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DALLAS; PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. James McFarland,
Shavertown, had as weekend guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haze and
son, Dean Sheldon, Iowa. The Shel-
dons on their way to the World's
Fair and Quebec stooped in this
area to visit with their former
neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuner, Hil-
donia Avenue, spent last week with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Neuner and family,
Corning, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson,
Norton Avenue, visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Churry and family at
Riverside on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McCarty,
Wellington Avenue and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street,
have returned home after spending
a week in the South, where they
visited Lynn McCarty at Corbin,
Ky. Lynn is assisting in the MYF
work at Corbin Methodist Church
this summer and has broadcast
over the local radio station.
Mr. and Mrs. :Searcy Slack and
children, Billy, Ginny, Henry and
Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., spent the
weekend with Mrs. Slack’s grand-
mother, Mrs. F. M. Gordon and
aunt, Mrs. Florence Phillips, Norton |
‘Avenue.
bi "Mrs. Slack, Billy, Ginny and
Henry, came up in a trailer. 'Gor-
don and his dad flew up later. The
whole family left Monday to camp
in the outskirts of New York and
® attend. the World's Fair.
Mr. Frederick Anderson, Pioneer
Avenue, returned home, over the
‘weekend from Geisinger Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shales, Larks-
ville, have moved to R. D. 3, Wyo-
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prynn,
Carverton, spent the weekend in
New York State, where they cele-
brated their 30th wedding anni-
versary.
Paul Nulton, Funeral Director of
Beaumont, has returned home after
submitting to surgery in General
Hospital.
Mrs, Mabel Leitch, Detroit, Mich.,
is spending sometime visiting her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Moss, Demunds Road.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tattersfield,
Philadelphia, have purchased and |
moved into a new home on Laurel |
Drive, Oak Hill.
Alfred G. Davis, Birdsboro, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Davis, Elizabeth
_..~ Street. ' The Davises also had as:
© guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Graff,
Youngtown, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Price and Rhonda, New
Mexico, are spending a week with |
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Robert |
Price, Dallas.
Thomas Kingston, Tarlton Ave-
nue, is a patient at Nesbit Hospital. Is
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown, and |
daughters, Elmira, N. Y., spent the |
weekend visiting their respective |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
MacHenry, Orange, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Panik Street.
Jack Eck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eck, Shavertown will serve as
waterfront director at Camp
Acahela this summer. -
Mr. and: Mrs. Evan Stauffer,
South’ Mountain, have moved to |
R.D. 1, Dallas.
John Healy, Parrish Street, is a
patient at Jefferson Hospital, Phila-
delphia, he is undergoing tests and
observation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dungey, Lake
Street, motored to- Wildwood Crest,
/N. J., where they left their daugh-
ter Carol, who will work there for
the summer.
Mrs. Alfred Brown, James Street,
is a surgical patient at General
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bender and
children, Palmyra, N. Y., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
LaBar, Huntsville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Saunders,
Kingston, have moved to Hemlock
Drive, Oak Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore MacHenry,
Orange, entertained for Sunday din-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown
and daughters, Elmira, N. Y., and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Dallas.
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Mrs. Stuart Marks, Lehman, spent
several days with her daughter,
Mrs. Ben Shipman, Spencerport,
N.Y.
Mrs. Bruce Moen, Split Rail Lane,
is a patient at Berwick General
Hospital.
Cindy Disque, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Disque, is visit-
ing in Atlantic City.
Frank Kuehn, Church Street, is
a surgical patient at General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke, Old
Goss Manor, have returned from
Boston, where they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Litchfield.
Joe Peterson is spending a two
week sick leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, Nor-
ton Avenue. He is in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts,
Bethlehem, have moved to 253
Main Street; Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Olenick,
Lincoln Drive, motored to East
Hartford over the weekend, to meet
~ their son, Jim’s prospective-in-laws,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Pellegrinelli.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Evans, East
Dallas, grant ast weekend ‘with
Mr. and mas Evans and
‘Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grilly, and
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rr DATLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1964
i News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Bride Elect Of Wiister
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, MISS SANDRA RUTH CHERE
Mrs. Sterl Chere of RD 2, Tunk- | 344 Pennington Avenue, Trenton,
hannock ,announces the engagement | N.
of her daughter, Sandra Ruth, to: School,
the Reverend George D. Groom, III. |
Miss. Chere attended Westmore- |
land High School, and will be a sen- Li
ior at Drew University, Madison,
New Jersey in September.
~ Rev. Groom is the son of Mr.
George D. Groom II, of Trenton,
N.J., and the late; Helen: Burtis
Grodin: His' home was with Mr.
and Mrs.
and is currently the Director of |
Youth for the New Jersey Confer-
ence of the Methodist Church, with
his office in Cherry Hill, N. J.
