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Mrs. Claire Geisinger, Mountain-
home, is spending some time with
Mrs. Arline Bessmer, Huntsville Rd.
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Ave-
nue, is the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Disque at the home of Dr. and Mrs. |
~ Walter Funke, Bloomsburg.
Miss Lucy Courtright, Huntsville
Road, has returned to her home,
after having been a patient at Nes- |
bitt Hospital for nine weeks.
Mrs. Helen Rice, Orchard Farms,
has returned home after attending
the funeral of her father, the late
arry C. Mekeel, at Puxsutany, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin, Main
Street, Shavertown, spent the
* Christmas holiday with their daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin |
Lumley, Mary Alice and Kathy,
Harris Street, Fernbrook. Mr. and
Mrs. Austin and the Lumleys re-
cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Jones, Mary Lou, Sheila, Candy,
Pamela and Michael, Catasauqua, |
Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Austin entertained
Mr. and ‘Mrs. -Lumley and daughters
on New Year's Day . | is
Mr. and Mrs. «Gomer Hopkins,
Harrisburg, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Newcomb, ‘Huntsville Rd.
Niles’ White, Baldwin Street, is a
patient at General Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. David Whitebread,
Sauguerties, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Shaw, and Kenneth Allen,
Koonsville and‘ Mr. and Mrs. Les-
lie Shaw, Town - Line, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Long and Brent, |
on Street. :
"Boyd Mead, Demunds Road, is a
patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
* THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1966
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SECTION A — PAGE 7
Interest
Reunion Dinner Honors
Mrs. Blem D. Tripp, 91
Reunion Dinner was held re-|
cently at the Lemon Community
Hall by the family of Mrs. Alem
I. Tripp, formerly of Orange. Mrs.
Tripp will cedebrate her ninety-first
birthday on January 24th. |
Besides Mrs. Tripp, ten of her’
eleven children were present, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tripp, Benton; Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Adams
Center, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Tripp, Johnson City, N. Y.; Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Ayers, Mill City;
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clark, Sr., Lemon; !
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Tripp, Corning,
N. Y.; Myron Tripp, South Valley,
N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Russel Tripp,
Mancos, Colorado; Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Stage, Mill City; and Mrs.
William H. Carey of Orange.
! Grandchildren present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Hall, Osceola; Mr.
“and Mrs. Jay Clark, Jr., Lemon;
| Laura Tripp, South Valley, N. Y,;
Cheryl Stage, Mill City; Velma |
Tripp, Corning, N. Y.; also great On Wednesday,
‘grandchildren, Mark and Spencer one of the oldest residents in the
Clark of Lemon. ; Back Mountain, celebrated his
Mrs. Tripp has eleven children, birthday. Rev. John J. Jones,
forty-two grandchildren, one hun- Uncle John to his many friends,
‘dred’ and seventeen great-grand- was 94 years of age. :
children and two great great grand- |
. children.
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REV. AND MRS.
Always an active man in the
| Lord’s work, he was actively en-
| gaged in the ministry until he suf:
| fered a fall two years ago resulting
| in a broken hip and shoulder. After
| he recuperated he once again be-
| came active in the Shavertown
Miss Janet Turner
Guest At Shower
Pastor Honored As He Celebrates 94th Birthday |
January 12th,
© Mr, and Mrs. Edward Hall, Shay- |
ertown, returned home on Monday ! Bible Church where he and his wife,
A bridal shower was held in hon-
- Hazelton,
~ Ujvari,
Sacred Heart
after spending the weekend with
son and daughter in law, Mr.
‘Mrs. Ted Hall and family at
Pittsfield, Mass. :
Terry S. Evans, who moved re-
cently to 51 Harris Hill Road, from
is associated with: the
Prudential Insurance Company and
works out of the Kingston office.
Terry is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Evans, Church Street, Dallas,
and his wife is the former Theresa
Beuren, ' Germany... They
have two sons, Steven, kinder-
garten pupil ‘at’ Westmoreland and
Christopher, aged two. Mr. Evans
served three years with- the U.S.
Army, two of which were spent as
an x-ray technician with the serv-
ice in Stuttgart, Germany.
The Evans had as holiday guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Wosar and son, |
Werner of Chicago. Mrs. Wosar is
Mrs. Evang’ sister. ; hs
Mr. and Mrs. Donald*Fannon and
family, ‘Overbrook Avenue, will
leave. January 21 fo: make their
home in Newark, N. Y. :
Mus. - Carrie Caperoon, Franklin
Street, has been ill" at her home
with the virus for two months.
Mrs, Harry: Ohlman, Grandview
Avenue, has returned home after
Wing the guest of her daughter and
son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wisner, Nortistown, for the holi-
ySa? ALAS
F James Stiefel, Wellsville, N. Y,
has been transferred to. East Liver-
pool, Ohio. Mrs. Stiefel and ‘infant
daughter, Joyce Regina, are spend-
ing several weeks with her parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ide, Dallas,
before they join Mr. Steifel, who
is making arrangements for their
new home. 2 ’
Mr. and Mrs. Lee: Barber. Jenks,
spent the New Year's weekend visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barber,
‘Ridley Park. Walter is a patiént in
Hospital, ‘Chester,
after submitting to brain surgery.
