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Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shuman,
New York City, were Easter week-
end guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Kear.
Cindy Disque is confined to her
home in Lehman with the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuner, Hil-
donia Avenue, spent the Easter
weekend with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law and family at. Corning,
N. XY.
John Smith, Orange, has returned
home after being a patient at’ Wal-
Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C.,
for''a number of months. He ic the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Miss Dorothy Wagner, Ross Street
Wilkes-Barre, * was the weekend
guest of her brother and sister-in
law, , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner,
Fernbrook.
Decuglas Trumbower, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ord Trumbower, Sweet
Valley ,was home for the Easter
holidays from college. He made the
Dean’s List at Penn State Univer-
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Faust, New
Goss Manor will return after spend-
ing the winter at Sarasota, Fla,
early next week. :
Mrs. Theodore Smith, Braintree,
Mass., returned to her home yes-
terday after spending the Easter
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson, Norton Avenue.
Mrs. Mary Craig, Courtdale, wis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trumbower,
St Valley, over: the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman. Jr.,
W. 42nd Street, have been vaca-
tioning on a ranch in Southern Ar-
iz.
vv Florence Greising, Franklin
Street, has returned home | after
spending Easter with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Phillips, Wilmington, Delaware.
Carl Stash recently returned to
Girard College, after spending his
Easter with his family, Mrs, Betty
‘Stash, Betsy, Marianne and Andy,
Davenport Street.
Neighborhood
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1964
News And Notes Of Personal
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Interest
MISS CAROLYN
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Johnson,
'Sr., 94 Dagobert Street, Wilkes-
Barre, announce the engagement of
| their daughter, Carolyn Jane, to
Engagement Announced
JANE JOHNSON
Barre Business College. She is em-
ployed by the Donald D. Trethaway
Company.
Mr. Wright is an alumnus of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide, Douglas | Willard Wright, Jr., son of Mr. and | Kingston High School and is employ-
and Kathy, and Mrs. Ralph Antrim,
Oak Hill, motored to Yorktown
Heights, N. Y., to spend Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks, and
family. Mrs. Brooks is the former
Nancy Antrim, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Antrim, Oak Hill.
Mrs. Sylvia Kuhnert, Overbrook
Avenue, spent Easter with her mo-
ther and sister, Mrs. A. O. Reed
and Mrs. Bernard Laycock, Leba-
non. 4 ]
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Larson, Pat-
ty, Glenda and Douglas, Elmcrest
Drive, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henning
Larson and Mr. and Mrs. William
Kincaid, Pittsburgh, over the holi-
df
Jennifer Garris, Baldwin Avenue,
has been ill at her home. She is the
damghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
CRs. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reed and
Linda, Carpenter Road, spent Eas-
ter with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ik-
eler, Bloomsburg.
Bob and Ord Nulton, Middletown,
visited the Ord Trumbowers, Sweet
Valley, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mitchell, Clarks-
_ burg, Kentucky, Lewis Mitchell and
son, Indiana, recently were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown, « Loyalville. Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell are the parents of Mrs.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz, Brook
Street, spent the weekend with
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Frantz and daughter, Saun-
dra, Norfolk Drive, Bethlehem.
Mr. and: Mrs. Russell Ockenhouse,
Jind daughter, Hazel Jane, East
Dallas, and the former's parents,
Mt. and Mrs. Russell Ockenhouse,
Sertown, spent Easter . Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ockenhouse,
Binghamton, former “residents of
Dallas. “Skip”, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Ockenhouse, recently joined
the Marines.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd,
and daughter, Linda, [Patterson
Grove, Shickshinny, had as guests
over the Easter weekend, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robinson, Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nesbitt,
West Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Lloyd, Bear Creek; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lloyd, Connecticut; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Wilcox, Mount Arling-
ton, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lamoreaux, East Dallas and daugh-
ters, Debbie and Sandy, Dallas; Mrs.
Martha Lamoreaux, East Dallas and
grndchildren, Donald and Barbara
Metzger, and Charles Pichel, Patter-
son Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cook, David,
Catherine and Marty, Harveys Lake,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Morgan, Rozelle, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blaum have
returned home after visiting their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. James P. Moffitt, Roanoke,
Va., since December 13.
