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Lt. Col. J. P. Crispell has been
transferred from Ft. Monroe, Va., to
Viet Nam. He is son of the late
Clarence B .Crispell, and nephew
of Mrs. W. S. Kitchen, Ldetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown, West
Dallas, entertained at a family din-
ner Sunday in honor of the birth- |
days of Mrs. Samuel Terranova, of
Meeker, February 13, and Mrs. W.
S. Kitchen, Idetown, February 24.
Jchn Girvan, Lake Street, return-
ed to his home on Monday after be-
ing hospitalized at General Hos-
pital. Mr. Girvan fractured his ver-
tebra when he was knocked dowr
ba. a car recently. His daughter
¥ Ben Ryan, Ramsey, N.J., whe
is an R.N., came up to take care
of him while he was a patient. She
has now returned to her home. Mr
Girvan will have to wear a brace
for 4 while.
Ralph Frantz, Memorial Highway
is ill at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stolarick
Mrs. Lillian Shélhammeer, Cathy and
Kenny spent the weekend visitine
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolarick and
family at Pine Grove. Pa.
Clarence Myers, Huntsville, is 2
patient at General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, William Cease
Billy and Debbie, have returned |
from Junction City, Kansas. They
are residing with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Ira Cease, Franklin Street
Mrs. Ruth Harrison has moved
from Huntsville Road to Edgemere
Apis. E. Walnut Street, Kingston
plenry Peterson, Norton Avenue
B¥ returned home from Genera’
Hospital, where he was admitted
last week after suffering an injury
to his leg.
and : Mr Ss, Paul
TH Fahringer.
ly and Paula, Walpole, Mass...
are spending a week with her
mother, Mrs. Louise Colwell, Main
Street.
Mrs. Nellie Hadsell, Edison, N. J;
former Back Mountain resident, is
wick, N. J.
Keith Barber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Barber, Midway Man-
or, submitted to an emergency ap-
pendectomy at Nesbitt Hospital last
week. He is in seventh grade at
Dallas Junior High School. He re- |
turned home on Monday.
William Harrison, Mt. Greenwood
Road, remains a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Borthwick.
Pioneer Avenue, have returned
home after spending several weeks
Louis B. Panidor, Bricktown,
N. J., was a recent visitor in this
area. °
Mrs. Ira Frantz. Centermoreland.
has been ill at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pall. Sweet
brother Thomas
Petroski at a family supper on
slurday evening. Thomas leaves
for basic ‘training with the U.S. |
Army.
mo Glen Hilbert, who is sta- |
ed at Myrtle Beach, S. C., has |
returned to duty after spending a |
leave with his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Stanley Hilbert, Dallas R. D. 1.
His sister, Miss Joyce Hilbert has |
also been spending a leave with |
her sister, Mrs. Gladys Wood, |
Shavertown: She has returned to |
Norfolk Navy Base, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Sweet |
© Valley, celebrated her birthday on |
Washington's Birthday. A family |
gathering was held in honor of the |
occasion.
Michael Prokopchak,
and Mrs. Walter
BEL
son of Mr. |
Prokopchak, Or-|
his parents. Michael will be!
reassigned from Ft. Gordon, Ga.,
following the termination of his |
legve. He is with the U. S. Army.
lr. and Mrs. George Bauman, |
and children, Woodcliffe Drive, re-
cently spent the weekend visiting
her family in Reading.
Granville Searfoss, Beaumont, re- |
turned home last week after spend- |
ing a week at Palm Beach, Fla.
Clinton Sayre, Kunkle, has been |
ill at his Some.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis Car- |
verton, returned home last week
from ‘Beltsville, Md., where - they
visited their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Lewis, Lynn and
Clark Jr.
Billy Lamoreaux, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Elmer Lamoreaux, W. Frank-
lin Street, has returned home after
being a surgical patient at Nes- |
bitt Hospital.
Miss Bonnie Barnard, Chestnut
Street, has returned home after |
& a surgical patient at Nesbitt |
Hospital. i
Mrs. Edith Phillips, Vosburg, for- |
merly of Fernbrook, is a guest at |
the Presbyterian Home, 126 N.
Church Street, Hazleton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Biemesder-
fer, and Mrs. Ruth Malschnee, Pen-
ryn, visited the C. L. Hosler family,
Parrish Street, on Sunday.
Mrs.. James Stiefel, and infant
daughter Joyce, have joined their
husband and father at East Liver-
pool, Ohio, after Mr. Stiefel was
transferred from Wellsville, N. Y.
Mrs. Stiefel spent several weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Ide, Dallas, before moving
to Ohio. :
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeBarry
returned Tuesday night to their
home in Oak Hill, after spending
she received many lovely gifts.
| Parker, Lorraine Allen, John Kray-
{ comb, Larry Newhart, Mayetta Rob-
three days in the Poconos.
