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Street, is a pauent at tie Geilvsui
Hospital. >
Mr. and Mrs.
d Charles, Jr., and David, Beth-
e. spent Saturday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., of
Bo Charles Conklin, Jr.
was discharged from the Navy on
Friday after spending 3 years as a
communications technician, His ship
Pvt. Jose Valdez has been sailing
out of Capetown, ,South Africa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘Snyder, 64
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Charles Conklin
Claude Street, had as guests on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Edward John-
son, Spring Echo Farms and Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Miller, Chalifont,
New Jersey. Mrs. Katherine John-
son, Highbridge, N. J., returned
home with them after spending a
week visiting the Snyders.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Merithew and
family formerly of Shavertown have
taken up residence at 324 Sheridan
Drive, Simonds Garden, New Castle,
Delaware. Two of ‘their sons will
celebrate birthdays in November.
David on November 6 and Bob on
November 14.
Jim McCoog, assistant scoutmast-
er of Scout Troop No. 231 has re-
turned home after undergoing ‘sur-
gery at Nesbitt Hospital :
Mrs. Florence Griesing, Franklin
Street, was admitted to General Hos-
pital on Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Brace, Hyattsville,
Md., is spending the week with her
fallfer, Mr. Albert Weed, Dallas, fol-
lowing ‘the funeral of her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick H. Eidam,
Skavertown, had as weekend guests
R and Mrs. William Seaman,
Souderton.
Mrs, Margaret Hartman, Dallas,
has returned home after being
a patient at Geisinger Hospital..
Mr. and Mrs. John Kistley, Mid-
way Lame, were recent visitors at
Virginia’s Famous Skyline Caverns.
Alfred Rood, Franklin Street, has
returned home after being a pa-
tient at Wyoming Valley Hospital. |
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith
and daughter, Donna, attended the
Penn State - West Virginia Game
last Saturday at Penma. State Uni-
took along her
friends Miriam Mohr, Donna Priebe
and Roshan Billimoria.
. August Strazdus, East Dal-
1a%;, is a patient in Geisinger Ho-
pital,
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, Lake
rect, had as weekend guests her
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Ryan of Ramsey, N. Y.,
and their grandson and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Ryan of Midland
Park, N. J.
-Donma Sax, four year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sax, East
Center Street, is recuperating at
her home following a tonsillectomy
at General Hospital last week.
A postcard recently = received
from Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Weatherly,
Carverton says that the trip to the
Holy Land has been marvelous, and
that they are looking forward to
visiting London and Scotland on
their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Har-
may’s, Lake, spent last weekend in
New York, where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. Warren French.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright, Jr.,
Carverton, will move soon to the
former Dewees home at Hayes Cor-
a;
w Walter Gosart and sons, and
Mrs. William Thomas, Shavertown
visited in Cleveland last week, driv-
ing out to see the former’s brother
Walter Gerlach Jr., and the latter’s
son, William Thomas and family.
Jack Dana, Carverton, has return-
ed home after being a patient in
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fogarty,
Haverhill N. H., were weekend
guests of Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks! The
couple made a flying trip to the
area to be with Mrs. Fogarty’s
mother, Mrs. Kent, former teacher
at Coughlin High School, on her
95th birthday.
Warren MeKeel, Lehman, is a
‘patient in Nesbitt Hospital, where
he underwent foot surgery. He would
from his friends.
ichard Thomas,
HE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1963
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 8
Harvest Moon Ball
On Saturday Evening
Dallas Kiwanis Club will hold its
Harvest Moon Ball Saturday evening
.| at Irem Temple Country Club.
Harry Lefko heads ‘committee for
the festivities. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Lefko. Mrs. Leo
Corbett or Mrs. William Guyette.
Men of Music will play for danc-
ing fqrom 9 to 2 with surprise dance
numbers appearing on the evening's
program.
The public is invited. Proceeds
will go to underprivileged children’s
and scholarship funds.
Mrs. Alice Martin
To Wed Bruce Zeiser
Today, Thursday, October 31,
Alice Denison Martin, Chepachet,
R. L., and Bruce R. Zeiser, Provi-
dence R. I, will be united in mar-
riage in Chepachet Union Church.
Rev. Gordon Luther will officiate.
Bruce is a former Wilkes-Barre
resident, son of the late Harry H.
