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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
John T. Joseph, Silver Springs,
Md., and Sgt. David T. Joseph, Ar- |
‘lington, Va., arrived on Thursday ,
to visit their father, the late David
Joseph, who was a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, William Rifenberry,
Beaumont, left this week for Florida |
to visit their daughter and son in |
Edward Lewis
law, Mr. and Mrs.
who are brand new parents.
Neuel Kester, Carverton
A is a patient in Nesbitt Hos-
pital.
Mrs. Mary Dendler, Carpenter
Nursing Home had as Sunday visit-
ors, her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dendler, Allen-
town, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Beach
Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stauffer,
Druid Hills, who are moving to Wil-
liamsport have sold their home to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson,
Cedar Avenue, Shavertown.
Mrs. Betty Stash and Betsy and
‘W. J. Gabel, Dallas; Mrs, Betty
Merritt, Lee Park, and Mrs. Phil
Kaleda, Wilkes-Barre, visited their
sons at Girard College on April 27,
where Mother's ‘Day was observed
«.at the school.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Davies Marc
and Diane; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Nel-
son, Joan and Buddy; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wasserott, Susan, June, Lynn
Paul David; Dr. and Mrs. John
la%e, Scott, Judy and Robbie, spent
Saturday at Longwood Garden,
Kenneth Square.
Mrs. John Culp, Kingston, former
Tr ent of Huntsville, is a patient
in "Nesbitt Hospital. She is the
daughter-in-law of Mr: and Mrs.
J. Milton Culp, Huntsville.
Linda and Jimmy, children of Mr.
and Mrs. James Daubert, Jackson
Street, are confined to their homes
with measles.
Mrs. Mabel Mitchell, = Center
Street, is a patient in Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Her husband, Wesley, a
guest at Carpenter's Nursing Home.
Wayne Goode, six, son cf Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Goode, Jackson
Street, is confined to his home
with chicken pox.
Staff Sargeant and Mrs. Samuel
Fowler and children, Fairfax, Va.,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Burnaford
and Billy, Havertown, recently here
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kingston, Tarlton Avenue,
during the death of Mr. Kingston's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Philpott.
Mrs. Kingston accompanied the
Fowlers home, where she visited a
week and a half. Mr. Kingston went
for his wife over the wezkend, and
thir grandson, ‘Sammy camé home
{® spend a week with them. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laidler,
Pioneer Avenue, spent the weekend
ins New York City.
® and Mrs. ‘Frank Garris, Over-
brook Avenue, were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Stock on Saturday marking the
occasion of Mr. Stock’s 74th anni-
is
versary.
Mrs. Urban Womer, 632 Beau-
mont Road, Fairless Hills, Pa., is
recuperating at her home following
open heart surgery at Philadelphia
Her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Richard Womer, Noxen,
is spending the week with her. The
younger Mrs. Womer is the former
Eleanor Galka, Noxen.
Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Mulcey, Over-
brook Avenue, have returned home
after spending several months in
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dressel, Mr. and Mrs.
ichard Weida, children, Mikey,
wo and Joe; Misses Emma and
Leona Welsh and Tommy Ash,
were birthday guests at the home
RQ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Welsh,
Orange, on . Tuesday, when Mr.
Welsh observed his anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘A. E. Brown, Fergu-
son Avenue, had as recent guests,
~ Mr. William Connors and children,
Jimmy and Kevin, Holidaysburg,
formerly of Shavertown.
Mrs. David Michael, R.D. 1, Har-
veys Lake, suffered a smashed
finger on her right hand, pinching
it in ‘the car door, on. election
night. .
Mrs. John D. Brewster, Terrace
Drive, Dallas, has returned home
after spending three weeks visiting
at the home of ker son and daugh-
ter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
C. Brewsters, Briar Cliff Manor.
The Brewsters have a new
infant son, Matthew Jervis Brews-
ter.
She also visited her son, John and
family at Trumbull, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes,
Chase, visited Mr. and Mrs. Randall
Meyer and Mrs. Andrew Myer, Mil-
heim, over ‘the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander,
Perrin Avenue, have moved to their
new home on [Pioneer Avenue,
Dallas.
Mrs. Sarah Reese Ferguson, Sha-
vertown, returned home on Tuesday
from Geisinger Hospital where she
ndorwent two operations.
Earl King, E. Center Street, un-
Sorarent spinal surgery at General
Hospital on Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brink,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a fam-
ily dinner recently.
Corn-
William
Present were Harold Ide,
ing, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs:
‘Mims and son, Douglas, Apalachin,
~ N. Y.; Bruce Ide, Norristown; Mrs.
Hope Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
Ide and. children, Dianne,
Gary and Donna; Mr.
