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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1965
orhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Personal : : Res Long Trip Brings Honors, BR
1; Mrs. H. H. Zeiser Attends Auction Fiancee Of Dallas Resident Floa Sue Anderson ong Trip Brings Honors, Keunion
Miss Ann Peterson, Montreal,’ . s Fete t ower : h ; i
, lef i er roommate Dat A h |B McF 1 ds R hS kat n ;
gonads, Tee win ver roommate Jig Q3rd Birthday Date Approaches ie mors sue ron vine.| As McFarlands Reach Saskatchewan |
e fri : isiting in Dal- elect, was feted at a Variety Shower rE y Ho She
re fies Voi teen Observing her 93rd birthday on found conspicuously mounted on a Sunday afternoon by Mrs. Carl The ne y Shaan, rave br De Pe ea pr
drove Ann to Quebec, where she Sunday, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, enjoyed Drees of whity, paper bi > isi torts, Ringston, Ei pi ot 4600 etiler ond rec- improvements have been made. Ac- | i
flew to the English Isle for a pleas- a full and active day at her home, saying “where does this belong?”. Table was decorated in a blue and | P:¢asant a dG fFeials] | companying the McFarlands were | E
ant vacation before assuming her 85 Huntsville Road. The Deamon Larger objects are simply moved white color scheme with a large a a : uA en daughter, Mrs. Otto Bartz, al
teaching duties in Canada this fall. coinciding, as it always does, with elsewhere, usually placed directly flowered sprinkling can: placed on|,k Mrs. McFar an s family s i 3 i ee saa | 3
the Library Auction, was a three in front of the back door waiting 2 -bad of blue rose favors and white | 12 . Regina, Saskatchewan in 3 Mt. y, N. Jd, G lid :
2b Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy, Allens d lebrati ith friends for the next person to come thru us and resided there for 31 years. This A daughter, Sue Bauerly og Cherry |
, ville, Pa. is spending some time Z°¥ “°° pasion 0 ER All ded r y irs about he house apt blue fapers. ear merit honors were bestowed on | Hill, N. J., formerly of Shavertown. | th
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles dropping J jo offer good wishes: . i Lo > times Games were played and prizes J families who had pioneered | The route to Canada lay through | la
Sigher and family. at Chess. i. mr Ei ad geyt a awarded to Mrs. Robert Hughes, the region prior to its becoming | Buffalo, the Canadian Continental ar
Mrs. | Tillie Fogel, ‘Philadelphia, en pe Providence, carpenter, or other required service Mes. Tod Hoffman, Bownle Women, a province 60 years ago. A three Highway, Winnipeg and Regina. On | be
arrived last Wednesday to spend R. I and daughter, Mrs. Leighton is summoned. Nobody is trusted by Mrs Thomas Andrew, . day celebration was held and the | the way back, the travelers wishing
Some time with Mrs. Joseph Neuner, : n° Scott, Easton. Among those who Granny with the locking up of the The guest of honor received many | pfcFarlands arriving to hold a fam- | to visit Iowa returned by way 2 i lo
Hildonia Avenue. called at the house were Howard's house at night or with feeding the lovely gifts. ily reunion were surprised to be- | the Dakotas. Mrs. McFarland sai : ok
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ell, Lehman | sister, Mrs. Clarence Boston of Lex- | household pets. Her daily routine Present were Mrs. Gradon Carle. | 1old activities. | throughout the area traveled, crops 79
Avenue, have returned after vaca- ington, Va., who is spending several includes preparing the food for her | Mrs. Henry Metzger, Mrs. Richard From California, Iowa, Oregon and | were growing beautifully and even b Be
tioning in Connecticut. weeks at the Nicholson home and | constant companion, the boxer, Borum, Mrs. Cleora Chamberlain | Pennsylvania came six brothers and | the Dakotas had shown great strides an
Misses Jane Sherman and Mary | Mrs. Helen Williamson, Philadel-| Maggie; her tiger cat with its sea- Mrs. Robert Hughes, Mrs. Glen Sig- | a sister from Mrs. McFarland’s fam- farming and development. i ye
Frances Sherman are recuperating | phia, who had come, as always, to | sonal litter of kittens now on the lin, Mrs. John Stahl, Mrs. Frank |ily to get together with kin still Coliootinely the. family grong from. | of
at their home following tonsillec-! the Parrish family reunion. back porch, her parakeet, Pretty Shiskowski, ‘Mrs. Richard Womer, | in Saskatchewan and during the | y ; ; 4 J €s
tomies at Nesbitt Hospital last week. | As in many previous years a| Boy: and now increased by the ad- | Mrs. Emma Stahl Mrs. Charles | joyful days of companionship a din-| all over the States grossed a mile- R.
