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Mr. ad Mrs. John Bebey, Troxell |
Switch, observed their silver wed- |
ding anniversary June 15.
They are parents of three chil-
dren, Francis, John and Mary Ann.
The couple was married in St. |
Stephen's Church, Plymouth, by
Father Burnat. Mrs. Bebey is the |
former Anna Elenchik, daughter of |
John Elenchik, R. D. 5, Shaver-
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a The John Bebeys, Troxell Switch
Observe Silver Anniversary
town, and the late Mrs. Elenchik.
Mr. Bebey is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bebey, Swoy-
| ersville. He is employed by Com-
monwealth Telephone Co. They are
members of Our Lady of Victory
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Beby spent last
week in Florida visiting friends.
“| Harold Cornells, Hosts
At Triple Birthday Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornell en-
tertained at a picnic supper on Sat- |
urday evening in honor of three |
Kenneth Hunter, Kath-
twins and Harold
birthdays:
leen Cornell
Freeman.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
| Arden Hunter and Francis and Lin-
da of Baltimore, Maryland; Russell
| DeRemer of York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. |
| Harold Freeman and Shirley, Nancy
and Doreen of Oakdale, Pa. Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Hunter, Harold Culver,
Larry, Dean and Joanne Culver; Mr.
| and Mrs. Kenneth Hunter, Beth Ann,
Brett and Troy; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cornell, Jane, Gail, Harold, Jr,
Carol and Eric. .
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Wed Eighteen Years
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mahler,
Jackson Street, Dallas, recently ob-
served their eighteenth wedding
anniversary.
They have one son, George, 16.
The couple was married by Rev.
| Howard Harrison in = Shavertown
| the former Adeltha Whipp, daugh-
the son of Mrs. Andrew Mahler,
Natona Mill.
They are members
| Methodist Church.
Sutprised On Birthday
Brent Long, son of Mr. and Mrs.
taught by Mrs. Louise Colwell.
Raves To Celebrate
Twelith Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rave, Hunts-
ville, observed their twelfth wed-
{ding anniversary Sunday, June 20.
| They have three children, Robbie,
| ten, Scotty, seven, and Holly Denise,
four,
| They were married in the Hunts-
| ville ‘Christian Church by Rev. Frick.
Mrs. Rave is the former Barbara
' Culp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
| Milton ‘Culp, Huntsville. Mr. Rave
is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rave, Plymouth. He operates
Rave’s Nursery. They are members
of Huntsville Christian Church.
Bon Voyage Party
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Decker,
| Sterling Avenue, Dallas, entertained |
at a Bon Voyage family dinner hon- |
oring Donna M. Richards, daughter |
of Mr. and Mrs. David Richards, |
Kingston.
Miss Richards sailed June 14 on'
the SS United States for Geneva,
Bwitzerland, where she will serve
as secretary for the Disarmament
Agency of the U. S. Mission. She
formerly worked at the Institute
| for Defense Analyses in the Penta-
| gon and the U. S. Arms Control and
| Disarmament Agency, Department
lof State, Washington, D. C.
Carlene Straley
A six pound two ounce daughter,
| Carlene, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Straley Noxen, R D 1, June 9,
| at Wyoming Valley Hospital. There
are two other children, Debbie, four
and David, fifteen months. Mrs.
Straley is the former Judy Ander-
“son, Trucksville. Mr. Straley is a
-driver forrM & G Convoy Co.
Team Enjoys Outing
Shavertown “A” team of the
Church Bowling League, and their
families, enjoyed their tenth annual
outing at South Montrose, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mannear.
| Highlights of the weekend were an
| auction Saturday afternoon and a
trip to Five-Mile-Point, N. Y., Sat-
urday evening for the stock car
races. |
Hans W. Maters showed slides |
| of Holland and many other inter- |
| esting places. Hans, who makes his |
| home with Mr. and Mrs. Mannear, |
| came. originally as an exchange
| student from Holland, is Assistant |
| Manager of the Craft Division of
| West Virginia Pulp and Paper Com-
pany, New York City.
Team members and their families
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mannear and John; Mr. and Mrs.
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William Rood, Pat and Peggy; Mr.
and Mrs. William Thomas and Jo
Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis
and Ricky; Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fritzges,
Gerald, Larry, David and To
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Hopkins.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1965
Charles Mahlers Are |
| Methodist Church. Mrs. Mahler is |
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph |
Whipp, Shavertown. Mr. Mahler is |
Demunds Road, Dallas, and the late
Rev. Mahler. He is employed with
of Dallas |
Alvin Long, Parrish Street, Dallas, |
recently celebrated his tenth birth- |
day with a party with his class
mates. He is a member of the fourth’ |
grade at Dallas Elementary School, | §
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To Mark Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
|
MR. AND MRS. BERTON RILEY
Mr. and Mrs. Berton Riley, 70, Back Mountain YMCA.
