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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 7
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Demmy,
Lake Street, are vacationing in the
Bahamas.
The condition of David Perry, Sr.,
Carverton, is reported improving.
He is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Glen Ray has returned to Ger-
many after visiting his mother Mrs.
Edna Ray, Huntsville,
Stephen Stearn, Carverton,
patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
is a
Miss Elva Ranier, Baltimore, Md.,
Jahier of Louis Rainer, Rice Ave-
“he, Trucksville, has been selected
to attend the Art Convention in
Boston, Mass., by the art supervis-
ors and Board of Education at An-
napolis, Md. She will be accom-
panied by her sister, Shirley.
Miss Ranier is an art teacher in
Anne Arundel County School Dis-
trict.
William Weber,
Greenbelt, Md. were weekend
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Anderson, Shavertown
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weber,
Sweet Valley.
Clyde Spencer, Beaumont, RD 1,
has been promoted to Airman 2nd
Class. He is with the U.S. Air Force.
Mrs Francis Ged Demunds
Read, has returned home after be-
ing a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss, Leh-
, recently visited their new
granddaughter, Elizabeth Ruth Nuss
Mr. and Mrs.
and her parents, Mv. and Mrs. Art-
hur Nuss, Pulaski, N.Y.
Mrs. John Sheehan. Huntsville
Be celebrated her FGirthday on |
Sy
Mrs.
daughter, returned to their home
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Mrs. Toiser 94, Leaves For Florida
“Pushing” 94, as they say, Mrs.
H. H. Zeiser, 85 Huntsville Road,
da, a custom she has followed for
in Sweet Valley on Monday from: [over a quarter of a century.
Neshitt Hospital,
Mrs. Mary Hudak, Overbrook
Avenue, visited her son and daugh- Scott,
ter in law, Mr .aad Mrs.
Hudak, New Jersey, on Sunday.
Mrs. H. IH, Zeiser, Huntsville, and - weather the icy blasts of mid-win- health if only to stop her from
her daughter, Mrs. Leighton Scott, |
Sr., Easton,
Petersburg, Fiorido, where they plan, others is one of the secrets to a | Scott, Mrs. Howard W. Risley, and
to spend six weeks.
Mrs. Fredric Anderson, Jr., Pioneer
|
| velling at the fact that this woman, | three
| nearly 94,
Mrs. Zeiser left on Monday with |
her daughter, Mrs. Leighton R.|
in the best of health and |
David spirits, and concerned only with the | ative, and a trip to Florida is deem-
i welfare of those she left behind to |
| ter Dallas.
Concern with the well-being of |
| long life, one suspects upon mar- |
is still able to make!
Avenue, is a patient in Nesbitt Hos- | thousand- mile tri ips. with more ease
pital, where she was admitted on |
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks
. Gay Williams Is 16,
niece Elaine Hunt, Lehman, oa Party Marks Occasion
the weekend as the guests of their | |
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Shipman and family,
Spencerport, N. Y.
© Mrs. W. F. Newberry, Pioneer
Avenue, has returned after having
been a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
following accident injuries.
3k % x §
onna Mae, daughter of Mr. and
®5. Clinton Cobleigh, E. Dallas, is
confined to her home with the
chicken pox. Donna is in kinder-
j/@ten at Westmoreland School.
~ Ted Kerpovich, nine year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ker-
povich, Shavertown, RD 5, 'is in
Nesbitt Hospital with pneumonia.
His six year old brother, Mark, re-
cently returned from Nesbitt, after
yndergoing a fonsiiseiony.
S/Sgt. wie Mrs. Paul C. Heslop,
Sherri‘'Léee and Leslie Louise, Belle-
ville, Neb., formerly of Shavertown,
recently = stopped in Forty Fort,
where they visited the former's |
launt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bart
Tialdo. The Heslops were enroute
to Italy, where they’ will live for
thyge years.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bender and
family, Palmyra, N. Y., spent some
time with the latter's parents, Mr.
ww Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Huntsville
d.
* = *
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Burdick,
Jr., have moved from Center Street,
Forty Fort to Huntsville Road.
Mrs. Alice Davis is recuperating |
Miss Gay Williams, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams,
N. Lehigh Street, Shavertown, who |
marked her 16th birthday on Feb- |
| ruary 25 wag feted at a birthday |
pajama party recently at her home.
