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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Edward Adams and daughter
Thelma, Pioneer Avenue, and Mr. |
and Mrs. E. W. Clark, Vestal, N.Y.,
spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams, Cres-
cent Lake in the Poconos. On their
return, they visited at Vestal, N.Y.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
Albert Ferrey, Sweet Valley, is
a surgical patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital.
Patricia + Kritchen, daughter of
Va Mrs. John Kritchen, Shav-
e¥wn, underwent a tonsillectomy
at General Hospital yesterday: She
will be a Tth grade student at West
Central Catholic in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Remley and
family, Pikes Creek, have returned
home after vacationing at Hatteras
National Sea Shore, N.C. They also
visited in Washingtn, D.C., and
toured many historic sites.
Mrs. Ruth Diets, Tunkhannock,
has moved to 48 Lewis Avenue,
Trucksville.
Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Brumbach |
and daughter Sherry, Ogdensburg, |
N.J., are spending the week with |
Mr. and Mrs. Carl /Remley, ‘Pilces |
Creek. :
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Baker and |
son, Lehman, returned last weekend
after vacationing at Ocean. Grove, |
New Jersey.
Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Harveys Lake, |
hag purchased a home on Franklin
Sa ct, Shavertown, and moved in- |
16 her new residence. SRR
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprenkel,
Church Street, Dallas were her
mother, Mrs. John L. Eberle, sis-
teg-and brother in law, Mr. and
‘MT, Clarence ‘Einsig ‘and daughter
Susan, brother and sister in law. |
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Eberle and
daughter, Patty, all of York, Pa. |
Mr. and Mrs. David Daniel Mar- King Street, Dallas, are observing | las Methodist Church.
chione and daughters Philomena,
Velma and Louise, Haverton, Pa,
spent several days last week with |
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sprenkle, Dallas.
On September 2, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Drentlau, Bellville, N.J., will
arrive at the Sprenkle home to
spend the Labor Day weekend.
Major Bernice Sturdevant has re-
turned to Camp Beale Air Force
Base, California, after spending a
four week leave with her mother,
Mrs. Frank Garris, Shavertown. |
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Perrego. |
. Church before an altar banked with
. sleeveless bodice of alencon lace
, bows and full nylon skirt. Her four
i she carried a cascade bouquet of
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Miss Linda Marie
Brown Weds |
Nicholas Mazur, Jr., July 29
At a lovely candlelight ceremony,
Linda Marie Brown, daughter of Mr.
and Mrz. Sterling Brown, Shaver-
town, RD 5, became the bride of
Nicholas Mazur, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Mazur, Edwardsville,
July 29, 8 p.m. Rev. Charles Gom-
mer performed the double ring
ceremony in Trucksville Methodist |
bouquets: of white gladioli. Ruth
Turn Reynolds was organist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore full length white
gown fashioned with empire style
with satin inserts and waist line
tier veil of illusion fell from a
crown of pearls and tear drops and
white carnations pompons and lilies
of the valley.
Mary Gilber, cousin of the bride.
was maid of honor. She selected
white empire style sleeveless gown
of satin styled with sheath skirt and |
pink inserts at the waist. Her pink
nose veil fell from a pink pill box
and her flowers were pink and white
carnations. &
Shirley Brown sister of the bride,
‘and Theresa Krause, Shavertown,
were bridesmaids. They wore: gowns
with white lace bodices embroidersd
in mint green and turquoise, re-
spectively. Their sheath style skirts
were floor length with matching
velvet bows in the back and their
Mr. And Mus. Eugene Fiske, Dallas
Observing 51st Anniversary Today
Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Fiske,
their 51st wedding anniversary to- |
dav, August 25.