THE DALLAS Post THURSDAY: FEBRUARY 24, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Mr. And Mrs. Arthur R. Dungey
Celebrate 47th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Dungey,
Lake Street, Dallas, celebrated their
| 47th wedding anniversary on Satur-
day.
The couple were married in First
Methodist Church, Wilkes-Barre, by |
Rev. E. A. Piper. Mrs. Dungey is
the former Ruth Merical of Wilkes-
Barre.
The Dungeys have resided in
Dallas for 43 years. Mr. Dungey
has been tax collector of the boro-
ough for 32 years, retiring this year.
They are the parents of one son,
John, also of Dallas. There are
| tendance,
two grandchildren.
Mr. Dungey is a member of Dallas
Methodist Church, Mrs. Dungey re-
taining her membership at First
Methodist, Wilkes-Barre.
A party was held in honor of
the occasion on Saturday evening
with the following friends in at-
Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker, Sr.. Atty. and Mrs. Burt
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Zel Garinger,
Mr. and Mrs. David Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dungey and Carol and
Mrs Clara Shiber.
Dover-Lyons Nuptials Performed
At Bennett Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dover,
Bunker Hill, Wyoming, R.D. 3, an-
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Jane Anne to !darold W. Lyons, !
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lygns,
| Sr., Miller Street, Luzerne on Feb-
ruary 17 at Bennett Presbyterian
Church, Luzerne.
Rev. A. James Cara officiated.
The bride wore a street length
dress of winter white and a short
veil which fell from a cabbage rose.
Miss Jean Shales, her maid of
honor, selected a blue street length
wool shesth dress with winter white
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Wiss Ruth Ann Scott
Henored At Shower
Teachers of the Dallas Methodist
Church, feted Miss Ruth Ann Scott,
Sutton Road, Trucksville, at a bridal |
shower Monday evening, February |
21. Miss Scott is the fiancee of!
Thomas Challenger.
Present were Mesdames Harry
Lefko, Raymond Elston, Marvin |
Scott, Jr., Thomas Bottoms, Alvin
Long, Clifford Garris, George Hess,
Kenneth Young. Robert Moore, and
Fay Hopkins, and the guest of
honor.
Refreshments were served and |
Home From Hospital
Robert M. Scott, Pioneer Avenue,
returned home last week from Gen-
eral Hospital. He is improving rap-
idly and getting about his home
in a walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Brady Schaefer,
Hillsdale, Mich., the Scotts daughter
and son in law, are staying with
them.
Entertains At Party
Mrs. Ted Newcomb, School Street,
Shavertown, recently entertained a
| group of ladies at her home: Mes-
| dames J. Thomas, Kenneth Raphael,
Al Major, Arlene Rogers, Harriet
nack, Mona Dymond, J. Appel, Irma
Eicke, Mary Lou Bucan, Bessie New-
erts, and Ann Whiting.
Mrs. Newberry Is Hurt
Mrs. W. F. Newberry, Pioneer
Avenue, Dallas, remains at Nesbitt |
Hospital where she is making good
recovery following an accident in |
her own driveway on Monday, shor th |
Hy after noon. |
No bones were broken, Slight.
lacerations caused by shattering of
, is spending a 30-day leave | her eyeglasses when her car skidded Noxen,
daughter on February 19 at Mercy |
on ice in ®t winding driveway and
| struck a tree, are healing nicely. -
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Douglas Lamoreaux
best: man for his cousin.
served as
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held at the ‘home of
the bride’s parents, after which the
couple left on a trip to New York.
Mrs. Lyons is a graduate of Dallas
High School.. Her -husband, an
alumnus of Luzerne High School
was to leave for military service on
February 24, but his assignment
date has been cancelled due to the
meningitis outbreak.
Baby Christened
Joseph Frank Kubasti, son-of Mr. |
and Mrs. Joseph Kubasti, Demunds
Road, Dallas, was baptized by Rev.
| Michael J. Rafferty
Heaven Church on Sunday,
ins, Mary Jo Karweta, Shavertown,
and Gerald A. Miller, Williamsport. |
Brenda Long Feted
Brenda Long, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Long, Hickory Street,
Trucksville, was feted at a birthday |
party on Sunday afternoon; Feb-
ruary 20 in honor of her 5th an-
niversary. |
Guests included Linda Jolley, |
Sherri Bullock, Beth Ann and Bobby
Bullock, Freddie, Billy and Johnny
Rundle, Dick Nixon, Rod Shoemaker !
and Richard Montgomery.
Hostesses © were sisters, — Bonnie
and Barbara Long.