Richard
Ricky,
‘and Mrs.
: Glenn 1de and children, Shari, Eddie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas |
: ‘children, ‘Howie
- THE DALLAS POST,
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
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SECTION A — PAGE §
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. New-
ment of their daughter,
Edna, to Richard Kenneth Farr,
White Birch Trailer
R.-D.. 1.
Miss
Park, Dallas,
Newberry
berry, Pike's Creek, R.D. 2, Hun-|
locks Creek, announce the engage- |
Beatrice
son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Stanley Farr, |
is a senior at]
Fiancee Of Richard Farr
MISS BEATRICE EDNA NEWBERRY
Lake-Lehman High School and is
planning to attend I.B.M. School in
June.
Mr. Farr is an alumnus of Dallas
| Senior High School and is present-
ly employed by Boy Scouts of
‘America, New Brunswick, N. J.
Two Slater Boys Bre
Feted On Birthdays
Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
at birthday parties in April.
Jonathan = observed his
Saturday, April 25. He is a third |
grade student at Shavertown Grade
School.
Guests were Richard Monte, Mark |
Pace, Jack Klpeber, David Lohmann, |
Peter Swain, Grace Sheldon and |
the guest of honor.
Brother Jeremy Slater who was
four on April 29, was guest of hon-
or at a luncheon with his young
friends in attendance. Present were:
Abby Rodda, Timothy Gaughn,
Madeline Gutin, Mrs. Ann Diner,
Forty Fort, Jeremy's great great
aunt, Mrs. Rodda, Mrs. Gaughn,
"Mrs. Gutin, Jeremy's parents and
the guest of honor.
Baby Christened In
Grandfather's Robe
Little [Susan Sronezkiewicz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sronezkiewicz, Chase Manor, was
christened April 26 at Gate of Hea-
ven Church, Dallas, by Rev. Francis |
Kane.
Mother is the former Magda-
lene Billow, daughter of Mrs. Mar-
garet Billow, also of Chase.
Godparents were Mr. ahd Mrs.
Joseph Voitek, sister and brother-
in-law of the new parents.
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Susan wore the christening gown
of her late grandfather, John Bil-
low, who was baptized 55 years ago.
The baby’s mother wore the same
guerite Voitek.
Attending the christening dinner |
were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Voitek
and daughter, Mrs. Marie Voitek,
Mrs. Anna Witek, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hretsu, Mrs. Anna Nicholas
and daughter, Mrs. Billow, the |
proud parents and the honored in-
fant. \
Charles Wasserott
Has Birthday Party
A lovely party was held Saturday |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Wasserott, III, East Dallas, to
celebrate the birthday: of their son,
Charles, who was 11.
Decorations were carried out in |
red, white and blue with the theme,
“America” prevailing. The large
birthday cake was baked in the |
shape of a drum further adding to
the patriotic motif.
Games were! played and refresh-
ments served to the following:
McDonald,
Sandra Jean Lewis
Mr. and Mrs.
8806 Vamo Road, Sarasota,
Edward Lewis,
at Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
. Mrs. Lewis is the former Rush
Rifenbery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
‘William Rifenbery, Beaumont.
Mr. Lewis is the son of Mr. and |
Mrs. John Lewis, for 7 i
Slater, Pioneer Avenue, were feted |
ninth |
birthday with an indoor picnic on |
dress, as did Mrs. Voitek and Mar- |
James Culver, Jerry
Tony Kuchemba, Tom Burkhardt, |
Douglas, Debbie Jo and Charles
Wasserott.
Fla., |
one ounce baby girl on April 21, |
| Dallas Woman's Club |
| Bowlers To Dine
| The eight teams of Dallas
‘Woman's Club Bowling League will
i hold their annual Banquet Monday
night, May 18th, at 6:30 at the
Irem Country Club.
Mrs. Harold Brobst is chairman
[of the affair and committees are
| as follows:
neth Bayliss and Mrs. Ross Lewin;
{ Games, Mrs. Donald Bulford, Mrs.
| Dan Richards, and Mrs. Lester Jor-
dan; [Prizes and Trophies, Mrs.
George Payne and Mrs. John
Rogers; Reservations, Mrs. Lewis J.
Reese.’
Stork Shower Held
For Mrs. J. Edwards
Mrs. John Edwards, Harveys
Lake, was honored at a Stork
Shower Sunday, April 26 at the |
home of Mrs. Carl Newberry. Mrs.
Katherine Miner and Mrs. New-
berry were hostesses.
