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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1966
SECTION
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Anesi, John-
son City, N. Y., recently entertained
in honor of their daughter, Andrea,
who was celebrating her first birth-
day. Attending the celebration were
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Anesi and Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin, - Idetown.
They are the grandparents of An-
drea.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Nesbitt, Lake
Catalpa, entertained at a family
dinner on Sunday.
Honored At Shower
mer Carol Pope of Shavertown, was
honored at a Variety Shower Sun-
day afternoon at Shavertown Meth-
odist Church.
Hostesses were Mrs. Wilson
Honeywell, Mrs. Denton Updyke,
Mrs. Joseph Allen and Mrs. George
Trudgen.
A large cake formed the center-
op * #
Mr. and Mrs. David Whitebread,
Saugerties, N.Y., were recent guests
of M4; .and Mrs. Alvin Long and
son Brent, Parrish Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gosart Jr.,
returned home last week after
vacationing in Florida and Nassau.
On the way down they had to stay
over in Virginia due to the heavy
snowfall which curtailed travel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price, 55 E.
Franklin Street, Shavertown, left
Friday aboard the S. S. Independent
for a Caribbean cruise. They will be |
gone for two weeks.
Dean. Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Johnson, Trucksville,
is recupdinting from a recent illness.
Robert Soot, ey Wwderwent
surgery at General Hospital on Mon-
day.
Bert Brace, East Dallas, is
ag her daughter and son in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans,
‘Washington, D.C.
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Mrs. Alice Davis, Trucksville, is a
patient at Nesbitt Hospal
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Willard Gensel, Hii vops Lake has
returned to his home after being
a patient at General Hospital.
Mrs .Jack Hays, the former Grace
Machell has been staying with her
mother in Philadelphia while her
husband has been sent to Camp
Pendleton, Cal. She expects fo join
him shortly,
| Sr.
piece with multicolored candles ad-
ding to the decor.
Games were enjoyed and a buffet
luncheon served.
Present were Mesdames Floyd
Pope, Andrew Witalis, Allen San-
ford, Ted Woolbert, Arthur Symons,
Jr., Donald Bolton, Sr. Leslie
Trudgen, Joseph Pramick, William
Iveson, Alice Reese, John Clause,
Joseph Baganski, Joseph Neuner,
Bryce Lewis, Thomas Honeywell,
Edward Domzalski, Robert Rosen-
grant, Edwin Lumley, Ross M. Wil-
liams, Lilia Hess, Edward Jenkins,
John Davis, Neda and Marsha; Le-
roy Trudgen, Robert Price, Kenneth
Trudgen, Richard Joy, Fred Martin |
John Monka and Cindy, John |
Bolton, Vernon Ash, Mildred Ed- |
Russell]
wards, Warren Miller,
Honeywell, Doris Warden and Susie,
Robert Lutceki, Misses Frances Hess, !
Barbara Honeywell, Maureen Casey,
Ceil Tosh, Marlene Ulichney, Sally
Mehm, Eileen Rattigan, Andrea Cel-
mer, Peggy McDermott, Bonnie
Buckman, Debbie Allen, Bernice
Lloyd, the guest of honor and the
hostesses.
Donald Josuweits, Sr.
To Mark Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Josuweit,
Sr., Meeker, will celebrate their
14th wedding anniversary on Wash-
ington’s Birthday.
The couple were married at King-
ston on February 22, 1952. Mrs.
Josuweit is the former Betty Simon,
Shavertown.
They are the parents of three
children, Donald Jr.,
and Samuel, 15 months.
George Blossonn, Sweet Valley, a |
guest at Valley Crest, observed his |
| uweit operates his own collection
| agency.
88th birthday on February 16.
Rev. and Mrs. |
N. Y., were recent guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Percy Love, E. Center
Street.
daughter of
of
Miss Diane Davies,
Dr .and Mrs. Carlton Davies,
Machell Avenue, entertained class- |
mates at a Pajama Party on Friday
evening. Miss Margarita Camacho of
Sinaloa, Mexico, Foreign Exchange
Student, is presently a house guest
of the Davies family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall, Shav-
ertown, left Tuesday to spend sev-
eral geeks in Florida.