Guests were Carol McCoy, Joanne |
Gruver, Sally Walk, Carol Reimiller,
Cathy Connelly, Joan Lawson, tha
guest of honor and the hostess.
Joan Madeline Skopic
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skopic, Sweet
Valley, announce the birth of a
daughter, Joan Madeline, cn March
3 rat Nesbit Hotspital.
The little girl, who is the first
child of the couple weighed seven
pounds, four ounces at birth.
Mother, is the former Joan Baur,
Shavertown.
Karen Lynn Waldow
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Waldow,
Jr., Whiteboro, N.Y., announce the
birth of a daughter,
New Hartford, N.Y. -
The new arrival weighed ‘in at
| seven pounds, ten ounces and joins
a family of two older
| Stephen III, aged six and Mark, five.
Mr. Waldow* is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Waldew, Sr.
| Shavertown. This is their first
at her home in Trucksville, after |
being hospitalized at Nesbitt Me-
morial from February 10 to 23.
She had suffered bruises and shock
from a traffic accident.
Annabelle Ambrose has returned
to Penna. State College after visit-
ing Charles Malkemes at City Coun-
ty Hospital, Bowling Green, Ky.
#* * *
Gilbert Pharos, Main Road, Sweet
Valley, remains a patient in Gen-
eral Hospital, where he has sub-
mitted to two operations in two
weeks. His son and daughter in law,
Mr .and Mrs. Gerald Pharos are
guests at the home of his parents.
arla Ray, Sweet Valley, has
ill with the virus.
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Darwin Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smith, Sweet Valley,
underwent an emergency appen-
dectomy on Monday. Darwin, a
student at Lake Lehman High
School is a well known guitarist
and folk singer.
Joseph Kunigas, Sr., has returned
to his home in Sweet Valley after
having been a patient at Neshits
Hospital.
Gail Lynne Austin
A seven pound, three ounce
daughter, Gail Lynne, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin, RD 1
Harveys Lake, February 26, at Gen-
eral Hospital.
There is a son, Charles, two. Mrs. |
Austin is the former Lynne Boyle,
Baa
‘Mrs. Charles Nuss, L
granddaughter.
Elizabeth Ruth Nuss
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nuss, Pula-
ski, N.Y., announce 'the birth of a
daughter,
ruary 16.
There are two older brothers, |
Jimmy, aged three and David, six.
Mother is the former Ethel Marc- |
hand, Bradford.
Mr. Nuss is the son of Mr. and |
Lehman and is
a teacher in the Pulaski Schools.
At Geisinger
Miss Margaret Wood, Birch Hill
Lane, is a patient at Geisinger Med-
ical Center.
of |
86
Karen Lynn, |
on March 7 at St. Luke's Hospital, |
brothers, |
Elizabeth Ruth, on Feb- |
than many ycung people.
terest is the fact that Mrs. Dany 4
Peter Stoplc aud infant embarks on her annual trip to Flori- who is formerly from Wilkes Barre |
and the widow of a well-known
| Superintendent of Schools there,
has never been a patient in a hos-
{ pital.
Mrs. Zeiser is vigorous and talk-
ed by some to be necessary for her
| doing housework for a while.
She has three children, Mrs.
| Bruce R. Zeiser, Providence, R.I.,
grandchildren, and eight
great-grandchildren.
IM And Mrs. M. Race
Are Wed Ten Years
| Mr. and Mrs. Melvin O. Race, 108
Filmore Avenue, Endicott, N.Y., will
celebrate their 10th wedding en-
niversary today.
The couple were married in Ben-
nett Presbyterian Church, Luzerne
by Rev. A. James Cara. Mrs. Race
"is the former Barbara Frear, daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Freas, Kingston. Her husband
| is the son of Mrs. Ida Race, Center-
| moreland and the late Charles
Race.
They are the parents of one son,
Melvin Charles, a third grade stu-
dent in Endicott Schools.
Mr. Race is employed by Harris
Food Liners, Vestal, N.Y.
Wendy Jane Van Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VanHorn,
Dallas, RD 3, became the parents
of a six pound, twelve ounce daugh-
ter, Wendy Jane, March 5 at Gen- |
| eral Hospital. There are two other |
\ children, Eddie and Debbie.
Mrs. VanHorn is the former Alice
Doran, Dallas.