Wr. and Mrs. Frederick Hons and
son, Christopher, Trenton, N. J.,
spent ‘the Easter recess with
~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester |/
- Hons, Lehigh Street.
Mrs. John Konsavage, Demunds
Road, returned home ‘from Mercy
Hospital last. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walbridge Leinthall,
Harveys Lake, motored to Maine,
Friday, upon learning ‘that his
mother, Mrs. Lena Waldbridge had
been hospitalized. Waldbridge is
on the police force at Harveys Lake
and Mrs. Leinthall is receptionist
at Noxen Clinic. TLL
Jimmy Howell, Demunds Road,’ is
(ill at his home. Mommy is suspici-
ous of mumps. Jimmy is the so
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. How:
| Mrs. Willard Wright, Sr., Chase.
| Miss Johnson is a graduate of
{Meyers High School and Wilkes-
ed by the Comonwealth Telephone
Company.
An August wedding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pritchard, Ma-
ple Street, Trucksville, will celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary to-
day. The couple left yesterday for
New York City where they will
observe the" special occasion by
spending a few days in the metropo-
lis.
They were married in Trucksville
Methodist Church by Rev. Harry
M. Savacoo!l. Attendants were Mrs.
{Harry D. Owens, sister of the bride,
and Raymond Pritchard, brother of
the groom.
Mrs. Pritchard is the former Ruth
Perkins, Truziesville, and is a grad-
‘uate of General Hospital School of
| Nursing.
Her husband is tax collector of
Mr. And Mrs. Vern Pritchard To
Mark 25th Anniversary Today
Kingston Township and Republican
committeeman in Trucksville. He is
a trustee of Trucksville Methodist
Church, to which the couple belong,
and is a member of Odd Fellows and
representative of the Boy Scout
Council in this area.
They are the parents of three
children, Jack, member of the fac-
ulty at Wyoming Seminary, Robert,
student at Wilkes-College, and Ver-
na Lee, attending Alleghany College,
at Meadville.
There are also two grandchildren,
Cynthia Ruth and Jack Kently
Pritchard.
Our congratulations to a
couple.
fine
Mr. And Mrs. Ira
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cease, E. Frank-
lin Street, Shavertown, celebrated
their thirtieth wedding anniversary,
Wednesday, April 1, with a family
dinner at Gennetti’s.
The couple have one son, William,
Kansas, and two grandchildren, Bil-
ly and Debbie. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Cease were married
by Rev. Harry McGowan, in the par-
Cease Were
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Wed Thirty Years On April |
sonage, Dunmore Christian Church.
Mrs. Cease is the former Laura
Newcomb, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Newcomb, Hunts-
ville. Her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cease, Shaver-
town. He is employed with Monroe
Calculating Machine Company, in
Wilkes-Barre.
Kim Kaminski Feted
On 6th Birthday
Little Kim Kaminski, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaminski, Oak
Hill, was feted at a birthday party
recently in honor of her 6th birth-
day which fell on April 4.
Centerpiece of the festive party
table was a gaily decorated car-
ousel birthday cake baked by Kim's
grandmother, Mrs. Owen Williams,
Harveys Lake. Streamers and bal-
Games were played and prizes
won by Susan Tinsley, Jay Kamin-
ski, Donna Shaffer, Ray Turner,
Paul Fritz. !
The guest of honor received man
lovely gifts. h
Refreshments were served to the
| following in addition to the above
mentioned: Winnie Gavino, Owen
Williams, Keith Williams, Karen
Brokenshire, Patty Fritz, Danny and
David Fritz, Gail Shaffer, Kathleen
Hall, the guest of honor and the
hostess.
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Home From Cruise,
Mrs. T.M.B. Hicks, more familiar-
ly known as Hix, is back again at
{ her desk at the Dallas Post after
| a leave of gbsence of three weeks,
during which she covered a great
deal of territory from Pennsylvania
to Florida by car, and a consider-
able amount by water, some of it
fairly rough, in the West Indies.
. Highlights were blossoming wis-
teria in Georgia, azaleas and camel-
expected snowstorm along the In-
land Waterway.
When interviewed by the Society
Editor of the Dallas Post, Hix said,
“Give me the crocuses every time,
and lead me to a robin. , Who wants
summer in the springtime?”
| lias in Charleston, and a totally un- |]
loons completed the party theme. |
Feted On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Smith,
Hill Street, Trucksville, entertained
Easter Sunday in honor of Mrs.