Zeiser and Mrs. Zeiser, now of Dal-
las, and has many friends in the
Back Mountain Area, He is president
of the Nicholson File International
S. A. and Vice President of the
Nicholson File Company of Provi-
dence.
Attendants will be Mrs. Robert
Burrill of North Scituate, R. I,
daughter of Mrs. Martin and Bruce
H. Zeiser, Wellesley, Mass., son of
Mr. Zeiser,
The only guests will be sons and |
daughters and grandchildren of the
couple.
Immediately following a small re-
ception the couple will leave for a
two weeks Caribbean cruise.
They will reside at 55 Irving Ave-
nue, Providence.
Election Day Meals
Served At Trucksville
Friendship Class of the Little
White Church on the Hilll, Trucks-
ville, will serve meals on Election
Day.
Homemade vegetable soup, ham-
burgs, hot dogs, coffee, milk
orange drink and assorted pies |
be featured at lunch, beginning
11:30 a. m.
Dinner, starting 5:30, includes
baked ham, baked potato,
beans, cabbage salad, relish tray
applesauce; rolls, butter, coffee, tea,
milk, dessert and homemade pies.
Floyd Kim Trudgeon
Has Third Birthday
Little Floyd Kim, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Trudgeon, Yea-
ger Avenue, celebrated his 3rd
birthday on Friday.
His 'parents entertained at a
birthday party for the little boy
adding a festive air to the home
for the happy occasion.
Guests were, Mrs. R. Trudgeon,
Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Pope, Mr. and
Mrs. Bryce Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Denton
Updyke, Mr. and, Mrs. John Monka,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simons, Mrs.
Gertrude Hoffes, Mrs. Bertha Cross-
in, Mrs. Wilson Honeywell, Kenneth
Trudgeon, Barbara Honeywell, Dan-
nie Updyke, Cindy Monka, Mrs.
Robert Rosengrant, Bobbie Rosen-
grant, Warren Miller, Dorothy Nov-
inski, Glenna Miller, Bobbie Cros-
sin. ’
Baron Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Shaw,
Main Road, Sweet Valley, announce
the ' birth of a son, Aaron, born
October 22, at Mercy Hospital. The
new arrival weighed six pounds-
nine ounces. There are three other
chlidren, six year old Tim, Jr;
Jodie, four, and Chris, two. Mrs.
Shaw is the former Jean Roman-
owski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Romanowski, Nanticoke.
Mr. Shaw is employed at Pagnotti
Construction Company and is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G.
Shaw, Sweet Valley.
Have 3rd Son
Mr, and Mrs. George S. Barski,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of their third son, George Stephen,
Jr. The young man arrived at Nes-
bitt Hospital October 15 and weigh-
ed six pounds twelve ounces.
His brothers are Robert, six, and
Randy, nineteen months. Mrs. Bar-
ski is the former Betty Morris.
Rainbow Girls To Meet
Charles E. James Memorial As-
sembly of Rainbow for Girls will
meet at Trucksville Methodist
Church Educational Building Thurs-
day, November 7.
Members are asked to bring can-
ned _ or non-perishable goods for
use in Salvation Army Thanksgiving
baskets. This will be ‘the service
project of Worthy ‘Advisor, Colleen
Conaghan. f '
Betty Oatridge, chairman, and
Mrs. Betty Meeker, Mother Advis-
or, request a generous response
from the members.
Donald F. Hopkins |
In Bloomsburg Play
Donald F. Hopkins, Dallas, is
playing Corporal Jester in the
Bloomsburg State College produc-
tion of “Mary Sunshine,” tonight,
Friday and ‘Saturday at 8:15, in|
the cast of Bloomsburg players.
lima |
‘Smorgasbord Chairman
"MRS. HARRY CARSON
Mrs. Harry Carson, Guest Day
luncheon chairman for ‘the Back
Mountain = YWCA Homemaker’s
Adult Program, announces Tuesday,
November 5th, a Guest Day Smor-
gasbord Luncheon will be held at
1145 A. M. in the social rooms of
the Shavertown Methodist Church.
YMCA members enrolled in this
series of classes are requested to call
Miss Carson for reservations at 675
1278 and to bring a covered dish
specialty to serve eight. All mem-
bers who do not wish to contribute
a covered dish may make a donation
for their lunch.
Mrs. Carson will be assisted by
the following members of the (Steer-
ing Committee: Mrs. Donald Peter-
son, Mrs. Willard Seaman, Mrs,
Alan Wilkinson, Mrs. Michael
Bucan.
