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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Purely
Personal
William Johnson, Wayne, Pa.,
formerly of Trucksville, underwent
surgery last week at Bryn Mawr
Hospital and is coming along nicely.
Lt. Thomas Hicks, 4th, Chicago,
11, was the overnight guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks
on Sunday evening. The young
soldier was on his way to New York,
where he enplaned for Germany
with the U.S. Artillery.
Sally Sellman, Aberdeen, Md,
and Lawrence Updyke, Parrish,
N.Y., were recent guesiy in this
area.
Beth Pillarella, student at West-
inister College, is spending the
d semester recess with her par-
la, Haddonfield Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gilbert,
have ' moved to Circle
Dove: Rte Manor.
Thomas Pesikey, Swarth-
more is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bechnian, Demynds ertown, were hon
Mr.
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Janet Turner, NoxenTeacher
Wed In Ceremony At St. Luke's |
Miss Janet Turner, daughter of
and Mrs. Clarence
were united in marriage
the
Mr. And Mrs. Sam Spaciano
Honored On 46th Anniversary
On January 7, Mr .and Mrs. Sam | Luigi Cesare.
Spaciano, 91 Shagbark Drive, Shav-|
ored on their 46th | Madio, a native of Geneva; N.Y. i
Turner’
Noxen and Carl Williamson, son of
Mrs. Marguerite Williamson, Wilkes
{ Barre,
Saturday, January 8 at St. Luke's
Lutheran Church, Noxen.
Rev. Frederic Eidam of St. Paul’s Wilkes College is purchasing agent
Lutheran Church performed
ceremony.
Following the nuptials the couple!
left for a i honeymoon to ‘Washing Street, Shavertown.
| Wilkes-Barre.
ton, D.C.
Mrs. Williamson is a graduate of
Lake Noxen High School, Blooms-
burg College and Pennsylvania State
University. She is a member of the
faculty at Noxen Elementary School.
The bridegroom, an alumnus of
and = Cable,
at American = Chain
They are residing at 39 Spring
Mrs. Spaciano is the fornier Mary:
Mrs.
Road.
© Mr. and Mrs.: Chester Hons, Lehigh
wedding anniversary ‘at a dinner Spaciano, an’ employee of
party. held at the home of their | the Wilkes- Barre Transit Company |
son and ‘daughter in law; Mr. and | for 38 years retired in 1965. He is.
Mrs. Louis Spaciano, Trucksville | well. known for his culinary “abilty I
Attending the affair in their hon- | and served many delicious dinners
or were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Spaci- in this area previous to his retire- :
ano, Shavertown; ’ Mr. and Mrs. ment. Mrs. Spaciano “was employed
| Peter Skameritz, E.: Patterson, N.J.; at Natona Mills for 19 years and:
{Mr. ‘and Mrs. Edward. ‘Vegari and | is now also retired.
Edward Jr. Forty Fort; Leona M.| [45 The couple are the parents of six:
Loveland, Trucksville; the host and children, Vincent, Levittown; Louis,
hostess and ‘their children, Larry,’ Trucksville; Anne, Harrisburg; Yol-
Mark. and Cindy. Ann. I'anda, Thompsonville, Conn.; Mafal-
Mr. and Ms, Spaciano who have da, E. Patterson, N.J.; and Victor
resided in Shavertown for the past : a
. 33 years were married in Holy Ros- of Shavertown. There are also eight
‘Mr. and Mrs. Fiddager’ Hons, }
and family, Trenton, N. J., returned
home last week after’ ‘spending. ‘the
holiday recess “with their parents, | |
Street and Mr. ‘and Mrs. Paul
Rother, ‘Dallas. ™
Mrs. Gordon Austin, N. Math
Street, Shavertown, entertained at
a family dinner on ‘January 11 hon-
oring her husband's birthday:
Daughter and son in law, Mr. and’
Mrs. Edwin Lumley, Mary Alice and -
Kathy were present and Mr. Lumley
Riding Showcase Production "Trojan Women”
" MRS. GERALD JOHN
A. number of ‘Back Mountain
people are involved in the forth-
coming ‘ production,
men”, to ‘be presented by Showcase
"Theatre the end of this month.