The former Alice Worthington, |
daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Joseph |
Worthington, Harveys Lake, and |
Mr. Fiske were married at Lehman |
by Rev. Egbert Kilpatrick. |
Mr. Fiske is the Son of the late |
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fiske, Dallas, | father, Rev. Fiske, was attending
and was employed thirty two years a conference at Lycoming College,
with the Wilkes-Barre Transit Com-
pany prior to retirement. i
Wanda Joy Walter
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Walter, |
| children, Lester, Darby, Pa.,
{
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Fernbrook and Mr. and Mrs, Archie, Briar Crest Drive, RD 1, Dallas, an- |
Johnstone and children, Doug and | nounce the birth of a six pound, |
David, Meeker, recently drove up |seven ounce daughter, Wanda Joy,
‘to Greenville, N.Y. to visit Mr. | August 16 at Nesbitt Hospital. |
and Mos. Albert Perrego and get | There are four other children, |
acquainted with their new daughter. Freq Dorterd Holl, and Keaded. |
Philip Crake. Loyalville, who was | Mrs : Walter, is the formar Mary
a patient for five weeks in Nesbitt | ATH Henry or Wilkes. Barre Mr
Hospital following injuries suffered vir ji. is emplosed EY Shavar |
.in an accident has returned to his oo “po Office |
home. 3 ]
r. and Mrs. Joseph Kaminski |
: L. moved from RD 4, Dallas, to | Carol Jean Wallace |
98 Lakeside Drive. Harveys Lake. | f
Mr. and Mrs, Emile Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mt.
san, Cantonsville, M4. recently | Ally Road, Shavertown, announce
spent a week with the James La-
Bar family, Kunkle. Mrs. I aBar and |
Mr. Harrison are sister and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hinnant, Deb- |
bie, Pam, Donna and Kim “and Mrs. |
Hinnant’s mother, Mrs.
Greenville, N.C., recentlv visited Mr. |
and Mrs. Don LaBar, Fernbrook.
Mr.- and Mrs. Charles Calkins. |
Keith, Sandra,’ Scott, Susan and
Heidi, Metuchen. N.J,, recently spent
the weekend with the former's fam-
ily. Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Calkins
and Carol, Jackson Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yenason,
Joe Michael, Johnny and Pauline, |
Rarrish - Street. recently spent some
‘one in Canada. The previous week.
“Joe Michael and Johnnv, attended
Camp Acahela, and Pauline attend-
id Little Flower Camp. “ira Joy Ann Walsh
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Goode and |
week at Lake Jean.
Mrs. Daniel Fitser, Florida, for-
merly of Kunkle. underwent surgerv
August 16 at St. Peter's General |
Hospital, Brunswick, N.J. She and
Mr. Fitser were recent guests of
their daughter and son in law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nygren, Sweet Val-
ley, and had just gone to New
Jersey ‘when she was stricken, She
will recuperate at the home of an-
other daughter, Mrs. Glen Rozelle,
166 Hardenbure Lane. E. Bruns-
wick, N.J., and would appreciate
hearing from her friends.
Mre. Anna Brown, Josenh Street.
entered Nesbitt Hospital last week
for tests.
Mrs. Richard Robins, E. Bruns-
wick, N.J., recently spent a week
with her son and familv, Mr. and
rs. Donald Robins, Kingston, at
vo summer home at Harveys
ake.
The C. L. Hoslers. Parrish Street,
had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Brukhart of Elm, Pa.. and Mr.
and Mrs. John Randler, Mrs, Meda
Arndt, Penryn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee. Wentzel and
grandson Kenneth Hosnodor, Leh-
man; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Plata,
Shavertown. and children: and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Garris, Dallas, are
vacationing ‘at Wolfe Lake, Canada.
Mrs. Irene Shaffer, Chase, is a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Herman Van Campen, Main
Street, Shavertown, has returned
home after vacationing at Atlantic
City. ;
Ned and Deborah Begsmer, pon
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ||
ward Bessmer, Harris Hill Road, re-
turned Sunday from Skylake Camp.
Winsor, N. Y.
spent a week.
Downing, | ;
| O'Boyle, Dallas.
| and operates a Gas Station in Shav- |
where - they had
| the birth of an eight pound, thirteen |
ounce daughter, Carol Jean, August
11 at Nesbitt Hospital.
There are five other children, |
Donald, Robert, Thomas, Mary
Theresa and Barbara. Mrs. Wallace
is the former Jane Lohman.
| abeth at St. Joseph's Hospital, Port
Have First Daughter
A seven pound, five ounce daugh- |
ter, Margaret, was born to Mr. and |
Mrs. William Purcell, Harveys Lake, |
| August 11 at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. |
is the former Margaret |
Mr. Purcell owns
Purcell
ertown. They have three sons, Bill, |
Joe and Jim.