Mrs. John A. Diffendafer, staff
assistant invites all housewives to
come to the YWCA on November
5th at 9:30 a. m. and have early
coffee. Guests may move from class
to class.
The Delia Robia Wreath Class and
the Christmas Card Making Class
will have a display of their hand-
work. At 10:45 a. m., a Beginner's
Sewing Class will model outfits they
have made and 11:15 a. m., ,lunch-
eon woll be ‘served. ‘A supervised
nursery ‘will be provided free to
guests from 9:30 a. m. until 1:00
p. m, Mothers are reminded to
bring their children’s sandwich.
Mr. George Dumbauld, Sear’s
Manager for the Gateway Shopping
Center Store, will present ‘‘Mer-
chants To The Millions” or “How
to Shop When Hubby Has The Car.”
Mr. Dumbauld is going to give each
person present a Gift Catalogue and
his store will provide a kitchen ap-
pliance as the door prize.
Cheryl Ann Marino
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marino, Dallas,
R. D. No. 3, announce the birth of
a daughter, Cheryl Ann, October 23
at General Hospital. .
Gary Dieken Matura
A seven pound, twelve ounce
son, Gary Dieken, was born October
17, at Nesbitt Hospital, to' Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Matura, Dallas. There is
another son, Louis. Mrs. Matura is
the former Sieglinde Dieken, Bel-
more, Long Island, N. Y.
James Cook, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cook,
Hilco Drive, RD 2, Dallas, announce
the birth of a seven pound, five!
ounce son, James, Jr., October 17,
at General Hogpital. There are
three other children, Arlen, Karen,
and Joseph, Mrs. Cook is the former
Tehda Keiper, ,Dallas.
Jennifer Jones :
A daughter, Jennifer, 7 lbs:-6 oz.,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jones, 216 Chestnut Street, Shaver-
town, October 20 at General Hos-
pital. This is the couple’s first child.
Mrs. Jones is the former Marcie
Kozmoski, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Jones
is employed by Miners National
Bank.
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Mrs. Maude Robbins Amazes
All By Her Vitality At 91
Mrs. Maude Robbins, Harris Hill
Road observed her 91st birthday on
October 23, celebrating the occasion
at a surprise party given by her
friends. /
A resident of the Back Mountain
since 1890, when she moved into
her present home. Mre. Robbins
has a deep love for her adopted com-
munity.
There were only three homes in
sight when she took up residence in
the Kingston Township community
and the Lehigh WValley Railroad
had just been installed
through the region four years pre-
viously.
Born in New Columbus, daughter
of William J. and Mary Ellen Robin-
son Robbins, the nonagenarian se-
lected as her mate, a man of the
same name. Her brother likewise
was christened William J. Robbins.
Her husband, a well known con-
tractor, passed away in 1955. Four
children were born to the couple,
two of whom survive: Robert E.,
Wilmington, Del., associated with
Dupont Corporation and Mrs. Philip
Anderson, White Plains, N. Y., em-
grandchildren. | -
Mr. Robbins is in fairly good
health but bothered with a touch |
of arthritis. A woman of diversified
interests she is extremely well vers-
ed in current events and a student
of the Bible, her church affiliation
being with Trucksville Free Metho-
dist Church.
Tucked away among her house-
hold treasures are dozens of lovely
quilts and rugs she has made in her
spare time, enjoying this art with |
crocheting and other types of hand
work.
She likewise was interested in
gardening and just this spring was
able to get out in her garden to
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putter around.
A regular reader of the Dallas
Post, she enjoys best the column,
| “Rambling Around,” written by D.
I A. Waters.
Mrs. Robbins is amazing for her
| years and believes that many in-
terests help one to frow old grace-
| fully.
From your many friend comes the
wish for continued long life and
happiness, Mrs. Robbins.
ployed by IBM. There are also four
Miss E. Jane Gosart, Dallas
Bride Of Richard L. Goodwin
Miss E. Jane Gosart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gosart, R.D. 2,
Dallas, and Richard L. Goodwin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goodwin,
Lake Silkworth were united in mar-
riage Friday evening, October 18,
in Maple Grove Methodist Church,
Pikes Creek.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. James Garrahan.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a lovely white mohair suit, a
nose tip veil, and a corsage of white
roses.
Miss Irene Slater, Sweet Valley
was maid of honor and selected a
beige walking suit with matching
roses.