«+ No date has been set for the
wedding
L. Robert Stemhagen of
Presbyterian Women
Are Honored At Tea
Trinity Presbyterian Women hon-
ored Mrs. Andrew Pillarella and
Mrs. Thomas Bobo June 3, at a
tea given af the home ‘of Mrs: C.
Warren’ Koehl.
Mrs. Pillarella is the wife of the
minister at Trinity, and Mrs. Bobo
was the first president of the wo-
men’s organization .
Mrs. Lester Hauck presided and
a musical program under direction
of Mrs. Fred Swanson wis present-
Marjorie Davis Guest
At Large Bridal Party
Miss Marjorie Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Shaver
Avenue, Shavertown, was honored
Tat a bridal shower given Saturday
evening by Miss Sandra Hoover
and Miss Susan Davis, members of
her bridal party.
Miss Davis will wed Ross Walker,
i Australia.
Pink streamérs and white bells
lent a gay atmosphere to the din-
ing room with centerpiece a large
{blue umbrella filled with floral > Taking part, aww oy
| sprays. Favors were = miniature no were Mostinmes un:
| parasols. gey, Clifferd Troup, Lester Hanck,
and Bradford Alden .
Mrs. Pillarella and Mrs. Bobo
poured at a tea table attractively
decorated in yellow and white, with
yellow tapers flanking a floral cen-
terpiece.
Guests other than those already
Miss Davis received many lovely
gifts.
Present were Mesdames Margaret
Essler, Iris LaBarr, Ruth Poynton,
Pauline Ferguson, Frances Govan,
Pat Govan, Dorothy Whitesell,
Margaret Morgan, Gail Kistler, Ver-
na Davis, Theda Hoover, Billie
Case, Carolyn Purvin, Helen Gosart,
Ruth Sprout, Miss Linda Renville,
Miss Mary Ellen Govan, the guest
of honor and the hostesses.
At Mission School
Mrs. Edgar Lashford, Sutton Road,
is attending the Northeastern Juris-
diction School of Missions at Pem-
Cooper, Windsor Davis, Raymond
Kopetchny, Robert Brown, Spencer
Martin, Douglas Cassan, Robert
Wilde, Anees Barakat, James Mec-
Caffrey, Mabel Evans, Janet Evans,
Ada Kocher, and Miss Florence
Blackmore. ¢
Twins Born To Couple
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis,
broke College, Providence, R. Ek, Davenport Street, Dallas, announce
this - week. the birth of twins, June 3 at Nes-
Mrs. Lashford is vice president | bitt Hospital. Robert Lee weighed
of the District WSCS. in at five pound, fourteen ounces
and Barbary Ann weighed five
pound, two ounces. There are two
other children, Shirley May,
Billy. Mrs: Lewis is the former
Eula Dymond, Dallas.
Tammy Lynn Raspen
Pfc. and Mrs. Thomas ‘Raspen,
Sweet Valley, announce the ‘birth
of a daughter, Tammy Lynn. The
new arrival, who was born at Gen-
and
mentioned, were Mesdames William
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Chief And Mrs.
Observing their
Chief and Mrs. Byron Kester of
Demunds Road. :
Married at Parsons Methodist
Church by Rev. Thomas Cook, the
couple have been residents hera
the past nineteen years.
Mrs. Kester, the former Ethel
Green of Miners Mills, has proved
an ideal mate for her busy husband.
Mr. Kester is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Kester,
Sweet Valley.
Formerly associated with Miner
Hillard Milling Company - for 45
years, Mr. Kester is now retired.
He has been a successful police
chief of Franklin Township for the
as constable of that community.
in his garden, where his small or-
chard bears abundant fruit and a
variety of flowers blossom under
the care of both Chief Kester and
‘hip wife, who shares his hobby ‘for
the outdoors.
Birds of all description flock to
the many feeders placed about the
St. Therese’s Church, Shavertown,
will be the scene of a pretty wed-
ding on Saturday morning at 11
when Miss Frances Mary Lenahan,
R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Lenahan, Mt. Airy Road,
| NJ. A graduate of Trenton High Shavertown, becomes the bride of
he has received his B.A. | George J.
and B.D. from Drew University | | George Bednar,
Rev. Groom was ordained an elder | | Shavertown, and the late Mr. Bed
in the Methodist church in 1963! nar.
Bednar,
Hazeltine Street,
| Rev. Francis Brennan will per- |
form the Nuptial Mass. Organist |
and soloist ‘will be Mrs. Ann Balav-
age. The Apostalic Blessing of
| Pope Paul will be bestowed upon
| the marriage.
‘Maid of honor will be Miss Carol
Rinehart, Trucksville, and brides-
maids will be Miss Lorraine Mat-
lawski also of Trucksville; Miss
Vivian Bednar, sister of the bride-
groom, and Miss Jean Gibbons,
for |
past nineteen years and also serves |
In his spare time he can be found '
son of Mrs.
