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Purely Personal | Mr. And Mrs. Elmer Duncklee
ye and 20 10v 500m, ren WALl Observe 30th Anniversary
brook,
Hospital.
¢ Mr. and Mrs. Elvin T. Bean, Jr.,
are patients at Nesbitt
N.Y, last Thursday.
- Mr. and Mrs. James B. McGuire,
New Jersey, have purchased the
| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Duncklee, | Massachusetts in 1916. Mr. Duncklee
| rear 63 Main Street, Dallas, parents | worked as a draftsman at the Elec-
called on Miss Beverly Lord, Vestal, | of Mrs. Robert L. Fleming, will ob- | tric Boat Company of Groton, Conn.,
serve their 50th wedding anniver-; now a subsidiary of General Dyna-
i sary on Sunday, September 25.
| They moved to Dallas two years’ rines. He later was employed at At-
former Carruthers Home on Sterling ago following many years residence |
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Major,
Bradenton, Fla., are spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Dodd, Harveys Lake. Mr. Major for-
merly conducted a boat business at
the picnic ground and is well known
in the Back Mountain.
Carl Georinger, Hildebrant Road,
is a patient at General Hospital.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. John Senchak and
son Fred, Fernbrook, attended the |
- 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Nesbitt on Saturday.
Little Janet Schreiner, Rochester,
is recuperating at her home after
suffering a broken ankle, which was
badly injured when her foot was
caught in a bicycle wheel. She is the
daughter of the former Barbara Ann |
Davis, Trucksville.
. ‘Mrs. Robert H. Scott, Lehman,
ill move to Wilkes College, October
"1, where she will be a house mother.
Preston Davis, Mt. Arlington, N.J.,
son of Davis S. Davis, Trucksville,
suffered a broken arm recently in
a fall from a tree.
| in New London and Mystic, Conn.
| Their home in Mystic was on the
| Mystic River directly across from
Mystic Seaport, well known tourist
attraction and anchorage for the
Joseph Conrad, Girl Scout Mariner
training ship:
The couple was married in Lynn,
atives in Millerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira<Cease, E. Frank-
lin Street, have returned home after
visiting Mrs. Cease’s brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley New-
| comb, Newark, O.
Bob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bunney, Joseph Street, recently suf-
fered a broken leg. He is a Times-
| Leader carrier in Dallas.
Linda Davies, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs.. Carlton Davies, Machell Ave-
nue, returned to Carlisle, where she
is a sophomore at Dickinson College.
During the summer, she was em-
ployed at Camp Onawanda, Eaton-
ville, as assistant waterfront
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schooley,
director.
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! | Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Tex Wilson,
' mills in Wyoming Valley. In this
Monk, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Den- | 97,
| mon and Andrew Jr., Mr. and Mrs. |
Dallas Junior Women
| on October 29th at the Brothers | dren, Bobby 2'., Helen 15, left
| Four in Dallas. This year, in keeping | last Wednesday by plane for Ta-
| it “The Witches Ball”.
ling committee: Mrs. Kenneth Blunt and Mrs. Charles ‘Dodge, Hillside
| er, co-chairman; Mrs. Ralph Fitch | Farms, Trucksville, Tuesday eve-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 ~
mics, producer of Atomic Subma-
wood Machine Company of Styming-
ton, Conn., where he helped design
machinery used by the many silk
capacity he visited Wilkes-Barre
many times: before finally coming
to live in the Back Mountain.
In addition to Mrs. Fleming there
are two other children, Mrs. Clifford
D. 'Lamourine, Waterford, Conn.,
and Robert E. Duncklee, Scotia,
N.Y. Ten grandchildren and ten
great grandchildren complete the
family . circle.
There will be a family dinner at
the home of Att'y and Mrs. Robert
Fleming, 63 Main Street, Dallas, on
Sunday. :
Mrs. Ted Wilson
Feted At Dinner
Mrs. Ted Wilson was honored at
a birthday dinner on Sunday at
Pine Brook Inn by members of her
family. and . friends.