Robin Lee Rozelle
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rozelle,
Dallas, RD 3, became the parents of
a six pound, nine ounce daughter, |
Robin Lee, February 15 at Nesbitt
Hospital.
There are three other children,
Connie, Dale, and Becky. Mrs. Ro-
zelle is the former Glenna Dymond,
Dallas.
Virginia Yatsko
A six and a half pound daughter,
Virginia, was born to Mr. and Mrs. |
| George Yatsko, RD 4, Dallas, Feb- |
ruary 15 at Mercy Hospital. This
is their first child. Mrs. Yatsko is |
the former Edna Lee Spade, Mt.
Top.
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erickson,
Portland, N. Dakota, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
garet Anne, to Capt. John H. Werts,
U.S. AF. son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
| Werts, RD 1, Pittston, Pa.
Miss Erickson attended Portland
High School and is a graduate of
State Teachers College, Mayville,
N. D. She is \. D- Sheis currently teaching in |
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Mrs. Daniel Thomas, Red Ledge
Drive, Dallas, was honored at a
buffet birthday supper on Saturday
evening in honor of her 85th birth-
day.
The occasion was observed at the
home of her son and daughter-in- :
law, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thom- |
as, 70 Lehigh Street, Shavertown,
hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCue.
Anna Frederick, Wilkes-Barre, has
resided in Dallas for the past three
years, having moved from Trucks-
ville, where she lived for a number
of years.
many years ago.
| In good health, Mrs. Thomas keeps
house for her daughter, Anna who
| resides with her. Her
| humor makes her a welcome guest |
and she maintains an
| all about her.
Goes To Italy
Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Paul C. Hes-
_ , MR. AND MRS. JAMES DAVIES, Ili
At a lovely winter ceremony at |
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church,
Malcolm Burnside, Dallas, served |
as best man and ushers were Allan
Mar- |
Mrs. Thomas, who is the former |
Her husband passed away |
sense of |
interest in |
lop, and daughters, Sherry Lee and
Miss Margaret Anne Erickson
To Wed Captain John H. Werts
Peshawan, West Pakistan with the'
Overseas Dependent School.
Capt. Werts is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School and re- |
ceived his commission after gradu-
| ating from Aviation Cadet Train-
ing, Ellington Air Force Base, Hous- !
ton, Texas.
A February wedding is planned.
Mrs. Daniel Thomas, Dallas
Is Feted On 85th Birthday
William, Shavertown; Mrs. Daniel
McCue, Dallas; Anna, also of Dallas,
| and Daniel, Wilkes-Barre.
are 11 grandchildren, 18 great-
grandchildren and one great-great-
grandchild.
| Mrs. Thomas is a member of Gate
| of Heaven Church, Dallas.
| Attending the party in her honor
were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Murph Hislop and
Terri, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Montross
and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
McCue and Mary Ann, Anna Thom-
as, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas,
| Bonnie, Cheryl and Richard, Jr.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, Jo
| Ann and Robert Thomas and the
| honored guest.
| Board To Meet
= Dallas Senior Woman's Club
| Executive Board will meet Monday |
at the home of Mrs.
| yening at 8
College Manor. © Mrs.
{ Vern Groff,
Leslie Lynne, who have been sta-! | George Payne will be co-hostess.
Miss Glenda Kay Williams, daugh- Williams, brother of the bride,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Wil- | Hank Parkhurst, Dallas, and H. tioned at Ofett Air Force Sac Head- |
liams, 81 Sterling Avenue, Dallas, | Keith Jones, Forty Fort. | quarters, Omaha, Neb., have an;
| became the bride of James B.
| Davies, 3rd, son of Mrs. Gordon S.
| Diettrieck, Jr., 27 Splitt Rail Lane,
| Dallas, and the late James B.|a light blue two piece shantung
2nd, on Saturday afternoon, Febru- | dress with matching accessories and
ary 12 at 2 p.m. | white orchid corsage. Mrs. Diet- |
Rev. John Prater performed the | terick wore a green embroidered
double ring ceremony. Mrs. Shirley : linen ensemble with matching ac- |
| Jones was organist. cessories and yellow orchid corsage.
Dennis Williams, nephew of the
bride, was ring bearer.
The mother of the bride selected
will drive from Nebraska to N.Y.,
TWA Jet.
Maureen's folks, Mr. and Mrs. C.
to Italy.
Paul is the son of Mr .and Mrs.