Both girls are the daughters of Mr. | beautiful floral arrangement was re- | dition of a canary which Myra Womer and Bonnie Mrs T. Andrew. | ner was held for 52 refatives and | age of 17,000 miles to get together. | 0
and Mrs. Peter Sherman, Carverton. | ceived from Granny's old friend and bought for her birthday wat the ‘Mrs. Fredric Anderson, Mis Haomeld) Lor nT 3 TE FT 3 ETT A
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, ‘Bris- | neighbor, Mrs. Nellie Ritter deliver- 2 alice alin rely Ash. Mrs. Obed Honts, Mrs “Yack Cancer Group Picnics Family Party For fo
tol, Pa., recently spent a week with | ed over the years from Hill's. Their! JS rT yy es k gl ; : | . =
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer driver, Harry Rymer, remembered | 8Ve™ to the aging I= Keep busy, i Dover a the guest In Pethick Garden Fortieth Anniversary T
Holmgren, = Fernbrook, and ~“his|that this was her 93rd birthday | at a good substantial breakfast, : ih A195 tnksty covered dish hisshedn Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Waters, | >
o parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers, | and added, as ever, his own per- drink plenty of coffee, £0 to Florida as 4 held b, th bi of Mrs. William Fine Richard, ‘Betsy and Marcia, Ph
; Maple Street. Mrs. Rogers is ‘the | sonal greetings. The birthday cake, |? the winter months”. Asked. for Fuller Dymonds lie oo ETA a Es > 4 Wills Water
; ia leven. her favorites Irosh coconut. wis her advice to the young she answer- Pethick, Pioneer Avenue, Shaver- | State College, and William Waters, | :
former. Eloise. Holg ; 3 : : ed that there's no use giving any Mark 15th Year town, members of Mrs. Charles Gos- | Ford City, spent the weekend with | al
: Miss Susan Veitch, Center Hill | baled by ‘Kathy Gongel. Sp alse because- “they don’t listen any- v art's Cancer Dressings Group follow- Mr; and Mrs. Daniel Waters, Hunts- | =
a Road, Dallas, celebrated her 3rd | pereived ny Telieiations on a way’! | Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Dymond cel- [ed up their dressings session Tues- | ville Road, to help celebrate their |
= birthday on June 30. Enjoying ties 70m 51 early nd telophone cally, With her sister-in-law and good |! ebrated their 15th wedding anniver- | day morning with an outdoor party fortieth wedding anniversary.
lovely party were Mrs. Wiley Veitch, among these an extened (as usual) friend. M Willi J. Smith sh ! sary July ‘2 by visiting relatives in | ending the year’s activities. 1 ied in the
Mrs. Frances Siley, Mrs. Clara Shri- | call ‘from her life-time friend and | Me0¢, Mrs. Wiliam J. Smith, she 4 : ; The couple was married in
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ber, and her parents.
Mrs. C.- A. Woodruff, formerly of
Dallas. has returned to her home in
New Berlin, N. Y.. after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William Pethick,
Pioneer Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Taylor, Phil-
adelphia, were recent guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Taylor,
Grandview Avenue.
Twin sisters Catherine Mary and
Carol Ann Hudak, with another
sister Theresa and a friend Janice
Hanna, visited the Worlds Fair on
Wednesday .
Mr. and Mrs. Martt Hardine and
family. Herndon, Va., and Wendy
and Colin Scoggins, daughter and
son of Cant. and Mrs. Charles Scog-
gins. Chelmsford, Mass., were guests
of Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, during the |
recent Library Auction.
Allentown. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Den-
daughters. Sherry and Debbie, Mel-
bourne, Fla.. have returned home
after = visiting Mrs. Mary LaBar,
in attendance. A familv party was!
also held July 3 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Edwards, East
Dallas. 3 |
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long and |
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former neighbor, Mrs. John Reedy,
of Wilkes-Barre.
On Saturday, Granny made her
annual tour of the Auction grounds.
