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Purely Personal
" Dr. Charles Hosler, State College,
spent Saturday at the home of his
parents, Parrish Street, due to the
illness of hig mother, Mrs. Charles
Hosler, who is a surgical patient
at Nesbitt Hospital.
William Hanna, Wyoming Aven-
ue, is a surgical patient \at Nesbitt
Hospital.
Jimmy LaBar, Kunkle and Miri-
am and Howard Olver, Davenport
Ratcliffes Plan Open House,
Service, For Nilver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Edward: Ratcliffe,
140 Goeringer Avenue, Shaver-
town, will celebrate their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary with an
Open House Sunday and a Service
of Blessing Monday.
All their friends are invited to
the Ratcliffe home August 8, from
etoot, are cinong i miing | Soung 5 pm. No invitations have been
people _attending Christian Youth issued. : by :
Corn cach Late. The Service of Blessing will be
Wiley Veitch, has returned to
his home on Claude Street, after
being a patient at Nesbit Hospital.
Ruth Lawry, W. Pittston, has
been spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Warhola, Parson-
age Street.
Mrs. Paul Walter and daughter,
Carol, Berlin, Conn., are spending
some time with Mrs. Walter's sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Owens, Parrish Street. Tom Walter,
Berlin, Conn., and Maria Capporica,
Philadelphia, returned Sunday,
after spending some time with the
Owens’. :
‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stair and
Ellen, Davenport Street, have re-
turned after spending a week at
Margate City, N. J., leaving Bobby
in the care of his two grandmo-
thers, Mrs. Lorraine Stair and Mrs.
Richard Owens.
«Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Lo-
House, Buffalo, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Laverne Race, Davenport
Street.
‘Mr. ‘and Mrs. Earl Brown and
sons; Roger and Alan, Foster Street,
Dallas, spent several days last week
conucted by the Rev. John S. Prater
in Prince of Peace Church at 7:30
p. m. Monday, August 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliffe were
married August 3, 1940, in Centen-
ary Tabernacle Methodist Church,
Camden, N. J., by the Rev. Gordon
Lowden, a former classmate.
Matron of Honor was Mrs. A.
sister of Mrs. Ratcliffe. Best Man
was Dr. Howard B. Ratcliffe, Phil-
adelphia, brother of Mr. Ratcliffe.
Other atendants were Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel W. Stiles, New Goss
Manor, Mr. Harris Willet of Camden
and Mrs. Samuel Wright, Somer’s
Point, N. J. Patricia Ann Lillie, New
York City, was her aunt's flower
girl.
The Rattcliffes moved here from
Runnemede, N. J. in 1952. They
are parents of two sons, Richard,
19, a student in Westminster Choir
College, Princeton, N. J., and David,
13, in the ninth grade at Dallas |
Junior High School.
Baby Shower Given
Mrs. John E. Simon
Mrs. John E. Simon was honored
at a baby shower Sunday at her
Lake Catalpa home. Hostesses
were Mrs. Michael Simon and Mrs.
Abraham Simon Jr.
Games were played and a de-
licious luncheon served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames Dorothy Mitchell,
William Garren, Abraham Simon
Sr., William Watkins, Walter Wat-
kins, Davi Perrigo, George Swan,
Peggy Kovaleski, Jacob Simon and
Miss Theresa Verbetich.
Mrs. Faulls Honored
At Surprise Party
Mrs.
Margaret Faulls, R. N.,
tourin Virginia, enjoying historical Maple Hill Rest. Home . Lehman
Spot. nd the shore. t was honored by the employees at
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Stevens, | 4 surprise birthday party last
1635 Monsey Ave. Scranton an-| Wednesday. She was presented
nounces the birth of a daughter,
Lynnd¥uly 27, at Wyoming Valley |
Hospital. Mrs. Stevens, was the for-
mer Judith Richards.
:Beth Ann Dungey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dungey, Lawn
with a gift, and ice cream and cake
were served to all guests of the
Home.
Attending were Mrs. Nelda Neiz-
goda and daughter Jeannie, Mrs.
Lydia Cragle and daughter Judy,
Street, Shavertown, recently visited | Mesdames Viola Hoover, Elizabeth
her cousin, Donna Dungey at Forty | Sutton, Jean Ransom, Florence
Fort. Davenport, Jean Edwards, Ann
Lynn McCarty and Harold Shot-
well have returned to Kentucky
after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. El-
wood McCarty, Dallas.