A large floral centerpiece and
hold its fall dance October 1 at
Dallas Senior Woman's Club Plan Dance October 1
Dallas Senior Woman's Club will| of the Parker Pens. |
Pictured above are club members
Maturi, Mrs. James Huston, |Sr., Mrs.
Henry Moyer, Mrs. Peter Kaye,
O'Connell’s Twin Lakes. Dancing | who comprise the dance committee, | Mrs. Lester Jordan, Mrs. Edwin
will be from 9 to 1 to the music| Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. ober: Bush, Mrs. P.
William Hanna.
photo by Kozemchak
birthday cake formed the main
decorations on the’ dining table.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Tex, Ted and Cathy; Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Morris, Melvin, Kenneth,
Gary and Sharon; Mrs. Doris Mal-| Mr, and Mrs. Michael Maransky, :
lin and Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Larry | Sweet Valley, will mark their 30th
Kintzer and Dorothy, Mrs. Earl | wedding anniversary on September
g ; | The couple was married at St.
Martin Quin: Mr od a Bobent Mary’s Church, Kingston, Mrs.
Monk, Rael an BINY, DAY 2 Maransky is the daughter of the late
Me on go Perl | Frank and Theresa Busha, Swoyers-
ville. Her husband is the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maransky.
Miller Family Guests
.| At Farewell Party
Mrs. Catherine Miller and chil-
Plan “Witches Ball”
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
planning a fall dance to: take place
with the holiday, they are calling | coma, Wash. where they will be
| making their home,
Mrs. Steven Vrabel, chairman of | A surprise farewell party was
the affair, has selected the follow- | held at her, mother-in-law’s, Mr.
Jr., decorations; Mrs. Clifford Park-
Mr. And Mrs. Michael Maransky
Mark 30th Anniversary At Mass
er, door; Mrs. David Stevens, res-
ervations; Mrs. Al Wolfe, games,
.and Mrs. Joseph Morton, publicity.
Dancing will be from 9 to 1; with
music provided by ia popular local
orchestra.
Hosts At Cookout
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, De-
munds Road, entertained family and
| friends at a cookout on Monday.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
{ Henry Hess, Mrs. Maude Klug and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hess
and daughter Ellen, Harrisburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Brown and family,
Corey Ransom, Herbert Riley, Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Brace and family
and “Auntie.”
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and lambs at sale barns, and
direct from farms. We, prefer to
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experience. For local interview
write giving age, phone and back-
ground to National Institute of
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ning.
Cathy was really delighted ‘that
so many folks came. Bobby was
| busy showing every one his family
! of baby kittens.
Attending were: Rev. and Mrs.
George C. Clement, Georgia Lee
Clement, Rev. and Mrs. Forest Niel-
ison, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Piatt, chil-
dren Jeff and Sherry Lynn, Mrs.
Irene Kocher, Mrs. Marion QO’dell,
Mrs. Betty King, Mrs.- Beulah Wo-
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Sando Piccione;
Sandra Piccione, Rose Ann Falcone,
Joan Schwall, Sally Taylor, Evaline
King, Mrs. Olive Taylor, Mrs. Bev-
erly Givens, Janis Hoover, Mrs. Cora
Hoover,. Mrs. Anna Kyttle, Mrs. Jo-
ann Kyttle, Joe Falcone, Mrs. Edna
Beith.
They are the parents of three]
children. Mrs. Margaret. McClure
and Martin, Shickshinny; Mrs. Doro-
thy Thomas, Sweet Valley. There
are also three grandchildren.
The Maranskys are members of
Lady of Mt, Carmel Church, Lake
Silkworth. A mass was held in their
honor by their children.
Entertains For Som
Mrs. Grace Keiper, Noxen, enter-
tained at a birthday dinner for her
son, Allen, on his 19th birthday,
Sunday, September 11.
A chicken barbecue was enjoyed |
by Mrs. Oscar Patton, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Smith, Danny, ‘Sandy and
Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. James Ide and
Tammy, Eddie and Jimmy Stredny,
Thomas and Glen Keiper, hostess
and guest of honor.
