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Miss Judith Stanley, daughter of
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Miss Lorraine Stash, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stash, Over-
brook Avenue, Dallas, both of Ar-
lington, Va., will fly in for the
Easter weekend on Friday to spend
the holiday with their parents. The
girls are employed at Washington,
D.C., with the U. S. Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
Justice of the Peace, Beatrice
Williams, Hill Street, Trucksville,
returned home last week after
spending some time with her daugh-
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eighborhood Ne oT Notes Of Personal Interest
Mrs. Louise Foss, Sweet Valley,
celebrated her 88th birthday on
March 18th, at her home. A lunch-
eon was served at noon to Mrs. |
Anha Kocher, Mrs. Herman Lutes,
Bennet Cobleigh, Mrs. Stanley
| Livezey, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lynn. |
Ice cream and cake were served
to “other ‘callers through the ‘day
and evening: Clifford Foss, Helen
Slatky, Mrs. Jean Honeywell, Mrs.
phia, who recently underwent
surgery.
heldon Evans, prominent hav.
ertown druggist, submitted to surg- |
ery at General Hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shipman and
children, Spencerport, N. Y. will]
arrive Friday to spend the Easter
holiday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Marks, | Lehman. : Mrs]
Shipman and ‘the ‘youngsters will |
remain here for another week.
Earl W. Balliet, Chase Road,
a patient in, Nesbitt Hospital," Room |
207. He would appreciate hearing |
from. his friends." :
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Thomas F. Heffer- |
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nan, Druid Hills Drive, returned |
home yesterday after wvacationing |
in Florida. 3
Mr; and Mrs. Richard ad
Shagbark Drive, Shavertown, have
returned home after spending three |
weeks in Florida, where they visit- |
ed their son, Rick and family, at |
Palm Beach Gardens. The Rudys
toed many places of interest in-
clufiing St. Petersburg, St. ‘Augus-
tine, Weeki Wachee, where they |
saw a fascinating mermaid present:
ation and other. points along the
East and West coasts of the resort
st, “Richard Jr., is. associated |
wih the RCA Corporation,
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, wy
Lake Catalpa, entertained at a small |
dinner party on Tuesday evening. |
Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Box, S. Caro- |
lina, are now residing at 8 Main
Street, Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hauck and
daughters, Perrin Avenue, will have |
as Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Dawson, Teaneck, N.J., and
Mr. and Mrs: G. G. Boyd and fam-
ily, Cranford, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Showers,
Allentown, have moved to 128 Elie
abeth Street, Dallas:
Mrs. Jack Williams, Shrine Acres,
is a patient at General Hospital,
where she has been confined for
eight weeks. She would appreciate
hearing from her friends and neigh-
bors. : ; :
Mr. and Mrs. William Garnett,
Loyalville, are spending the winter
with their daughter and son in law,
Mr. and Mis. Stanley Mroczkowski,
at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
James Park, Idetown, is a’ patient]
at Nesbitt: Hospital, where he was
admitted five weeks ago.
Ralph Ashburner,
Kunkle, is a
fent at Nesbitt Hospital.
YMrs. Bernard Stanulis, the for-|
mer Ruth Tinsley, Dallas, is a
gi at General Hospital.
inda Davies, student at Dickin- |
son College, Carlisle, is spending the,
Easter recess. with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Carleton Davies, Marc and
Diane, Machell Avenue. y
Barbara - Sheehan, student
Lycoming College, Williamsport,
spending her Easter recess with her
family, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Shee-
han,
Street.
Beth and Steven, Saginaw,
{ don McKeel,
| former Alice Smalley, daughter of
| the late Mr.
Conrad Hislop, Mrs. Richard Rogers,
Ricki, and Karri Lynn, Mrs. Shel. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Lester |
Lynn, Kollin Foss, Thomas Foss, |
| Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and |
| Wendy, ‘Evelyn = Parkinson, Susan |
| Morgan, Diane and Helen Wesley. |
A telephone call from her sister,
Mrs. William Garnett, in Florida
proved a highlight of the observ-/
ance.
