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Mrs. Ernest Townend, Sr., West
Union Street, Wilkes-Barre, has
been the recent house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, 2nd, Lake
Catalpa.
Jack Sallada, Albany, N. Y., was
the weekend guest of his parents,
Myg'and Mrs. J. S. Sallada, Elm-
crest Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pethick,
Pioneer Avenue, returned home on
Sunday after being the guests of
Postmaster and Mrs. Donald Row- |
lands, Slatington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgkins,
Levittown, have moved to Briar-
crest Road, Dallas.
. Jackie Mallin, son of Mrs. Doris
Mallin, Pinecrest Avenue, spent the
weekend with his family, where
he celebrated his 18th birthday. He
is a freshman at Bloomsburg State
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sampson,
Schuylkill Haven, recently spent
the day. in the area.
Linda Taylor, Sterling Avenue,
spent the week-end in Montours-
ville, visiting Margie Huyck and
tamily.
Mr. and Mrs. - Fred Malkemes,
Ferguson Avenue, recently visited
their daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Mahoney and Ronald,
Syosset, N. Y.
. Mrs: Katherine Lehman, Williams-
port,. is visiting her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Taylor,
i Drew and Janet, Sterling
“enue, for several weeks.
: Johnny Yenason, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Yenason, Parrish Street,
was confined to his home last week,
I to illness.
Mrs. ‘Archie Baker, Trucksville,
returned home last week after hav-
ing been a patient in Nesbitt Hos-
pital, recuperating from injuries suf-
“Mr. and Mrs. Hervey D. Alhborn,
Jr., Castro Valley, Calif., have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Burnett, Jr., S. River Street,
Wilkes-Barre. They came here to
attend the wedding of Janet Ahl-
born. and James R. Roberts on
Saturday.
Mrs. Tillie Vogel, Philadelphia, is |
visiting with Mrs. Joseph Neuner, |
Hilldonia . Avenue.
+ Mrs. T..M. B. Hicks, who re-
turned from a trip to England and
Ireland. last week, spent the week-
oe her daughter, Mrs. Martt
larding and family at Herndon, Va.
i. Mrs. Dorothy Haddle, Kunkle, is
patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
“Mr. and Mrs. Avery Gentle,
Gettysburg, have moved to Country
Club Road. ;
Mrs. Mary Anderson, a guest at
Carpenter : Convalescent Home, re-
cently underwent eye surgery at
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, Glen
Lyon; have moved to 42nd Street.
Mr. Jenkins is a member of the
faculty of Lake Lehman Schools.
Mr. and Mrs. William Simms,
Lehman, and family, spent last week
in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gesmunda,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1965
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Mohr Girls Feted At
Sweet Sixteen Party
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mohr, 94
| Lehman Avenue and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. Moore, 22 Baldwin Street,
entertained at a sweet sixteen party
for their daughters, Miriam and
Susan, on Thursday October 21, at
6:30 p.m., at the Irem Temple Coun-
try Club. :
The setting was done in pink and
silver with tables set in pink linens
and highlighted with ivy and silver
ribbons down the center. Silver
candle sticks and pink candles were
placed among the ivy sprays. At
each girls’ place was a white dance
program with a pink rose atop it.
| The girls, their: fathers’ and
mothers received their guests as
they entered the dining room.
Miriam wore a gown of pink taf-
fetta’ with an Italian lace top. Susan
wore a white gown trimmed in pink
and green flowers. Each girl carried
an arm bouquet of pink roses.
Following a punch party, dinner
was served. Melvin William’s com-
bo played for dancing after the
dinner. : z
The following guests : attended
Richard Bayliss, Scott Alexander,
Janet Cleasby, Roger Cheney, Donald
Fredrick, Sandra Sherwood, Stephen
Townsend, Donna Smith, Pam Bak-
er, Donna Priebe, Edward McDade,
Rosellen Klaboe, James Steinhauer,
Sheryl Evans, Charles Morgan, Ed-
wina Morgan, Sherman Mead, Nancy
Covert, George Kostrobala, Jeffery
Morris, Karen Kaschenbach, Linda
Farrar, Scott, Fry, Cathy Martin,
Patti Larson, Robert Elston, Bever-
ly Peirce, Myna Berti, Cory Jordon,
Ralph Edwards, Margaret McHale,
John Butler, = Jeffery . Townsend,
Abby Jones, Russell Eyet, Gregg
Hicks, Kimberly Roddy, Mark. Dy-
mond, Christine Puchalski, Edmund
Peters and William Kyle.