Games were played. In the eve-
ning, the party was treated to a
weiner roast. T
Susan Shrey
A six pound, three ounce daugh-
ter, Susan, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Shrey, James Street, Shaver-
town, September 9 at Nesbitt Hos-
pital, There are two sons, Joey,
three and Jimmy, two.
Mrs. Shrey is the former Joan
Callahan, Forty Fort. Mr. Shrey is
an helicopter gunnist in Viet Nam,
stationed there in the 3rd Flight
Platoon with the Army, as a Special-
ist.
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by
Mrs. Richard Lindley
Heads Newcomers Club
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers
Club of Wyoming Valley held their
first Executive Board Meeting of
the season on Monday, September
12 at the home of Mrs. Charles
Romaine the Club Supervisor. The
new president, Mrs. Richard Linds-
ley, New Goss Manor, Dallas, ‘an-
nounced that the first monthly
meeting will be held Wednesday,
September 26 in the Acme Audi-
torium, Gateway Shopping Center,
Edwardsville at 8 p. m.
the opening events on the Club
Calendar for the 1966-67 season.
First scheduled activity will be a
show by David Crystal Fashions
from Fashin Flair. Chairman, Mrs.
Gerald Bango, Dallas, announces
showtime 8 p. m., October 6 at
Fiirst Presbyteria Church, South
Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre. Tick-
ets and further information will be
available at the meeting or from
club members. The Welcome Wagon
International Motto ie ‘There are
no strangers... just friends who
have not met.”
Father Frank Now
In Wilkes-Barre
Rev. Richard Frank, former as-
sistant pastor of Gate of Heaven
Church, Dallas, is now residing at
225 Blackman Street, Wilkes-Barre,
where he was transferred. from St.
John the Baptist Church in Scran-
ton to St. Boniface School.
Baby Christened
The rite of Baptism was admin-
istered Sunday to Wendy Jean
code, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Goode, Jackson Street,
by Rev. Robert ‘Sheehan, Dallas
Methodist Church. Sponsors were
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris, Over-
brook Avenue. The Goodes enter-
tained at a family dinner follow-
ing the service.
Card Of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. Orrison Kocher,
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Mr. and Mrs.
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Delicious
Homemade
Soups
Full Course
Dinners
Special
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Lake St, Dallas
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: Ruggles, wish to thank all those
| who were kind in remembering
i them on their recent 59th wedding
| anniversary. ¥
SUSAN
Final plans will be discussed for!
BEAUTY SHOP
95 MIDLAND DRIVE DALLAS
OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
| Mr. And Mrs. Wilb
ur H. Davis
Wed 24 Years On September 19
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, 180
Parrish Street, Dallas, celebrated
their 24th wedding anniversary on
September 19.
The former Velma Haring and |
‘Mr. Davis were married in Dallas
Methodist Church by the late Austin
L. Prynn. Mrs. Davis’is the daughter
of Mrs. Rose Haring, Trucksville and
the late Mr. Haring. Her husband
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Davis, Dallas.
Mrs. Davis is circulation manager
of the Dallas Post, /teaches Sunday !
School at Huntsville Christian
Church of which the couple are
members and is active in church
Lehman Woman's
work. As a hobby she turns to
bowling and gardening.
Mr. Davis serves on the Dallas
Borough Council and as an elder at
Huntsville Christian Church. He is
also a member of the American
Society of ‘Tool Manufacturers and
the Church Bowling League. Mr.
Davis is Production Foreman at Roy-
er Foundry and Machine Company,
where he has been employed over
| 30 years.
They are the parents of two sons,
James and Ricky. There are also
two = grandchildren, Jimmy and
Debbie.
Club To Hold
Fine Fashion Show In November
First meeting of the fall season’
was held by the Lehman Women's
Club at the Lehman Fire Hall, with
Mrs. Edward Kanasky presiding.
Mrs. Robert Laymon, Budget and
Finance Chairman, introduced pro-
jects to be accomplished this fall,
a Rummage Sale in November and a
i Fashion Show in October.