Mrs.
Foss, who is the former
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in the family home which her hus- '
Mrs. Louise Foss,
Marks 88th Birthday, March 18
Sweet Valley
band, the late Corey Foss built for
her as a bride at Sweet Valley.
Born in Plymouth she moved to
the Back Mountain with her par-
ents when she was six years of;
age. :
Although now confined to a wheel
| chair following several strokes, Mrs.
Foss gets about to perform small
| chores for her daughter, Mrs. Wil-
| bur Lynn, who resides -with her.| that there is still some note paper |
| She enjoys television, but has had
to give up her favorite hobby of
reading due to failing eyesight.
Alert, friendly and interested in
all her friends and family members,
she is a joy to know.
Mrs. Foss is the mother of three
children, Clifford, Dallas, Thomas,
Sweet Valley and Mrs. Lynn. There
are. seven grandchildren and one;
| great grandchild.
She is a member of Church of
| Louise Cobleigh, Loyalville, resides Chuist, Sweet Valley.’
Mr. And Mrs. Cordon Austin
Obeserving 49th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin, N.
Main Street, Shavertown, are ob- |
serving their 49th wedding anni- !
versary . today. |
The couple were wed in Wilkes-
Barre Methodist Church by Rev. C. |
H.* Newing. Mrs. Austin is’ the’
and Mrs. Oliver Smal-
| ley. Wyoming. - Her husband is the
| son of the late Mr. Jud, Mrs. Lewis
Debbie Ann Newberry
An eight pound, one ounce daugh-
ter was born to. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Newberry, Main Street, Dallas,
March 29, at General Hospital.
There are two other children,
Cheryl, six and Kevin, five.:
Mrs. Newberry is the former
Helen Brody, Hunlocks Creek, Mr.
Newberry is employed as a build-
ing contractor with his father.
Dody Jean Weber
Valley, announce the birth of a
| daughter, Dody Jean, at Nesbitt ;
| Hospital on April 3.
The new arrival "joins a family
of two brothers and three sisters,
Fred Jr., George, Darla, Kathy
and Lori.
Mother is the former Dorothy
Weber, Harveys Lake.
Taken To Hospital
Stuart Marks, Lehman,
patient at Nesbitt Hospital where |
he “was admitted on Wednesday
morning after suffering a heart at-
tack at his home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frantz and |
son, Glenn Thomas, traveled io)
Binghamton, N.Y., to visit his
| | mother, Mrs. Bessie Frantz, grand- |
mother Mrs. Bertha Totten and sis- |
| ter, Mrs. Robert Salladay and chil- |
at dren. Glenn had not seen his sis-! three other children,
is | ter for 11 years. Her husband, Staff A Todd and Susan.
. Sgt. Robert Salladay is stationed |
in Vietnam. Also dropping in were
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. |
| Al Deizter of Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh, Sweet! or
Austin, Beaumont. Prior to retire-
ment he was employed at Davis
\ Mill Works, Forty Fort.
There are five children: Leon,
. Silver Springs, Md.! Chester, Meri-
den, Conn.; Gordon J., Linden, N.J.;
Mrs. Shirley Jones, Catasauqua;
Mrs. Alice Lumley, Fernbrook. Four-
teen grandchildren .complete the
family circle.
Irwin Kistlers Wed
Four Years April 10
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin D. Kistler,
New Goss Manor, Dallas, will cele-
brate their fourth wedding anniver-
sary on April 10.
Mrs. Kistler is the former Hilda
Newberry of Wellington Avenue and
is the mother of Severn Newberry,
Lake Silkworth.'
Mrs. Kistler, an engineer at Atlas
Chain, West Pittston, has a son,
Dele), who resides at Midway Man-
‘Shavertown.
