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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Noxen
Employees of Noxen Manufactur-
ing Company held their annual
Christmas party in the Methodist
Church basement, Games were
played, gifts exchanged and a de-
licious turkey dinner enjoyed by
all. :
Present: Mesdames Richard Kei-
per, Jack Winter, Elmer Race, Wil-
liam Munketchy, Harold Bennett,
William Murphy, Jean Freeman,
Raymond Denmon, Claudine Daley,
Eleanor Grant, William Crossman,
Violet Garey, Leo Lord, Lewis Lord,
Arthur Kibblet, Albert Jones, Lawr-
ence Hilburt, David Hopfer, Alton
Steele, Voyle Traver, Mary Shook,
Kathie Mentzer, James Sickler,
Daniel Smith, Sophia Hackling,
Henry Lane, Dorothv French.
Chester Keiper, and Pat Newell.
Mrs. Arthur Bates is a patient
in the General Hospital.
Fred Schenck entered ‘he Gen-
eral Hospital last week, for tests.
Mrs. Fred Kromelbein, Carver-
ton, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Case.
_ Classmates of the Methodist
Church held their annual Christmas
party, at the home of Mrs. Willism
The
home was beautifully decorated
with a large Christmas tree and
other lovely decorations. Games
were played, a business meeting
was held and gifts exchanged.
A tasty lunch was served to the
following: Mrs. Henry Tane, Mrs.
Elwoed Patton, Mrs. Alpha Dy-
mond, Miss Mary Patten, Mrs.
Dorothy French, Mrs. Elida Beahm,
Mrs. Jacob Miner, Miss Muriel
Lutes, Mrs. Albert Jones, Mrs.
Oscar Fish, Mrs. Fred Schenck,
Mrs. William Munketchy, - Mrs.
Ruth Field, Mrs. Raymond Gunton,
Pastor and Mrs. Fred Eister. Mrs.
Lane, Mrs. Munketchy and Muriel
Lutes were the hostesses. Pastor
and Mrs. Eister showed colored
slides of Puerto Rico, which were
very interesting.
Miss Peggy Coole, N. Plainfield.
N. J.. was home for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. Joseph Shalata
a few days with the virus.
The sympathy of the entire com-
munity goes out to the Oscar Pat-
ton family in the deaths of Oscar
and also Edward Strednv, wh>
was stricken down with polio and
died very unexpectedly at the Gen-
eral Hospital on Saturday morning.
Friends and relatives were all
under the impression that his con-
dition was improving, day by day,
when the end came.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGovern
arrived home on Sunday morning
from Newtown. N. J. where thrv
was ill
are both employed. © Sandy will
remain until after New. Years bat-
B2b must return to work on
Thursdav.
Mrs. Frank!'n Patton is fighting
a cace of the virus.
Joseph Kerns. Bristol. Pa,
patient’ in Delaware Valley
pital, Bristol. He underwent
a~nendectemy on Tucsdav.
Kerns 35 the husband of ths
mer Nancv Bean.
Mrs. Albert Jones. Mrs. Forrest
Sorber and son, Keith recently
visited. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Jones and family, Warwick, N. V,
Mrs. Richard . Traver recently
snent two weeks with her daughter
Mrs. Paul Lattimer. Baltimore. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meeker and
T.arraine Mr. #nd M=3; Elmer
Caldw-ll left on Tuesday to snend
gaveral davs wth Mr. and Mrs.
Flmer Caldwell Sr., at Logan, W.
Va.
Miss Alberta Goble and Mrs. Fl-
mer Weaver pent two davs at the
Won
Hos-
an
Mr.
for-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cris-
pell. Roche-ter. :
Mr. and M=: Osmond Casterling,
Brent and Darlene attended a
family dinne» at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Doty, Benton,
recently.
Noxen Girl Scomts delivered
cheer baskets to residents of +he
Carpenter Convalescent hors lent
week, packed bv Harvey's Lake
Women’s Service Cluh.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson,
David, Dane, D=nise and Douglas,
Dittmer, Micsouri. are spending the
holidavs with her parents, the
David Mac Millans.
Mrs. Steven Root is sick in hed
with a bad case of bronchit's Her
granddaushter, Miss Mabel Winnie,
of Susquehanna, is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Geovoe Usmar,
Richard and Tina, Williamsport,
recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
May.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schenck and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richards snent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Carl.
ton Cahill and family, West Pitts-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Patton and
family. Newark, Delaware. and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wells and family,
Rockland, Mass.. were here to at-
tend the funeral of Oscar Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Berger,
Gretchen and Kurt, Buffalo, N. Y,,
spent the holidavs with her par-
ents. the Fred Cooles.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Larry Lane and
family, Ocean City, N. J., Mr. and
were dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. Leo
Lord on Christmas.
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Kathy and Randy, Endicott,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Daley and
family, Loyalville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shalata Jr. and family,
Tunkhannock Road, were guests at
the home of the Joseph Shalata
Srs. on Christmas.
Little Billy 'Shalata and Mrs.
Joseph Shalata Sr. were on the
sick list for Christmas.
Mrs. Gladys : Hileman, Wilkes
Barre, spent several days with the
Willard Benders.