Jean Ide spent the week with Mr. he
and Mrs. Clinton Hess and daughter
Ellen in Dillsburg. °
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bates and
son are vacationing in Canada this |
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Husted and
family, of Castile, N. Y., have re- |
turggl home after visiting Mr. and |
Mrs: William McNeal of Parrish |
Streett. |
iy ana Mrs. Clinton Hess and |
dau iter Ellen, Dillsburg, spent’ the |
week with parents Mr. and Mrs.
George Hess, Demunds, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Ide, Mill Street.
Paul’ Nulton, who spent three
weeks at General Hospital submit-
ting to major surgery, is home again
in Beaumont, where he will con-
tinue his convalescence. |
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long and
Brent, Parrish Street, were among
forty five to attend a picnic Sun-
day, on the Broadway Hunting
Grounds. This is a yearly event
for the Goodwill Hunting Club and
their families.
. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux,
Debbie and Sandy, Mill Street, have
returned after visiting Gettysburg,
Ike’s Farm and Fantasyland.
. Michele Witek, Parrish Street, is
confined to her home, due to strep
throat.
and Mrs. William Burnaford,
Billy and David, Havertown, and
Sta@'Sarg. and Mrs. Samuel Fow-
ker Sammy, Jackie Sue, Pammy
and Ann, Fairfax, Va., are spending
a week at Lake Carey. Their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kings-
ton, Tarlton Avenue, also spent
some time with them. ‘
The Young Adult Fellowship of
the Park Neighborhood Free Metho-
dist ‘Church held a picnic Saturday
‘at the James LaBar home, Kunkle.
Lulu Gallagher, Church Street,
Dallas, was admitted to Geisinger
Hospital on Sunday.
Mrs. Felix Glawe, Miami City,
_Fla., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Pethick, Shavertown, and
friends in this area.
Mrs. Florence Davenport, Leh-
man, and Mrs. Hazel Bogart Shaco-
chius, Exeter, spent last week in
Atlantic City, guests at the May-|
flower Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn,
Bunker Hill, had as recent guests
her mother, Mrs. Daisy Prynn, and
sisters Mrs. Adeline Hasselwander
and Mrs.. Marjorie Vollrath, Ro-
‘thesWp) N. Y.
Mrs, Mary Glahn and Marjorie
spent a few days with friends in |
New Jersey and visited the Worlds |
Fair before Marjorie sailed for Nor-
way on the M. S. Aurelia.
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Keblan and the guest of honor.
Jeffrey Richard Rank
A nine pound five ounce son,
Jeffrey Richard, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Rank, RD 1,
Harveys Lake, July 29, at Nesbitt
Hospital. There are five other chil-
Gary, Vickyi, Randy, Cindy
and Michele. Mrs. Rank is the for-
mer Carol August, Elkhorn, Wis.
Mr. Rank is employed as a cook at
the Carousel.
Robert Graham Named
Janus Players Director
Robert Graham, Shavertown, is
Director of this summer's produc-
tion of the Janus Players, ‘The
Mouse That Roared”, to be given
August 20 and 21 at Wilkes-Barre
Little Theater. J
This is the third season for the
Players, only local acting group
active during the summer, and the
only one of its kind in the country-
completely teenage. Although based
at Little Theater, it is an independ-
ent organization. Previous pro-
ductions have been “When Kings
Fall” and “Our Town’.
Bob, who will be a senior at Dal-
las High School in September, is
an apprentice member of Little
Theater. He played Louie, the
April. Last summer he was George
Gibbs in the Janus Players “Our
Town”. He played Phil in Little
Theater's “Gypsy”, was part of the
technical crew for “A Thousand
Clowns” and “The Crucible”, and
was assistant stage manager for
“Li'l Abner”.
