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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Miller and
daughters, Louise and Lois, Hart-
. ford, Conn., were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brace, Orange.
" Mr. and Mrs... Earl Brown and
sons Allen and Roger, Dallas, were
recent visitors to the
World’s Fair.
Stasia Newberry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Newberry cele-
brated her 13th birthday on
September 5.
Richard Prynn, Carverton, re-
turned home on Monday after being
a patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferrey
motored to Binghamton on Sunday
to bring home his mother, Mrs.
Caroline Ferrey, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Aton, for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Albert Lewis has: returned
to her home in Arizona after spend-
ing a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Girvan, in Dal-
las, and attending the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Thomas Cease, Dallas, ac-
companied by her gon Allan Jona-
than, is spending the week at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. O. L. Harvey, with her
daughter Mrs. ‘Thomas Cease and
grandson Allan, spent a day at the
‘Worlds = Fair ~ recently, going by
Martz bus early in the day, re-
Return was
Wdelayed by three elderly passengers
getting lost on the Fair grounds.
High spots were General Motors,
__Bell Telephone and General Electric
@:xhibits, says Mrs. Harvey. Her
niece, Mrs. Frank Rysch and
daughter Shirley, formerly of Dal-
las, now of Binghamton, met the
Dallas visitors on the grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, David |
and Douglas, East Dallas, are visit-
ing in Connecticut.
Jerry Machell, Machell Avenue,
spent last week at Factoryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wardan Kunkle,
Trucksville, spent Wednesday at
‘Watkins Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duda, Daven-
port Street, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Duda,
Strafford, Pa.
Mt. and Mrs. William Berti,
Barbara and Myra, Franklin Street,
spent the weekend at'Atlantic City.
Suzanne Moen, daughter of Mr. |
Split Rail |
and Mrs. Bruce Moen,
Lane, is spending two weeks at
Girl Scout Camp, Kingsley.
Barbara Scaife, Lockwood, N. Y.,
is “spending some time with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. For-
rest Roese, Sweet Valley.
®, Mrs. Clara Shiber, Center Hill
Road,” has returned home after
being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Long and
family, Clearfield, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Long and Brent, Parrish
Street on the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Sheehan
and family, recently returned to
their home in Dallas, after wvaca-
tioning for a few weeks at Lake
Ariel.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stair and
Ellen, Davenport Street have re-
turned home after spending a week
in Ocean City, N. J.
Ernest Whipp has returned to his
home on Ferguson Avenue, after
being a patient at General Hospital,
for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams,
Kathy and Danny, Rochester, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver
nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welsh,
Dallas.
Frank teacher
Minstner, at,
8 Misericordia College, has returned
®to his home in Greensburg, where
he will spend the remainder of the:
summer with his family. He will
return to Dallas, in the fall, to re-
sume his teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stair, Phil-
adelphia, spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Lorraine Stair,
Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tinsley
and family, Collingdale, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Davis, Davenport Street.
Mrs. Arja Brown, Nancy and Bob,
Ferguson Avenue, and Mrs. Ethel
‘Shorts, Courtdale, returned home
on Saturday after spending two
weeks at Brigantine Beach and At-
lantic City. Before returning home,
Mr. Brown spent some time with his
family at, the Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Root, Bing-
hamton, recently visited some time
with Mrs. Ernest Wipp, Ferguson
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols,
Collingdale, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newcomb
and Mrs. Bessie Nichols, Huntsville
Road.
Teddy Whipp, Ferguson Avenue,
recently returned home after spend-
ing some time with his sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lewis
and Lynn, Beltsville, Md.
Mrs. Eleanor L. Baker and daugh-
ter Susan, have returned to their
home in Shavertown after vaca-
tioning at Ocean City, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ludt,
Shavertown, had as weekend guests
their grandson and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Duvall of Naylor,
Md., accompanied by their two
children, Craig, Craig and Laural,
great grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Ludt.
Mr. and Mrs. George Landon,
Kunkle, had as house guests last
week grandchildren ,Mr. and Mrs.
~ Leroy Jobes of Trenton, N. J. and
New York
‘| Warren Brown, Elmira, N. Y,, for-
Neighborhood
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST. 6, 1964
SECTION X — PAGE 5
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Beatrice Newberry
Guest At Shower
. Miss Beatrice Newberry, Pikes
Creek, bride elect of Richard Farr,
Dallas, was feted at a lovely sur
prise bridal shower on August 2 by
Miss Helen ' Cooney, Mrs.” Leon
Newberry and Mrs. Martha Gill at
the home of the bride’s parents.