Mrs. Gerald John will play the
role of “Helen of Troy’ in the play
originally written. by the Greek
dramatist, Euripides. This is Mrs.
John’s - second appearance ‘in a
stage production, her first being the
part of Sister. Fidelity in “Suddenly
Last Summer’. She is a resident of
“Trojan Wo- |
Mr. And Mrs. George Taylof
[Gelslinte 56th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, Leh- 77th anniversary on November 7.
man Center, Lehman, celebrated Both love to garden and the Tay-
their 56th wedding anniversary lor home abounds in plants and
yesterday. pretty blooms nurtered by their
The couple, who have resided ‘in mistress. At the present time two
hyacinths are filling the household
with their fragrance. Mr. Taylor
says he keeps in shape during the
| summer months by caring for a half
Lehman since 1941 were married at
' the Holy Infancy Church, Bethle-
hem by, Rev. J. Walsh on January
19, 1910.
Mrs. Taylor is the former Minnie
Miller of Bethlehem. Her husband,
also of Bethlehem, was former gen-
eral foreman of Vulcan Iron Works,
Wilkes-Barre, retiring in 1953.
acre of lawn which he cuts and
trims himself. A large garden patch,
which was his pride and joy
been given up of late.
Four children were born to the
both sports for a number of years. Gerald of Avenol,
Until two 6 years ago, Mr. Taylor
dived and swam frequently at Har-
veys Lake. He was 79 on November |
24 and Mrs. Taylor marked her
grandchildren.
of Gate of Heaven Thuan, Pallas.
has
An athlete of great prowess, Mr. couple, Mrs. William Hoblak, Har-
| Taylor is an avid football and bas- veys Lake; Mrs. Grace Troutman,
ketball fan, having participated in Kingston; Paul, Binghamton and |
N.J. There are
twelve grandchildren’ and ten great |
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are members
Li Bert Brace Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Bert Brace, East Dallas, was
"honored at a surprise birthday par-
| ty on Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Brace, West
Wyoming.
The affair marked the 71st anni-
versary of Mrs. Brace.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Brace, Wendy and Kenny,
Silver Springs, Md.; Mr. ‘and Mrs.
Henry Evans, Dianne and Billy,
Rockville, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. George
Hess and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Brown, Roger and Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Brace, Ruth, Bert
| and Karen, all of Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. James Brace, Jim and Judy,
West Wyoming, and the guest of
honor.
Card Club Meets
The Muggins Club met recently
at’ the home: of Mrs. William
Sherksnas, Harveys Lake.
Present - were ‘Mrs. Ann Israel,
GERALD GODWIN
instr uctor |
Carol Ann Pope,
Is Bride Of James
ville, who is dramatics
at King's College.
Mrs. Lee Dornsife is serving as
co producer,’ Mrs. Jonathan Weir |
is ‘on the production staff and
Jonathan Weir is assistant treas- | Miss Carol Ann Pope, daughter |
urer. : | of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pope, 25°
“Trojan Women” will run four ' Roushey Street, . Shavertown, = be- |
evenings, from January 27 to 30 ¢ame the bride of James R. Martin, |
consecutively. Proceeds will be used Jr., son of James R. Martin, Sr.,
for King’s College Scholarship Fund. | Oxford Street, Wilkes-Barre and
« Mrs. Andrew Witalis, Calonia, N.J.,
Tickets may be obtained by callin
hos ye y 2 on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m.
| sleeves and A-line skirt.
. Rinehimer; Dallas.
: several ‘days in Jacksonville. Fla; 7
James. Brace, West Wyoming; Mr.
at her: Florida home... Mi
_ while
Rs
te —
Tr calls frond his other chil-!
ye
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Niles. Turner, EY
ton, visited: Mr, and Mrs. Arja |
Brown, Nancy and Bob, Ferguson |
Avenue, last week. 3h
£5 Adametz, formerly of Jail:
5% Street, now of Demunds Road,
is a surgical patient at General
Hospital.’ i
Mrs. George R. . Becker,
Ellyn, II, is spending a few days
with her mother, ‘Mrs. J. Stanley
Glen |
Larry Edwards, a student at Le:
high University, is visiting with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Edwards,
Midland Drive, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Melvin, |
Albuquerque, a
moved to. 47 Powderhorn Drive, il
Dallas.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Don Pabgion:. andl -
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Theodore Neweomb,
Dallas, attended the funeral of their’
aunt, Mrs. Edith Singer, Strouds-
burg, cn Saturday. 2 :
Mrs. Ralph Brown, “Parrish Steck,
‘is spending: some; time with Iriends 3
in Elmira. - *
- Mrs. Marion Perrin. Till
is a patient in Nesbitt Hospital after
sffering a broken. hip in: a fall re-
cently. ; ’
- Mrs. Edward Cilvik, RD 4 Dalles
is in the General ‘Hospital. ‘She
was admitted Sunday and will be’
traction for at. least ten days.