Wilma Long Has
Birthday Party
Wilma Long, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Long, Sweet Valley,
was guest of honor on Monday at
a party. The group enjoyed swim-
ming in the afternoon and cake and
ice cream later on by the following:
Nancy Smith, Ginny Ree Smith,
Sharon Richards (the Harmonettes)
John DiGiuseppe, Lillie Ferrey,
David Bell, Bradley Iverson, Dean,
Gloria, Jan, Wanda and Miralee
Beth Long, the guest of honor and
her parents.
i School.
taxi driver, in the junior class play|
“Girl Crazy” at the high School in |
Stashes Have Baby
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stash, Mea-
dowcrest, Trucksville, became the
parents of a five pound nine ounce
daughter, Allison Jayne, July 27,
at Nesbitt Hospital. Mrs. Stash is
the former Karen Besteder, Dallas,
RD 1. Mr. Stash is employed with
Witco Inc.
Robert Edwards To
Receive M.S. Degree
Robert D. Edwards, of Coopers-
burg, Pa., will receive his Master's
Degree in Business Education and
Finance from Bloomsburg State
College today.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Edwards, Carverton, the young man
has taught at the Palisades High
School in Kintnerville, Pa., for the
past five years. He is a graduate
of Westmoreland High School, and
Bloomsburg State College and serv-
ed with the U. S. Navy.
Mr. Edwards is married to the
former Phyllis Crocker, Trucksville,
ahd is the father of two sons, Todd
and Lloyd.
His wife, his parents, his grand-
mother, Mrs. Blanche Piatt and his
sister, Mrs. Hall Shaver will witness
the ceremony. ;
Alfonso Stepanski Jr.
Enlists In Air Force
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965
Gets College Post
Joseph Lillie, Bronxville, N. Y., a| i:
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WARREN E. DENMON
Warren E. Denmon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Denmon, Daven-
port Street, Dallas, has been ap-
pointed director of admissions at
Monmouth College, West Long
Branch, N. J., where he has been
serving as dean of men since last
fall.
Mr. Denmon graduated from
Kingston High School and served
four years in the Air Force. He
received @ B. S. degree in secon-
dary education from Wilkes College
and a Master of Education degree
from Rutgers University. He taught
at Massena, N. Y., Central School
and Brick Township, N. J., where
he did guidance work before be-
coming director of student activi-
ties at Monmouth College.
The grandson of Mrs. Earl Monk, |
Dallas, he is married to the former |
Sandra Graves, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Graves, Shavertown.
They are parents of two daughters,
Pam and Jill, and live at 307 Wis-
teria Drive, Bricktown, N. J.
Mrs. Joseph Baganski, Jr.
Entertains Bride Elect
Mrs. Joseph Baganski, Jr., Val-
lejo, Cal., entertained Thursday eve-
| ning at the home of her mother,
Mrs. John Clause, Shavertown, in
honor of Miss Flora Sue Anderson,
bride elect.
Alfonso Stepanski Jr., son of Mr.
‘and Mrs. Alfonso Stepanski Sr.,
Pikes Creek, recently enlisted in
the Air Force and left Tuesday for
Lackland, Texas. Upon comple-
tion of basic training he expects to
study refrigeration and air condi-
tioning.
The new serviceman is a 1965
graduate of ' Lake-Lehman High
Former Local Resident
Feted During Visit
Mrs. Laura LaBar, Long Beach,
Calif,, who has been visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Jessie Wolfe,
Kingston, was entertained by
number of local friends during her
| for eighteen years, made her first
trip here in eleven years.
Mrs. LaBar was the guest of
Mrs. Ildra Lape at Irem Temple
card party with the Shriners’
Ladies Auxiliary. Miss Evadne
Ruggles entertained her at dinner
and the theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe took
Mrs. LaBar on a delightful trip to
Valley Forge, Bryn Mawr and
Philadelphia.
She was also honored at a dinner
party at the home of Mrs. A. W.
Anderson, Oak Hill, Dallas.
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Ross Walkers Coming
Home From Australia
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Walker will
arrive at Kennedy Airport Sunday
morning from Australia. Ross and
the former Marjorie Davis were
married in Myrtleford this spring.
Marjorie’s parents and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. William Davis and Susan,
stay. Mrs. LaBar, a former Dallas |
resident who has lived in California |
Country Club for luncheon and a,
| The party was in form of a var-
| iety shower and featured a pink
{| theme throughout. Refreshments
| were in matching shades and de-
| signs with a large centerpiece of
| pink snapdragons and carnations
I flanked by tall pink tapers.