No Jackson Street, spent last | Mr. and Mrs. Ned Walsh, Sweet
Valley, announce the birth of a
| seven pound, ten ounce daughter, |
| Joy Ann, on August 12, at Nes- |
| bitt Hospital.
The couple are the parents of
three sons, Mark, Randy and Ned.
Mrs. Wesley is the former June
Wesley, daughter of Mrs. Claire
Wesley and the late George Wesley,
Sweet Valley. Her husband is en-
gaged in the insurance business.
Herbert Reunion
The Herbert Reunion was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
| Williams, Shaver Avenue, Shaver-
town, Tuesday, August 9.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jo-|
seph Schmerer and David, Mr. and |
Mrs. George Hopewell, Mrs. Joseph
Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas,
Mr. Jane Perry, Mrs. Anna Peters,
Mrs. Given Rowlands, Mrs. Jane
Sheehan, the host and hostess.
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mint and turquoise veils fell from
matching pill boxes. Miss Brown
carried mint and white carnations
and Miss Krause, turquoise and
white carnations.
Patricia Norris, Shavertown,
flower girl, wore powder blue floor
length dress "with full skirt and
shoulder to floor sash. Her tiny
veil fell from a huge bow and she
carried a- basket of pink and white
carnations,
Mother of the bride chose a pink
s'lk sheath covered with white lace,
pink hat and shoulder bouquet of
pink carnations. Mother of the
bridegroom, pink brocade dress with
matching jacket, pink hat and white
carnations. !
Robert Mazur, brother of the
bridegroom, acted as best man and
Steve Kozemchak, Dallas, cousin of
the bridegroom, and Thomas Sos-
hon, Edwardsville, ushers.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the Church parlors
and at Farmers’ Inn and the couple
left for a short trip. |
The bride is a graduate of Lake
Lehman High School. The bride-
groom was graduated from Ed-
wardsville High School and served
for two years with the U.S. Navy.
He is employed by Craft Associates
| Inc., Wilkes-Barre.
A prenuptial shower given by
Ann Mazur, Laura Brown and Shir-
ley Brown was held at Farmers’
Inn, Forty guests were present.
The couple are members of Dal-
They are the parents of three
Rev.
Joseph Fiske, Oneonta, N.Y., and
Mrs. Lee Cyphers, Harveys Lake.
Also three grandchildren, Gary,
Alice and Joel.
Alice and Joel were recent guests
of their grandparents, while their |
Williamsport. 2 |
Mrs. Mae Race Is |
Hostess To Club
| Richard Dendler, son of Mrs. Ber-
{nard R. Dendler,
| las Senior High School and is em- |
Fiancee Of Mark Richard Dendler
MISS DIANE MAUREEN YUDISKI
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edmund Yudiski, Game Commission, Memorial High-
Country Club Road, Dallas, an- way, Dallas.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Diane Maureen, to Mark Iehman High School and Wilkes-
| Barre Business College and is cur-
Island Road,
| Noxen, and the late Mr. Bernard Husson College, = Bangor, Maine, |
| R. Dendler. | where his major is Business Ad-
Miss Yudiski is a graduate of Dal- | minstration.
| No date has been set for the
ployed as a secretary with the Pa. wedding.
Alice Culp Snyder Is United
In Marriage To Frank M. Ross
Mu. Dendler is an alumnus of Lake |
| curently enrolled .as a student at |
Mr. And Mrs. C. I. Eipper, Observed |
| 59 Years Of Wedlock On August 22
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eipper, Dallas, |
RD 1, observed their 59th wedding
anniversary, Monday, August 22.
They are the parents of three
children, Robert, Conn.; Mrs. Les
Tinsley, Dallas and Mrs. James
Knecht, Harveys Lake. There are!
six grandchildren and one great |
grand-daughter, Elizabeth Stanulis.
The couple were wed in Grant
Street Presbyterian Church, Wilkes-
Barre, by Rev. John B. Craven. |
George Belles, East Dallas
Celebrates 80th Anniversary |
George Belles, Maplewood Heights,
Demunds Road, Dallas, who cele-
brated his 80th birthday on August
16 was honored at a dinner in
observance of the occasion at the
home of his daughter and son in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamoreaux,
also of Dallas Township.