She climbed the hill to the baked
goods counter, regretted that there
was none of Mrs. Petersons home-
made bread, but bought a pan of
good rolls and some brownies, visit-
ed the plant booth where she bought
some pink lily of the valley plants;
was treated to a bag of pop-corn
which she later. ate while watching
the auction; ‘wandered down and
took a book of chances on the
arrow back ‘settle but refused to
‘ chance a dollar on the new Valiant
“car for which she could see no use
lif she won; wandered along the
| Antiques table, commenting on the
fine display and greeting old friends,
Cora Gates and Alice Howell. She
sat a while” with son, Bruce, and
Granny is in excellent health,
furniture, pulling weeds, sweeping
the porch and walk, or other jobs
has gone every winter for 25 years |
to St. Petersburg, Fla., where they |
have always stayed at the Princess’
Martha Hotel. Last year she drove |
down with daughter, Margaret by
way. of Daytona Beach and Miami
Beach and remained until later in
March.
The youngest of three children of
John E. and Eliza Johnson Smith, |
Mrs. Zeiser was born July 11, 1872 William Allen High School, Allen- Community College.
on a farm along the Berwick-Hazle-
ton Turnpike. Her brothers were
the late, Bruce Smith, of Denver,
Col. and the late William J. Smith,
of Wilkes-Barre. She has three
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Zeiser attended Wyoming |
Seminary where she studied art and
music and was considered quite |
MISS JUDITH
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Heffner,
921 Max Street, Allentown, an-
'mounce the engagement of their is attending Allentown School
. daughter, Judith Ann to Benjamin Cosmetology.
'D. Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
| Benjamin Roberts, Overbrook .Ave- | fish School, Wilkes Barre and serv-
nue, Dallas.
Miss Heffner is a graduate of
Daniel Dymonds Plan Open House
Sunday For Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Dymond,
R. D. 1 Pittston, will celebrate their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary
store of knowledge about what is
happening here abouts not limited
| to what is printed in the Dallas gather for the week of exciting ex-
Post. |
Everyday is a full one for Granny- |
talented in the former. Two of her | With an Open House at their home
oil paintings are now hanging in I? Dymond Hollow Sunday, July 18,
ANN HEFFNER :
town and is presently employed by
Allison Manufacturing Company and
of
Her fiance attended E. L. Meyers
| ed in the U. S. Navy for four years.
He is presently attending Allentown
former Helen ‘Durba, have always
lived in Dymond Hollow, where they
are engaged in farming and take
an active part in church and com-
munity affairs. They were married
schools for 25 years before his death |
Descendants of Levi Nathaniel
Girl Scout Roundup
Idaho, from July 15 to 28. 9,000
Seniors from all over the world will | 1902. They became the parents of
four sons and two daughters and
the family now includes 21 grand-
eriences. :
b children, 28 great grandchildren
One of the hostesses will be Mary
and her birthday was no exception. | Barrall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
and one great great grandchild. Mrs.
Herbert, and“ Calvin’ Strohl, Joseph
Pennsylvania and then to
“Falls and Canada. | !
|" Mrs. Dymond is the former
Dolores ‘Martin, daughter of Mrs
| Annette ~ Mokychic and Marshall
Martin of Huntington L. I. Mr. Dy-
mond is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
. Urbane Dymond of Tunkhannock.
The couple ' has four daughters
Marsha, Donna, Debbie and Loretta.
They reside in Huntington, L.I.
Niagara
Tracey E. Kern
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kern, Con-
cord, Tennessee, announce the birth
of a daughter, Tracey Elizabeth on
July 3.
There are three other children.
Mr. Kern is the son of Marion A.
Kern, Idetown. Mrs. Kern is the
former Marie Neothoff, daughter of
Robert Richardson, Jr.
roe Avenue, Dallas, July 10 at Gen-
eral Hospital. i 4
Mrs. Richardson is the former
Ronald Joseph Mazur, Betty Ann!
Cosy, Raymond Weeks, Leo, Marion |
and Patty Lee Marco, Lou, Ruth, |
Louis, Mary Frances, Brian and |
David Masgay, Joe, Margaret, Joann,
, School Director L. L. Richardson, |
Dallas, and is associated in the au- |
tomobile business with his father.
ful social hour enjoyed.
Present were
Gosart, Elizabeth Blase, Bess Ger-
Florence Kast, Marjorie Johnson,
Mary Yocum, Eileen Marth, Lucy
Kelly, Dorothy Kennedy, Sally Sieb-
er, Sarah R. Ferguson, Clara Letts,
Helen Ness, Anita Rauscher, Gladys
Pethick, Dorothy Anderson.
Church To Sponsor
A “Povrty Soshul”
Huntsville Christian Church at the
A program of humorous selec-
A Povrty Soshul will be held by
Games were played and a delight- | 4) qonage of First Methodist Church
by Rev. Leon K. Wilmen. Mrs.
Mesdames Pearl yyaters is the former Blanch Kline.
Mr. Waters was employee by Le- |
tirement.
