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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA _
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Personal
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fisk, Sweet
Valley, left Fort Myers, Florida on
March 28 to return to their home
here.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl, Pioneer
Avenue, visited their new grand-
daughter, Stephanie Stahl and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl
at Boston, Mass., over the week-
end. :
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Mrs. Pearl Keller, Kunkle, had
among her Sunday visitors Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Erickson, daughter
Theresa and grandson, Mark, Atlan-
tic City.
A. Mary Glahn, Bunker Hill
and Mrs. Stella Inman, Luzerne, will
leave Friday to spend several days
including Easter with Mrs. Glahn’s
mother and sister, Mrs. Daisy Prynn
and Mrs. Marjorie Vollrath, Ro-
chester, N.Y.
* x *
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kunkle, will
arrive home next week from Florida,
where they have spent the winter,
Mrs. Bernice Spencer, Rome, Pa.
has. returned to her home after win-
tering at Summerfield, Fla. :
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jones, High-
land Drive, Dallas, have moved to
Wilmington, Del. Sl :
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Orrison- Kocher, Ruggles, has re-
turned to his. home from Nesbitt
Hospital where he has been a
patient for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Chavpell, Plym-
oul are residing at 36° Burndale
Rodd, Dallas. abn
Mrs. Andrew Sordoni, who has
been ‘spending the winter at Miami
Beach, Fla., has returned to the
Sterling Hotel. /
WW. and Mrs. Gilbert Gigello and
son, Brooklyn, N.Y., recently visited |
Mr. and Mrs. William Gennetts and
family at Loyalville.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown, Loyal-
ville, visited relatives in Nixon, N.J.
last weekend.
Ralph Antrim, Park Drive. Dallas,
is a patient at Geisinger Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor Funk and
children, Midland Drive. visited Mr. |
and Mrs. Bdwin M. Wingert, |
Waynesboro during the past week-
end.
Mrs. Ethel Cooper has returned to
her home in Centermoreland after
spending two months in - Florida.
While there she visited Mrs:Cath-
erine Williams and Mrs. Jennie
Trise and family at Miami Beach, ;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christ and
her sister, Mrs. Mary LaBar at Mel- |
bourne. She also spent two weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Jackson, Richmond, Va., and Mrs.
John at
Vienna, Va.
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Harry Carson, Shrine Acres, has
rojyffned home after having been a
pat¥ent at General Hospital.
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21r. and Mrs. Douglas Lamoreux,
8 and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lyons, Bunker Hill, ‘spent the week-
end at Gettysburg and Lancaster
where they visited the. former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Lam-
oreux, who now live at Willow
Street. . :
Mrs, Lamoreux is the. former Shir-
ley Johns and Mrs. Lyons is the
former Jane Dover, Mr. Lyons will
leave for the service’ on April 12.
Mrs. Hans Menzel, Church Stre=t
is a patient at Mercy Hospital. Sh
is in Room 247 and would. appre-
ciate hearing from her friends.
bert: Brown, : son. of Mr." and
“5. Arja’ Brown. Férguson Avenue,
has been ill at’ his home with the
virus. LA :
x. and Mrs. Victor Long and
family. Belfonte. snent the worlkend
with: the former's brother and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs: Alvin Long and
Brent, Parrish Street.
* * *
Mrs. Ralph Brown, Dallas, hae
returned home after svending some
time with her son and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Brown, Elmira
New York.
Miss Marv Wilkes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilkes
eWstminster Drive, Dallas, will re-
turn to Ohio University on Sunday
after spending the spring recess
with her parents.
aMry is the sister of Mike Wilkes.
all star athlete of Dallas High
School.
Neshitt Auxiliary
Tw Meet Tomorrow
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary will meet Friday,
April 1 at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church.
‘Mrs. William Thomas will pre-
side and Paul J. Brody, represent-
ative of Transcontinental Pipe Line
Corporation will show a film, ‘“Nat-
ural Gas In The March Of Progress.”
All members are urged to attend
as April is perfect attendance
month.