They also visited the Boyd Bar-
bers at Ringtown, welcoming their
A granddaughter. « ©
-¥ Specialist 4th Class and Mrs. John
Sheehan left Sunday for an extend-
trip through: New York and the
¥ ‘England States on their. way
Wack to Columbus, Ohio, where
Sheehan is stationed: with the U.S.
Army. The young couple spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. John Sheehan, Huntsville Rd. |
x |
Todd Harding, grandson of Mrs. |
T. M. B. Hicks, has returned to
Ripon College in Wisconsin after a
brief visit in Dallas.
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and civic lire of your community.
.or of Miss Janet Turner, Noxen, on
Tuesday evening, January 4 at the
Lutheran Parish Hall, Noxen.
Mrs. Elmer Lyons was hostess.
| Present were Mrs. Marguerite
Williamson, Mrs. Russell Turner,
Mrs. Frank Schooley, Mrs. Thomas
Fetsko, Mrs. George Schooley, Mrs.
| William Evans, and Linda,
! Clarence Turner, Mrs. Robert Clark,
Dale and Clare, Mrs. Edwin Lewis,
Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Agnes But-
ler, Mrs. Melvin Hepfer, Mrs. Elsie
May, Mrs. Roy Dendelr, Mrs. Walter
|
“Galka, Mrs. Gary Hopfer, Mrs. Wil- |
Stanley Denmot, |
Osmand Casterline and Dar
liam Long, Mrs.
Mrs.
lene, Mrs: George Brody. Mrs. Fran-
| cis Schenck, Mrs. Jeddie MacMil-
| lan, Mrs. Hilda Oliver, Mrs. Lena
| Dotter, Joan MacMillan, Mrs. Carrie
"Rood, the guest of honor and the
| hostess. ‘ |
Douglas Paul Maslow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maslow,
| Country Club Road, Dallas, an-
"nounce the birth of a son, Douglas
i Paul, who weighed in at six pounds,
| four ounces on January 9 at Mercy
Hospital.
| There are also three daughters at
i home, Jennifer, 5; Hilary, 3; and
i Melanie, aged one.
{ “Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Louig Maslow, Huntsville Road, and
tien, Conn.
Holly Alena Barber
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Barber, 95
North Center Street, Ringtown, an-
Holly Alena on December 26 at Gen-
eral Hospital.
The baby weighed in at six
pounds, thirteen ounces. There is a
sister, Brenda Lee, aged two.
Mother is the former Linda Con-
den, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Conden, Kunkle. The new arrival
ig their 13th grandchild.
This was the second grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barber,
Tunkhannock.
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JOHN J. JONES
attend every service. Rev. Jones
teaches the adult Bible Class each
Sunday morning at 10, and supplies
the pulpit in the absence of. the
pastor.
"The pastor of Shavertown Bible
Church, Rev. R. W. Edmondson, in
Mrs. Emma Phillips, Shavertown
Marks 98th Birthday January 11
death of her husband 32 years ago |
A nine
Thomas Krivak,
One of the oldest living residents 28, at
of the Back Mountain celebrated her | and has lived in the Back Mountain |
98th birthday on Tuesday, January | for the past thirty years.
Matthew M.
pound son,
Michael, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
| There are six other children, John,
Tommy, Ann Clare, Carla, Michele
Mrs. Krivak is the former Irene
| Stofila, Dallas. Mr. Krivak is a
Krivak
Matthew
College.
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On January 18,
Mrs. Arthur Hontz,
strate Liquid Embroidery to mem-
of Gate of Heaven Junior
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11; Six sisters and a brother com-| and Andrew.
Mrs. Emma Phillips, who resides | prised her family but all are now
with her daughter, Mrs. Edward | deceased except her brother, Frank | -
Ribotski, Lincoln Drive, Shaver- Klein, Kingston, who is 79 and the
baby of the family. Mr. Klein and
his wife visited Mrs. Phillips on
Monday along with Mr. and Mrs.
i
town, is remarkable for her years.
Alert to everything about her, she
watches television and reads to
keep abreast of the day's events. | Russell Case of Kunkle.
Although unable to move about | On Sunday, Mrs. Phillips had as
too easily, she rises every morning | callers, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer |
to sit in her favorite chair and is | and Mrs. Lilly Parsonage.
a pleasant companion for her daugh-| Our birthday celebrant retains
ter, neighbors and visitors. ' her membership at Memorial Pres-
Mrs. Phillips is the former Emma byterian Church, Wilkes-Barre, of
Klein of Wilkes-Barre. She moved which she has been a long time |
in ‘with her daughter following the member.-
GREAT NEW FEAT BY 0
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morgan,
471 N. Pioneer Avenue, Dallas, will
observe their golden wedding an-
niversary Wednesday, January 19th,
and will be honored by a dinner |
the Sunday Morning Service, pre-
the congregation, of a dollar for
| every year, with several dollars in
addition.
