
Ogden, Area Appearance Committee;
Edward Heiselberg, Planning Com-
mission; Jarrett Jennings, Luzerne
County Commissioner. ?
LaRoy Ziegler,
Kingston Town-'
ship supervisor; Harold Brobst, Dal- |
Nesbitt Hospita
Rummage Sale
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary, will hold a Rum-
mage Sale Monday, Tuesday and
‘Wednesday, November 4, 5 and 6
at Lare’s Store in Luzerne. |
Mrs. Charles Maxwell, Mrs. Har- |
vey Kitchen, Mrs. Lyman Lull and
“Mrs. Joseph Marsh are serving as
chairmen of the event.
‘Assisting are Mesdames Fred
Templin, Charles Sieber, Lewis Un-
derwood, Pearl Gilroy, Robert Gra-
‘ham, Carl Hontz, ‘Gladys Martz,
David Evans, Charles = Sprenkel,
Ward Jacquish, Blanche Keller,, |
| Auxiliary
Next Week
Edward Whitely, Sheldon Evans,
Fred Malkemes, William Thomas,
Franklin Hawke, William Brown,
Misses Florence Rave and Ruth
Lamoreaux. !
The ladies will accept any -clo-
thing or hcusehold items including
furniture. Mrs. Joseph Marsh, Mrs.
Charles Perkins and Mrs. Carl Hontz
are in charge- of the pick up com-
mittee. | ? 3
Funds realized will be used to as-
sist in. furnishing the new nurses
home.
Gramley-Clemow Nuptials
Performed At Dallas Saturday
Miss Beatrice Gramley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Gramley,
Harvey's Lake, R.D. No. 1, became
the bride of Ronald Clemow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Afton Reese, R.D. No.
3, Dallas, in East Dallas Methodist
Church, Saturday evening, October
26.
Rev. William Watson officiated, '
bridesmaid was Miss Patricia Gard-
ner. Richard Clemow, brother of
the groom served as best man, while
another brother, Hamilton, was
usher.
Miss Gramley was given in mar-
riage by her brother, Carson.
A wedding reception following the
ceremony was held at the bride-
las Borough Council; Fred Lamor- and Mrs. William Boice was organ- groom's home.
eaux, Dallas Township Supervisors; ist.
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And to Wilkes-Barre Publishing
Jack Dana, is a freshmtn at Mans- Company, Sunday Independent, and
Dallas Post.
Miss Mary Alice Cooper, daughter
of Mr .and Mrs. John Cooper, 104
Mill Street, Parsons, became the
bride of Darryl Dickson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Dickson, East Dal-
la,s Saturday, October 26 at Kings-
ton Methodist Church.
| The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Robert J.
Lukens.
The bride was attired in a white
wool dress with black accessories
Mary Alice Cooper Weds
Darryl Dickson, East Dallas
tions. Matron of honor Nancy
Sehmidle, sister of the groom, wore
a royal blue wool dress with black
accessories and a corssage of blue
and white carnations. Best man was
Thomas Schmidle, Jr.,
law of, the groom.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Schmidle Jr., at
432 Schuyler Ave., Kingston, Pa.
The couple will reside in Lyons,
and wore a corsage of white carna- New Jersey.
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| Mrs. Gloria Hadsel, sister of the |
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The couple are residing over
Bunney’s Store in Fernbrook.
See The Post's Beautiful Christmas Cards
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The Trucksville club was also
| invited to hold its future meetings
| there if and when it becomes
necessary to vacate present quarters
to make way for the new townhip
building.
Many Local Residents
Attend U. N. Dinner
The United Nations Dinner Thurs-
day night at Hotel Sterling was well
| attended by Back Mountain resi-
| dents, among them a number of
students from foreign countries at-
tending College Misericordia. Many
of these girls posed questions for
Philip Deane, head of the United
Nations Information service
Washington D.C., who invited ques-
tions at the conclusion of his talk.
Spotted in the Crystal Ballroom
were Senator and Mrs. Harold Flack,
Dr. and Mrs. John Doane, Miss
Frances Dorrance, Mrs. William
Lance, Mrs. Mae Townend, Mrs. Eu-
gene Farley and Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks.
Mrs. Townend Returns
From Oregon Visit
Mrs. Mae Townend, Twin Spruces,
Pioneer Avenue; Dallas , has return-
ed home after spending a ‘three
week visit with her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Townend, Port-
land, Oregon. .
Mrs... Townend, an advocate of
airplane travel, fulfilied a long-time
desire to fly in a helicopter, when
she made the trip from Pniladel-
phia to New York in one of the
whirlibirds.
She -enplaned via TWA jet from
the metropolis arriving in a matter
of hours at her destination, having
breakfasted at her home in Dallas
and enjoying dinner with her son
that evening. 2d
New Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre, Pike's
Creek, announce the birth ‘of a
daughter, Saturday, October 26, at
Nesbitt Hospital.
There are three other little girls,
Christine, four; Cathy, three; Terry,
one and a half.
Mother® is the former Beverly
Kester, Meeker.
Michael Allen Ell
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ell, Lehman
Avenue, announce the birth of a
six pound ten ounce son, Michael
Allen, October 22 at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. There is another son, Gary,
age two. Mrs. Ell is the former
[Eleanor Lacomis, Kingston. Mr. Ell
is "employed by the Process Plant,
| Country Club Road and is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ell, Jr., Sha-
vertown. .
Flies Back To England
After Three-Week Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogokgki,
Pikes Creek, had a telephone call
from England Monday, which an-
| nounced safe arrival of their son
| Ronald after a seven hour jet flight
across the Atlantic. A/1C Rogowski,
home on leave for three weeks, and
|'with ten months left to go in Eng-
| land , is stationed at (Greenham
| Common, southwest of London.
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