Library Book Club
Hears Mrs. M. Dale
Mrs. George Montgomery presided
at the first fall meeting of the
Back Mountain Library Book Club
| last week in the annex meeting
room. 4 ‘
A charming arrengement of re-
naissance flowers formed the tea
table centerpiece flanked: by mauve
tapers. ;
Mrs. Mary Dale. discussed the
works of Irving Stone and others.
Hostesses were Mrs.. Edgar Brace,
Mrs. Peter Clark, Mrs. Michael
Clark, Mrs. John C. Phillips and
Mrs. Dana Crump.
Present were Mrs. Archer Mohr,
Mrs. Rey Flick, Mrs. Lyman Lull,
Mrs. George M. Jacobs, Mrs. Howard
Joiner, Mrs. Williard Geasman, Mrs.
John C. Phillips, Mrs. Thomas E.
Heffernan, Mrs. Arch Hutchison,
| Mrs. Charles B. Gates, Mrs. Wesley
! Steelman, Mrs. Herman Thomas,
| Mrs. Dale, Mrs. M. J. ‘Clark, Mrs.
| Brace, Mrs. Crump and Mrs. Mont-
| gomery. : :
Kathryn Lynne Rave
First Couple Wed At
MR. AND MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Patton,
Noxen, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Dolores Louise to
Walter Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Weiss, ‘Harveys Lake, at
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Dallas,
on September 18.
Rev. Andrew Pillarella performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father wore a
street length gown of white faille
styled with long tapered lace
sleeves and lace inserts over the
Trinity Presbyterian
WALTER WEISS
hip lines. A shoulder length veil
of illusion fell from a crown of
iridescents. She carried a colonial
bouquet of white roses and baby’s
breath.
Mrs. David Hopfer, the former
Charlotte Patton, was matron of
honor for her sister.
John Weiss, brother of the bride-
groom, served as best man.
A reception followed at the Beau-
| mont School.
The couple are residing at Har-
veys Lake. :
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Jr,
Sterling Avenue, Dallas, will observe
their silver wedding anniversary,
Saturday, October 30, with a quiet
family dinner.
There are three children, Linda,
Drew and Janet.
The couple were wed in Newberry
Methodist Church, by Rev. Rowland
| R. Lehman, uncle of the bride, who
Mr. And Mrs. C. A. Taylor, Ir.
To Mark Silver Anniversary
was District Superintendant in
Harrisburg, at that time.
. Mrs. Taylor is the former Rae
Lehman, daughter of Mrs. Katherine
Lehman, Williamsport.
Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. C. A.
Taylor, Sr., Williamsport. He is em-
ployed with Manpower Sales Inc.
| They are members of Dallas
| Methodist Church.
The Paul Shavers, Jr.
Bre Wed Ten Years
Marks 7th Birthday
Kandi Karuza, daughter of Mr.
Long Island, have purchased a home
at 111 Hemlock Street, Oak Hill.
' Gloria Metzger, Demunds Road, had _ daughter, Kathryn Lynne, on Octob-
[ Mr. ahd Mrs. Robert Rave, Dallas, ¥
Mrs. Martha Lamoreaux and Mrs. RD 2, announce the birth of ai
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver, Jr. |and Mrs. Stanley Karuza, Popular
Cliffside Avenue, Trucksville, ob-| Street, Dallas, was guest of honor at
served their tenth wedding anniver- ' a birthday party celebrating her 7th !
To Celebrate 62nd
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leroy Kocher,
Harveys Lake will observe their
62nd wedding anniversary on Tues-
day, November 2. ’ i
Mrs. Kocher is the former Lulu |
Montross of Noxen and is in her
80th year. Her husband is 86 and
| prior to retirement worked for the
Township.
The couple have resided at the |
Mr. And Mrs. E. Leroy Kocher
Anniversary
Lake for 70 years with the excep-
tion of small periods. Both are in
fair health. Mr. Kocher was an avid
hunter in his earlier years.
They are the parents of three
children, Evelyn, Florida; Richard,
Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Mildred Evon,
Harveys Lake. There are also ten
grandchildren and twelve great
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kritchen, Sr.,
57 Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, will
celebrate their 20th wedding anni-
versary on Wednesday, November 3. |
The couple were married at St.
