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Applicants Are Sought
For Coast Guard School
WASHINGTON, D. C., November
20 — College graduates and college
seniors graduating’ in January 1964
may apply for the Coast Guard
Officer Candidate School class start-
ing February 9, 1964.
Upon completion of 17 weeks
training, graduates will be commis-
sioned Ensign in’ the U. iS. Coast
Guard Reserve, Those who qualify
may fulfill their military obligation
through this program.
For further information, write
Commandant (PTP-2), U. S. Coast
Guard, Washington, D. C. 20226.
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urt In Collision
A two-car head-on collision on
luntsville Road just south of Bom-
bick’'s Tavern in Chase Monday"
ight yielded five injuries, after
§ he cars skidded on ice or snow.
fission to Nesbitt Hospital, Ed-
vard Davis, 51, driver, Richard Dav-
ls 16, and David Davis, 28, all of
. Plymouth; Albert Bryden, 63, driver
. and Mrs. Margaret Bryden, 55, both
‘of Edwardsville.
Chief "of Police Robert Cooper
and assistant chief Roland Gensel
investigated.
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SERVICE
Services Saturday
For Raymond Keiper
Services for Raymond A. Keiper,
former resident of Noxen, are sched-
uled for Saturday afternoon at 2
from the Bronson Funeral Home,
where Rev. Warren Hathaway, pas-
tor of Noxen Independent Bible
Church, will officiate. Burial will
be in Orcutt Cemetery. Friends
may call Friday evening.
Mr. Keiper, 52, not in rugged
health’ since being wounded in
World War II, died in Coatesville
Veterans Hospital early Tuesday
morning.
Mr. Keiper holds several medals
for service in Africa, including the
Purple Heart and an Oak-Leaf
Cluster. For a time he worked
Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre
entertained at Thanksgiving Day
dinner their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre and
daughters, Christine, Cathy, Terry
and Tracey.
‘Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Roman for Thanksgiving
included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin:
Rosencrans, Mooretown; Mrs. Irene
Lamoreaux, Chase; Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Maransky, Thomas Roman
and Frank Bonovich, all of Ricketts
Glen,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferrey had
as holiday guests, Mrs. Caroline
Ferrey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lemon and family, Somerville, New
Jersey.
Dean Long, Bloomsburg, and
Gloria Long, Lock Haven State Col-
lege, have returned after spending
the holiday weekend with their par-
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with the Kaiser Metal Corporation
in Bristol. For the past year and
a half he had held a Civil Service
position at McGuire Air Force Base,
New Jersey.
His parents are Mr. and Mys.
Harry Keiper, Noxen. His wife, the
former Josephine Higgins, Harveys
Lake, died in 1943.
In addition to his parents, he is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sally
Sabatini, and two granddaughters,
of Levittown, Pa.; a sister, Mrs.
Beulah McCarty, Bristol; and a
brother Clayton, Noxen.
Jackson Stand Burns
Jackson Fire Company extin-
guished a fire in a barbecue pit
near the summer residence of Adam
Coffee, near Ceasetown, late Tues-
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| two,
mer Alberta Maransky.
, October
pounds, three ounces at birth. The
| the former Gloris Steltz, daughter
day night.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long.
Week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Haines were
the latter’s brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ryan,
Cynthia, Wayne and Michelle, Mont-
gomery.
Carol Drapiewski, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. C. V. Drapiewski and
Karla Ray, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert L. Ray, spent the holi-
day recess at their homes in Sweet
Valley. The girls are freshmen at
College Misericordia.
Barbara Ross, daughter of Mrs.
Edith Ross, has returned to Temple
University after spending the Holi-
day week=end with her mother and
sister, Phyllis.
Mrs. Peter Maransky, Ricketts
Glen, has returned from Weisbaden,
Germany, where she was the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Captain and Mrs. ‘George Marshalak
and daughters, Patricia, Mary Ann
and Alberta. The trip was made
by T.W. A. Jet. She visited many
points of interest in Germany and
also stopped in Zurich, Switzer-
land and London, England. Cap-
tain Marshalak and family have
been in Germany for the past two
Mrs. Marshalak is the for-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Naugle,
Pikes Creek, announce the birth of
their seventh child, Brian Eugene,
born at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
31. -He weighed seven
six brothers and sisters are Brenda.
Lee, twelve; Christine, ten; Judy,
eight; Gary, seven; Lloyd, Jr. four
and Bradley, three. Mrs. Naugle is
of Burton = Steltz, also of Pikes
Creek. Mr. Naugle is employed at
Wilkes-Barre Iron and Wire Works.
THE DALLAS POST, , THURSDAY, DECEMBER : B; 1963 Th
“Besecker P Partner
Trucksville
Mrs. Mame Biltheiser, 123 .'S.
Memorial Highway, had as Thanks-
giving guests Mr. and Mrs. William
| Milz, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Eliz:
| abeth Sacket, Barney Street, Wilkes-
Barre, John Milz and Mrs. Watson
Hull, All are brothers and sisters
of Mrs. Biltheiser. The William Mil-
zes will return home Sunday.
