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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966
~ SECTION X — PACE 5
“Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Personal
Mrs. Harry Fogarty, the former
Ruth Merrill, who once taught at
Coughlin High School, is a house
guest of Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks. Mrs.
~ Fogarty is in the area while ‘her
mother, 97 years old Mrs. Kent,
is in Pittston Hospital.
Mrs. Ernest Townend, Sr., W.
~ Union Street, Wilkes-Barre, has re-
~ turned to her home after spending
some time with the Abram Nesbitts
2nd,;sat Lake Catalpa.
D® and Mrs. David Kunkle, Car-
verton Road, will return today after
~ attending the Shrine Convention at
. San Francisco. He is a member of
4 the Shrine Band.
Mrs. Howard Risley and Mrs. H.
H. Zeiser, Huntsville Read, will
have as Auction guests Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Zeiser, Providence, R.I,,
Mrs. Leighton Scott, Sr., Easton and
Leighton Scott Jr., Penna. State
4a University.
a Mrs. May Phillips and daughter
Carrie, RD 1, Dallas, are spending
ome time with her s'ster and broth-
er in law, Mr .and Mrs. Walter
~ Langdon, Glen Mills. They wil lalso
go to Trenton, N.J., to visit two
brothers and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Derr and Mr .and Mrs.
William Derr. :
Mrs. Frances Sperl, Philadelphia,
was the holiday guest of Mr. and
~ Mre. Richard Thomas and family,
Dal, |
Me. 'and Mrs. Jack ‘Weber, Moore-
~ town, had as weekend guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Fish, Montours-
~ ville, who came in for the Lehman
Horse Show. They are former res-
identg of Trucksville.
3 MW .and Mrs. Elias Thomas and
~ Mr .and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Wil-
~ mington, Del, were holiday guests |
Bride Of Naval Ensign
Purely
4
MRS. ROBERT BYRNES WILKES
~ of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wright,
4 Tunkhannock, RD. Mr .and Mus. |" Miss JoAnne Bersin, daughter of silk gowns with matching head-
| Charles Gelsleichter, Wilkes-Barre, Mr. and Mrs. August A. Bersin of pieces and carried yellow roses.
also joined the group.
a Mrs. Howard Oliver and two sons,
. Jimmy and Bobby, Aberdeen, Md.,
recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
\ gene Lavelle, Joseph Street, and
. Mrs. Ethel Honeywell. Mrs. Oliver |
is the daughter of Mr .and Mrs.
~ Norton Newberry, former residents,
and granddaughter of Mrs. Honey-
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Jee Burkhart, Bing- |
hamton, ‘spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Cen-
termoreland.
Mr .and Mrs. Eugene (Ted) La-
velle, and son, Larry, Joseph Street, |
are on vacation in Md. They are:
visiting Mr. ahd Mrs. James Mon-
tiea, Jappatowne and Mr .and Mrs. |
Norton Newberry, Abingtdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whitebread, |
Sauguerties, N.Y., visited the lat-|
Mr. Bnd Mrs. Bruce Varner Marked
toe ner goa toms, 20 20 31st Wedding Anniversary June 20
fi held on the holiday weekend.
Cherry Hill, N. J., became the bride; Michael C. Wilkes served as best
of Ensign Robert Byrnes Wilkes, at man for his brother and ushers
a nuptial mass Saturday, July 9, at were Richard A. Bersin, brother of
Christ the King Church, Haddon- the bride, R. Davis Bullard, Glen
field, N. J. | Cove, N. Y., and Frank T. Coughlin,
Given in marriage by her father, | Pittsfield, Mass. A reception fol-
the bride wore a gown of ivory silk lowed at the Cherry Hill Inn.
and Belgian lace. Her veil was a. The bride attended Vassar Col-
mantilla of matching lace. She lege. Mr. Wilkes, the son of Mr.
| carried a bouquet of white roses and Mrs. Robert J. Wilkes of Dallas,
and stephanotis. | formerly of Cherry Hill, received a
Miss Mary E. Wilkes, sister of degree cum laude, from Yale Uni-
' the bridegroom, was maid of honor. versity. The douple will reside in
Bridesmaids were Miss Carol A. New London, Connecticut, where
Bock, cousin of the bride, Bayside, Mr. Wilkes will complete training
N. Y.; Miss Jean M. McMahon, Mid- in the Nuclear Power Program, and
dietown; N. Y.,, and Miss Ann F. the bride will attend Connecticut
Pennell sof Cherry Hill. | College.
