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Mrs. Frances Geskey, R. D. 3,
Dallas is recuperating at her home
after being a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital for two weeks.
Ross Steinhauer, who has been
stationed in Bermuda with the Sea
Bees has returned home after com-
pleting his tour of duty. His wife
returned with ‘his parents, when
they visited the island several
months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts, !
Horsham, Pa., were holiday guests
LE parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
emchak, Huntsville. |
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roushey Sr.
have recently returned to their
home on Main Street, after spend-
ing several months recuperating
from illness at the home of their
son and daughter-in-law in Shaver
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McVeigh,
Machel Avenue, have returned after
visiting his relatives at Princess
Anne, Md., and touring Williams-
burg, Jamestown and other historic
points in Virginia.
Mrs. Lewis Rogers and Miss Doro-
thy Seibel, Wilkes Barre, have
moved to Harveys Lake for the
summer months. |
Miss Anne Peterson, Ontario, is
spending the summer at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peterson, Norton Avenue. The
Petersons brought Anne home with
them in time. for the Library Auc-
Wy, after visiting in Canada. |
N and Mrs. William Dimmick, *
have returned from
Hollywood, Florida, where they at-
tended their annual family reunion.
1. Robert Washburn was the
hostess, and one of the members
was Mr. Dimmick’s sister, Pearl
Kitchen, from Milwaukee.
For the first time since the Li-
brary Auction started eighteen
years ago, Miss Frances Dorrance
will not be seated with the {Antiques
Committee. She is spending the
summer at Pocono Lake Preserve
with a friend of many years stand-
ing, Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hicks, Or-'
chard Park, N. Y., have purchased
a home on Country Club Road.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pace, Pi-
oneer Avenue, Shavertown will
move shortly to the West Coast.
Lee Wiegel, Indianapolis, is
spending the summer here. Mr. |
and Mrs. John Fluck, Jr., arrived
home last week from Fort Knox,
Kentucky, where he completed
three years in the Armed Forces.
They are visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Flu®%, Sr, Harveys Lake. The
younger Mrs. Fluck is the forme:
Lucy Lyle of Kentucky.
he Tlucks ~visited= relatives in
Philadelphia last week and have
returned to Kentucky. They took
along his sister, Katherine to spend !
Racation with them. Mr. and Mrs.
an Fluck, Sr., will go down to
bring her home on August 1.
The visitors from Kentucky were
also home to enjoy a joint birth-
day party for Mr. and Mrs. James
Fluck given by. their parents. .
Mrs. Anna Strazdus, East Dallas
was admitted to Nesbitt Hospital
on Monday.
Miss Lynn Hughes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hughes, Beth-
lehem, hag been visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Lida Hughes and her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Weber, Mooretown.
Ruth Lozier, Sweet Valley, and
son, Earl, Dallas, spent two
months at Island Lake, Chicago.
Earl obtained employment at Is-
land Lake and moved with his
family to Illinois last week.
@r and Mrs. Alan Sulyk, Bos-
ton, former residents of Holly
Street, Trucksville, were recent
gos at Grassinger Resort, Monti-
cello, N. Y. They flew aboard the
Sunbeam Corporation plane. Mr.
Sulyk is on the executive staff of
General Wholesale Supply Com: !
pany, Waltham, Mass. Mrs. Sulyk
is the former Daisy Fitzer, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fitzer,
Mrs. George Seelandt, Huntsville
Road, is visiting Mrs. William Wil-
liams and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Long Island. (She will
also spend a week with her sister-
in-law, Mrs. J. Waite in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Edith Daubert, (Cliffside
Avenue, has returned home after
being a patient at General Hospital.
M/Sgt. George Shortz, Wilming-
ton, Ohio, visited the Arja Browns,
Shavertown, and other relatives,
this past week. The Browns also
had as guests, Mrs. William Con-
nors and children, Holidaysburg,
and Mrs. Eith Phillips, Syracuse,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘Herrison,
Providence, R. I, have. returned
home after spending a few days
last week with Mr. Harrison's
sister ‘and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim - LaBar and Jimmy, Parrish
Street. While here, the Harrisons
y= their thirty second wed-
hg anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce . Moen, Bar-
bara and Suzanne, ‘Split Rail Lane,
spent the holiday weekend visiting
Att. and Mrs. J. E. Leach, and
family, Orchard Park, N. Y. The
Moens also visited Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. * Joseph . Jacobs,
Montreal, (Canada, are visiting their
daughter and family Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Samuels and children, Leh-
man Avenue; for ten .days: :
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln #nd
Tony, Oxon Hill, Md., visited rela-
tives and friends in Dallas and
Tunkhannock over the weekend. an
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Par-
rish Street, spent the holiday week-
eighborhoo
_THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964
SECTION A — PAGE 5
xm And Notes Of Personal Interest
i RB. D. 4 to Frank Peter Young, son
| of illusion fell from a crown of
Wed In Early Su
MRS. FRANK PETER YOUNG ? 7
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Lake
Silkworth, was the setting Satur-
day, June 6 for the wedding of Miss
Mary Sabo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Sabo, Oak Hill, Dallas,
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young, Lake
Silkwonth.