Byron Kester
To Mark Golden Anniversary
50th wedding | Kester home and both enjoy the
anniversary on June 12 are a pop- |
ular Back Mountain couple, Police
visits of their feathered friends
Members of Orange Methodist
Church, both are active in its so-
| cieties. Mr. Kester is a member of
the Official Board and Mrs. Kester
has been president of the Fidelity
Sunday School Class for 10 years.
She is also active in the WSCS and
| is a member of the Harmony Club.
When she is not gardening, Mrs.
Kester delights in crocheting the
loveliest rugs.
Chief Kester is a member and
past president of the Back Mountain
Police Association, organized the
Franklin Township Fire Company in |
1949 and has served as its treas-
urer. He is also Civil Defense Di-
rector of Franklin Township.
The couple have two children,
{ Mrs. Paul Mahler and Buell Kester,
both of Demunds. Also five grand-
children ‘and two great grandchil-
: dren.
| Open house will be held at the
home of their grandson, Roger Bel-
| las on Sunday afternoon from 2
to 5 pm.
No invitations have been issued.
Lenahan-Bednar NUg shals
To Take Place ae
Wilkes-Barre.
| will act as best man.
Richard Cheamou, St. Louis, Mo., | by calling Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Jr., |
Michael Et-
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To Be Honored
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irs. -UCe sDluys musa
Mrs.
Deputy
Oce Beryl Austin, District
Grand Matron of District
| 21A Order of the Eastern Star, will |
be honored at a Banquet at Trem |
Temple Country Club, June 17th at |
6:30 p.m. Friends are invited to at- |
tend and join with her Eastern Star
Sisters in paying her tribute.
Oce’s term. of office began last
June in Pittsburgh where she was
appointed by sister Fran Gardner, |
Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand |
Chapter of Pennsylvania, to act as |
her representative in the Wyoming |
Valley area which has 12 O.E.S. |
Chapters. Mrs. Austin has done a |
fine job. Members, husbands and |
friends from the other 11 chapters |
in this district will be in attendance.
Dennis Bonning, Worthy Patron
| of Dallas Chapter 396, will be toast- |
| master. Reservations can be made
Jeon, William Pfeiffer, classmates of |
| the groom and both
| and Robert Connolly,
will serve as ushers.
Reception will follow at. Fox Hill |
| Country Club after which the
couple will leave on a honeymoon |
to Florida.
Miss Lenahan is a graduate of
West Central Catholic High School,
| class of 1960 and Nesbitt Hospital |
School of Nursing. She is 3 mem-
ber of the nursing staff at Nesbitt.
| Mr. Bednar is an alumnus of West
| Central Catholic High School,
| class ‘of 1960,
University.
of Chicago,
and Notre Dame
He will begin training !
with the St. Louis Cardinals July 18.
The couple ‘will reside in St.
Louis, Mo. :
Little Tots Honored At
Joint Birthday Party
A joint birthday party was held
May 29 in honor of Tracey Lynne
Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray A. Jones,
Dean Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond L. Scott, Noxen.
Tracey was one on May 29 and
Larry, three on May 27.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hummell, Sr., Harveys Lake;
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frantz, Trucks-
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones,
Sr., Delia, Linda and Susan, Noxen;
Mrs. Frank Jones, Jr. and Lucy
Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grey,
New York; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Scott, Judy, Allan, Janet, Noxen:
parents.
Has 14th Birthday
Andrea Maher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Maher, Demunds
Road, will celebrate her fourteenth
birthday on Tuesday, two days after
graduating from Gate of Heaven
School.
On June 21, her sister, Sharon,
will observe her tenth birthday, and
on June 22, her parents will mark
their fifteenth wedding anniversary. |
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mo: gus,
Harveys Lake, are grandparents of
Andres and Sharon.
For Letter Press
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eral Hospital on May 31 weighted
seven pounds, one ounce. She has
a brother, Thomas.
Mrs. Raspen is the former Lois
Wesley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wesley also of Sweet Valley.
Mr. Raspen is stationed in Philadel-
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Bonnie Ann Altemus
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Altemus
announce the birth of .their second
daughter, Bonnie Ann, born June 7 |
IN REENW/
at Mercy Hospital.
The new arrival weighed six
pound, one ounce. hTeir is another
COLONY
child, Sherie Lee. |
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Mrs. Altemus is the former Ruth
Ann Natitus.
Mr: Altemus is stationed in Ger-
many with the U.S. Army.
Entertain Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Malvin ial
entertained at a birthday party for |
their daughter, Mrs. Richard War- |
nett, Bronx, N. Y. and nephew
Hugh Wagner, ‘Selinsgrove, on Wh
31.