Miss Harriett Dend'er, Harris-
burg, spent the holiday with her
parents, the Roy Dendlers.
Mrs. Elwood Schenck is spend-
ing several days with her daughter,
Mrs.” Forrest Randall and family,
Endicott. d
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leibanguth,
spent
Christmas at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Leibenguth.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Honfer
Clara, recently visited Mrs.
Cartwright at Mehoopany.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Engelman an- |
nounce ‘the birth of a son Scoit
Dale, at Robert Packer Hospital,
and
Eva
Savre, December 19, their first
child,
Mrs. Sophia Hackling = enter
tained the following at Christmas
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Huston
Craige, Meshoppen, Mr. and Mrs. |
Albert Hackling, Vestal, Mr. and |
Mrs. Huston Craige III and family,
Zalisbury, Md., and Reverend Har-|
old Craige, Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Benner,
Richfield, srent Christmas with |
Mrs. Albert Coasterline.
James Casterline and John Gun- |
ton, Buffalo, are spending. a week |
in Noxen. |
Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Tamtastoin
and Greeory, Flushing, N. Y. spent
the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. El-|
vin Bean and family."
Christmas suests ~t the home of |
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wandel],
Stull. were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray |
Wandell Outlet, Mr. ahd Mrs. Jerry |
Tallent, Debra and Timmy. Jervmn, '
| of Mr.
and Mrs. Mabel Wandell.
Mrs. William Butler and Miss
Stella: Shock were dinner guests. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Butler and family, Stull, on
Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keiper,
Lynn, Pa., spent Christmas with
the Clayton Keiper family.
Mrs. William Bates is still a pa-
tient in the General Hospital. Her
condition is reported as improving.
Guests
Turner
and Mrs.
Mr. and
at the home of Frank
on Wednesday were Dr.
F. Budd Schooley, Dallas,
Mrs. = Russell Turner,
Tunkhannock, Mr, and Mrs. George
Schooley and family, Trucksville,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner,
Tunkhannock.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy
and family spent Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
* Miller, Sayre, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Newell, War-
ren Newell and Alice Traver, Ro-
sell, N. J. spent the holiday here
with their families, Mr.
Walter Besteder and son Vernon
and Mrs.
Bovd, Wilmington, Del, spent .the
holiday with Mr, and M=s Leonard
Territo.” Mrs. Besteder and son
will remain until after the New
Year,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fish snent
Christmas: with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Ray, Sunbury.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ruff Sr.
spent Christmas with their dauch-
| ter, Mrs. Byron Cook and family,
| Beaumont,
Pastor. Wesley K. Kimm, of St.
| Lukes Lutheran Church is’spending
a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mr. John Kimm, Herkimer,
N.Y.
Warren Montross, Veterans Hos-
pital patient, spent the holiday
with his wife and fam
John Mulligan, E.M.F.A., Great
Lakes Naval Training Station. son
and Mrs. Bernard }u
is spending a fifteen day leave be-
fore leaving for submarine
at New Iondon. Conn.
|
THE DALLAS POST MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1963
Dallas High Begins Winter Sports;
F irst Basketball Game January 7
After winding up a successiul sea-
son of football with the Mountain-
eers winning their second straight
Wyoming Valley Conference Champ-
ionship, Dallas ‘Senior High School
continues ite winter sports activities
with scheduled events in wrestling
and baketball.
Wrestling practices commenced on
November 15 and many hardy cand-
idates s'gned up for the sport, Sen-
icrs out for their last season were
Lee Hoyt, John Brominski, Thorhas
Kerpovich, William Swartwocd, Wil-
liam Kelley, Car! Kashenbach, Frank
Wadas, Richard Lov: and Cris To-
lovos. Juniors were Neil Martin,
Reese Finn, Lowrenc2 Richards,
Tames Haines, I.2wis Tzaac, Robert
Anderson. John Done d
Sinith, Walter . Prokepchak, John
Be beck, Richard Bayliss, Conrad
Genzalez, Thomas Budd, John Banks
Mark Van Etten, Doug Labar, and
Robert Voelker. And, for the first
time, the following sophomores tried
out on the mats: Scoit Alexander,
Jeaacs, Russell Williams, Phil
Mathers. Steve Kashenbach, Ronald
Steele,” Brad van Etten, Bernard Me-
Dermott, Kenneth Dymond, Thomas
n, Karl Wormeck, John Weaver,
Mark Dymond. Ronald Prutzman,
and Robert Maxwell, Nine lzatter-
men returned to the squad.
The matmen, under coach Allan
and. have already met Benton
in an exhibition game and Hanover
first on the regnlar schedule. The
bovs lost both matches. The next
will be [3aturday, January 4 at home
against Plpmouth. This year, ‘the
schedule includes Clark Summit for
the first time.
Basketball season is under way
with six games of exhibition already
played. The first coatest in North
T
ee
school |
League play will be January 7 when
the hoopsters meet Crestwood on
the Dallas court.
Watch the sports page of the
Dallas Post for complete coverage
of the Back Mountain teams. Brad-
ley Earl will be on the spot to re-
port results of contest including
Dallas Senior High School.
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