Rev. Frank Barlik performed the
double ring ceremony. Mrs. Thomas
Graham was organist and Miss Me-
lanie Graham, soloist.
The bride, who was éscorted by
her father wore a floor length gown
of silk organza styled with a bateau
neckline, elbow shy sleeves and
chapel train. Her five tiered veil
seed pearls and aurora borealis.
Her cascade bouquet was of white
carnations and baby breath and
centered with two white orchids.
Miss Karen Young, Lake Silk-
worth; sister of the bridegroom was
maid of honor and Miss Sally Sabo,
Allentown, cousin of the bride and
Miss Roberta Schultheis, Brooklyn,
bridesmaids.
All attendants were attired in
identical floor length gowns of
petal pink silk organza with match-
ing petal headpieces. They carried
mmer Ceremony
cascade bouquets of light and dark
carnations and variegated ivy.
gated ivy.
Robert Ross served as best man
and ushers were Ted Gabel, Lake
Silkworth, and Kearney McQuillan,
Linden, N. J.
Mother of the bride selected a
romance blue dress of silk organza
with embroidered flowers. She wore
matching accessories and a corsage
of pink baby orchids. The bride-
groom's mother wore a three piece
beige suit’ of imported lace with
blue accessories and a pink baby
orchid corsage.
A dinner and reception followed
at the Gus Genetti Hotel, after
which the couple left on a wedding
trip to Niagara Falls and (Canada.
They will reside at 1066 Fair-
mount Avenue, Elizabéth, N. J.
Both are graduates of Lake-Leh-
man High School. Mrs. Young is
also a graduate of Wilkes Barre
Business College and was em-
ployed as legal secretary to Att.
Peter Paul Olszewski.
Mr. Young served three years
with the U.S. Army and is a chemi-
cal operator with Nopko (Chemical
Company, Linden, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul,
iSr., Parrish Street, Dallas, observed
their ‘twenty sixth anniversary,
June 25.
The couple’ were married in St.
Aloysius ‘Church, Wilkes-Barre, by
Father Raymond Mulligan. Maid of
honor was Catherine Crispell Baker
and best man was Charles Henne-
baul.
There are five children, Walter,
Jr., “Bud”, Trucksville, Barbara,
Fred, Peggy and Mary Jean at |
Walter Hennebauls Noted
26th Anniversary June 25
home. There are also three grand-
children, Patricia, Walter, III, and
Theresa Hennebaul, Trucksville.
Mrs. Hennebaul is the former
Mary Grimes, daughter of Mr.
Joseph ‘Grimes, Wilkes-Barre and
the late Mrs. Grimes.
Mr. Hennebaul is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennebaul,
Harveys Lake. He is employed with
Birth’s Service Station.
Shonks Entertain
At Surprise Party.
Joseph ( Baluh, .R.!D. 3, Shick-
shinny, was guest of honor at a
surprise birthday party July 4th at
the home of his daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Gerald Shonk,
Huntsville Road.
Quoits were enjoyed and a de-
licious dinner served.
ESTATE SALE
— Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. —
9 to 4
Mrs. John Fluck, Jr.
Feted At Baby Shower
"A lovely surprise baby shower !
wags held at the home of Mr. and :
Mrs. John, Fluck, Sr., on Sunday
June 28, in honor of Mrs. John
Fluck, Jr.
The room was gaily decorated
with a pink and blue umbrella form-
ing a circle to which each stream-
er was attached to many gifts. The
mother to be sat on a throne re-
ceiving the many gifts presented
to her by her niece and nephew,
Paula and Tommy Brodie and Lisa
Marie Holeman. |
Highlighting the catered meal
was a unique punch bowl fashioned
from a watermelon into the shape
of a basket from which hung grape
clusters. Fresh cherries and pine-
apple surrounded the centerpiece.
Games were played and prizes
awarded . |
Those attending were Father to
be Mr. John Fluck, Jr., Katherine’
Fluck and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Zanni
and Mrs. Minnie Wirth, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Gay, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Mike Cox and Joan and Joseph
Pasternack, New Jersey; Mrs. Wil-
liam Holeman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Brodie, Mrs. Jchn. Dunay, Mrs.
Thomas Cadwalader, Mrs. Taft
Truska, Jr., Mrs. John Tobin, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Merrill, Jr., Mrs.
Mary - Sholtis, Peggy, Eleanor and
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck, Sr., the |.
guest of honor and the host an
hostess.
Carol Christine McRay
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McRay, ,
Voorheesville, N., Y:, announce th
birth of a. daughter, Carol Chris- for sale at ridiculcus prices Thurs-
tine, molghi fo Lm a day, Friday and Saturday. Need
ounces on- Ju an edi-
a y jE aang?
The couple have another sgh) EN
ter, Sara Lynn, aged one.