Mrs. Robert Shotwell is chairman
of hostesses and will be assisted by
Mesdames Charles: Palmer, Jack
Pauling, H. E. Payne, Paul Priebe,
George Rice, Harry Rymer, Harold
Shappelle, J. B. Schooley, George
Seelandt, R. D. Shepherd, Viola
Schmasman, Byron Shortz, Loren
Samsel, Alta Travis, Lewis Under-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 7
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
/ Fiancee Of Daniel R. Mahoney
; BK ERY 7 3
MISS LINDA FAYE SCHRAMM
Mr. and Mrs. James Vernon| Army where he received the rank
Schramm, 1072 Linthicum Street, | of Sp 15, E 5 and served as ad-
Tarrant City, Alabama, announce | ministrative specialist.
the engagement of their daughter, | Prior to enlistment, he was em-
Linda Faye, to Daniel Richard Ma- | ployed at Ford Motor Company,
honey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson | Mahwah, N.J.
Mahoney, Sweet Valley, Pa. The wedding. will take place on
Mr. Mahoney is a graduate of| June 25 at First Assembly of God
Lake-Lehman High School and has| Church 4737 2nd Avenue, N., Birm-
completed service with the U. S. ingham, Alabama.
Carol Keithline Weds
Charles Corby At St. Paul's
Miss Carol Keithline, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keithline
Tunkhannock, RD, and Charles Cor-
by, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cor-
by, Jenks were united in marriage at-{ David Hopkins, Vienna, N.J.; Susan
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shaver- | Keithline, Donna Smith and Ronald
town, on Saturday afternoon, March | DeRemer, Tunkhannock; Harry Sig-
ag: { lin, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Corby, the
Rev. Frederic H. Eidam performed | bridal’ couple and the host and
the ceremony. | hostess.
A reception was held at the home '
Mr. And Mrs. Frank Smith
Are Wed 27 Years March 30
Observing their twenty seventh | Weaver and Sue Smith.
wedding = anniversary yesterday, Natives of England, the couple
March 30, were Mr. and Mrs. Frank | were wed in Plains Methodist
Smith, Orange. | Chuyehr by Rev. Lorenzo Jones.
There ‘are four children, John,| Mrs. Smith is the daughter of
Orange; Frank, Jr, Washington, | Justice of the Peace and Mrs. Jonh
D!C.; Mrs. Wayne Weaver, Orange, Fowler, Orange.
and George at home. Also three Mr. Smith is employed for Kutz
grandchildren, Cathy and Duane Bakery.
of the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wall, Noxen. Pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Niles Sick-
ler, Maureen, Elaine and Steven;
Stephanie Stahl | Rev. Bound Speaker
Mr. and Mrs. John (Stahl, 997, Bt 0.E.S. Banquet
Park Drive, Boston, Mass., announce | Rev. Clifford Bound to ¢
A , pastor o
the birth of a ‘daughter, Stephani H
2 oh 5 3 { 2 g U i 2 | the Luzerne Methodist Church, will
ios nig af boson very address the members and friends of
Cali IAT. he weighed. Dallas Chapter No. 396 Order of the
in at seven pounds, four ounces, has | Pay Ser =~ the Trem Tonle
an older sister, Christine, aged six. a a as
Mother is the former Marcia El-| 6:30 p.m. when ha Worthy Mateon
ston, daughter of Mrs. Alice Elston, ' Patron, Mr. Dennis Bonning, Tr. will
Lehman and the late William El-| be the honored guests at the forty-
ston, | first annual banquet.
Mr. Stahl is the son of Mr. and | Mrs. Eleanor Witheridge, District
Mrs. John Stahl, Shavertown. He | Deputy Grand Matron of District 21-
is working toward his dectorate at | A, will also be an honored guest.
Boston University, where he holds | Mrs. Bina Holdredge, chairman of
a teaching fellowship. | the banquet committee, has invited
| the members and friends of the
| Charles BE. James Memorial Assem-
BL
Philip Arthur Pascoe . bly of the Order of the Rainbow
i for Girls to enjoy the dancing fol-
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Pascoe, ! 3
Hatboro, Pa., former Carverton res- | lowing the banquet.
idents, announce the birth of a son, |
Philip Arthur, born March 27, at, Hosts Party
Hatboro, Pa.