Many beautiful gifts were re-
t ceived by Miss Anderson and prizes
awarded. Z
| Present were Mesdames Joseph
Allen, Robert Domnick, A. J.
| Moreck, Ruth Shaver, Joseph
| Neuner, Tille Fogel, James Alexand-
er, Joseph Baganski, Sr., Henry Hill,
|Linda Hughes, John Clause, Jack
| Sidorek, Fredric Anderson, Misses
| Barbara Baganski, Debbie Allen,
Sandra Strazdus, the guest of honor |
| and the hostess.
| Mrs. Joseph Baganski, Jr., is a
member of Miss Anderson’s bridal
party. The two young ladies have
been friends and classmates since
childhood.
Dorothy Eck Will
Continue Studies
Dorothy Eck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Eck, Lehigh Stret, Shav-
ertown, who graduated June 11
from Allentown State Hospital, is
finishing her time there until mid
| August when the three year term
|is officially ended.
Graduation ceremonies had a
special meaning for Dorothy for she
was awarded the Ethics Pin in rec-
ognition of the highest average in
her class in Nursing Practice ‘and
Conduct and on Prom night was
selected as Queen of Spring.
Miss Eck plans to continue her
Education and will work in the Car-
diac Unit at the Allentown Hos-
| pital. She was treasurer of her
| class during the entire three years,
% Bunney,
Hammond Organ Group
Holds Annual Picnic
Back Mountain Chapter of the
Hammond Organ Society enjoyed
their annual picnic on July 14 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John |
Gelsleichter, Sweet Valley. |
Following the business meeting, |
presided over by Thomas P. Kane,
members and guests played ‘Name
the Song,” with Burl Updyke at
the organ.
The following attended: Mr. and |
Mrs. Lee Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Thomas P. Kane, Mrs.
William Krimmel, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Mingus, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
V. Swanson, Timothy Swanson, Miss
Carol Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Burl
Updyke, Mr. and Mrs. James Yoder
and the host and hostess.
The next meeting will be August
iy at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Bunney,
Dallas.
Joseph Street,
Shavertown Girl Scouts
Picnic At Country Club
Girl Scout Troop 631 held a
picnic Thursday at Irem Temple
Country Club. The girls enjoyed
a cookout luncheon and dinner. A
Court of Awards was held and
games and swimming enjoyed.
Mrs. Wilson Honeywell is leader
of the troop. Awards were bestow-
ed upon Gwen Kloeber, Diane
Guliani, Mary Jo Karwetta, Kathy
Swingle, Denise Cashman, Karen
Fry, Terrie Jo Ditlow, Patty In-
man, Rosemary Petty, Joan Dom-
nick, Peggy Wilson, Nancy Davis,
Joan Edwards. Jane K and Jerry
Domnick, Tommy Swingle and Pris-
cilla Kloeber were guests.
Assisting Mrs. Honeywell were
Mrs. Milton Whiting, Mrs. Robert
Domnick, Mrs. James Inman, Mrs.
Jack Koleber and Mrs. Elwood
Swingle. :
Moss Reunion
The annual Moss family reunion
will be held Saturday, August 7
at Wolfe's Grove. - Each family is
asked to bring its own basket lunch,
for dinner at noon.
Ricky Pope Honored
At Birthday Cookout
tained at a birthday cookout on
Sunday for their son, Rick, who
celebrated his 22nd anniversary.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Honey-
well and Barbie, Mr. and Mrs. Dent-
studies for her degree in Nursing
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ! vice president of the student coun-
William Morgan, will drive down | cil, accompanied the chorus, cap-
from Shavertown to meet them. | tained the basketball team which
They are hoping to see and hear | won the State Championship this
the wedding by means of pictures |year, was a delegate to the State
and tape recording taken at the | Championship of student nurses,
time. | served on the Year Book staff and
Ross will be associated in busi- | was chairman of the House and
ness with: Mr. Davis. | Privilege Committee.
on Updyke and Danny, Mr. and
Mrs. George Trudgeon and Floyd
Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tondora,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pramick, Deb-
| bie and Joe, Arthur Prutzman,
| James Fry, Jim Martin, Carol Pope,
| Marie McDyer, and the guest of
| honor and his parents.
|
Jewel Ann Smith Has
Seventh Birthday Party
Jewel Ann Smith was seven years
old July 24 and celebrated with
the kind of party she can remem-
ber for years to come.