Cynthia Cobleigh, 9
Celebrates Birthday
Cynthia Cobleigh, daughter of
and Herman Otto.
Mrs. Walter Kozemchak Heads
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
elected new officers for the coming
two years at a meeting held at]
Prince of Peace Church this week. |
Mrs. Walter Kozemchak was]
chosen as president, Mrs. Clyde |
Davis, 1st vice president; Mrs. Jo- |
seph Morton, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. Robert Stair, recording sec-
retary; Miss Marlyne Lipfert, treas- |
urer; Mrs. Robert Richardson, ass’t
secretary; Mrs. Thomas Decker, cot- |
responding secretary; Mrs. Edward |
Thompson, ass’t treasurer.
Mrs. Ned Hartman headed the
nominating committee.
Mrs. Merton Jones, retiring pres- |
ident presided.
Junior High Art Contest winners |
were announced by Fine Arts Chair- |
man, Mrs. Robert Richardson. First |
prize winner for 9th grade was |
David Burkhart, 2nd, prize- -8th |
grade Catherine Houck, 2nd. Miss |
Deborah Anderson, 3rd, Judy Blaze. |
1st prize for the Tth grade was
shared by Miss Elizabeth Eckman
be used to distribute to the needy |
regardless of race, creed or color. |
Mrs. Stair will send these Bible
to T. S. White's Bible Ministry. Any
tact Mrs.
Mrs.
Stair.
Paul Bartolacci gave a de-
Mental Retardation Comprehensive
Plan public meeting that she and
four other delegates of the Dallas
support this program.
Miss Susie Williams @announcad
Fnat dues notices have been sent
cut. Dues are payable April 1st.
| before the next membership meet-
ing to be held April 5th. Checks
may be sent to Mrs. Kozemchak,
Treasurer and Miss Williams,
sistant Treasurer.
Retiring board members will en-
tertain the new officers and board
| at’ a covered dish supper to be
held at Mrs. Kozemchak’s home on
is requested. to bring her own place |
| is reaquested to bring her own oe]
Mrs. Kenneth Hunter thanked all | setting.
those who helped to make the Rum- | Atty. Merton. Jones, presented the!
mage Sale a success. Adult cloth- | program for the evening. “Life
ing that was nct sold was sent | Without Father”.
to Retreat Hospital, Childrens cloth. | The April membership meeting
ing went to the orphans in Viet| will be a covered dish supper at |
Nam.
Mrs. Robert Stair received a re-| 5. Each member is requested to
quest for any old, worn, torn Bibles bring a covered dish and her own
or any parts of Bibles that could. place setting.
Mrs. Charles Palmer, Trucksville
To Observe 83rd Birthday Sunday
Mrs. Charles Palmer, Orchard | where she turns out puppets for the
Street, Trucksville, will observe her | youngsters who are patients.
83rd birthday on Sunday, March 12. She is a member of Trucksville
A resident of Kingston Township | Methodist Church.
for the past 51 years, Mrs. Palmer; In addition to Mrs. Bennett, there
for many years taught school at are two other daughters, Mrs. Fred
Trucksville Elementary Building. Finney, Lancaster and Mrs. Harold
She is the former Susan Cure, Rice, Jersey Shore. She thas 12
German, Pa. : granddaughters, three great-grand-
Mrs. Palmer resides. with. Her SORE and one great-granddaughter.
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Her family will gather at the
Mrs. Sheldon Bennett and holds a Bennett home over the weekend to
favored place in the hearts of her celebrate the occasicn.
daughters and grandchildren.
Since retirement she has kept Harry Goeringer celebrated his
busy with church activities,” the birthday on March 4 and Jack Lan-
quilting circle and Nesbitt Hospital “dis” will mark his anniversary on
Auxiliary, Shavertown Branch March 15.
March Birthdays
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cobleigh, East |
Dallas, celebrated her ninth birth- |
day with the third grade class at |
her home recently. |
Games were played and refresh- |
| ments served to Debbie Casterline, |
| Michele Cybulski, Sherry Bonning |
| Carol Evans, Ann Krivak, Donna |
| Dickson, Nelline Pegenski, Sharon |
Carkhuff, Jackie, Jerry, Donna Mae |
and Peggy Jean Cobleigh.
| Later in the evening, her grand- |
| parents helped celebrate the oc-
and Mrs.