The little one weighed in at six Mrs. Thomas Sayre was hostess
pounds, five ounces. at a party Wednesday evening at
Mr. Pascoe is the son of Mrs. | her home. Attending were: Mes-
Estella Pascoe and the late Philip | dames Lewis Ferrey, Eleanor Bron-
Pascoe.
Mrs. Daisy Crispell, Ruggles
To Mark 82nd Birthday, Friday
Mrs. Daisy Crispell will celebrate
her 82nd birthday to-morrow with
her family.
Born on April 1, 1884, in a log
house near the Rock School in Rug-
gles to parents Nathan A., and Ella
May ‘ Miller Kocher, Mrs. Crispell
was educated in the Rock School
and the Pleasant Hill Academy,
Sweet Valley, returning to teach
one year at Rock and two years
at the old Laketon School.
She married Fred C. Crispell who
died December 29, 1953 and raised
four children, Clarence Oberst, Har-
veys Lake, Mrs. Ella Cobleigh Bing-
hamton, N.Y.; Mrs. Lela Sickler,
Lehman, and Mrs. Annabelle Eshel-
man, Thonotosassa, Florida. She has
thirteen grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Mrs. ‘Crispell maintaing her own
the wedding of Miss Judith Wright,
37 Westminster Drive, Dallas, Pa.,
to Mr. H. Keith Jones, 19 Orchard
Place, Forty-Fort.
The ceremony will be performed |
in the Prince of Peace Church, Dal- |
las by the Reverend John S. Prater, |
Rector of the Prince of Peace Church |
and the Reverend Paul Price of Day-
ton, Ohio, formerly of Wilkes-Barre,
on April 16th at 2:00 p.m.
Schwartz of Passaic, New Jersey.
Maid of Honor will be Carolyn |
| B, Davies
|
home and finds two days a week |
to render services to others. She
has pieced and quilted two quilts
for her grandchildren this winter.
“Daisy has been a member of the’
Ruggles Methodist Church all her
life and holds the record for being
its oldest member. She has served
as an officer in the Ladies Aid So- |
ciety for many years and is a Char-
ter Member of the Women’s Society
of Christian Service where she held
the post of secretary many terms:
She was honored along with six
others at the 25th anniversary of
the organization in December. She
has one living brother, Atlee Kocher,
Dallas, who recently celebrated his
72nd birthday, a sister Lucy Crispell,
Harveys Lake, and a half sister
Amy Elizabeth Lamoreaux, Hun- |
locks Creek.
Invitations have been issued for! Bridesmaids are Georgia MecCutch- |
eon and Mrs. James B. Davies, III,
both of Dallas, Sara Sgarlet of Wyo-
ming, and Josephine Zachary, Shav-
| erown.
Best man will be Edward C. Laird
of Haddonfield, New Jersey. Ushers
are Theodore Wright, brother of the
bride; Thomas Morgan, cousin of
the groom, Schuylkill Haven; James
III, Dallas and Doug-
las Clark, Upper Montclair, New
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Wyo-
ming Avenue, Dallas,
Sunday, March 27.
and Mrs. John Dyer, Cal.
seven years.
celebrated |
their silver wedding anniversary, | prise dinner on Saturday evening
Mr. Hayes is the son of the late |
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes, Phila- | sophomore at Misericordia College
delphia. He is employed at Linear, |
where he has worked for twenty | Dallas.
They are members of Prince of |
Mr. And Ms. Charles Hayes
Feted On Silver Anniversary
Peace Church, Dallas
The couple were hosted at a sur- |
| at Perugino’s and the Gas Light, |
Mrs. Hayes is the former June|by their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Beckman, Phila, daughter of Mr. games Clee, Philadelphia and Mrs.
| John Dyer.
There are two children, June, a
and Charles, Jr., Elizabeth Street,
There is c¢ne grandson |
| Charles III, three years old.
Baby Shower Held
For Mrs. BR. Keiper
A baby shower was held in hon-
Lee Mintzer and Betty Mintzer,
recently.