Ars. Darrell Crispell, Overbrook
Avenue, spent several days in New
Yor City Tost oak
eon and Finuen Smith,
Loyalville, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Alton Johnson and daughter Lana,
Sweet Valley ,and their son in law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Jones, Forty-Fort, on Friday eve-
ning.
Mrs. Louis (Cottle, Forty Fort,
formerly of Shavertown, is a patient
at Nesbitt Hospital
Mrs. Joseph Nouner. Hildonia
Avenue, is visiting Mrs. Tillie Vogel
in Philadelphia.
na Mrs. Habry Hughey,
Mr.
Ov: ok Avenue, spent Sunday in
Robbinsville, N.J., where they visit-
ed her sister and brother in law,
and Mrs. Benjamin Earl and
SS Thomas.
Mrs. Edward Roberts, Pioneer
Avenue, is ill at her home.
Mr. and Mis. Donald Root, Bing-
hamton, N. Y., were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whipp,
Ferguson Avenue. Also visiting at |
the Whipp home were Mr. and Mrs.
Renald Derenfield, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Derenfield, Jr., Debbie, Denise and
Rennie.
Mr. and “Mrs. Delmar Shupp and |
children of Long Island have moved |
where he |
to Frankfort, Germany,
has been transferred by the Pan
- American Air Lines.
On Dean's List
Marilyn Eck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Eck, 85 N. Lehigh Street,
Shaggstown, and a student at Sus-
quehanna University has been nam- |
ed to the Dean’s List at the college
for the first semester.
Marilyn, a graduate of Dallas
High School, is a senior chemistry
major.
Perfecto Romero, |
a7,
The family are members of Leh-
man Methodist Church. Mr. Jos-
Gregory Wayne Walp |
Mr. and Mrs .Ralph E. Walp, 3rd
New Brunswick Avenue,
Metuchon, New Jersey, announce
the birth of their first child, a son
Gregory Wayne, born February 8,
' at Perth Amboy" General Hospital,
Perth Amboy, N.J.
Emberton, daughter of Mrs. Grace
Emberton of Bloomfield, N.J.,
Frederick Emberton, Kansas.
Walp is the son of Mr .and Mrs.
Ralph E. Walp, Jr., of 71 N. Lehigh
Street, Shavertown.
This is the first grandchild for
the Walps and the Embertons, and
and Mrs. Ralph E. Walp, Sr,
wardsville.
Brenda RB. Calkins
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Calkins,
Meadowcrest, Trucksville, announce
the birth of a daughter, Brenda
Renee, on February 7 at Mercy Hos-
pital.
The new arrival weighed in at
eight pounds, twelve ounces. There
are three other children, John
Michael, Kimberly Ann and An-
nette Yvonne.
Mrs. Calkins is the former Elaine
Dempko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dempko. Her husband is the
son of Mrs. Charlotte Calkins, Ide-
town.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rubino, Crest-
view Drive, Dallas, announce the
birth of a seven pound, five ounce
daughter, February 8 at Mercy Hos-
pital. There are three other chil-
dren, Christine, Paul and Carolyn.
Mrs. Rubino is the former Vir-
| ginia Halpin, Framingham, Mass.
| She is a fifth grade teacher at Dal-
las Elementary School.
Tacqueline Gula
Mr. and Mrs. John Gula, Mem-
orial Highway, Shavertown, became
the parents of an eight pound, seven
| ounce daughter, Jacqueline, Feb-
ruary 11, at General Hospital .There
is another child Johnny.
‘Mrs. (Gula is the former Jane Cap-
{ well, Dallas. i
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Carol Pope Martin
Mrs. James Martin, Jr., the for-|
11, Jeffrey, 9 |
and |
Mr. |
| versary today.
the 9th great grandchild for Mr.!