The attendants wore mint green |
.and Mrs. Steve Sedler and! Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Varner, | and Mrs. Marin Sites, Lake Silk-
faniily, former Dallas residents, | Meeker, celebrated their 31st an- | worth.
spent the weekend visiting relatives niversary on Monday, June 20. | Mr. Varner is the son of Mrs.
in gghollas. The Sedlers are residing They were wed in the Shaver- | Lenna Varner, Meeker. He is head
aryland . , town Methodist Church by the late | custodian at Lake-Lehman Schools.
© Mr .and Mrs. Charles Calkins, Rev, Fred Sellers. | There are three children, Mrs.
. Keith, Sandra, Susan, Scott and Mrs. Varner is the former Sue | Lorraine Grey, Harveys Lake; Mrs.
. Heidi, Metuchen, ‘N.J., spent the Hunter, daughter of the late Mr. Doris Stuart, Fernbrook and. Bruce
Also
— W. Varner, Hunlocks Creek.
fais grandchildren.
Cindy Polinski
| weekend with the latter's family,
~ Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Calkins and | Scott Robert Traver
© Carol, Davenport Street.
© Mrs. Carl Daubert, Dallas, Mr. | Mr. and Mrs. William Traver, R.|
i and Mrs. Jim Daubert, Linda and D. 5, Tunkhannock announce the |
Jimmy, Centermoreland ;Linda Red- | birth of a seven pound, five ounce | Mr. and Mrs. Thomasi Polinski,
mond, Orange; Margie Kline, Ron- son, Scott Robert, at General ‘Hos- | RD 2 Dallas, announce the birth
old Grant and William Monk, re- | | pital on June 14. | of a five pound, fifteen ounce
cently returned home after spend-| The baby has an older brother, | daughter, Cindy, June 24 at Nes-
ing a week in West Port, Ontario, Steven, aged three. | bitt Hospital. There are ‘also two
‘ Fuller, daughter of Mrs.
Fuller, Centermoreland and Mr.
' marriage, Mr.
‘| Dale Shupp, son of Mr.
I Harold Shupp,
Georgia Ann Phillips
|Feted On 1st Birthday
Georgia Ann Phillips daughter of
Mr .and Mrs. Robert E. Phillips,
Centermoreland, celebrated her first
birthday, recently. A party marked
the occasion. Guests attending were:
1 Bride Of Dallas Native
‘Mr. And Mrs. Hayden Richards
Were Wed 51 Years On July 3
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bellas and July 3 | was employed with the Duplan
daughter, Susan, Christine, Mrs. The couple were wed at the home ' Corporation, Kingston, for 40 years.
Judy Schoonover, Mrs. Mary Phil- of the bride, by the late Rev. Wil- He is now Judge of Elections in
lips (paternal grandmother); Mrs. liam Gendel. Attendants were Alice | Dallas Borough, serves with Dallas
Elizabeth Fuller (Maternal grand- Gensel, Williamsport wand Jacob! Ambulance Association, and has a
mother); Mr. and Mrs. George Bliss Gensel, sister and brother of the two day a week route for fresh
Sr. (Maternal great grandparents); | , bride. | country eggs, pretzels, potato chips
Miss Betty Dee Fuller, Mrs. Bradley There are no children. and nuts
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schoon- | Mrs. Richards is the former | They ol be ¢ Tiollze
over and son Bobby Jr., Mrs. Edith Maude Gensel, daughter of the late | Y Bre Mens, Re
Shupp, Mrs. Donna Shupp, Mr. Dale Mr. and Mrs. James Gensel, Wil- | Methodist Church.