Francis Smith, Carverton Road, who
celebrated her birthday on March
28.
A lovely dinner was followed by
a combined Easter and birthday
party.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clin-
ton ‘Smith, Judy and Clinty, Ann-
‘i andale, Va., Arthur Smith, Trucks-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Herry Meber-
ling, Dover, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Martz’ and Larry, Berwick; Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Hoover and Sandra,
Outlet; Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Hughes
and Nancy, N. Chili, N. Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Smith, Trucksville;
Donnie Smith, and the host and
hostess.
Ronald F. Mahoney
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mahoney,
1136 Wellington Road, West Hemp-
stead, Long Island, N. Y., announce |
the birth of their first child, a son, !
Ronald Frederick, born April 4 in|
Nassau Hospital, Mineola, Long Is-
land.
Mrs. Mahoney is the former Peg-
gy Malkemes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Malkemes, Ferguson Av- |
enue, - Shavertown.
Mrs. Elvira Mahoney, Brooklyn, is
the baby’s paternal grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Malkemes ‘left yes-
terday to spend some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Mahoney and get ac-
quainted with their first grandchild.
-Serve-Your-City Club
Plans Antique Show
Three, dealers in antiques from
the Back Mountain area will show
their wares among sixteen dealers
! April 14 and 15, at Gennetti’s Hotel
in Wilkes-Barre.
Helping to make the annual affair
a success for the Serve-Your- City
Club will be Robert Foote, of Beau-
mont; the Powder-Horn, Dallas; and
the Stone Gate, Overbrook Road.
Proceeds go to charity. Doors
open at 11 a.m., close at 10 p.m.
both days. Members of the Anti-
ques Committee for the Library
Auction take note. This is an ex-
cellent chance to find something
special for the antiques table in
July. ‘
Entertains Friends
Mrs. Clifford Garris, Jackson
Street, . Dallas, recently entertained
at a party at her home.
Present were Mesdames Howard
Garris, Estelle Evans, Donald Cham-
berlain, James Roan, Joseph Goode,
Victoria Moreck and the hostess.
Refreshments were served.
Twins Are Born
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Senese, Eliza-
beth (Street, Dallas, announces the
birth of twins, April 2 at Mercy
Hospital. Mary Ellen weighed in at
five pounds, two ounces and Chris-
topher weighed five pounds, five
ounces. There are three other sons,
Freddie, Jeffrey, and Glenn. Mrs.
Senese is the former Mary Schultz,
Ashley.
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Mrs. Francis Smith |
- Fiancee Of Derwood E. Kocher
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MISS NANCY LEE WELITCHKO
Mr. and Mrs. [Stephen Welitchko | ployed by Forty Fort Ice Cream
of :RD. 3, Dallas, announce the en-|Company.
gagement of their daughter, Nancy | ‘Mr. Kocher was graduated from
Lee, to Derwood E. Kocher, Jr. |Lake-Lehman High School and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Derwood E. spent three years in the U.S. Army.
Kocher, Sr., RD 5, Shavertown. He is employed by the Stress Steel
Miss Welitchko is a graduate of | Corporation, Wilkes-Barre.
Dallas Senior High School and for| The wedding is planned for June
the past three years has heen em- 13.
Miss Martha Marian Mascali To
Wed Charles Woolbert April 18
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Mascali Ma-| Rev. Richard Frank will perform
chell Avenue, Dallas, announce the [the double ring ceremony.
approaching marriage of their daugh- | Miss Tally Thomas, Dallas, has
ter, Martha Marian, to Charles been selected as maid of honor and
Woolbert, son of Howard Woolbert, | Miss Susie Lochman, West Lawn,
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, and’ will be bridesmaid. Miss Jeannie
the late Elgie Prutzman Wholbert | Mascali will attend her sister, as
at Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas, | junior bridesmaid. ;
Saturday MOrNIng, April 18 at 11:30 + Philip Walter, . Dallas, will serve
2a. |as best man for Mr. Woolbert and
oak {ushers will be Robert Palmer,
Who S Who Among * |Trucksville, and David Mascali, bro-
Class Of 1964
ther of the bride.