Guiests were Mr. and Mrs. simi
Haddock, Mary Ellen, Fred, and |
Tommy, Gowen City, and Mr. od |
Mrs. Warren Wagner and Hugh,
Selinsgrove. Other Memorial Day
guests were Mrs. Richard Ostrum,
STEAKS
® CHOPS
Gloria, Nanticoke, and ||
Solin Wasoult TG,
RESTAURANT
CORNER OF
NOXEN ROAD and LAKE ROAD
PICNIC GROUNDS, HARVEYS LAKE
Home-made rolls served with meals.
SEAFOOD
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Dallas and Larry !
the wee guests of honor and their |
Party For Twins
James and Judy Martin, twin
children of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Martin. Jr., Roushey" “Plot, were |
honored at a birthday party: to |
day, June 6, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. !
Lunch: was served and the chii- |
League Parade, but were disap- |
pointed hen it was rained out.
The party, however,
lin a big’ way. i
Guests were Karen Puriin, |
| Bobby Stolarick, Cathy Coolbaugh, |
| DICTO!
Past Matron, at 674-8881 or Mrs.
Gertrude Davies, Secretary, at
| 674-4906.
Forty Fort |
Chairman is Evelyn |
P.M.; assisted by Gersl 178 AOS
Sec’y, P. M.; Elma |
Banquet
| Smith, Jr.
trude Davies,
| Price, Treas. P. M.; Betty Meeker, |
P. M.; Bethia King W. M.; and Doris
| Walters,
|
also |
Farewell Party For
Evenson Children
Margaret and Johnnie Evenson,
who will leave this weekend for
Florida, were feted at a farewell
party recently at the Dallas Legion
| when 75 classmates gathered to
honor their departing friends.
| Elmer
The children of Mr. and Mrs. |
Evenson, Davis Street, |
| Trucksville, attend Dallas Schools, |
dren planned to attend the Little | dancing enjoyed by all in attend-
ance.
compensated | Child Is Hospitalized
Theresa Brown, Joy Lewis, Lewis old son of Mr.
| Burkhart, Carl Stanton, Debbie and | Cyphers, R.D. 3; Dallas, was rushed
| Ernest. Ashbridge, Kim, John, and | | at 110:30 p.m.
Bootsie McAllister, and Billy Martin. | enroute to the small patient.
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SHAVERTOWN
Maggie is a 7th grade student and |
John, a member of the 9th g:ade. |
Gifts were given the guests and |
corsages to Maggie and her mother i
celebrate their 8th birthday, Satur- | and boutonniers to John and his)
aa. I
Refreshments = were served and
Little Brian Cyphers, five _year
and Mrs. Robert
to General Hospital Sunday night
Oxygen was given
DAD
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Miss Anne Mari
‘Wed Kurt S. Ulri
Blessed Sacrament Church at
Centermoreland will form the set-
ting for the marriage Tuesday
morning of Miss Anne Mari Dor-
rance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Dorrance, Orange, to
Rurt Steiner Ulrich, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Ulrich, State College.
Rev. S. J. Kolucki will perform | groom will study for his Masters
the double ring ceremony at 10 a.m. | Degree,
Both
Mrs. Joseph J. Dorrance, aunt of
the bride, will be soloist and Miss
Tina Charney will preside at the
organ.
+ Miss Susan Dorrance will be maid
of honor for her sister and brides-
maids ‘will be Miss Ann Zajkowski,
Manville, N. J., cousin of the bride
and Misses Phyllis and Sharon Ul-
rich, sisters of the bridegroom.
Stephen Ulrich will serve as best
' Mrs. Richard Goode
Guest At Shower
Mrs. Richard Goode, Meadow-
crest, was feted at a baby shower
| Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Eleanor
Haxston and Mrs. Thomas Hughes
serving as hostesses.
The guest of
| many lovely gifts.
Refreshments were served to the |
| following: Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mrs.
| Mary Keil, Mrs. Ruth Walters, Mrs.
Marie Doty, Mrs. Elizabeth Goode,
Mrs. Lida Hughes, Mrs. Ruth Moore,
Mrs. John Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret
Michaels, Misses Bet‘y Spaciano,
| Janet Morgan, Susie Anderson, Ja-
the guest of honor and
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the hostess.
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man for his brother. Ushers will
be Milton Crouch, State College;
Andrew Siket, Pottsville, and Ed-
ward C. Dorrance, brother of the
bride.
Following a honeymoon, the
couple will reside at State College
for the summer, where the bride-
Miss Dorrance and her fi-
ance are graduates of Pennsylvania
tate University. The bride elect
teaches at Shillington in the Gov-
ernor Mifflin School system. Mr.
Ulrich. is 2 member of the faculty
of Methacton Schools in Worcester
Township.
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