Nicholas Church, Wilkes-Barre, by
Rev. Carl G. Ulrich.
Mrs. Kritchen is the former Marie
Miller, Wilkes-Barre. Her husband
is a native of Plains.
Two children were born to the
couple, John, Jr., stationed at Ram-
Shavertown Couple Will Mark
20th Anniversary On Nov. 3
stein, Germany with the TU. S. Air
Force and Patricia, a student at
Gate of Heaven School, Dallas.
The Kritchens are active mem-
bers of St. Therese’s Church. They
have been residents of the Back
Mountain for the past eight years.
Mr. Kritchen is employed at The
Correctional Institute at Jackson.
A family dinner will mark the
occasion at the Brothers Four.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Wyrsch |
| of 10 “Lawton Avenue, Bingham-
ton, © N.Y., former . residents of
Huntsville, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary at an open
house at their home on Saturday. |
~ They were married in the Hunts- |
ville Methodist ‘Church on October |
26, 1940. : |
Mrs. Wyrsch is the daughter of |
the late William and May Bulford |
Hazel of Dorranceton and is a]
teacher in the Johnson City Schools,
vice president of West Side Literary
Club of Binghamton, Conductress |
in Eastern Star 680. Before Sie
riage she taught in Dallas Town- |
Former Huntsville Couple
Mark Silver Anniversary
ship schools.
Mr. Wyrsch, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wyrsch of Lucerne,
Adele McAvoy Is
Guest At Shower |
Adele McAvoy, bride elect, was |
guest of honor at a variety shower |
held at Farmers Inn, Sunday, Sep- |
tember 26. Miss McAvoy married |
Richard Grumbravich on October]
23. Hostess was Mrs. Helen
Grumrbavich. {
Center piece for the party table |
was a bowl of mixed glads and |
chrysanthemums. Individual cor-|
sages of white carnation and roses,
tinted, were given members of the |
bridal party. {
Present were Mesdames Mary
Sholtis, George Swan, Lilian Meri-
thew, Robert Gardner, Edward Pa-
! shinski, Richard Griffith Sr., Rich-
| son,
ard Griffith Jr., Margarite Hardisky |
Miss Elnor Hardisky, Mrs. Weaver
and daughter, Mrs. Dorance and |
daughters, Mesdames Olenick, Wiss, |
and Keiper.
Mesdames Julia Piznai, Rose-
mary Isopi, Mary Elenchick, Agnes
Manzona, Irene Urick and daugh-
ter, terling Barnes, Margaret
Barralt and daughter, Emily Hu |
dock, Margaret Puskai, Mary Murry |
and daughter, Lillian 'Stefancini,
Mary - Ann ‘Tomson, John Losh,
Catherine Sharisky, Betty; Feder-
owicz, Anna Babey, Elizabeth Swan-
John McAvoy and daughter.
Mesdames James McAvoy and |
daughter, Max Stromyer and daugh- |
ter, Daniel McCarrie, Rose Belel-
geski and daughter, Ann Carrian,
| Gilbert Morris, McAvoy and daugh-
Switzerland is owner of the Wyrsch |
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Binghamton, a member of Masonic
Lodge 970 and the American Legion
of Johnson City. = A Sergeant in
World War II, he served in Eng-
land, France and Germany.
They are members of the Boule-
vard Methodist Church, Binghamton
and its organizations.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyrsch are the par-
ents of a daughter, Shirley Jean
Wyrsch, a senior at State Uni-
and Service of |
| Rochester, who celebrated his 23rd
versity College, New Paltz, N. Y.|
ter, Ethel Jones, Harold Harris, |
Paul Snyder, Boyd Mead, and Miss
Barbara. Connery.
Nephew Feted
Mrs. Mary Glahn, Bunker Hill, |
entertained at a family dinner in
honor of her nephew Jerry Long, |
Beira
birthday on October 23.
Guests included Mr.- and Mrs.
Robert Hasselwander, Mrs. Daisy
Prynn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vollrath,
Jr., all of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Prynn and Dale, Carverton.
| Mrs. Mary Niemius
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Mary Nienius, Loyalville was
guest of honor at a family gathering
in celebration of her 68th birthday
anniversary on Sunday October 10
at’ the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Donald MacDermott of RD 1, Still-
water.
Mrs. Nienius has been a resident
of Loyalville for 39 years. She has
'6 children, 13 grandchildren and 5
great-grandchildren.