There were thirty boys and girls
to enjoy the pony rides and games
in the wide open spaces of Meadow
Lake Cabins. The resulting ap-
petites were satisfied with ham-
burgs and hot dogs cooked out-
doors. - Of course, there was ice
cream and a beautiful birthday
cake.
Jewel Ann is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Smith Jr.
Wayne Gordon's Name
Omitted From Story
The name of one of Mrs. Liva
Gordon’s children was inadvertently
omitted from the articles about her
in the July 22 Post. She is the
1
who has an
Shavertown. Mrs. Gordon appear-
ed in two five-generation pictures.
Martin Reunion
Sixth annual reunion of the Mar-
shall Martin family will be held
|at Sunny Acres Grove, Kunkle, on
| August 8. Family style basket
lunches will be -enjoyed at noon
with a business meeting following.
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~ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pope enter-|
mother of Wayne Gordon, Berwick, |
insurance office in |
South District Democratic Women
‘Hold Family Picnic At Vic's Grove
South District Democratic
‘Womens Club held its annual fami-
ly picnic at Vies' Grove, Loyalville
Saturday afternoon.
Games were played by all the
children, and prizes awarded to the
winners.
There was a Stork Shower for
Mrs. Barbara Tohin. Many needed
and useful gifts were received.
Afterwards there was a business
meeting presided over by president
Natona Mills Outing
Saturday At Lake
The 18th Annual Outing of |
Branch A-23, Amalgamated Lace
Operatives of America union of Na-
tona Mills will be held this year
on August 7 from 12 noon to 8 p.m.
at Watahunee Park, Harveys Lake.
Donald Chamberlain, President of
Branch A-23, heads the committee
making arrangements. Other mem-
bers of the committee are John
Hardiman, Renford Wilce, Lowell
Roberts, Stanley Kalish and Jack
Hiller. Music for dancing will be
furnished by the Pennsylvanians
from 5 to 9 p.m.
Special guests of the union at
the outing from the New York
office will be: Mr. and Mrs. Marcel
Noe, Mr. and Mrs. William Freed-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Targoff,
and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Piscitello.
There will be entertainment and
various athletic events held during
the day. Door prizes will be
awarded.
Scout Leadership
Weekend Planned
Penn’s Woods Girl Scout Council
will ‘hold a Leadership Training
Weekend at Camp Onawanda on
August 17, 18 and 19. Courses to
be offered will include Group Lead-
ership, Basic Troop Camping, Songs,
Dances ‘and Ceremonies and Ad-
vanced Outdoor (Course.
Registration will close by August
15. Anyone interested is asked
to contact the Council office at
383 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston.
Crispell Reunion
The 52nd reunion of the Crispell
family will be held at Dymond’s
Grove, Noxen, Saturday, August 14,
starting at 10 a.m. Each family
is asked to bring a covered dish
and their own table setting. Meat
and beverage will be furnished,
with dinner at noon.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
1955 Plymouth
4-dr., 6, auto., good,
clean. Transp. car... $195
1960 Ford Fairlane 500
4-door Sedan, 6
$595
automatic
1958 Lincoln Capri
4-door, all
POWEr ceecenne veces $395
1962 Chevrolet
4-door, 6, standard,
radio and heater.... $ { i 95
1959 Lark
2-door, 6
standard <.eccesecae
$150
1965 Barracuda
Sport, 2-door hard-top,
V-8, Power Steering.
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Isaacs
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and Jamie; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sor-
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| Anna Kyttle, Wendy and Tammy
| Wilce; Florence Wesley, Donna,
| Walter and Jeffry and Marcia Sor-
| chek; Cora Hoover, Darlene and
Janis Hoover. It was decided to| Sheryl Whitsell; Cathy Miller,
have a White Elephant sale at the | Helen and Bobby; Diane Wegner
next meeting. ‘ and Ricky; Josie Hummel and Jen-
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. | nifer Boone; Marg Nienus, Bertha
Joseph Panisyko and John Panisy-| Meeker, Barbara Tohin, Janis
ko; Mr. ‘and Mrs. Perry Hoover; Hoover, Veronica Mitchell, Peg
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kyttle April
Dodge and Charles Fravel Jr.
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