Bast Center Street, Shavertown,| Mrs. Riley enjoys and
music
will celebrate their fiftieth wedding | flower culture. She is a member
anniversary Wednesday, June 30. of the ‘Choral -Society, Dallas
Residents of Shavertown for the | Chapter of Eastern Star.
past 48 years, they are well known:| = Both Mr. ‘and Mrs. Riley ‘are mem-
throughout the area. | bers . of . Shavertown Methodist
The former Myfanwy Evans, Church.
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. | The ‘couple has two daughters,
Daniel Evans, Edwardsville, and | pps Beatrice Lewis, Phelps, 'N. Y.,
Mr. Riley, son of the late Mr. and and Mrs. Bertha Roberts, Shaver-
Mrs. Marvin Riley, Dallas, were | town. There are five grandchildren
married ‘at the home of the bride | ang four great grandchildren.
in Edwardsville by the Rev. James | Their son-in-law and daughter.
Jenkins. | Mr. ‘and: Mrs. Burton Roberts,
Mr. Riley, in the painting business | School Street, will observe their
for many years, is now retired. He | 28th anniversary on the same day.
has not been able to indulge in 2 There will be a family dinner at
favorite passtime of fishing recently |, 3... of Mr. and Mrs. John
because of ill health. He is a mem- | : :
ber of George M. Dallas Lodge, | Roushey Jr., Vonderheid Street,
in honor of the occasion.
F&AM, and Retired Men's Club of Trucksville,
id
Beverly Brenchley Becomes Bride
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of Chantilly
lace, a double tiered illusion weil
and carried white carnations and
ivy.
Attendants were gowned in: pink
and carried pink and white carna-
tions.
Beverly Brenchley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brenchley
R. D. 3 Dallas, and John R. Shutlock
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shutlock
Kingston, were married June 12 in
St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church.
Kingston, in a double ring ceremony
performed by Rev. Gregory Moneta
Attendants were Judith Mullen, Mrs. Shutlock, a graduate of Dal
Wilkes. Barre, maid of honor, las Area High School and Wilkes
5 ah A Barre City School of Practical Nurs-
Patricia Gareis, Forty Fort, brides- ing, is employed at Nesbitt Hospital. |
maid, Debbie Borish and Debbie
Mr. Shutlock, a graduate of King-
and
Bedford, junior bridesmaids, ston High School and Wilkes Barre |
Wendy Bedford, flower girl. Business College, is employed at |
Best man was Robert Sorochak, the State Correctional Institution.
’ : Following a wedding trip to
yeher, Prank Sorachal, 'damie Niagara Falls: and Canada, the
Major: was ving: begrer. will live at R. D. 3 Dallas.
DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY DALLAS, PA.
February 28, 1965
ASSETS HB
Cash aE i LT ARR A ON a Bf es ay $ 18,100.46 »
Improvements of Sites and Grounds -..--- 110,381.60 ¥
Erection of New Building ................ 1,649,455.06
Investments ~~ ...........iii ein 2,080,888.21
Leg es 75,937.15
Equipment and Furnishings
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
$1,860,000.00
1,953,000.00
School Building Revenue Bonds, Series of 1960
School Building Revenue Bonds, Series of 1963
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Provision for Unpaid and Unrecorded Obligations
121,762.48
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND RESERVES $3,934,762.48
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sweppen-
heiser of Kunkle celebrated their
24th weding anniversary on Tues-
day, June 22.
The couple was married in De-
munds Methodist Church by Rev.
Thomas F. Kline. Attendants were
Miss Evelyn Sweppenheiser and Dr.
Walter Mokyshic.
. Mr. Sweppenheiser is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Sweppenheiser
of Nescopeck. Mrs. Sweppenheiser
is the former Bette Race, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Race of
Demunds.
They are the parents of three
Miss Sharon Ann
Miss Sharon Ann Jacobs, daugh-
ter of Robert Jacobs, 362 Warren
Avenue, Kingston and the late Mrs.
Jacobs, will be married to James
T. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
‘Thomas Morgan, Jr., on Saturday
morning, June. 26 in St. Ignatius
Church, Kingston, at 10 a.m.
the ceremony and Ann Marie Bro-
minski will preside at the organ.
Miss, Jacobs has selected as her
attendants, Mrs.. Marianne Edwards
as matron of honor and Misses
Susan Novak, Dawn Hollick and
Peggy Morgan, cousin of the bride-
groom-elect as bridesmaids.
Harry Sweppenheisers Kunkle
Celebrate 24th Anniversary
; children,
| Lancaster; Harry Jr., a 1965 graduf
| Ide’s birthday.