Attending were: Mesdames Marie
Stair, Norma Rosengrant, Hazel
Winner, Peggy Winner, Thelma Bel-
les, Ruth Simpson, Florence Green-
| ley, Marge Barnes, Ellen Williams,
| Gloria Scurba, Agnes Corby, Julia
| Pickett, Eleanor Edwards, Ruby
| Scouten, Gloria Bedford, Jewell
Thompson, Miss Jean (Casey, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
| Jeffrey Blan Zenger
1
Mr. and Mrs. George Zenger,
2502 Addison Road, Washington,
|p. C., announce the birth of their
| first child, a son, Jeffrey Alan,
| April 21 at. Providence Hospital in
| Washington. Mrs. Zenger, the for-
| mer Beth Weaver, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weaver of
| Center Moreland. Mr. Zenger is the
and Mrs. Glenn Zenger
Eatonville.
son of Mr.
| of
A September wedding is planned..
Decorations, Mrs. Ken-
Frances Lenahan
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{ hart, Hillside,
Mrs. Edith Rozelle
Bride-Elect Feted deg
Miss Frances ©Lenahan, Mount
Airy Road, Shavertown, bride-elect,
was honored at a variety bridal
shower, given by Miss Carol Rine-
Trucksville, Sunday |
afternoon, at the home of Miss |
Rinehart.
Centerpiece was a pink ‘and blue
umbrella, with small pink and blue
umbrellas as favors.
'A buffet luncheon was served to
the ‘following; Mesdames George
Bednar, Edward Lenahan, -Gerald
Mangan, = Louis Helfrich, Peter
Gaughan, William Fetterman, Ralph
Daley, William Donachie, John
Rinehart, Peter Lukasavage, Misses
Mary Lou Daley, Tally Thomas, |
Barbara Shea, Barbara Bohan,
Eileen Hayes, Susan Riley, Jean!
Gibbons, Susan Rinehart, the
hostess and honoree. ’ a
First Son Born To
Janie And Bob Ash |
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Ash, Har- |
ris Hill Road, Trucksville, announce
the birth of a son, John Robert,
Thursday afternoon, April 30 at
Nesbitt Hospital.
The baby, who is the first child
for Mr. and Mrs. Ash, weighed
four ‘pounds, six ounces.
Mother is the former Jane Polk,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Polk, |
also of Trucksville. |
Mr. Ash is* the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Ash, Shavertown. This!
is their first grandchild. \
Weds In Hatboro
Mrs. Edith Rozelle, formerly
.of Orange, and William Mac Clel-
land, Philadelphia, were joined in
marriage, Saturday, April 25, in
the chapel at “Orange Home for the
Aged’! in Hatboro.
After a reception held at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George’
Evans, Roslyn, Pa., the happy
couple left for a honeymoon in
Atlantic City.
There were about thirty A:
from ‘the home, and Mr. and Mrs.
George (Arline) Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Vopleus, Long Island,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gries Jr., Her-
shey.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Clelland are
both employed at the “Orange
Home For The Aged.”
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Chairmen Named
Mrs. Allen Sorchick, incoming
president of Harvey's Lake Women's
Club, introduced her chairmen who
will serve on the Executive Board
during the coming year at a meet-
ing of the Board held recently at
Lake School.
Mrs. Charles Williams, retiring
President presented Mrs. Allen Sor-
chick, the incoming president, who
| introduced the following Chairmen
to serve on her Executive Board:
Finance, Mrs. Willard Sutton; Re-
ligions of the World, Miss Pauline
Davis; Membership, Mrs. Joseph
Rauch; Housing and Hospitality,
Mrs. Elwood Davis; Parliamentar-
ian, Mrs. Charles Rood; Literature
and Education, Mrs. Raymond Gar-
inger; Community Aid, Mrs. Clar-
ence Oberst; Reservations, Mrs.
Ernest Slocum; Health and Safety,
Mrs. Charles Austin; Club Represen-
tative, Mrs. Charles Williams; Home
Life and Fine Arts, Mrs. Walbridge
Leinthal; Civil Defense, Mrs. Mal-
colm Nelson; Peace and United Na-
tions, Mrs. Michael Clark; Conser-!
vation, Mrs. Donald Hansen; Geron-
tology, Mrs. George Searfoss; Com-
munity Improvement, Mrs. Clarence
Montross; Publicity and Historian, |
Mrs. (C. W. Boyle. The Advisory
Committee consists of Past Presi- |
dents, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. |
Harvey Kitchen and Mrs. Wilfred
Ide.
Mrs. Charles Williams, * retiring |
president presided. Officers will be
installed May" 7, promptiy at 6 p.m.
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id Ad Woolbert—who like Sowers Btiyemhd sO herd to Touch
Bm a a benefit auction.
AT FIRE COMPANY GROUNDS — NICHOLSON, PA.