Eugene |
|
| casion, Ben Cobleigh, Mr. |
| Ray Price, Mr. and Mrs. |
Lovells and cousin, Larry. |
‘To Sell Easter Candy |
i
The Third Order of St. Francis,
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, |
is selling Easter Candy this year.
A tempting variety will .be sold |
after all the masses and orders may ||.
| be placed with any member of the |
Serving
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MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY :
As- |
club member of area resident in-
terested in this program, please con- |
tailed report on the Mental Health
club attended. The club voted to.
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| Prince of Peace Church on April
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Noxen Girl To Wed Chicago Classmate
Miss Susan Frances May
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. May, Sr.,
Noxen, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Susan Frances, to
W. B. Kuchinsky, son of Anthony
Kuchinsky, Chicago, IIL
Miss May, is a 1964 graduate of
Tunkhannock High School and with |
her fiance is a sophomore at Central
Missouri State College. Both plan to
transfer to Northern Illinois Univer-
sity to finish their education.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Surprised At Party
Mrs. Elizabeth Billings, Grand-
view Avenue, Dallas, was guest of
honor at a surprise birthday party |
Saturday evening, March 5, at her |
home.
Present were Miss Florence
Frantz, Albert Billings, Mrs. Leslie
Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Frantz,
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Finn, Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Gorey, Mr. and
Mrs. Elias Frantz, Jr., Mr. and
| Mrs. Ralph Frantz and the guest
o! honor.
Mr. And Ms. Giles Wilson
Mr .and Mrs. Giles Wilson, East
Dallas, will celebrate their 32nd
wedding . anniversary on Friday,
March 25.
The couple was married in Dallas
Methodist Church by Rev. Francis
Freeman. Mrs. Wilson is the former
Mabel Rozelle, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rozelle.
Her husband is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson.
Mr. Wilson was one of the fore-
most turkey raisers in this section
turned the business over to his son,
Nelson.
Active in politics, Mr. Wilson was
a former Dallas ‘Township School
from our
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of Pennsylvania until his retirement !
several years ago, at which time he
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The couple are members of East
Dallas Methodist Church in which
they have always taken an active
part.
Spaghetti Supper
Back Mountain Police Auxiliary
will hold a Spaghetti Supper on
April 16 at Lehman Fire Hall, be-
ginning at 5:30 p.m.
Mrs. Florence Davenport is in
charge and will be assisted by Mrs.
Frank Roginski and Mrs. Michael
The Auxiliary met recently and
made plans for the event.
hour followed.
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Karla Ray Honored
On 21st Birthday
Mr .and Mrs. Albert L. Ray, Main
Road, Sweet Valley, entertained at
a surprise birthday party, Satur-
day evening, February 26, honoring
their daughter, Karla Penny, on the
occasion of her twenty-first birth-
day.
Colors of the rainbow were car-
ried out in the decorating motif.
The large cake bore the inscription
“Happy Birthday Karla—21 Years”
and featured drawings depicting the
legal age. Group singing, games and
dancing were the main diversions
of the evening. A buffet luncheon
was served to the following guests,
Ann Mariie DeVizia, Peggy Spears,
Mary Ann Rasimus, Phyllis Ross,
Barry Ray, Mary Green, Pat Seniuk,
Sharon Conklin, Nency Thomas,
Brian Seckler, Carol Culver, Walt
Beneto, Bill Gable, Jean Polacky,
| John Williams, Helen Dugan, Bette
Johns, Dick Brown, James Keaney
and the honored guest.
Karla is a member of the junior
class of College Misericordia were
she is a sociology major.
Te Honor Worthy
Matren, Bpril 1
The forty-first annual banquet of
the Dallas Chapter No. 396, Order
of the Eastern Star honoring the
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Elsie Jolley,
and the Worthy Patron, Mr. Dennis
Bonning, Jr., will be held at the
Irem Temple Country Club, Friday,
April 1, at 6:30 p.m., when members
and friends are invited to attend.
Mrs. Bina Holdredge, general
chairman, was hostess to the com-
mittee at her home Tuesday, March
8, when tentative plans were made.
Will Receive Gift
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stitzer, James
Street, Shavertown, were one of the
local couples who were married in
1916, thereby entitling them to a
lovely gift from Bergman's Store,
are also celebrating their
' golden anniversary this year.
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