Eastern Star Auctién
‘Scheduled For July 31
| Ninth annual Auction of Dallas
Chapter No. 396 Order of Eastern
lach, Anna Dressel, Ruth Houser, high Valley Railroad before his re-
Star will be held Saturday, July 31, |
at the Lehman Horse Show Grounds |
beginning at 11 a.m.
“Two round dining room tables,
church Friday, July 23 starting at outdoor Christmas scenes, a. watch |
| 7:30. Refreshments will ‘be sold.
on a golden compact, a mangle,
storm windows and screens, a four |
burner gas stove,
tions will follow. Some of the acts :
will be Edward Hopa and his violin, tubs, a buck board, a cottage size
quartet composed of Harry Howell,
Couples Club from Trucksville
Dear Mrs. Hicks,
The committee for the Nesbitt
| Festival thank you for
(in the Dallas Post.
| Gocd luck with your auction.
Sincerely,
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i x ‘resze, Elizabeth, " the. [ivi £ _ from 2:30 p. m. No invitations have : : : x x : : io 1 two burner coal stove, dini
: "5 rs. Hite Kresge, Brandon, | Wicked the auction but didnt stay | cco fn Bacon. Her husband wa | boon issued, all their frionds. ave bY the Rev. Thomas Kline in the Mr. and Mrs. John Nothof, Shaver-| MesCarl Roberts as Minode Pearl, to burner onl stove. a dining
Fla "Mrs "Evelyn Forbes, Tamps, long enough to be lured into the the late Harry H. Zeiser who was | Welcome. [Genter Morclond Methodist pavson. | town, i a nT hdl i among the good “used” items to be
Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dendler, bidding as she had been other years. superintendent of Wilkes-Barre city| Both Mr. and Mrs. Dymond, the age. as That Bion
Paul Daily, Gordon Wolverton and . Mr. Dennis Bonning who chairs the
Mrs. Gertrude Davieg a her
Methodist Church will hold a family’ ‘Refreshment Committee will serve
| Anna Alt have some very interest- |
ing and unusual
the article | Fanciwork Booth.
OFFSET PRINTING
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dler, Berwick, recently called on though if asked, she may deny this. | in 1934. She has lived for the past | LL N h ] R. \ F ] Royal Culp. “Auction” with the Worthy Ma-
8 Mrs. Mary Dendler, Carpenter Nurs- De hi is ha the ot he 19 years at the Risley residence in | evil at anie 3gers aml Y An eight pound, eleven ounce son, n | tron, Mrs. Elsie Jolley, {@d the »
| s ; : she has any ailment is when she |pgjlas . u " Robert Daniel, Jr., was born to Mr d wy Junior ; & i J
| wh ing Home. y ai | ; ; Ss ; : + Picnic unior Past Matron, Mrs. ""Bethia
i = : 7 dq gets a pain in her back from HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GRANNY! H 1d F B p 1 R | ; and Mrs. Robert Richardson, Mon- 0 ing.
SMe. and Mrs, Richard Chis and 86ls @ pain in hor back from olas rirst Annual Reunion ichardson, Mon King
v : A ; Rogers, most of them living in the Gill Jr., Jane, Douglas and Gregory pienic at Lake Jean, Sunday. Break- platters, hoagies, hot «dogs, ham- es
i Shevartoun ond Mrs: Sanh] Mae et han She Begins Today In Idaho |Back Mountain, held their first anc Gill, Dale Leach Jr., Thelma Leach, | Sandra Sprout, daughter of Mr. and fast will be at 8 a. m. with devo- burgs, home made pies, and cakes. | aa
gellian, Idetown. Diping His Ps nt opuy inl - tiny Penis Woods’ Gil Saat Cotlielt nual reunion July 11 at LeRaysville Dale Leach III, Susan Leach, Sharon | Mrs. Alton Sprout, Sterling Avenue. tions following. Plan to come and Mrs. Jane Schooley and Mrs. | a3
8 hate Thony Ee Butt fs dottuttely not Wie fo dise| Will be Tepressntod by tr Dros: Community Hall. | Dougal, George E., Ruth, Jerry, This isthe first grandchild for Mr. spend the day. | Frances Sheppard will man the |
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; | Cy luk LaBar and cousins, cuss anything secret with in normal 14 Senior Scouts, at the Senior Girl a > still rs rs a pam ana ae Maw. So is ih { NESBITT AUXILIARY | Plants, and Produce Both.