Ed- |
Local Nurse Passes State Boards
MRS. DALE TITUS
Mrs. Joan Fielding Titus has il
ceived notification that she has
successfully passed her State Bourd |
Examination for Registered Nurse.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Fielding, RD 5, ‘Shaver- |
town, and a graduate of Lake-Leh-
Hospital, and is employed at Pitts-
man High School, class of 1962. She
is an alumnus of Nesbitt Memorial
| burgh State Hospital in the Pedi-
atrics Department.
Myr. And Mrs. Thomas K ingston
Celebrate Anniversary Today
Mr.
Tarlton Avenue, Dallas, are observ- |
| ing their fortieth wedding anniver- |
sary today. |
They were married by Rev. Wil- |
liam J. Waters, in the First Prim- |
itive Church Parsonage, Wilkes- |
Barre.
The Kingstons moved to Dallas in!
1938, from Wilkes-Barre. They are
active members of Dallas Methodist '
and Mrs. Thomas Kingston,
Church.
Mr. Kingston is bias at Am-
erican Chain and Cable Co.
Their two daughters will spend
the day with them, Mrs. Samuel
Fowler, Fairfax, Va., and Mrs. Wil-
liam Burnaford, Havertown. There
are six grandchildren, Billy and
David Burnaford; Sammy, Pammy,
Jackie Sue and Ann Fowler.
Myr. And Mrs. Fred Eck, Shavertow:
Marking 26th Anniversary Today
Mrs. Walp is the former Marianne |
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eck, 85 N.
Lehigh ‘Street, Shavertown, will ob-
serve their 26th wedding anni-
The couple were married in St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church by Rev.
Herbert Frankfort. Mrs. Eck is the
former Evelyn Templin, daughter of
Mrs. Edith Templin, Dallas. Her
husband is the son of Mrs. John
Eck, Shavertown, and the late Mr.
Eck.
Active in the affairs of the
church, schools and community, the
couple have served in many capac-
ities and offices. Mrs. Eck is a mem-
ber of Dallas ‘Senior Woman's Club
and heads its Scholarship Fund,
president of the LCW of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church and its Senior
Choir, a member of the Dorcas So-
ciety and a Sunday School teacher.
She is also a director of Back Mt.
YMCA Board of Management, vice
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chairman of the Nesbitt Hospital
Nursing’ Fund, sewing chairman of
Shavertown Branch Nesbitt Hospital
Auxiliary and puppet chairman of
Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary.
Mr. Eck is vice president of!
i Northeastern National Bank and is
secretary of George M. Dallas Lodge, |
F. & A. M., and a member of Cald- |
well Consistory and the Shrine. He |
is a member of Wilkes-Barre Rotary
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Mr. And Mrs. John Newell
Observe 58th Anniversary
Mr .and Mrs. John Newell cele-
brated their 58th anniversary on
Valentine’s Day.
The couple were married at
! Noxen and have resided there most
of their life. Mrs. Newell is the
former Mina Long, Lemmon. Her
; husband was born at Thornhurst,
but came to Noxen at an early age.
They are the parents of five chil-
dren, Mrs. Carl Siglin, Mrs. Bernard
Mulligan, Mrs. Clarence Dailey, Roy
Newell and Mrs. Doris LaBar. All
reside in Noxen but Mrs. Dailey,
who lives at Tunkhannock. There
are also 17 grandchildren and 13
great grandchildren.
Mr. Newell, who is now retired,
was former Road Supervisor of Wy-
oming County. He also engaged in
farming and lumbering.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell attend In-
dependent Bible Church, Noxen.
A family dinner was held on Sun-
day in honor of the occasion and |
as a surprise to the couple.
Present were Mrs. Carl Siglin,!
Doris and Charles Siglin, Thelma
Sue Engelman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Newell and Pat, Mrs. Beatrice Mul-
ligan, David, Theresa and Dawn, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Weaver, Carl Le-
roy and Patty Ann, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Swingle and Ronald Jr., all
Clifford Ide Feted |
On 71st Birthday |
Clifford Ide, Parrish Street, who
celebrated his 71st birthday on Sun-
day and his granddaughter Jean
Ide, who also observed her anniver-
sary were guests at a family dinner |
held February 13 at the Ide home.