Attending the celebration were |
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nienius and |
daughter, Marlene, Plymouth, Mrs. |
Anthony Truskowski and daughter |
Janet, Wyoming; Mrs. Walter |
Meeker, 'Hunlock Creek; Mrs. Rich-
ard Wegner and son Ricky, Loyal-
ville; "Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Dermott and children, Donna and |
David, RD 1, Stillwater.
Easter Lily Blooming
Willard Gensel, Outlet, has an |
Celebrates Birthdays
A birthday celebration was re-
cently held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Donnell Shaffer of Chase
Manor. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Marchione and daughters
Mena, Velma, and Louise, of Haver-
town, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sprinkle, of Dallas. Birthdays cele-
brated were that of: Mr. D. Shaffer,
Mena Merchione,
Sprinkle.
and Mrs. C.
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as guests, Donald Yeust, Mt. Top;
Mrs. Edith Price, William Miller
apd Mr. and Mrs. Calvin O’Brien
wa children, all of Williamsport.
Mrs.- Raymond Scott, son, Larry,
oxen; Mrs. Carrie Hummell, Mrs.
William Rittenhouse, Harveys Lake;
Mrs. Glenn Frantz and son, Glenn
Thomas, Idetown, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Frantz, Mrs. Bessie
Frantz and Mrs. Totten in New
York last Wednesday. On the way
home, the group stopped to browse
in the Old Antique Country Store
at Montrose.
Recent guests in the area were:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Luke, Harris-
burg and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
E. Smith, Braintree, Mass.
Lee Updyke, Pioneer Avenue,
Trucksville, is a medical patient at
Nesbitt Hospital.
er 23 at Nesbitt Hospital.
The new. arrival who weighed in
at seven pounds, three ounces, joins
brothers and sister, Robbie, Scott
and Holly.
Mother is the former Barbara
Culp of Huntsville. Mr.. Rave oper-
ates Rave’s Nursery in Shavertown.
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Masquerade Party
| A masquerade party for members
‘and friends of Huntsville Christian
Church will be Friday at 7. All who
can help with decorations are asked
to be at the Church Thursday at
6:30.
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Janice Lynn Brown
A six and a half pound daughter,
sary, Friday October 22.
There are seven children, Paul,
3rd, Jane, Jack, Jill, twins, Mark
and Matt, and Ann Marie.
The couple were wed in St. Ann’s
Church, by Father Shimkimos.
Mrs. Shaver is the former Ann
Jugus, Swoyerville, daughter of Mrs.
Ann Jugus.
birthday last week. The party motif
‘was in Halloween decoration and
favors. Present were; Carol, Champ
and Nancy Evans, Denise and Bobby
Weidner, Linda and Alan Weidner,
Donna Richardson, Gail Ann Kirk,
Heather Husband, Douglas Sands,
Brenda and Pamela Stuart, Carla
| and "Michelle Krivak, Jayne Ann
Easter lily in bloom. Mr. Gensel had
William Gelb of the United States! Janice Lynn, was born to Mr. and
Navy serving on the carrier U.S.S. | Mrs. James Brown, Loyalville, Octo-
Yorktown is presently in port at ber 23, at General Hospital. There
Long Beach Cal. He expects to be|are four other children, Jennifer,
home with his parents Dr. and Mrs. | Jody, Jimmy and Johnny. Mrs.
Charles Gelb of Carverton Heights K Brown is the former Jean Mitchell,
Mr. Shaver is the son of Mr. and McGough, Brenda Stella, Kathy and
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the plant in his yard until last!
Wednesday when he moved it into |
the porch. One large bloom and
several buds are his reward for:
taking care of the Easter flower.
0.E.S. Turkey Supper
The Rainbow Girls will sell candy |
at the annual turkey supper of the |
Dallas Chapter 396 Order of the!
Eastern Star at Jackson Fire Hall
Saturday, November 13, according
to the plans formulated by the
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Elsie Jolley.
1'he public 1g 1nvited.
Joy Class of Kunkle Methodist |
Church will have a Smorgasbord at
the Brothers Four on Tuesday, |
November 9.
Cars will meet in front of Dod-
son’s Store at 6 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy
Dodson is in charge of reservations.
Heading the decorations com-
mittee are Mrs. Eunice Mitchell and '
Mrs. Jean Hilbert, Mrs. Lillian
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