The couple, have two grandchil-
dren, Lynne Newberry and Brian
' Kistler.
Beatrice J. Zacharias
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zacharias,
RD 1, Harveys Lake, announce the
birth of a seven pound, eight ounce
daughter, Beatrice Jane, March 23
at Mercy Hospital
There are nine other children,
! Harry, Dory, Sherry, Mary Ann,
Carol, Mildred, Clara, George and
Ralph.
Mrs. Zacharias is the former
Marion Schoonover, Harveys Lake.
' Allison Allabaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allabaugh,
Davenport Street, Dallas, became
the parents of a seven pound, four-
| teen ounce daughter, Allison, March
23 at Mercy Hospital. There are
Charles, Jr.,
Mrs. Allabaugh is the former
Pear] Harbay, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Al-
labaugh is employed with Common-
wealth Telephone Co.
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Mrs. Fred Eck Hosts
Senior Woman's Board
Mrs. Boyd R. White presided at
the March meeting of the Executive
Board of the Dallas Senior Woman’s
Club held last week at the home of
Mrs. Fred Eck
Plans were made for the April,
13th meeting of the membership as
well as the next meeting of the
Executive Board at which time the
j new Board will be entertained by
| the retiring Board.
Mrs.
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in charge of this project.
A Fashion Show will be held by
the Junior. Club at Trucksville
Methodist Church Educational
Building on May 10th reported Mrs.
Lester Jordan, junior club advisor.
Mrs. Henry Moyer announced that
the “Girl of the Year” award will
| be presented at the next meeting
‘and Mrs. Ralph Fitch, Music Chair-
man, reported that the Dallas Wo-
man’s Club Chorale has been in-
|'vited to sing at the Fine Arts Fiesta
in May.
* Mrs. Fred Eck disclosed that she
and Mrs. Wiley had talked to the
Senior Class of the Dallas High
School and explained the Scholar-
ship Loan Program tc the students
Mrs. White announced the ap-
pointment. of two members to the
Scholarship Loan Committee and re-
minded Board members of the State
Convention being held in Philadel-
phia May 18, 19, and 20, and of
the Luzerne County Federation of
Woman's Clubs meeting being held
April 13th at the Irem Temple
Country Club.
Correspondance was read concer-
ning the 10th Annual Conference
being held at University Park July
19th to the 21st.
Next Executive Board meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Moyer at 6:30 on April 25th.
In charge of the dinner for the
new officers will be Mrs. Howard
Wiley, Mrs. Fred Eck and Mrs. Boyd
White. Mrs. John Williams and Mrs.
Verne Groff will provide entertain-
ment.
Attending the meeting were: Mes-
dames Jack Stanley, Ralph Fitch,
Kenneth Bayliss, Ra'ph Dixon, Ed-
ward Ratcliffe, John Williams,
George Payne, Lester Jordan, Henry
Moyer, Harry Ohlman, Edwin Roth,
Darrell Crispell, Harold LaBar,
Lewis Reese, Boyd White, Howard
Wiey and Fred Eck.
Neighborhood Friends
Celebrate Birthdays
Two neighbor children celebrated
their birthdays with a double party
on Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre. Terry
Sayre four on April 1 and Tommy
Thomas
Monday.
The birthday cake was decorated
with pink on one side and blue on
the other and had bunnies for the
Creasing, was seven on
prizes awarded. Attending were:
Sherry, Jerry, Lori Naugle, Debbie,
Karen and Beth Sayre, Denise Rem- |
ley, Douglas Agnew, Dennis, Steve,
Linda and Debbie Cooper, Amy and
Beth Donsavage, Beth Ann Creas-
ing, Emerson and Danny Martin,
Tracey, Cathy and Christine Sayre,
Carol Martin, Bradley and Lloyd
Naugle Jr., Tomm™v Hillman, Deb-
bie, Rosemary a 1 Di~+e Dribelbis,
Mrs. Colleen C._cgcr, » Mrs. © Ruth
Donsavage, Mrs. Eleanor Dribelbis,
Mrs. Jean Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Sayre, Mrs. Bertha Creas-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre,
Tommy Sayre and the two guests
of honor.