: : _ "7A" reception followed at Irem|F. C. Heslop, Santa Maria, Cal.,
Hg Se ho given . GE Temple Country Club after which | formerly of Schocl Street, Shaver-
| length gown of white silk shantung, the couple left Dna weekend trip. town.
fashioned with a scalloped neckline, They are residing at 17 Burndale ) . Z
long tapered sleeves and empire Rad, Dallas. Hospitalized
waist with Venice lace appliques | The bride is a graduate of Dallas |
on bodice skirt and train. The A- Senior High School and is employed | Orson Kocher, Ruggles, is a pa-|
at Miners National Bank, Dallas
Branch. She attends AIB evening
classes at Wilkes and Kings.
tient at Nesbitt Hospital. Mr.
Kocher, who is 84 years of age fell
and broke his hip.
| line skirt had a detachable chapel |
length train.” A three tier veil of
illusion fell from a matching Dior
overseas assignment to Italy. They !
| Shavertown Auxiliary
and will fly to London, England bv) Plans March Events
Shavertown Fire Company Auxili-
Evans, will meet them They will | ary plans two events: A St. Patricks
visit for sometime before going on!
April 1 and 2.
Chairmen of
| are Grace Kreischer and Alice Doro- |
sky, who will take calls for rum- |
mage.
| Alfred Swelgin to Mr.
| rall, Mr
{ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tde and Rev.
She was the mother of seven | Winfield Kelley.
children, four of whom are living, |
‘Students Gather
There |
Day Party’ March 12 at 8:30 for
firemen and wives; and a rummage i
sale at the Fire Hall March 31,
| Christ will hold
the rummage sale! Acme Auditorium, Gateway Shop-
Couples Club Sets
' Annual Auction Date
Couples Club of Idetown Metho-
dist Church will hold their annual
auction on June 11.
Old and new goods will be solicit-
ed by club members.
The auction date was decided at
a meeting of the group held Satur-
day evening.
Following the business meeting,
the game of “Truth or Conseguenc”
was enjoyed by all present. Refresh-
ments were served by Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. El-
wood Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
| Bergstrasser, Mr .and Mrs. Albert
Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. James Bar-
.and Mrs. Robert Steele,
Three exchange students from Los
Moches, Mexico, recently held a re-
union at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Carlton Davies, Machell Avenue,
Dallas. Miss Rosa Juvera, residing
in Susquehanna, Miss Lupita Del
Campo, residing in Reading and
Miss Margurita (Madggie) Moreno,
guest of Mr :and Mrs. Davies.
Maggie and Diane Davies were
hostesses at a pajama party, fol-
lowing the game. Twenty girls at-
tended:
Shavertown Counle
Wed Eighteen Years
Mr .and Mrs. John Anuskiewicz,
Division Street, Shavertown, observ-
ed their 19th wedding anniversary
| on Thursday, February 17.
The couple was wed in St.
Methodist Church.
They are the parents of a son,
Jchn, Jr., aged 11, a student at
Westmoreland Elementary School.
Mrs. Anuskiewicz is the former
Irene Pekerosky, Edwardsville. Her
husband is the son of Mrs. Sophie
Tyszko, Kingston.
The family are members of St.
Hedwig’s Church, Kingston. Mr.
Anuskiewicz is employed by School
House Textiles, Ashley.
Youth For Christ |
Greater Wilkes-Barre Youth for
its rally in the
Cyril
ping Center, February 26th at 7:45
p.m. The feature of the evening
will be a: film, “Going Steady,”
which deals, with the problem of
Reservations for the party may | teen-age steady dating in a very
be made with Mrs. John Lasher,
|
| — READ THE TRADING POST — | vited.
interesting story form. Plenty of
free parking. The public is in-
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bow. She carried a spray of gar- Mr. Davies is a graduate of Har- | ms
denias interperced with ‘ lemon | grave Military Academy, Chatham, !
leaves. Va. He is employed by Dallas |
Borough. |
Miss Sally A. Moyer, Dallas, maid ,
of honor, wore a maize pure silk |
nile yellow gown featuring a square
neckline, elbow shy sleeves and
basque bodice. The long slim skirt
was complimented by medallions at
waistline and sleeves. and enhanced
with a double panel extending to
| the hem line. Her headpiece was
| a nylon petal bow with bouffant
A personal shower was given the |
bride by Misses Judy Wright and |
Miss Marilyn’ Livezey and a kitchen
shower by Mrs. C. A. Taylor.
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Up At Ball Game
Do you have a maroon bench |
{ veil. She carried green Cymbidium | warmer which is too large for you?
| orchids. | Someone picked up the coat of
Misses Marilyn Livezey, Penny | Ricky Belles by mistake at the Dal- |
las Swoyersville game Friday eve-|
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If you have the new coat will you
please call Ricky at 675-3009. He |
will be glad to exchange with you. |
His name is inside his own bench-
warmer,
| Parkhurst and Judy Wright, all of |
Dallas, were bridesmaids. They
wore nile green gowns, identical in
style to that of the maid of honor
and carried Marguerita daisies with |
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