Born in Teasdale, Pa., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Belles, the octagen-
arian has resided in the Back Moun-
tain since 1923. Mr. Belles entered
the mines at an early age and work-
ed for a number of ‘major coal com-
panies prior to retirement.
He is married to the former Cora
Mark Silver Anniversary Date
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams, |
Skyline Drive, observed their Silver !
wedding anniversary on August 23. |
Mrs. Williams is the former Pearl |
Dimmock of Wilkes-Barre. |
Mt. Zion Buction
Saturday, 2 P.M. © |
Mt. Zion Fourth annual auction
will start at 2 p.m. Saturday, on the
| church grounds. A wide variety of |
items will be on hand.
Leon VanTuyle will pick up any
| last minute donations. Ezra Rozelle's
| barn is already full, with the over- |
flow stored in Nelson Lewis barn. |
A few reservations are still avail- |
LI able for the roast beef dinner, by |
| calling Mrs. Jack VanTuyle. Other |
| refreshments will be available on
| the grounds.
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The Harmony Club met recently | Alice Snyder, daughter of Mr. and! matching accessories and wore a | At Vacation Site
at the home of Mrs, Emma Hoover |
with Mrs. Mae Race, president pre-
siding.
Next meeting will be held at the |
home of Mrs. Minnie Frantz this
afternoon at 2 p.m.
Present were Mesdames Maude
Lampman, Ethel Kester, Nora Dy-
mond, Rose Llewellyn, May Phillips,
Gertrude Perry, Myrtle Berlew,
Mabel Bell, Ruth Derr, Mae Race,
Emma Hoover, Miss Fannie Berlew |
and two visitors, Mrs. Bowen and |
Mrs. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perrego,
Greenville, N.Y., announce the birth
of a baby daughter, Bonnie Eliz-
Jervis, N.Y., on August 12.
There is an older daughter, Bar-
bara Jean, aged three. Mother is
the former Karen Rogers, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers,
Lehman, Mr. Perrego is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Perrego,
Fernbrook.
Bruce Harry Spare
Mr. and Mrs. Gailard Spare, RD
3, Wyoming, announce the birth of |
a son, Bruce Harry, August 14 at
Nesbitt Hospital.
The new arrival weighed in at
seven pounds, thirteen ounces and
is the fourth child of the Spares.
He has two sisters, Colleen and
Linda, and a brother, Robert.
Mother is the former Renee Poep-
perling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Poepperling, Wyoming, RD
3, Pa. Mr. Spare is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Spare, Carverton,
and is employed with Suburban Pro-
pane Gas Company, Pittston.
Sleep Out Party
Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Goode, Jackson Street, Dallas,
celebrated his 13th birthday,
Wednesday night, with a sleep-out
party.
Attending were Brent Long, Jack-
ie Snyder, Mac Fry, and the guest
| of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosavage, |
| chiffon skirt and lace bodice and |
| red rose buds. | >
Mrs. Virginia Major, sister of the | Dallas. Mrs. Ross was honored at |
of honor.
Mrs. Robert Culp, Huntsville, be-| corsage of pink carnations and red
came the bride of Frank Ross, son rosebuds.
! |. Albert Ashton, brother in law of
Knob Hill, Shavertown, on August the bride served as best man.
4 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, |
Shavertown. |
Rev. Frederic H. Eidam performed
the ceremony at 7 p.m. i
The bride wore a street length |
peacock blue dress, styled with a
| chose a light blue dress. The mother
beige.
The couple left for W. Palm Beach,
Fla., where they will make their
matching accessories. Her shoulder | home.
corsage was of white carnations and |
| at the Towne House Restaurant in
bride, was matron of honor. Shea prenuptial shower given by her
selected a beige lace dress with | sisters, Mrs. Virginia Major and
: mont | Mrs. Albert Ashton.
Mrs. Culp, mother of the bride |
| of the groom was attired in rose
|
| Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Jr., |
Red Ledge Drive, have returned
| home after vacationing and fishing
at Hibiscus Harbor,
Lake; N.Y. While there they en-
countered a hurricane which pre-
| vented boats’ from
| in the tide. Old sea captains told
| the Andersons that this was the
| ed. The hurricane passed through
| that region last Tuesday.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
Valerie Shiskowski | mm
Feted On Birthday 5
Valerie Ann Shiskowski, Lehman | #8
Avenue, celebrated her 3rd birthday |
with a party at her home on the |
evening of August 22.