Present were Mary Traver, Sam-
uel Arendt and Esther,” Mrs. Fred
Coole, Mrs. Warren Hathaway, Mrs.
Wandell, Mrs. Walter Wandell and
| Mark, Mrs. Arnold Williams. and
{ Susan, Mrs. Clayton Keiper, Mrs. El-
mer Webber, Mrs. Russell Traver.
Local Teachers Attend
Delta Kappa Gamma
the business meeting and luncheon
of the Delta Kappa Gamma, an in-
teachers, at Aldino’s Manor on Sat-
urday, March 25, were: Miss Pearl
Mrs. Marjorie Cc.zrcve, Miss Cor-
nelia Davis, Mrs. Nora Dymond, Miss
Ruth Merrel,
ble, and Mrs. Dorothy Withey.
Program Chairman, Mrs.
Beryl Austin, presented Miss Dor-
othy Bayless of Hazleton who re-
viewed “The Incurable Scar” by
Caroline Bird.
The April 16th meeting will be a
tea at Hotel Sterling honoring the
Future Teachers of local high
schools and colleges.
son, Gloris Naugle, James Brink,
Floyd Wolfe, Michael Harmon, Rob-
ert Sayre, Thomas Creasing, Edwin
Britt, Francis Daniels and Susan
and Wendy Morgan, Debbie, Karen
and Beth Sayre and the hostess.
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or of Mrs. Richard Keiper by Mrs. !
Kunkle at the home of the latter
ternational society for key women |
Miss Sophia Morris, |
Mrs. Carrie Rood, Mrs. Arline Trim- |
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| Trucksville Couple
| Married 25 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keast, Har-
rig Hill Road, Trucksville, will ob-
serve their 25th wedding anniver-
sary on Saturday, April 2.
{| The couple were married
Trucksville Methodist Church by
Rev. Harry M. Savacool. Mrs. Keast
is the former Elizabeth Sink, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sink,
Trucksville. Her husband is the son
of Mr .and Mrs. Fred Keast, Plym-
outh.
They ‘are the parents of. three
children, Mrs. Dayton Garnett, Jr.,
IRD 5, Shavertown; Fred and James,
| 2% home.
There is also one grandson, Sam-
Back Mountain teachers attending | ;e] Garnett.
The family expect to spend the
day at Vestal, N.Y., where they
| will attend the wedding of their
| nephew.
Averett, Mrs. Oce Beryl Austin, Miss |
Hazel Baer, Mis: Lilli-n Burgess, | Mrs. Carol Sickler Is
Guest At Baby Shower
Mrs. Carol Sickler was guest of
honor at a Baby Shower given by |
Mrs. Judy Gramley, Tunkhannock,
RD 5, on March 11.
Mrs. Rodney Traver, Mrs. Grace
| Rogers, Mrs. Melvin Matthews, Mrs. |
Paul Hosier, Mrs. Cora Barber, Mrs.
Frances Cook, Mrs. Joseph Shalata, Jane Traver, Emily Weaver, Nora |
Mrs. Rusik, Mrs. Sickler and the | Derhammer, the guest of honor and |
hostess.
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| Bride-Elect Of Corey F. Perrin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sheerer,
Port Royal, Pa., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Marilyn
Ann, to Corey F. Perrin, son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Wallace Perrin, Roslyn,
Penna.
Miss Sheerer was graduated from |
Bloomsburg State College and is
presently enrolled in the Graduate
School of Education at Syracuse
University, N.Y.
Mr. Perrin is a senior at Blooms-
burg State ‘College and plans to
enter the Presbyterian Seminary
upon graduation. He is the grand-
son of Mrs. Donald W. Perrin,
Trucksville, and the late Mr. Perrin.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
HOSPITALIZED
Mrs. Margaret Moen, Dalas, will
enter Berwick Hospital this week
Miss Judith Wright, Dallas, Er
Selects Wedding Attendants |
MISS MARILYN ANN SHEERER
Miss Donna: Jean Franklin
Is Bride Of Thomas Harry
Miss Donna Jean Fanklin, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Esther Franklin, RD 1,
Shickshinny became the bride of
Thomas Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Harry, Hunlock Creek, RD 1,
on February 26 at Bloomingdale
Bible Protestant Church.