Mrs. Bruce Long, Harris Hill
Road has returned from Nesbitt
Hospital where she had been a pa-
tient for several weeks. She is much
improved and would enjoy callers
and cards.
Our sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Rose and family on the
death of Mrs. Rose’s grandfather,
William Williams this past week.
Mrs. Addison Woolbert 8r., Cran-
ford, N. J., has been a houseguest
of Arline Bessmer this past week,
and also visited Mrs. Lillian ‘Kunkle,
Shavertown.
Mr.
Mrs. Albert Williams Jr., Lehigh
Street, were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr .and Mrs. David Perry Jr.
Mrs. Stanley Farr, formerly of
Lehigh Steet, has returned to her
home in White ‘Birch Trailer Court
after being a patient in Nesbitt
Hospital several weeks,
Mr..and Mrs, William Merrel and
sons Paul and Chris, were guests of
Ben Merrel, William’s father and
his sister Ruth Merrel over the hol-
iday,
Misses: Ruth and Esther Boston
had as guests for the holiday: Ruth
DeWolfe, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch-
ell, Mr, and Mrs. Karl Knelly, Ralph
Boston, Ralph Jr., and Florence
Boston, R. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hons and in-
fant son have returned home to
Trenton, N. J., after spending some
time with Ted's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Hons, Lehigh Street.
Mrs. N. James is spending some
time with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Billings, Harris Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Brobst,
Carverton Road, have moved to
their new home on Oak Street. Mrs.
Brobst is the former Beverly Ander-
son, daughter of Mrs. Emma Ander-
son and the late Donald Andersen.
Mrs. Albert Williams Jr., former
resident ©f Trucksville, called oa
Mrs. Emma Rose, Mooretewn, this
past week.
Mrs. Florence ‘Gallagher was a
Thanksgiving guest of Mrs. Agnes
Moore, Park Avenue, Wilkes-Barre.
Reverend Robert” Germond -and
family have returned after a visit
in New Jersey this past weekend.
David Jenkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Jenkins, Lehigh Street,
“has been ill this past week.
Birthday greetings: Robert Ben-
nett Legrand, Kenneth J. Herwig,
James W. Truscott, Raloh ‘Swan Jr.
Stanley Spencer, Barbie Cleasby,
Linda Lou Croom, Fred Polk, Donald
Smith, Samuel Dilcer Sr., Debra A.
Billings, Fred C. Dingle,’ Brian Da-
vid Bridger, G. Wilbur Nichols, Tom-
my Vernon, Mrs. Ralph Coolbaugh,
Harry Trebilcox,. Glenn Thompson.
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Robert L. Besecker has joined
his father James F. Besecker as a |
partner in Besecker Realty, 10 Main
Street, Dallas. This continues a Dal-
las tradition, as Jim Besecker has
been in business in this community |
since 1923.
Born in 1938, Bob has been a |:
resident of Dallas most of his life,
He is a graduate of Westmoreland |
High Schdol, 1956, and Wilkes- |
Barre Business College, and served |
two years active duty in the U. S.
Navy. In 1961 he married the for-
mer Margaret Bunney, Hillside, and
they -have two children, Robert Jr.,
1, and JoAnne, 3 weeks.
He is a member of Shavertown
Methodist Church, and of Dr. Henry
M. Laing Fire Company; and is sec-
retary and crew captain of Dallas
Ambulance Association. Bob is also
a member of George M. Dallas
Lodge. 531, Free 2nd Accepted Ma- ||
sons.
He has been a seal estate sales-
man since 1960. i
In Veterans Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. David Mathers,
Trucksville, weekending at the home |
of Mr. and Mrs. John Nylund and |
family Hyattsville, Md., stopped to |
visit Walter “Bill” Mathers at Leb- |
anon Veteran's Hospital, Imbanon |
on their way home.
Bill who has many friends in
this area has been a patient for |
seven months after: suffering in- |
juries in a fall. He is still unable |
to walk. Bill would appreciate hear- |
ing from his friends. 1
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Gate Of Heaven Altar And Rosary
Plans Annual Christmas Tea
Gate of Heaven Altar and Rosary |ers table, Mrs. Francis J. Dixon;
Society plans its annual Christmas | guest tables, Mrs. James Regab;
Tea Sunday evening December 8 at | general decorations, Mrs. Philip An-
7:30 in the school auditorium. Mem- | silio Jr., and Mrs. William Cutter.
bers and friends of the society are| Refreshments: Cookies, Mrs. Phil-
invited ‘to attend. Fifty cent gifts |ip Amsilio Sri, Mrs. Gus Shuleski;
will be exchanged. | Sandwiches, Mrs. Lec Mohen; cof-
Mrs. Ted Popielarz, Tea chairman, | fee and tea, Mrs. John Yalick.
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Toastmistress, and Mrs. Leon Chase | James Kearns, and Mrs. Roy Theo-
in charge of the program. | bald; publicity, Mrs. Martin McEn-
rue.
Also assisting are: decorations for |
Tea. Table, Mrs. Gerald John; speak- |
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