Decorations were in pink and
white with matching favors. The
guest of honor received many love-
ly gifts. ;
|” Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Newberry Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
| Willard Newberry, Jr., Stephen
Chisarick, Miss Beatrice Newberry, |
|all of Dallas; Mrs. Joseph Ide,
| Joyce, Helen and Ellen,, Mrs. Row- |
| land Ide, Mrs. Harry Nichols, Sr.’
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farr and Kim-
mie, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New- |
berry, Sr., Hannah, Stasia and El- |
| nora, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New-
berry Jr., and Lori, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooney and Helen, all of Leh-
man Twp.; Mrs. Wayne Major,
Montrose; Miss Mary Pauletti,
Trucksville; Miss Gloria Wodaski,
Harveys Lake; Mr. and Mrs. John
Logoda, Wyoming; Mrs. Flora Bren-
nan, West Pittston; Mrs. Allen Sel-
ner, Wilkes Barre; Mrs. Arthur
Prutzman, Kunkle; Mrs. Harold
Cragle, Mooretown; Mr. and Mrs.
John Garringer, Bobby and Karen,
Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wan-
derlack, Nanticoke:
Mrs. Stritzinger
Feted On Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Stritzinger,
coln Street, Dallas, R. D. 3, cele-
: brated her 82nd birthday on Mon-
day, August 3 with her daughter
and son-in-law and grandchildren
present.
Attending the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Barto, Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Brown and children,
Mr. and Mrs. William Stritzinger
and also Jackie Barber.
Cake and ice cream were served.
Mrs. Brown celebrated her birth-
day on July 26 in Nesbitt Hospital
where she is coming along fine
after being a patient for 10 days.
Mr. Stritzanger observed his birth-
day on August 2, making it a
birthday week for several family
members.
Enother Little Beauty
For Jones & Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faux, R. D.
1, Falls, announce the birth of a
daughter, Janet, July 27 at Nesbitt
Hospital.
The newcomer who weighed in at
Lin-
' Dallas Borough Class of ‘44 Holds 20th Reunion
&
Pictured above are members
4 4
Saturday night.
Seated, left to right:
of the
Frank Kuehn, Mary Jane Hislop. Moore, Be
Culp, Barbara Miers, Robert Grose. :
"Standing, left to right, Donald Verfaille, Henry (Hank) Urban, Arthur Hazeltine, Norman Stair,
Graydon Mayer, Steve Pavlick, Lester McCarty, Clinton Brobst. :
graduating class of 1944, Dallas Borough High School. Fourteen
members of the class of twenty-three attended the twentieth reunion held at the Brothers 4, Dallas,
ttie Welsh Hanna, Marjorie Wood
Many Associate
Mrs. Arthur Newman, Dallas,
R. D. 3, was hostess to many of
her co-workers in various com-
munity projects at a reunion party, |
July 23 at her home.
Mrs. Newman has been engaged
in many worthwhile projects over
the years, 43 to be exact, and her |
dolls are favorites in many homes]
|
throughout the nation. Her contri-
butions to the Dallas Library Auc- i
tion have been many and outstand-
ing. This year’s quilt, a beauty in
applique, went to Canada and her
doll clothes to California, Denver,
Detroit, Florida, Texas and many |
Eastern cities.
She is a charter member of the!
Dallas Twp. PTA, past president
and charter member of the Dallas
Twp. Womens Civic Club, first vice
president and charter member of
Dallas Ambulance Association, char- |
ter member of Dr. Henry Laing
Fire Company Auxiliary, Back
Mountain Memorial Library com- |
mittee.
Attending from Dallas Twp. PTA,
organized in 1930, were Mrs. John
|
Mrs. Arthur Newman Fetes
s At Party
Girvan, 1st president; Mrs. Harvey
Kitchen, Mrs. Fred Hughey and
Mrs. Ray Perrego, past presidents,
Mrs. Ruby Elston, charter member.
Dallas Twp. Womens (Civic
League, Mrs. Cora Finn,
member; Mrs. Milton Perrego, treas-
urer; Mrs. Mary Ryman, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Kamor, Mrs. Hay-
ward Lancio, members.
This organization was organized
in 1950 to raise funds and erect a
recreational park and building.
Dr. Henry Laing 'Fire Company
Auxiliary, Mrs. Jean Kuehn, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wallo, Mrs. John Girvin,
Mrs. Edith Templin, Mrs. Joseph
Adametz, charter members and
presidents; Mrs. Marcus Ide, Mrs.
Estella Roberts, Mrs. F. Budd
Schooley, Mrs. Thomas Kingston
and Mrs. William Vivian, members
Quilters for the Library Auction
Mrs. Estella Roberts, Mrs. Ruby
Elston, Mrs. Julie Kunkle.
Cafeteria workers, Mrs. Wilson
‘Ryman, Mrs. Kamor, Mrs. Lancio
and Mrs. Perrego.
eight pounds, three ounces is the
first child for Mr. and Mrs. Faux.