Rev. William Howie performed
the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Mar-
jorie Wolfe was organist.
The bride, escorted by her uncle.
Harry Franklin, wore a floor length
gown of Chantilly lace over bridal
taffeta designed with a fitted basque
bodice and quarter length sleeves
and skirt accentuated with a bow!
| in the back. She carried a bouquet
| Karen Harvey Guest
At Bridal Shower
A bridal shower was given in hon-
or of Karen Harvey, Woodlawn
Drive, Dallas,
Brace, on Saturday afternoon.
The shower was given by Mrs.
Wayne Brace at Esther's Restau-
in Beaumont.
ham dinner was
rant
A delicious
"served to ‘the following guests:
Marian Parrish, Agnes Weiss, Julia
Denmon, Mildred Jackson, Jennie
Smith, Arla Charney, Joyce Smith,
Alma Brown, Hazel Condon, Jean-
nie Clark, Clara Rifenbery, Vivian
Clark, Marian Taylor, Pauline
Smith, Layiah Martin, Carol Smith,
Leona Brace, ‘Hope Smith, Patricia
Clark, Ruth Brace, all of Beaumont;
Hazel Robbins, Pittston; Irene Dy=
mond, Noxen; Marian Harvey, and
the guest of honor.
Miss Harvey received many love-
ily and useful gifts.’
The wedding of Lee and Karen
will take place in the Dallas Metho-
dist” Church on Saturday, May 14
at 2 p.m. and the couple will be
|
{at home to their many friends in!
| their newly purchased ‘home at
| Sweet Valley ,after May 21st.
‘Barbara Ann Spencer
Guest At Shower
Barbara Ann Spencer was guest
| of honor at a variety shower given
| recently by Winifred ‘Spencer and
! Mrs. Gladys Wood at her home,
| Dallas, RD 1, Lake Catalpa.
| Present were Mrs. Edris Spencer,
Mrs. Viola Hilbert, Freda Crane,
' Letha Lee, Helen Crane, Winifred
Warman, Betty Gale, Lois Sesson,
Nancy Smith, Eileen Foss, Letha
Tituy, Mary Jean Crane, Margaret
Present were Mrs. Doris Garinger, | Hahn, Marie Trudgeon, Diane Black- |
Helen Lewis, Roberta Trud-
geon, Tiny Mock, Janice Sickler,
well,
the hostesses.
fy ‘OPEN THURS. and FRI. EVES.
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LUZERNE
i of white carnations.
Miss Sandra:Gable, a classmate of
the bride, was ‘maid of honor d
wore an | acquamarine ‘gown
matching headpiece. Miss Judy Ann
Franklin, sister of ‘ the -bride was
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bridesmaid and flower girl was an-
| other sister of the bride, Helen Irene
' Franklin.
The bridesmaid
"gown styled with three quarter
length ‘sleeves, lace bodice and
matching headpiece.. The flower girl
was gowned in organza lace and
carried a“ basket of flowers.
Alfred Gizenski,. cousin of the
bride, served as best man and Hale
| Bronson, cousin. of the bridegroom,
| was usher.
| Holly Mansley Is Guest
Bt Western Style Party
Holly Mansley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Mansley, Pinecrest
Avenue, Dallas, was honored re-
dently at a western style birthday
party, celebrating her tenth . birth-
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with |
wore a maize’
A reception followed at the Fal- |
con Hall, ‘Mocanaqua, after which |
| the couple left on a wedding trip
| to the Poconos.
The bride is a graduate of Lake-
alumnus of Northwest Area High
School is: employed by Common-
wealth Telephone Company.
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day.
Present were Ann Jones, Barbara
Berti, JoAnn Huttman, Raelene Dar-
ing, Patty VanEtten, Jennie Rodda,
Jennie Kapson, Susan Carmon,
Trudy Drake, Pam Gingell, Kathy
Hoover and Susan Mattern.
Refreshments were cerved and
games played.
Holly is a fifth grade student at
Dallas Elementary School
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