a Neuner, Hildonia Avenue,
returned on Friday after spending
ia business trip.
and Mrs.’ Kenneth Brasil,
Silver Springs, Md., and family were
weekend ‘guests of Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Henry Evans, Rockville,
Md., and children. were entertained:
eg ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Barre left by plane on Saturday for
N. Miami Beach.’ Mrs. Burnside
spend a month with" M “Sordoni]
Helen
Foster ;drove down: and will Spend |
the winter there, Ee
{ Mrs. Donald ‘Wilson; ‘East Brivis
is. now. residing at. 192 Main
Street, Dallas. :
. Mr. and M Chirles Gort, LI
Swart Valley, will léave next week
end some time in Florida. They:
are planning a. cruise to Nassau
in the Southland.
Alan -Miers, son of Mr. and: Mrs.
James Miers, Newark, Del, and a
former Kunkle resident has been
LY
address is D. D. 758, Fleet Post:
Office, N.Y.,, N.Y, 09501.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huesman,
- Reading, have moved to Poplar
Street, Dallas. {
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witter,
Noxen, are now residing at 110 | ses
~ Church. Street, Dallas.
* Mrs. Spencer Holmgren Sr., Yorn
brook, left last evening for Bristol,
. Pa., where she wil spend some time
with her daughter and son ‘in law,
“Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers and
re get acquainted with her new grand-
son.
~ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Reimiller and
ayghters, Carol and Debbie, Harris
Road, Trucksville, and - Miss
Valerie Mallin, Dallas, spent Sun-
day in Allentown where they visit-
. ed Mr. and Mrs. James Haines and
went on to see James Haines, Jr.
at Allentown General Hospital, who
recently underwent minor surgery.
Mrs. Helen Lutsey, Summit
Street, Shavertown, Penna. State
Officer of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles was
guest of honor on Sunday of Dis-
trict 17 held at Sunbury.
Book Club Board
Mrs. George Montgomery will be
hostess on Friday to offihers and
‘committee chairmen of the Library
Book Club. The business session
will start at 11 a.m. ‘with luncheon
to follow.
i.seven pounds;
{ former Ellouise Holmgren, daughter
18r.
ley Hospital.
ary Chureh, Wilkes Barre, by
Glenn James Rovers
«Mr. and Mrs. Jumes: Rogers, 241
Wilson Avenue, Bristol, Pa., an-
nounce the birth of theirsfirst child,
a son, Glenn James. at Lower» Bucks
County Hospital on January 15.
The new arrival weighed ‘in at
His mother is the |
of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holmgren,
Hemlock Street, | Dallas.
Glenn James is the 8th grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rogers.
| Maple Street, Dallas, and the second
for the Holmgrens.
Louis Brthur Vrabel
$i) seven pound son, Louis Arthur,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Vrabel; Overbrook Avenue, R. D. 2,
"Dallas, January 6, at Wyoming Val-
‘There is another son,
Steven, four and a half.
Mrs. Vrabel is the former Ann
: Marie Shimkus, ‘Plymouth.
Wendy Enn Yascur
‘Mr. and Mes. Leo Yascur, R. D; 5,
‘Shavertown, became the parents of
‘a seven ‘pound, seven ounce’ daugh-
ter, Wendy Ann, January. 6,
General Hospital.
. There are four other children,
Jim, Bonnie, Cindy, and Brenda.
‘Mrs. Yascur is’ the former Margaret
+ Polinsky.".
Steven Wright
Mr. and Mos. Eldridge Wright,
R. D. 4, Dallas, announce the birth
of a nine pound, thirteen ounce son.
Steven, January 4, at Nesbitt Hos-
. pital.