Present were Mrs. Elmer Daley
and Gary, Wilkes Barre; Mrs. Nels |
Congdon and Clifford, Oswego, N.Y.; |
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ide and Jean, |
Dallas; Robert Letts, Trucksville;
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hess and
Ellen, Mechanicsburg; Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene McCarty and Jane, Plym-
of Noxen; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | oyth, the guest of honor and Mrs. |
Dailey, Mr .and Mrs. William Huff, | Ide. t
Jo Ann, Lisa and Linda; Mrs, Helen |
Vaughn, Tunkhannock; Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Horvatt, Tony and Lynn; |
South Amboy, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs.
John Horvatt, Carteret, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell ob-
served their 28th anniversary last
week.
Mrs. Belle @Lauderbaugh, 47
Claude Street, Dallas, will observe
her 81st birthday tomorrow.
One of the oldest living members
of Dallas Methodist Church, she has
been active in all its organizations.
The Brickel Class of which she is a
charter member were to honor her
at a party on Wednesday. |
The former Belle Riley, Mrs. |
Lauderbaugh thas resided in the
Back Mountain all her life as did
her parents before her. Mr. Lauder-
baugh passed away 35 years ago |
and since that time she has resided |
with her daughter, Mrs. Melbourne
Mpvrs. Belle Lauder baugh, Dallas
To Mark 81st Birt hday, Feb.18
| sons,
Carey.
Here she has proved a joy to the
household with the youngsters de- |
lighted to stay with their grand-
mother. An expert needlewoman,
she still turns out many gifts for
the grandchildren and great grand-
children.
Mrs. Lauderbaugh, in addition to
her daughter, Mrs. Carey, has two
Willard, Binghamton, N. Y.,
and Robert, Dallas. There are 17
grandchildren and eight great grand
children.
The family will gather on Sunday
to celebrate her birthday. y
Announcement is made of the re-|
cent marriage of Miss Marguerite
Shaver, Harveys Lake to Spec. 4
Howard R. Grey, Harveys Lake.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. |
Edward Cavda, West Wyoming and
the late Clarence Shaver, Harveys
Lake Mr. Grey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Grey, Harveys
Lake.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at Wesleyan Methodist
Church, Horse Head, N.Y. on
August 21° by Rev. James Fraze.
David Jackson was organist and
Miss Marguerite S haver, Bride
Of Specialist 4, Howard Grey
Mrs. James Fraze, scloist.
The bride wore a street length
off white dress with shoulder length
veil and carried a cascade bouquet
of white roses accented with a
yellow center.
Attendants were Mr.
Alford Jackson, Elmira, N.Y.
A reception followed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alford Jackson.
Spec. Grey is stationed at Cam
Ranh Bay in Vietnam with the U.S.
Army as an ammunition specialist.
Mrs. Grey is residing with her
mother. :
Back From Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice, Fern-
brook, have returned home after
nance committee. Mr. Eck served
last year as president of Men of
Good Will and as a member of the
Dallas School Authority. Mr. Eck |
is active at St. Paul's Lutheran |
Church where he has served on the
Council and in its men’s organiza-
tions.
The couple are the parents of
four children, Jack, a sophomore at
Temple Medical School; Marilyn, a
senior at Susquehanna University;
Dorothy, a graduate of Allentown |
State Hospital and now working
toward a degree in Nursing Educa-
tion at Wilkes College and Beverly, '
a student at Gettysburg College.
‘Richard Ralph Eipper
An eight pound son, Richard
Robert Eipper, Main Street, Dallas,
February 9
Six.
Mrs. Eipper is the former Dorothy
Wilkes- Barre.
Parsons,
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at Nesbitt Hospital. |
| There is also another son, Robert,
NEW JERSEY |
spending five days in Bermuda, the
guests of the Kloss Manufacturing
Company by whom he is employed.
Bob won top honors in sales, thus |
meriting the trip to the island para-
dise. Last year he won a trip to!
Spain and Portugal.
Also joining the Rices wene Mr.
and Mrs. William Long, Trucksville.
Mr. Long won the Bermuda trip
‘from the Continental Coffee Com-
pany, his employer.