Paul Goodwin, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
Following the ceremony, the cou-
ple left on a trip to the Poconos.
On Sunday, October 20, a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin are
graduates of Lake-Lehman High
School and are employed at Com-
monweaith Telephone Company.
They are residing at the home of
the bride’s parents at Dallas RD 2.
Entertains At
Hallowe'en Dance
JoAnne Thomas, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Thomas, 70 N.
Lehigh Street, Shavertown enter-
tained at a Hallowe'en dance on
Saturday evening.
Terri Jo Ditlow and Diane Hoo-
ver served as co-hostesses. The
home was attractively decorated
with orange and black streamers,
black cats and orange pumpkins.
‘Guests were Marjorie McCarty,
Debby Allen, Elaine Heidel, Gloria
Thomas, Susan Joswiak, David Jen-
kins, David Newhart, Tom Bottoms,
Hank Parkhurst, Shari Turner, Dav-
id Dodson, John Pickett, Brian Duf-
fy, Ricky Reese and David Germick.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Elmer
Haring wishes to ‘thank friends and
neighbors for their expressions of
sympathy during Mr. Haring’s ill-
ness and at the time of the funeral.
Acts of personal service were many,
and deeply appreciated. f
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accessories and a ‘corsage of white |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.' Van-
Buskirk, 27 Alexander Street, Cocoa,
Florida, former residents of Fern-|
brook, were homored at a dinner |
| party on the occasion of their sil- |
ver wedding anniversary recently
when friends and relatives gath-
reed at an open house.
The couple were married Octo-
ber 22, 1938 in Shavertown Metho-
dist Church.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. VAN BUSKIRK
Mrs. Van Buskirk is employed in
the office of Boeing Aircraft Com-
pany, Cocoa Beach and her hus-
band is a mechanic for Rinker Ma- |
terial Company, also of Cocoa Beach.
They have one son, Third Class
Petty Officer Willam J. VanBus-
kirk, statoned at USS Observaton
Island, EAG 154, Port Canaveral
Florida,
Invitations have been issued for!
the wedding of Miss Ruth Ann Alt, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Alt, Fernbrook, to Roy G. Crawford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Craw-
ford, Meeker.
Rev. Andrew Derrick will officiate
at the ceremony to be held at Glen-
view Primitive Methodist Church
on Friday, November 15 at 7 p. m.
Miss Alt.has selected as her maid
of honor, Miss Marian Schellham-
mer, Williamsport. Elmer Daley
Dallas, will serve as best man for
Ladies To Make Pasties
Ladies Auxiliary of St.
on Wednesday.
Orders may be called in to. the
parsonage until noon.
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Miss Ruth Ann Alt, Fernbrook
Will Wed Roy G. Crawford
Mr. Crawford.
A reception at the home of the
bride will follow the ceremony.
The bride elect, a graduate of
Dallas High School,, has her own
beauty salon at her home and ex-
pects to continue in this work.
Mr. Crawford graduated from
Lake-Lehman High School and has
his own refrigerator and appliance
service business.
The couple plan to live at Outlet
where they are building a new
home,
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Hospital Auxiliary
To Meet On Friday
Mrs. Carl Brown, president of the
Executive Board, will be guest
speaker at the meeting Friday after-
| noon of Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary,
| Shavertown Branch at St. Paul's
| Lutheran Church at 1 p- m.
Mrs. Leon: Beisel will preside and
Mrs. Edward Gilroy will be in charge
of the hostess committee,
Assisting her will be Mesdames
| David Evans, Sheldon Evans, Lewis
Evans, William Evans, Eugene
Fiske, John Fielding, G. H. Gabel,
Z. E. Garinger, Charles Gardner,
James Gearhart, John Girvan, Fred
Greenley, Ray Greenwood, Robert
Graham, Franklin Hawke, Miss Lina
Garinger.
Members are asked to bring rum-
* | mage for the sale next week. .
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| Mr. and Mrs. A, DeWitt Smith,
Elmerest, left Sunday to attend the
17th Annual] Institute of Newspa-
per Controllers and Finance Officers
at Shoreham Hotel, Washington,
D. €.
Included on the week's agenda
was a tour of the White House,
Smithsonian Institute, Bureau of
Engraving, Mellon Gallery of Art
and Arlington Cemetery.
The Smiths returned home Wed-
nesday evening. Mr. Smith is an
executive of the Wilkes-Barre Pub-
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