Present were her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Womer, Mrs.
Helen Shiskowski, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Siglin, Linda and Delores Shis-
kowski, Bonnie and Robert Womer,
Richard Eckert, T'na, Karen, Thel-
ma, Glen Jr. Bill; »nd Jim Siglin,
Gary and Natalie Keefe, and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shis-
kowski.
Thomas John Adams, Jr.
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Thomas John, IV, was born to Mr. |
and Mrs. Thomas Adams, North
Lake, Sweet Valley, August 18, at
Nesbitt Hospital. This is their first
child.
Mrs. Adams is the former Susan
Hartley, Arlington, Va. Mr. Adams
is employed by Banks Contruction |
Company.
David Michael Stofila
Mr. and Mrs .George Stofila, RD |
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of an eight pound son,
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The bride "was formerly employe dl worst weather they had encounter-,
Victor Joseph Spaciano
Christened August 14
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
| Victor Spaciano, Shavertown, was
| christened on Sunday, by Rev. Vin-
cent Langan.
Godparents for Victor Joseph
were Miss Nancy Noonan and Ed-
ward Kale.
A reception followed at the In-
dependent Hall, Kingston, with 73
| guests present.
The baby is the first child of
the couple and the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Spaciano, Shavertown
and Mrs. William Metzger, also of
Shavertown.
Mrs. Eipper is the former May
Smith, Wilkes-Barre. Her husband
is originally from Kingston and was
engaged in farming prior to retire- |
ment. He served as School Director
of Dallas Township and was instru-
mental in the completion of the
school building there.
Mrs. Eipper is a member of Dallas |
Methodist Church and Mr. Eipper |
of Kingston Presbyterian Church.
‘Stanley Donavans Are
Feted On Armiversary
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Donavan,
Box 134, Noxen, celebrated their
fourth wedding anniversary on Aug-
ust 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wandall, RD 1, Laceyville,
with a cookout held on Sunday.
Mrs. Donavan was the former
Amelia Michael, Luzerne.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Don-
avan ‘and children, Robert and
Paula: Mr .and Mrs. Wandall and
| children, Karen, Shirley and Mar-
lene: Mrs. Gertrude Woodruff, Lu-
{ zerne; Albert Michael, Phillipsburg,
N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sarno-
Mr. and Mrs. Belles are members sky, Raymond Wandall Laceyville;
of East Dallas Methodist Church. | Fred Jackson, Meshoppen.
sg
Honored At Luncheon
{ Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Huntsville RD,
Dallas, was honored Friday at a
birthday luncheon.
Knecht and the couple maintain
their own establishment, Mr. Belles
still planting and tending a small
vegetable garden every summer.
He and his wife are the parents
of four children; Harry. Dallas; Mrs.
Fred Lamoreaux, Fernbrook; Edgar,
Tunkhannock, and Arthur, East:
Dallas. There are also 12 grand- |
children and 12 great grandchildren, |
the newest family addition being
born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lam-
oreaux, Jr. Endicott, N.Y., on Jan-
uary 19 of this year.
The couple are the parents of |
two children, Barry and Karen,
Mr. Williams is Superintendent of | Present were Mesdames Laura
Miner-Hillard Milling Company LaBar, Don LaBar, Mary LaBar,
Caddie LaBar, Ruth and Linda,
Wilkes-Barre.
RR = — | James LaBar, Alexandria Harrison,
Edward Baer Reunicn | the guest of honor and her grand-
son, Mike of Pittstn, who has been
The Fourth Annual Reunion of | ctaying with his grandparents for
awhile.
uled for Labor Day, at the home of |
Gilbert Ide, Idetown. Festivities will
start with a basket lunch at 12:30,
followed by Teprts from the mem- |
bers, and games.- There will be
prizes.
Coolbauah Revnion
The Coolbaugh Reunion will be
held Sunday at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Roger Lane, Tunkhannock, RD
1. Luncheon will be at 1 pm.
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is improving at Shriners Hospital, |
| corrective surgery on his hand
| which had been burned in an ac- |
| cident when he was an infant. |
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