Shupp, Rev. and Mrs. Howard liamsport. i
- Honkenbury and son Paul Howard, |
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phillips and
| sons, Joe, Rickey, Paul and Lodd.
Mrs. Phillips is the former Sheryl
Elizabeth
Er-
Florida. She
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bliss' Sr., (Centermoreland
with whom she resided before her
Phillips is the son of
nest Fuller,
Mrs. May Phillips,
t.. and Mrs. Phillips observed
their’ 2nd wedding anniversary on
June 13." They have no other chil-
| dren.
Also celebrating Wars were
and Mrs.
RD-1, Dallas, who
was seven on July 3 and Mrs. Rob-
ert Phillips, the former Sheryl Ful-
ler, who marked her 23rd anniver-
sary on July 4.
Trving Ashtens Mark
19th Anniversary
.
is also
RD 1, Dallas, !
{and the late Mr. Henry Phillips.
Mr. And Mrs. Edward Cobleigh
Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cobleigh
celebrated their 30th wedding an-
niversary on June 6.
Mrs. Cobleigh is the daughter
of Mrs. Daisy Crispell and the late
Fred Crispell. Mr. Cobleigh is the
son of the late William and Augusta
Cobleigh and has been employed by
the General Aniline and Film Cor-
poration for 16 years.
They are the parents of a son,
Delbert, a graduate of Mississippi
State University ,and employed as
a System Design Engineer for Link |
Group of General Precisions, Inc.
| Mr. Cobleigh also celebrated a | Mrs.
' birthday anniversary recently and' Avenue, Huntsville.
|
sister and brother in law,
Mrs. Jack Van Ness, Mainzhurg, Pa.,
and brother and sister in law,
and Mrs. Theodore Cobleigh, Troy,
Pa., tozether with their scns, Jerry
and Donnie visited, him on the
ton and Carol May Franklin, stu-
| dent nurses in Montgomery Hospital
returned after
Norristown have
Clarence Elston, Overbrook
Haye You Given
MRS. ALLAN S. MOSIER
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ashton, |
Ceasetown, observed their 19th | Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Young, Route | man in Rochester, N.Y. OR PROMISED
wedding . anniversary, Sturdon | 5, Albion, Michigan, announce the| Mr. Mosier, a Lafayette College
July 2. marriage of their daughter, Kath- | chemistry major, is emplcyed as a ANTIQUES
There are two children, Ronald, | ryn to Allan S. Mosier, son of Mr. production supervisor for Birdseye. USED FURNITURE Q
18; a student at Wilkes College and and Mrs. Sheldon Mosier, Dallas. After a Canadian honeymoon, the KNICK KNACKS CANDY
Nancy, 13. The bride is a graduate of Albion | couple will be at home at 103 Mel-
The couple were wed in St. College and has been teaching Ger- | | rose Avenue, Fulton, N.Y. KITCHENWARE BAKED GOODS
George Episcopal Church, Nanti- | Willi nn... z EE APPLIANCES PLANTS
or | William Parrys ~t Double Birthdays dnl PRODUCE
RS ; |
Mrs. Ashton is' the former Irene | Wed 16 Years A double celebration was recent- |
Burgham, daughter of Mrs. George | | YARD TOOLS PICTURES
: | {ly held for Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, |
Buygham, Nanticoke, and “the date Mr and Mrs. William Parry, | Mill Street, Dallas, and her mother, ANIMALS
Mr urge, Saginaw Street, Dallas, observed Mrs. Grace Lloyd, Wilkes-Barre, |
Mr. Ashton ‘is the son of Ms. their 16th wedding anniversary, | who observed their birthdays on the | }
Mary Ashton; Shavertown. He is Friday, July 1. (ieame day, at the home of Mrs. | GINGER CO OKIES
employed ‘with Penna. Gas & Water There are four children, Fred, | Lloyd and Linda. | /
Company. Llvd, William and Nan. |
; 2) Attending were Mesdames Arja
They are members of Jackson The couple were wed in the gown, Havold Lomoreaux, G. SB. TO THE
Methodist Church.