The following items will be offered for sale at the
Coffee Mill, Pitcher and Bowl ‘Set, ‘Carnival Glass, Ironstone
China, Pattern Glass, Doll, Pewter, Oil Lamps, Chairs, Suitcases,
Books, Sheet Music, School, Desk, Pictures and Frames, Bells,
Bisque Figures, Milk Glass, Large Cabbage Cutter, Coins, Wooden
Bowl. Other Antique and Modern Ttems too Numerous to Mention,
Including Furniture -— Apparel — Etc.
PLUS ONE LATE MODEL USED
Refreshments Available on. Grounds
- BAKE SALE and CANDY.
Auction Chairman — WESLEY HERRON
UCTION
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SATURDAY — MAY 16, 1964
(RAIN OR SHINE)
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Mr. and "Mrs.
Meadowcrest, Trucksville, are pic-
tured on their honeymoon at Birch- |
wood in the Poconos, about to take |
off on an aerial tour by Birchwood’s |
Social Director, Ed Coover. |
Charles Woolbert, |
Flying To Cloud Nine"
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Bloomsburg Senior Will Wed
Bruce Grant In June Bridal
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Mrs. Woolbert is the former Mar- |
ian Mascali, daughter of Dr. and]
Mrs. A. A. Mascali, Dallas. Mr. !
Woolbert, son ‘of Mr. How- |
ard Woolbert, Trucksville, is em- |
ployed by Groff Novelty Company.
| Miss Susan Wasserott |
Is Honored At Shower |
Miss Susan Wasserott, Lehman
Avenue, Dallas, entertained at a
shower for her cousin, Miss Virgin- |
ia Drake, bride-elect, recently at
the Franklin House, Shavertown.
Luncheon was
dames Jacob Cannon, Charlotte |
Klick, Kingston;" Frederick Drake, |
Haven Fairlawn, Pottsville; Forrest
served to Mes-
Sampson, Ambler; George Rambus, |
Noxen; ‘Sheldon Drake, Lehman;
. Paul Wasserott, Emeret Franklin,
Shavertown; Edward Thompson and |
daughter, Cathy, Trucksville; Merle
Shaver, Russell Shaver,
Shaver, Paul ‘Shaver, Paul LaBar,
Ed Rothe, William Allabaugh, |
George Swan, Dallas; Misses Betty |
Gabel, Kingston;
Shickshinny;
tain Top; Jean Franklin, Shaver-
town; the hostess and honored
guests.
Pamela Jo Dean
A daughter, Pamela Jo, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Dean, Jr.
Bensonville, Ill., April 26 in Memor-
ial Hospital, Elmhurst, Ill. Mrs. |
Dean is the former Carol Llewellyn, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy |
‘Llewellyn, Sr., Harveys Lake.
Barbara Dennis,
Gail Albrecht, Moun- |
Entertain Mother
At Family Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dean Johnson,
| Prucksville, entertained recently in
honor of Mrs. Catherine Johnson,
Towanda, formerly of Trucksville,
| who observed her birthday gnitiver.,
sary on April 18.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
{ Johnson and family, Wilkes-Barre;
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Johnson and
family, Vestal; Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
| ward Jobknson, Trucksville; Mr. and
| Mrs. Glenn Jones, Chinchilla; Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Rogal, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rogal and family, Scranton; |
|
Nelson | Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Williams and |
| family, Towanda; Mr. and Mrs. Ww. |
| Dean Johnson and family and the
guest of honor.
Mother-Daughter Supper
. There will, be
a Mother and
Daughter covered dish supper in:
the Orange Community Hall on
silver offering will be taken.
Mrs. Clarence Andrews. will be
guest speaker .Supper committee:
Vopleus, Schallenberger,
Hess, Kester, Phillips, Hoover and
Derr.
Mmes;
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! Cathy, to Bruce Grant, son of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lesewick,
Catawissa, R. D. 2, announce the
of their daughter,
town, R. D. 5.
Miss Lesewick is a senior at
Bloomsburg State College and will
go to North Carolina State Univers-
ity to continue graduate work in
mathematics.
Mr. Grant, an honor student and
Kimberley Jane Stroud
a graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School will also receive his diplema
from Bloomsburg State College in
| June. He has accepted an assistant-
and Mrs. William T. Grant, Shaver-
ship at+«North Carolina State Uni-
| versity and will continue advanced
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stroud, Riv-
er Street, Forty Fort, announce the
birth of a seven pound, two ounce
daughter, Kimberly Jane. Mrs.
Stroud is the former Doris Carey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne
Carey, Claude Street, Dallas. Mr.
| Stroud is employed with Grant's
Store and has been transferred to
Willow Grove, where they will move
| in two weeks.
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