Mrs. As 9 Sordonis Hote ol 1: Stotling: :
and Mrs. Malcolm Burnside, Wilkes |
"There “are three ~ other
Thomas, Robert and .David. Mrs.
Wright «is the former Lois Gay,
; Centermoreland.,
Board To Meet :
~ Executive Board of: Dallas Senior
‘Wondan'’s- Club,” will -méet ‘Monday
evening at 8 ‘at the home of Mrs.
sons,
Rev. grandchildren.
|
Couples Club Enjoy
¢ Dinner Party Friday
' Couples Club of Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church of Dallas held’ its
annual ‘progressive dinner we
i last Friday evening beginning at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Wentz of - Church Street, Dallas,
and then moving to the home. of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maturi,. Sut-
ton Road, Trucksville for dinner.
Chairmen of the affair were Mrs.
Thelma Ratcliffe and Mrs. Ingrid
Prater. ’ i
A lovely birthday cake and sev- |
eral gifts were presented to Rev.’
John Prater, rector of the Prince
| treasurer, “Mr. and ‘ Mrs. = Warren
I Dadurka. © nei
| Members attending the . party
at :
“| Mr.
:, program.’ Debbie is ‘one of six stu--
Cinderella |
Ballet. ;
anniversary. :
~ Mrs. Peter Arnaud, chairman of |
the nominating = committee, = an-
I nounced the following new officers
for 1966: President, Mr. and Mrs.
| Robert Maturi; vice president, Mr. -
and Mrs. Carl Goeringer; secretary-
| were, Rev. ‘and Mrs. John Prater,
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edward Ratcliffe, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Roth; Mr. and Mrs. ||
Jack Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wentz, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arnaud,
and Mrs.” Walter Kozemchak,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dadurka, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Gardner, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Goeringer, Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. David
Alderson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma-
turi and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lindsley.
To Appear On TV
Debbie Foss, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs: Clifford Foss, will be seen on
T V Sunday on the David: Blight |
dents
«featuring ‘the
The young dancer is a student of
Methodist
Sunday *School Class,
las Elementary School.
Pauline Roth, Dallas.
823-8768
ah : Evans Insurance Agency —
WILLIAM R. WRIGHT
726 MINERS BANK BUILDING
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE
| New Goss Manor.
“Jr., son of Ralph A. Fletcher,
i Heights, N.J.,
of Peace, who was celebrating his |
‘David Blight’s, a member: of Dallas |
Brownie Troop 636 and attends Dal- |.
| 287-0784.
Director of ‘the outstanding pro-; Production will be staged at 29 W. |
duction is Gerald Godwin, Trucks- Northampton Street, Willies Dane
Miss Ellen Shively, RN., Weds
Ralph A. hg New Jersey
High School and . Scranton State
Hospital School of Nursing. She is
In a pretty winter ceremony, Miss
Ellen Shively, 38 Lafetra Avenue,
Eatontown, N.J., daughter of Mrs.
Florence Shively, RD 3, Dallas, be-
came the bride of Ralph A. Fletcher,
Sr.
1200 Allaire Road, Spring fake!
on Friday, December
17 at: Wall’ Methodist Church.
‘Rev. Howard Lord performed the
double ring ceremony. : |
The bride is a graduate of Dallas
(rear Rount
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The couple are residing at 0ld
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Child’s Dresses $2
Mrs. Katherine ‘Edwards, Mrs. Kay
7 Silyers .and - Mrs. Mary Williams.
dress, styled Wit a scoop “neckline,
long sleeves and full skirt. Her
Shavertown:
5 RR Ma iti hy; J i: accessories were also black and she
| wore a white carnation corsage.
Mrs. George Trudgeon, Dallas, | : Following the ceremony the
served as matron of honor ‘and | couple left on a honeymoon to New
i Richard Pope, brother of the bride, | Jersey.
was best man, Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Dal-
The bride wore a blue velvet Jas High School and is employed -
street length dress fashioned with in the credit office of the Boston
a scoop neckline, fitted bodice, long Store. Her husband is an alumnus
She wore of Hanover High School and is as-
1 black accessories and a corsage of ' sociated with Automatic Retailers
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The couple are residing -at 25
Roushey Street, Shavertown.
The matron of honor was gown-
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