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Howard Wiley announced’
John Creasing, son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Easter holiday. An Easter egg hunt
was also enjoyed. Many lovely gifts |
were received, games played and
NEW YORK, N.Y.
Miss JoAnne Bersin Is Fiancee
Of Ensign Robert B. Wilkes, USN
Mr. and Mrs,
Cherry Hill, N. J.
| engagement of their daughter, Jo- |
Anne, to Ensign Robert B. Wilkes,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Wilkes, Westminister Drive, Dallas.
Miss Bersin is attending Vassar
College at Poughkeepsie,
N. ¥.,* Haddonfield, N. a on July 9.
Mr. and Mrs.
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Shaver,
Ensign Wilkes, a graduate of |
Yale University, class of 1965 is | l Promtlin. MM
attending Nuclear Power School at | Yopuim, 2s,
the Naval Base, West Milton, N. Y. |
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and hostess.
Four sons of Mrs. Ruby Besteder,
Centermoreland, feted their mother
on the occasion of her 75th birth-
day at a dinner party on April 3rd
at her home.
Mrs. Besteder, who is the former
Ruby Schoonover, daughter of the
late Stacey and Jestie Schoonover,
has lived in Centermoreland = all
of her life.” Upon the death of her
husband, the late Walter Besteder,
she took over his duties as post-
master and served in this’ capacity
for some time.
In good health, she raises flowers
as ‘a hobby and tenderly cares for
the blooms which abound both in-
side her home and during the sum-
mer menths in her garden.
The mother of four sons, Floyd,
Vernon; Kenneth, Philadelphia; !
Four Sons Fete Ruby Besteder
On 75th Birthday Anniversary
gifts Br om "her
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Next meeting
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a bridal showe
Corey, Kunkle, and Carl, at home, |
her birthday anniversary proved a |
Drakes Entertain
2, Dallas, entertained Saturday eve-
ning at a birthday dinner in honor
| of the latters’ sisters-in- law, Mrs.
August Bersin, | where she is a member of the soph- | v.06
announce the omore class.
Attending were:
Harmony Club Meets
| at the home of Mrs. Betty Sweppen- |
Plans were made to have
for Joyce Sweppenheiser Redington.
Has First Birthday
Glenn Thomas Frantz, who cele-
brated his first birthday on April
4 was honored at a birthday party
given by his mother, Mrs. Glenn
Russell | | Frantz, Idetown on Saturday after-
| noon.
Emeret | Present were Angela Hummell,
Sheldon Drake, RD
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Nelson Shaver, Mr. | Larry Scott, Terri Hislop, Tracey
and Mrs. Paul Shaver, Russell Shav- | Lynn Jones, Raymond Jones Jr..,
the guests of honor, and host | Bobby Montross, Mrs. Frank Hum-
| mell, Mrs. Raymond Scott, Sr., Mrs
| Raymond Jones, Sr., Mrs. Conrad
| Hislop, Mrs. Carrie Hummell, Mrs.
| Ted Montross.
Later on Frank Hummell, Glenn
| Frantz and Raymond Scott, Jr.
joined the group.
will be April 16, | |
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family gathering. There are also
11 grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Mrs. Besteder is an
active ‘member of Centermoreland
Methodist Church.
A delicious dinner was served to
the following, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Besteder, Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Corey Bes-
teder, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stash
and Alison, Judy and Charles Bes-
teder, . Fred Kirkendall, Mr. and |
Mrs. Kenneth Besteder, Sandy Bes-
teder and friend, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Besteder, Mrs. Alice Lam-
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and * Mrs. ' Draper Schoonover.
The birthday guest received many
«family and friends.
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