Mother is the former Catherine
Richards, Trucksville, partner in
Jones and Richards Beauty Shop,
Dallas.
Mr. Faux is a faculty member at
Tunkhannock High School.
Garfet Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Garfet Patton, Briar
Creek Road, R. D. 1, Dallas, be-
came the parents of a nine pound
son, Garfet, July 29 at General
Hospital. There are four other
children, Judith, Patsy, Kevin and
Robert. Mrs. Patton is the former
Ruth Jenkins, Plymouth.
Thomas P. 0'Connell
A nine pound son, Thomas Pat.
rick, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John O'Connell, R. D. 1, Dallas,
July 23, at Nesbitt. Hospital. There .
are two ‘other children, Coleen,
three and John, Jr. fourteen
months. Mrs. O'Connell is the for-
mer Marilyn Carl, Forty Fort. Mr.
O'Connell is the owner of Twin
Lakes.
-
Clyde Douglas Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson,
Tunkhannock Highway, Dallas, be-
came the parents of a seven pound,
ten ounce son, Clyde Douglas, July
30 at Nesbitt Hospital. There is
another son, Dale, age two. Mrs.
Thompson is the former Mary Lou
Ehrgott, Fernbrpok. Mr. Thomp-
son is foreman for Joyce Western
Pipeline.
Michael Lewis DeGrace
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeGrace, Mt. |
Ranier, Md., announce the birth of |
a seven pound, twelve once OTs
Michael Lewis, July 26 in Bethesda !
Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Md. This
is their first child.
Mrs. DeGrace is the former Nancy
Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
mer residents of Dallas. Mr. De-
Grace is a lieutenant in the Coast
Guard. Michael Lewis is the great-
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
MacHenry, Orange, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Parrish Street,
Dallas.
Jane Elizabeth Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Johnson,
Washington, D.C., announce the
birth of their first child, a daugh-
ter, Jane Elizabeth, July 31 at
Columbia Hospital, Washington.
The little one weighed in at seven
and one half pounds. Mother is
the former Jane Pyle, Washington.
The baby is the first grandchild |
- having been associated with Culp
‘Mr. And Mrs. Oscar Culp
To Note 50th Anniversary
| Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Culp, Rice
Street, Dallas, will celebrate their |
golden anniversary Sunday August
15° at a family dinner planned for
, the special occasion.
They were married in the par- |
sonage of the First Church of
Christ, Wilkes-Barre by Rev. Char-
les Frick. Mrs. Culp is the former
Martha Swire, Loyalville. Mr. Culp
retired several years -ago after
Also 20 grandchildren.
Brothers for many years.
A truly Christian pair, the Culps
are members of Noxen Tabernacle.
They are the parents of eight chil-
dren: Ernest, Trucksville; ‘Mrs.
Brooks Heil, Berlin, N. Y.; Mrs.
Robert Hull, ‘San Francisco, Cal;
Mrs. William Graham, Maryland;
Warren, Dallas; Calvin, Harris-
burg; Mrs. Charles Beck, Berwick;
Mrs. Daniel Redka, Lombard, Ill.
Dallas Junior Woman Aid
Retreat Summer
| Dallas Junior Woman's Club, awitz.
which has many community activi-
ties and does a fine job with all of
‘them participated July 28 in the
3rd annual All Hospital Carnival |
held at Retreat Mental Hospital.
Five members of the club manned
a booth for the benefit of the pa-
tients there giving out fresh fruit
to the winners of their numbered
wheel.
In attendance during the hot
summer day were Mrs. Barbara Bar-
tolacei, chairman, Mrs. Jan Jones,
president, Flora Sue Anderson, Mrs.
Ann Vrabel and Mrs. Sheila Bon- |
were wrapped the evening before at
the Bartolacci home with Marlyn |
Lipfert, Mrs. Carol Lewis and Mrs.
Bonawitz assisting. : .
attended the carnival which was
one of the highlight events during
their year. E
Carnival
The 350 pieces of luscious fruit
Nine hundred and sixty patients |
The Dallas Junior Women have
charter |
Brother And Sister
Have Get To-gether
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Daniels and
children, Kathy, Christopher and
Mary Ellen, Madison, Wisc., were
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Moss, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Daniels ‘and Mrs. Moss are
brother and sister. They have not
seen ‘each other for six ’ years.
Games were played and a lovely
cook ‘out dinner and luncheon
served.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Judge, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Daniels, Plymouth; Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Moss and Mr. and Mrs. |
Garman Powell, Shavertown, R. D.
5," Mr.:and Mrs. Daniels and family;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss, Sally |
and Robert, Jr.