Both couples stayed at the Elbow
Beach Surf Club.
Holds 75th Anniversary
Acme Markets 75th Anniversary
party originally scheduled for Mon-
day, January 31st was held Monday
night February 7 at Genetti’s Hotel
and Motel in Hazleton.
A gathering of over 300 manage-
ment employees and their wives
| Ralph, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Were in attendance. Favors, prizes
and surprises were in store for all
those present.
Greetings were extended by Mr.
| and Mrs. Paul J. Cupp, Mr. and Mrs |
| John R. Park and Mr. and Mrs
Harry R. Carson. A social get-ac-
quainted period preceded the eve.
ning - activities.
Division Five of Acme Markets
Inc. encompasses a twenty county
| area, in Northeastern Pennsylvania,
Bcme Markets Division 5
‘David Michaels Is Two
| David Michaels, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Michaels, R. D. 1,
Harveys Lake, celebrated his second
birthday yesterday with a party by
the immediate family and received
many gifts.
Mrs. Donald Hanscn
To Host Lake Board
day, February 21 at the home of
Mrs. Donald Hanson. Co-hostesses
are; Mrs. Walbridge Leinthall and
Mrs. Elwood Davis.
Mrs. Allen Sorchik will preside.
Plans will be completed for the
judging of the sewing and art con-
test which will take place ‘at the
March meeting at the Lake Elemen- |
Contestants are from |
tary School.
the Lake Lehman High School.
Mrs. Leinthall is chairman of the
| contest with Mrs. Charles Williams,
Mrs. Richard Williams and Mrs. Ann
Crake assisting as her committee.
| servicing seventy three Acme Mar
kets.
the chain operates a ware-house, a
bakery “and its Division Head-
5 is located at 180 Welles |
Street, Forty Fort, Pa.
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‘Hoagie Sale Saturday
Rainbow Girls, Assembly 144, will
hold a Hoagie Sale on Saturday.
Orders may be placed with mem-
bers and picked up at the home
of Mrs. Donald Smith, W. Dallas.
Hoagies may also be purchased
| S
i at Davis Market, Dallas. No prior
i orders necessary for sale here.
Regular meeting of the Rainbow
| Girls will be held at Trucksville Ed-
{ ucational Building tonight at 7 p.m.
"PTA Board To Meet
Executive Board of Trucksville
Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday
evening, February 22 at the home of
Mrs. Janet Phillips, Laurel Lane.
Breaks Fingers
i%
Marilyn Eck, a student at Sus-
| quehanna University and a mem-
ber of the College Girls Basket-
ball Team fractured three fingers
on her left hand in a game with
College Misercordia this week.
Miss Eck, who is left handed will
be incapacitated for a time.
Bored With Winter?
Copy This Writer
Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Harveys Lake
writes that she is enjoying the
various species of wildlife appearing
in her back yard each day.
She has seen thus far red and
grey squirrels, Pheasants, bluejays,
woodpeckers, cardinals, chickadees,
sparrows and a phoebe bird. Just
the other day she was delighted to
see a fat red breasted robin and
a little winter wren in her hemlock
tree.
Mrs.Rogers feeds the wisitors par-
ings of fruits and vegetables and |
tidbits” from her table. She says
the results are well worth the effort.
Given Maps |
The Junior Department of Dallas |
Methodist Sunday School were!
pleasantly surprised on Sunday, !
when they were presented with in- |
dividual maps of Paul's Missionary |
Journey, drawn by Mrs. Robert |
Sheehan. The maps coincide with |
their lessons and made them much |
more interesting.
Annual Banquet of Kunkle Fire |
Company will be held Saturday eve- |
ning, February 26 at O’Connell’s
Twin Lakes.
‘Secretaries To Meet
The regular meeting of the Lu-
zerne County Educational Secre-:
weld Thursday eve-'
taries will be
ning, February 17, 7:30 p.m. at the
Pittston High School, Lincoln Build-+
and William Streets,
Pittston, Pa. A worshop on Busi-
ing, Defoe
ness Administration will be pre-|
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all
are invited to attend.
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