Everyone wishes him continued
health and strength in the years
to come.
affectionately known as Auntie Mae,
Mr. And Mrs. Harold J. Ash
To Observe 30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Ash, Main
Street, Shavertown, will celebrate
their 30th wedding anniversary on
Friday, January 14. !
The couple were wed in St. Paul's
Lutheran Church by the Rev. Dr.
G. Elson Ruff. Mrs. Ash is the for-
mer May Hontz, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Dressel and the late Mr.
Dressel. Her husband is the son of
Mrs. S. M. Ash; New York City and
the late Mr. Ash of Kingston. Mr.
Ash has followed in his father’s
footsteps continuing in the plumb-
| ing business which he operates with
his sons, Robert and Tommy.
The Ashes have resided in Shaver-
town since their marriage -and have
been active in community affairs.
Junior Girl Scouts
Enjoy Xmas Party
Troop 645 Junior Girl Scouts of
Gate of Heaven Church, Dallas, held
| their Christmas Party prior to the
holiday.
Brownies and mothers of scouts
were guests.
The program opened’ with a flag
| ceremony and four new members
| were inducted, Barbara Jean Casey,
| Theresa Chewey, Mary Ellen Ken-
nedy and Mary Hughes.
| Christmas corsages
| programs were distributed.
and token
Mrs.
nounce the birth of a daughter, | George Kostenbauder, leader, re- |
| lated the Christmas Story with the |
girls and their mothers participat-
ing in the sound effects. “Carols
were sung and refreshments serv-
ed.
leader, aided in the program,
Mrs. . Joan Pillet, assistant
“The Miners."
Mrs. Ash is a member of the LCW,
Ladies Auxiliary and Dorcas Class |
Lutheran Church,
of ' St. Paul's
| sings in “the Senior Choir and
teaches a Sunday School Class. She
is a member also of Dallas Chapter,
0. E. S., and was active in school
organizations during the time her
children were students.
Mr. Ash is a member of Dallas
Lodge, F & AM. Caldwell Consistory
and the Shrine where he plays in
the Shrine Band. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Ash are active members of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church.
There are two sons, H. Robert
and Thomas. Also a grandson,
Johnny Ash.
Chip Landis Speaks
To Dallas Rotarians
| Chip Landis: was" guest. speaker |
at Dallas Rotary Club meeting last
week. The young man, selected
as his topic, “Forms of Leadership”
and explained how his opportunity
| as a Rotary Exchange Student had
aided him. Young Landis lived at
Daveter, Holland during his year
abroad. He also showed some in-
| teresting films of his travels -and
| the various customs of his adopted
country.
Jack Stanley presided. ‘Jack Mc-
Cain is program chairman.
| This week, Mrs. T.M.B. Hicks,
| Associate Editor of the Dallas Post,
| will be guest speaker.
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sented Rev. Jones with a gift from |
that evening, given by their two
daughters. z
| Mr. and Mrs. Morgan were mar-
| vied on the 19th of January, 1916,
| in Wilkes-Barre, by the late Rev.
William J. Hill of Johnson City,
Y., an uncle of Mrs. Morgan.
| In’ addition to their daughters, Mrs.
Mr. And Mrs. Thomas
To Observe Golden Anniversary
H Morgan
Leonard W. Bruce of Dallas, :and |
Mrs. Harold M. Wade, Boston, they
have two. grandsons, ‘Harold ‘and |
Thomas Wade, also of Boston.
Mrs. Morgan is the former Cath-
erine ‘Love, daughter of the -late
Mr. ‘and Mrs. James Love Sr., of |
Wilkes-Barre. i
Prior to his retirement in 1958,
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Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alvin Shaffer, Jr., |
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[20th wedding anniversary on}
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Mrs. Shaffer ig the former Edith
Spencer of Dallas. Her husband is al- |
so a Dallas Native. Rev. Frank K.|
Abbot, Idetown Methodist Church, |
performed the ceremony. |
There is a daughter, Janice, 18, |
who is employed in the office of
the Blue Cross in Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Shaffer has served with the
Henry Laing Fire Company for the |
past 25 years and is Asst Fire Chief. |
He is employed by William Phillips, |
Dallas. :
The Shaffers are members of Dal-
las Methodist Church.
' Amy Doris Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis, Le-
high Street, Shavertown, announce
the birth of a six pound, nine ounce
| daughter, Amy Doris, December 28,
| at General Hospital.
There are two sons,” Gary, four
and Scott, “aged two. Mrs. Davis
is. the former Marilyn Covert, King-
ston. Mrs. Davis is employed with
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
Lake Service Club
Official Board of Harveys Lake |
meet |
Women’s Service Club will
Monday, January 17, at McCaffrey’s
Restaurant, Sandy Bottom. Host-
esses will be Mrs. Malcolm Nelson,
Mrs. Howard. Jones and Mrs. Wil- |
fred Ide.
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| Mrs. Allen Sorchik, President, re-
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| men submit two year reports of |
fel respective committee. activ- |
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Miss Susan Jane Allabaugh was
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the Tones for dancing from 9 to
1 AM
Susan is the daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. John Allabaugh, 107 Pine-|
crest Avenue, Dallas. Her escort was |
Harry J. Mattern.
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