Fl! : . y was born in in Stevens Town- rge A. gers, , , T; ichardson is e son of | OS {~ Mrs. Doris Walter d Mrs. |
| | Robert. Paul and Marsha Margellina | 687 thot, Grammy [ins ail awacig] Scout Roundup ‘ab (Cosur d'Alene, ship and married Helen Moore in Paulette and Shirley Ann Belles | | | 5 a Ss an rs
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Brent, Parrish Street, have returned | — SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST — |
Rogers died in 1929. | Jamie, Judy and Joseph Biniek,
George Alton Rogers traveled Joseph, Charles, Marie, Karen Ann,
farthest for the reunion, coming Charlene, Lynn Marie and Dianne
from Washington, D.C: Mr. and Mrs. | Kelly and Charles Kelly Jr.
Charles Kelly, with five children, | Gh EO
had the largest famil resent. | .
Youngest child present Y eight | Sweet Valley Winners
week old Gregory Allan Gill from | Winners of the Sweet Valley Golf
h fier spending «few dave) She considers herself solely respon- | Paul Barrall, Mifflinville, Pa. Active
ome 2 Pp s sister and lamily | sible for keeping the Risley home | in scouting for eleven years, she
visiting Mr. ae Hunter and | peat, and anybody knows better | was a patrol leader at the Button
Bradley Creatine O. Mr. plo Mrs. than to turn his back on a key, a| Bay Roundup in 1962, and has serv-
Leslie "Show Muhlenburg, spent Purse, a memorandum, carelessly | ed on camp staffs at Camp Louise
oe a Ved with ihe Lands : laid on the pristine surface of the and Wesley Forest Methodist Camps.
Saturday evening , = d ‘ kitchen or dining room table. Any Miss Barrall is a junior at Blooms-
Mr and Mrs. Jack Nelson an small objects, which she forsees as burg State College, majoring in
family, Cincinnati, O.. spent the may be Special Education for the Mentally
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Nelson and family. Main Highway,
Goss Manor. While here they at-
tended Jack’s High School reunion. |
otherwise possibly
James Stephen Dymond :
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dymond, 10
Retarded and in Music.
Mrs. Darl Moore, Jackson Street, | Oakwood Court, Fanwood, N. J. |
recentlv returned home after being have welcomed: into their home a’
a surgical patient at General Hos-
vital. for several weeks. She wishes
to thank everyone for their kind-
nesses during her hospitalization.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bevan, Lisa
and William. Montour Falls; Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Wilcox, Elmira, N.Y.,
John Strong, Elmira and Joe Mar-
shall, Overton, were recent visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Roese, Swe
Valley. /
Mr. and Mrs. William Long and
children, Bonnie, Barbara and Bren-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Phipps
and son, Carey, have moved into
their new home at 11 Warner Drive,
Somerville, N. J. Mr. Phipps is
associated with Sylvania Electric
Products, Inc.
Mrs. W. E. Schoonover, formerly
of Newburgh, N. Y., is a patient at a
nursing home in New Jersey. She is
quite ill.
Miss Maureen Brown. daughter of
Attorney and Mrs. James L. Brown.
Westmoreland Hills, is spending a
week at Little Flower Camp in Toby-
hanna.
Karen Culver, Boston, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cul-
ver for the Auction. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens and
daughter, Susan, Carverton Road,
Trucksville, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Morgan and daughter, Gale,
Shavertown spent last week at
Ocean City, New Jersey .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan and
daughter, Gale, Shavertown, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Owens and Mr.
and Mrs. William Strausser spent
last Sunday at the Worlds Fair,
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i - Mrs. Dymond is the former Har-
riet Prater, daughter of Mr. and
i Mrs. A. George Prater, Overbrook |
{ Avenue. Mr. Dymond is the son of |
| Gradon Dymond, Shickshinny, and |
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Short and Cartoon
the season.
Movies Open Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday for rest of
Admission 60 cents;
Children under 12 free.
Are you thinking of
Valley who are in the
WANTED
We have buyers from new industry coming to the
$18,000 - $25,000 price bracket.
Also other buyers in $8000 - $15,000 price range.
CALL US NOW!
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selling your home?
market for home in the
New Castle, Del. Course open golf tournament which
Next year’s reunion will be held ended July 5, were: First “place
at Wolf's Grove on the second Sun- team, Captain, David Carey, David
day In July. | Zimmerman, Carl Zimmerman, and |
| Art Zimmerman. |
Second place tropheys went to
Attending were: Levi N. Rogers,
Mervin E. Rogers, Norma McCarthy,
Cora Dougal, Shirley, James, Sherry,
Tom Apple, Ken Reese, Don Purvin |
and Bob Harris.
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