Engaged
| SUSAN CAROL TRAVER
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Traver,
[R. D. 5, Tunkhannock, announce
| the engagement of their daughter,
| Susan Carol, to Sp./4 George
les Stockage, Sweet Valley.
Miss Traver was graduated from
Tunkhannock High School and Mr. |
Stockage, a graduate of the Lake-'
Lehman High School, is now serv- |
ing with the U.S. Army at Selfridge |
Air Force Base, Michigan.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Dallas Birthdays
Birthday greetings to the follow- |
ing: Janis Lee Shaffer, Marc Scott |
Davies, Mrs. George Hess, Shirley |
Goode, Elmer Dymond, Jennie Viola |
Morgan, Ruth N. Tinsley, Alton B, |
Whittaker, Herman Thomas, Rich-
ard C. Becker, Myra Risley, Mrs. |
participated and assisted in each| Harry
carnival since its inception bring- | Youngblood, Mr. Richard Rees, Mrs. |
ing joy and entertainment to the| William Swartman, Mrs. Hugh W.|
| less fortunate in Wyoming Valley.
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‘Miss Janice Rose Ide, Dallas
Miss Janice Rose Ide, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus B. Ide, 60 |
Mill Street, -Dallas, has announced
her attendants for her forthcom-
ing marriage to James Ray Stiefel,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Stie-
fel, Bradford, Pa. |
Nuptials will take place Sunday
afternoon in Huntsville Christian |
Church at 2:30 p.m. Rev. M. Rich- |
ard Bevan will perform the double |
ring ceremony. Soloist will be Jack |
Rogers and John Blackwell, brother-
in-law of the bride elect, will pre- |
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side at the organ. :
Miss Ide has selected her sisters,
Mrs. Theodore Cobleigh, Troy, as
matron of honor and Mrs. John
Blackwell as bridesmaid.
Richard Stiefel, Niagara Falls,
N. Y, wil serve as best man for
his brother and usher will be
James R. Ide, Dallas, twin brother
of the bride elect.
A reception will
church parlors.
No invitations have been issued.
follow in the
Engagement Of Linda F. Lord
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lord of R.D.
8 To Thomas Parry Announced
Street,
PTA Fall Fair
Being Planned
Shavertown PTA is formulating
plans for its annual Fall Fair to be
held on the Shavertown Grade
School grounds, September 26.
Each grade will sponsor a booth
and will feature soda, comic books,
candy, baked goods, grab bag, fish
pond, white elephant items and
games.
Mrs. Robert Bayer and Mrs. Rob-
ert Voelker are serving as chair-
men.
Pnnounce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emil, Grove
Kingston, announce the
birth of a son, Fred III. Mrs. Emil
is the former Eileen Shotwell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Shot-
well, and Mr. Emil’s mother is Mrs.
Anna Emil, Bunker Hill.
1, Sweet Valley, announce the en-
| gagement and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Linda Faye, to
A/2C Thomas E. Parry, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. Parry of R. D.
1, Pittston.
Miss Lord attended Lake-Lehman
High School.
Mr. Parry attended West Pitts-
ton High School and is in the Air
‘Force. He is stationed at McGuire
Air Force Base, New Jersey.
The wedding will take place Sep-
tember 26 at Loyalville Methodist
Church.
Home From Germany
Family Is Feted
*A cook-out was held at the home
! of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoner, Park
Street, Dallas, recently, in honor of
the homecoming of their son and
family, Staff Sargeant and Mrs.
| Leonard Stoner, Paul, John, Donald
Linda and Michael.
Staff Sargeant Stoner has been
stationed in Baumholder, Germany,
for four and a half years. After
visiting with his family, the Stoners
| will be stationed at Fort Sill, Okla.
| Present at the celebration were
| Mr. _ and = Mrs. Bernard Stoner
| Jackie, Richard and Jeffery, Hol-
brook, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Stoner, Donna and Darlene
Upper Darby; Mr. and Mrs. Girard
Stoner; and Donald, Folcreft; John
Martin, Carverton; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward .Zabeski, Claudia, Edward.
Allen and Sharon, Shavertown; Jim
Daubert, Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul’ Stoner and Mary Paula.
No Change
The condition of Att. James
Lenahan Brown remains unchanged
at Nesbitt Hospital. Brown was
admitted as a patient last week.
Dutch Festival
Planned By Women
Dorcas €lass of St. Paul's Lu-
theran Church will hold a Pennsyl-
vania Dutch Festival and Supper
Saturday evening, September 19, in
the church parlors.
Mrs. Fred Eck and Mrs. Robert
| Voelkr are co-chairman of the
event.
|
Grange Picnic
Mt. Grange will hold a picnic for
its members and their families
Monday evening, August 10 at the
grange hall in Carverton.
Corn and dessert will be fur-
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