A reception will be held follow-
The following members of the [ing the ceremony at Aldino’s, East
Senior Class of Dallas High School End Boulevard.
have been chosen as the most out-; Miss Mascali is a graduate of
standing by their fellow classmates: | West Central (Catholic High School
and ‘Reading School of Nursing. She
|is presently on the staff of Nesbitt
| Hospital in the operating room.
Mr. Wgcolbert is an alumnus of
Michael Jones, Thomas Pierce,
John Brominski, Margaret Flem-
ing, Linda Woolbert, Thomas Ker-
povich, John Farley, Howard Dy-
mond, Marsha Sowden, Susan |Dallas Senior High School and is
Cheney, Georgia McCutcheon, Bev- | associated with Groff Novelties
erly Eck. | Company, Wilkes-Barre.
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1889 — Our 75th Anniversary — 1964
FRANK CLARK
Jeweler
63 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre
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‘Mrs. Anna Polachek Feted At
Open House On 80th Birthday
Mrs. Anna Polachek, R. .D. 3,
Dallas, who observed her 80th birth-
day anniversary on April 6, was |
feted at an Open House on Sunday
when friends and family gathered | of whom are living and there are
to pay their respects to a revered | 11 grandchildren and nine great
lady. | grandchildren.
Mrs. Albert Bellas, with whom |
she resides and Miss Anna Polachek |
entertained for their mother.
The guest of honor received many
lovely gifts and flowers.
Mrs. Polachek is the former Anna
Cholish, Jessup, and has resided
in the Back Mountain since 1926. |
Her late husband, John, was care- |
taker of Sacred Heart Cemetery |
for many years.
Named To Dean's List Crake, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miko-
| laichek and Barbara; Mrs. Antoi-
Miss Annabelle Ruth Ambrose, | nette Jackowski, Mrs. Ludwig Ala-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis basta, Mrs. Stephen Pavlick, Mrs.
L. Ambrose, Elmcrest Drive, Dallas, Frank Summa, Mrs. John Yalick,
has been named to the Dean’s List| Mrs. Stephen Yalick, Mrs. Fritz
at Pennsylvania State University, | Crake.
where she is a sophomore. ir
Anabelle was also elected presi-
dent of the State University Bas-
ketball Team and was appointed
1ostess at a recent tea.
She is a graduate of Dallas Sen-
ior High School and was a Rotary
Exchange Student in Holland two |
years ago.
Atty. Brown Is Better
Atty. James Lenahan Brown, who
was removed to Nesbitt Hospital
Friday evening after suffering a
slight heart attack at his home in
Westmoreland Hills, is reported im-
proving. ’
New Yarn Shop Will
Offer Instruction
New to the Back Mountain area,
is the attractive Yarn Shop in the
home .of Mrs. Alex Tmatt, better
known as Isabel, Shrine Acres.
Encouragement from her husband
and friends induced Mrs. Imatt to
turn the recreation room of her
newly built home into a knitting
nook. 0
At one time associated with the
Greenwich Yarn Shop in Greenwich,
Conn., Isabel, upon her arrival here,
two years ago, found that many
people were traveling to town for
supplies and instruction.
Finding it a challenge to help |
others gain the joy she has had]
from creative work, this very ac-
te, artistic woman finds each day |
buzzing with new excitement.
Mrs. Imatt stocks yarns of all|
kinds and in addition a large selec- |
tion of pattern books, needles, |
threads, buttons and trimmings.
Displays and cases in the shop |
.have been planned by Mrs. Imatt, |
Vice President of the Leslie Henry |
(Deluxe Game) Company. |
Expert instruction is absclutely |
without charge and complete fin- |
Mrs. Polachek is 3 member of
Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas, and
its Altar and Rosary Society. She
is the mother of 12 children, six
Present at the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. John Polachek, Jr., Susan,
| Charles and Janet Harrison; Mr.
| and Mrs. Michael Polachek, Mr.
{ and Mrs. Francis Polachek and Di-
ane; Mr.” and Mrs. Bernard Po-
lachek and Bernard, Jr.; Mrs. Julia
Polachek, | Mr. and. Mrs. George’
Venit, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shiner
and- Howard; Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Polachek, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Stair and Susan; Mrs. Edward
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