Mrs. McRay is the former Carol ||
Rudy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Rudy, ‘Shavertown.
James Haston Sr.
Here is Mrs.
d | with loot for the Odds and Ends
booth, flanked by Mrs. John Marsh,
holding what appears to be a slight- |
Ply used panda, and Mrs. Sherman |
| Harter with a brace of lamp shades |
and an electric iron.
Or a couple of whats-
Lawrence H. Brace
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harold
Brace, 22 Rose Street, Forty Fort,
announce the birth of a son, Paul
Harold Brace at Nesbitt Hospital
on July 1.
The new baby weighed eight
pound, 15 ounces at birth.
Mother is the former Nancy Mec-
Graw, Forty Fort, former employee
of Commonwealth Telephone Com-
pany.
The couple have another child, | I
Linda, aged three.
Mr. Brace is the son of Mr. yd) |
Mrs. Harold Brace, Orange. The |
new baby is only the second boy
in the Brace family in seven or |
eight generations.
SUMMER
Stephen Wayne Yatsko
An eight pound, two ounce son,
Stephen Wayne, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Yatsko, RD 1,
Harveys Lake, June 26 at 2 3
Hospital. There are two other chil- |
dren, George Robert, two and Don- |
na Marie, one. Mrs. Yatsko is the
former Marie ‘Wahlgren, Shaver- |
town. Mr. Yatsko is employed with
Valley Engineering; Wilkes-Barre.
|} Antiques, china, brass, furniture,
household goods.
35 N. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
SHAVERTOWN
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Baluh, Jr., Janet and Jay,
San Antonio, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Baluh and John Paul, Ed-
wardsville; Janet Beresky, Town
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard No-
vitski, Sharon, Leroy and Lynn,
Trucksville; Ernest Hassell, Pro-
spect Park; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Hawke, David, Timmy and Linda,
Trucksville; Marshall Zimmerman,
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. William
Réese, Anna May, Debbie, David,
Billy + and Donna; Wilkes-Barre;
Wayne and Linda Shonk, Mrs.
Joseph ‘Baluh, Shickshinny;
guest of honor and the host and
Congratulations to
Lehman Vol. Fire
Company for
another successful
HORSE SHOW !
SUCCESS TO
Back Mi. Memorial
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Fri. and Sun. 9:00 PM.—
Saturday 10:20 P.M.
Tony Randall, Burl Ives,
Barbara Eden
Friday and Sunday 10:20 P.M.—
Shavertown
end with relatives in Bloseni’s
Saturday at 9:00 P.M.
“The Brass Bottle” |
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_CLOTHING
SHOES — DOMESTICS
Some Of The Odds And Ends
These items |
e! : are samples of what will be shown |
its ?
Dallas Kiwanis Women will man
| the auction. High on the list of
available merchandise is a goodly
quantity of costume jewelry.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Walter Vaughn, Bobby
day visiting relatives in this area.
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
DRESSES
Ann's Apparel
95 MAIN STREET
LUZERNE
the Odds and Ends booth during’
Fred Scaife, Mr. |
and Jimmy, Blossburg, spent Fri- |
‘At the first Sunday wedding held
in Plymouth in 50 years, two sis-
ters married Harveys Lake men.
Shirley Uren, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Uren, 252 Sr
lord Row, Plymouth, was wed to
Robert E. Grey, son of Mr. and’
Mrs. Lester Sites, Harveys Lake, |
and "her sister, Rachel
came the bride of Thomas L. Hum-
mel, son of Mrs. Bessie Hummel and
the late Hugh Hummel,
Harveys Lake in a double cere-
mony performed a: the home of |
Robert Grey in Plymouth on Sun-
day afternoon, July 5.
Rev. George Clement, Emmanuel
Mission, Harveys Lake, performed |
the ceremony.
Uren, be- |
also of]
Two Plymouth Sisters Are
Brides Of Harveys Lake Men - =
and carried a white Bible usen
which rested an orchid.
Her maid of honor, Miss Mary
Kelly, Plymouth, wore a blue dress
and white accessories. Best man
was Timothy Grey, brothe- of the
| bridegrcom .
Rachel selected a dark pink dress
| with white accessories and also
carried a white orchid on a Bible.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hummel, N. J.,
| attended the couple. Mrs. Hum-
mel was gowned in a yellow sheath.
A reception followed at the
| home of Mrs. Wahneta Hoppes,
| Loyalville.
Mr. and Mrs. Grey will reside at
254 Gaylord Avenus, Plymouth.
Shirley wore a light pink street | while Mr. and Mrs. Hummel will
length dress with
white accessories live at the Lake.
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$375 including
Federal tax
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rising from a graceful,
diamond in this solitaire to put maximum emphasis
on the gem itself. Today's version of yesteryear’s
high prong setting adheres toa tradition of some
seventy years for simplicity i in‘an engagement ring.
Payments may be arranged
FRANK CLARK
Jeweler
63 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre
@) MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
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