Here From Texas
Mr. and Mrs, James Martin,
Shavertown, had as recent guests,
Att'y and Mrs. James A. Martin,
III, and children, James IV, Lynne
Ellen and Charlotte Ann, 3920 Am-
herst Avenue, Dallas, Texas.
The Martins flew home on Mon-
day after spending two weeks here.
Over the holiday weekend, Miss
Charlotte Martin, head dietitician at
the Veterans Hospital, Lyons, N.J.,
joined the family group.
Karnofsky’'s Have Twin
Girls, Robin And Beth
Mr. and Mrs.
Spring Garden Street,
Perry Karnofsky,
Trucksville,
| Robin weighed in at five pounds
There. is another daughter, Jill,
three. Mrs. Karnofsky is the for-
mer Joan Oleski, Kingston.
Bo
i Canada. | Mother is the former Arlene Mul- | SONS, Tommy and Danny. Mrs. Po-
© Mr. and Mrs. John Strong, El-! nix Tunkhannock. linski is‘the former Nancy Datioek:
mira recently visited the formers’ | Fe Se Luzern ne.
pagats, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest =m
R¥¥e, Russell Byron Coolbaugh
Sweet Valley. |
Mr .and Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Hunts-
ville Road, and Mrs. Ann Snyder, ond Mrs. Horold Coolbaugh, |
Le became the parents of a |
Sc en Jove yond wre six and a half pound son, Russell
| Mrs re i ae | Byron, June 16 at General Hospital. |
| This is the first child. Mrs. Cool- |
| baugh is the former Joyce Headley,
| Centermoreland. Mr. Coolbaugh is |
| employed with Commonwealth Tele-
| phone Company.
Jack LaBar, Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul, '
. Fred, Peggy and Jeannie, have mov- |
ed from Parrish Street, to Hunts-
ville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. © Louis Bobeck, |
Charles and Mary Louise, Daven-| Roger Daniel Morgan
1 port. Street, spent some time last |
week with Mrs. Bobeck’s brother | A seven pound, four ounce son,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard | Roger Daniel, was born to Mr. and
Stefanko, Buffalo, N.Y. Charles and | Mrs. Robert Morgan, Dallas, R.D. 3,
Louise are spending a few weeks June 15 at General Hospital. There
| with their aunt and uncle. are three other children, Debra,
Bob Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. . 3
© Robert Long, Parrish Street, is at- Robert David, Jr., and Doris. Mrs.
_ tending Penn State University for | Morgan is the former Geraldine
Stritzinger.
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| two weeks.
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announce the birth of twin daugh-
| ters, June 15 at General Hospital. |
| and ‘Beth, four pounds, six ounces. |
Bethesda Congregational Chanel Williams, Grace Lloyd, Misses Deb- |
Edwardsville, by Rev. Paul Harris. |. Lamoreaux, Linda Lloyd rad)
Mrs. Parry is the former Nan | Carol Williams.
Lloyd, daughter of the late Mr. an nd |
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Mrs. Stanley Lloyd, Kingston. |
Mr. Parry is the son -of Fred J. 'Derr-Green Reunion | :
Parry, Luzerne. He is associated ! . |
with his father in the Rambler| The Derr-Green reunion will be
Saturday
July 9
Tomorrow
July 8
business, Luzerne. | held Sunday July 17, 1966 at Wil- |
They are members of Dallas Meth-| Son's Grove, Demunds, Pa. i
odist. Church. | Mrs. Ethel Kester will read the |
| history of reunion at this meeting, |
Today
July 1
| business meeting will be held at |
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Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Richards,; Mr. Richards is the son of the
Lehman Avenue, Dallas, observed late Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Richards, -
their 51st anniversary, Sunday, Nanticoke. Prior to retirement, ha
was pleasantly surprised when his °
Mr. and |
Mr.
occasion, g
Shirley Jean Wyrsch of Bingham- .
spending a few days with Mr. and '
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