James T. Morgan On Saturday
Rev. J. McLaughlin will perform ;
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA &
Joyce Ann, teacher a
ate of Dallas High School; and Don
| and, a junior at Dallas High School
Jeffrey Allen Ide
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ide of Wyomin;
{R. D. 3, announce the birth of &|
son, Jeffrey Allen on ne 15 aj |
| Nesbitt Hospital. The Eo is the |
| former [Sandra Coon, daughter of |
| Mr. and Mrs. John Coon Jr. Mr. Ide |
| is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen |.
| Ide. The baby was born on Grandms |
Jacobs To Wed |
Gary DeHope, a former class
mate of the bridegroom, will serve:
as best man for Mr. Morgan.. Ushers |
will be Robert Walp, Jack Dinan}
cousin of the bride-elect and Jacki;
Pugh, cousin of Mr. Morgan. 1
A reception will follow at thelr
Town House, Kingston, after which!
moon. i
Miss Jacobs and Mr. Morgan grad-|
uated in June from Mansfield State |
College with degrees in Education. |
The
will give a rehearsal party on Fri-!
bridegroom-elect’s parents |
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Paul
Perrin's Marsh, celebrated their
28th wedding anniversary June 21
with a family party at Irem Temple
Country’ Club. Mrs. Steinhauer is
the former Louise Rupp.
There ate three sons: 1st Lt.
William, with the Army in Munich,
Germany; Ross, Meadowecrest;
James, at home. Three granddaugh-
ters are Laurie, Ramona and Lisa.
Those at the
ginia Steinhauer,
from Germany with daughter Laurie
dinner were Vir-
who flew home
in time for the celebration; Ross and
Safety Program
Is your local civic club taking
part in a traffic safety program?
If they
from’ the Bureau of Traffic Safety
on how you can apply for recog-
nition from Governor Scranton for
are, request information
$3,934,762.48 |
$3,813,000.00 |
, your efforts. Write to Department -of
| Information, Bureau of Traffic Safe-
ty, Room 301, Finance Building
| Harrisburg, Pa.
WILFRED A. ANDERSON
Marine Private Fred W. Dymond
{ OI and Marine Private Wilfred A.
| Anderson are shown here in battle
| garb, courtesy of Naval News Cen-
ter, after completing four weeks. of
individual combat training with the
1st Infantry Training Regiment,
Camp Lejeune.
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Mr. And Mrs. Paul Steinhauer
Observe 28th Anniversary
Steinhauer, |
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Ann Marie Steinhaud§ James
| Steinhauer; Rosellen Klaboe; Mrs.
| Steinhauer’s father and aunt, Mr.
| Ross Rupp and Miss Millie Walker,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stein-i
hauer. :
business.
Wellesley Graduate
Cynthia Barring Townend, daugh-=
Yeager Avenue, Dallas, was gradu-§
ated from Wellseley College Mon-
day, June 7, receiving the Bachelor:
of Arts degree at the Massachusetts!
college’s 87th annual commence-}
i bers of the Class of 1965. :
Miss Townend majored gga Psy-
chology. She was vice-pressdent of
her dormitory, member of the Sen-
of Swim Club. In 1964 she ‘was Na-
| tional Vice-President of the Associa-
College Women. :
Local Boys In Marine Battle Garb no
ior Prom committee and fosident '
tion of Synchronized Swimming for
She is a graduate of Wyoming §
the couple will leave on a honey-:
Mr. Steinhauer is in the insurance’:
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Townend, &
ment. Miss Margaret Clapp, Presi-
dent, coferred degrees on 380 mem-
FRED W. DYMOND III
Both Fred, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Anderson, 207 Holly Street,
Trucksville, returned home
training, to be put on Reserve Duty.
The boys enlisted together under
the marines’ ‘buddy system”.
The 20-day course included over
200 hours of rigorous instruction in
small units tactics, night combat,
firing weapons under simulated
combat conditions and other sub-
jects related to the Marine infantry-
man.
Commendation Medal
For Lt. Col. G. E. Boyea
The Army Commendation Medal
with Oakleaf Cluster was recently
awarded to Lt. Col. G. E. Boyea,
now Commandant of the (4p Owen
Battalion, ‘7th' Cavalry Division,
Korea.
The citation reads, in part: “While
assigned as Deputy AC of S, G 3,
Headquarters = VIII Army Corps,
Austin, Texas, Lt. Colonel Boyea’s
performance of duty resulted in out-
standing accomplishments of or-
ganization, training, and mobiliza-
tion readiness in the States of Texas
and New Mexico. i
“Throughout the period of serv-
ice, Lt. Col. Boyea was the key in-
dividual in ‘the development and
execution of a strong training pro-
gram encompassing over 200 re
serve units and USAR schools.
Largely through his efforts the VIII
Corps USAR school system was de-
veloped into a model activity. He
pioneered -hard-skill MOS training
in the USAR which was later adopt-
ed by other Corps and Army areas.”
The family of Lt. Col. Boyea, his
wife Nancy and children Elizabeth
Ann, Henri, and Jean Pierre, live at
Goss Manor. Boyes is presently ‘at
home on leave,
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