Mrs. Richard Bingaman,
man of the fashion show, announced
it would be held on Friday evening,
October 21'at the Lehman Elemen-
tary School at 8 o'clock. Fashion
show will be sponsored by Lazarus
Department Store. Mrs. Marilyn
Kennedy will be commentator. Door
prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Edward Jones, Public Af-
airs chairman, reported that she
and her committee delivered gifts
for the carnival at Retreat State
Hospital. A party was held in
August for the seven women at
Maple Cottage, which is sponsored
by the Women’s Club. Another
party will be held at Retreat on
September 20 to commemorate the
birthday of one of the patients.
Again this year the club will sell
note paper and Christmas cards de-
picting historic scenes and monu-
ments of Pennsylvania. This is a
State Federation project to help
promote the beauty of the state.
New members introduced by Mrs.
Edward Belasco were Mrs. Walter
F. Blejwas Jr. land Mrs. John
Stepanik.
The monthly drawing for a gift
donated by a member of the club
was won by Mrs» Richard Bingaman.
Proceeds of this go into a fund fr
the Retreat State project.
Program chairman, Mrs. Richard
Bingaman, introduced Mrs. Maude
Cloak and daughter Marla who
spoke and showed slides on “Liv-
ing with Fragrances’.
New Choir Forming
Any interested members of the
newly organized Eastern Orthodox
Church in Lehman are asked ‘to
report for choir rehearsal at Trin-
ity United Presbyterian Church,
Dallas, on Friday evening at 8.
Mrs. ‘Gerald Sudick, wife of the
pastor, will direct the new choral
group to be formed.
Pamela Piatt Has
Birthday Dinner
"Pamela Piatt, daughter of Mr. land
Mrs. Edwin Piatt, Mooretown, was
honored on her 10th birthday on
Sunday. Dinner was held at Hotel
Sterling and later the guests land
Debbie attended “Holiday On Ice.”
Present, Mr. and Mrs. John Row-
an, David, Mary, Carol and Terry
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Rogowski, the
guest of honor and her parents.
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chair- | Vince Angelicola, Charles Bednar,
Hostesses for the evening wene
Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. Walter
Maguire and Mrs. Michael Godek.
Attending were Mesdames Ed-
-ward Kanasky, Richard Bingaman,
Louis Laning, Robert Laymon, Ed-
ward Belasco, William Michaels,
Richard = Pollina, Richard Sloan,
Brown, John Callahan,
Thomas Duffy, William (Cole, Mi-
chael Godek, Edward Jones and
‘Walter Maguire.
William Bryan Beahm
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beahm, Pikes
Creek, announce the birth of a son,
William Bryan, on ‘September 14 at
General Hospital.
The newcomer weighed in lat eight
pounds, eight ounces and joins two
sisters, Debbie ‘and Kimberly, aged
hine and seven respectively.
Mother is the former Grace Mar- 3
tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Martin, Sweet Valley. Mr.
Beahm is employed with the Deluxe
Game ‘Company.
Douglas Doyle Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas,
Sweet Valley, announce the birth
of a six pound, thirteen ounce son,
Douglas Doyle, September 12 at
Nesbitt Hospital.
There is also a son, Jeffrey Rich-
ard, aged nine. Mrs. Thomas is the
former Joyce Adams, Sweet Valley.
Mr. Thomas is a barber at Forty
Fort.
Lawrence David Hillman
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hillman, Lake
Silkworth, announce the birth of
a son, Lawrence David, on Septem-
ber 9 at Mercy Hospital.
Mrs. Hillman is the former Susan
Jenkins, Lake Silkworth. Mr. Hill-
man is son of Mr. and Mrs. Gomer
Hillman and is associated in bugi-
ness with his father.
Breakfast Party i
Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Pikes Creek,
was hostess at a. breakfast party
on Friday morning. Attending: Mes-
dames Caroline Ferrey, Mildred
Naugle, Edwin Britt, Bonnie Naugle,
Colleen Cooper, Gloria Naugle, Mil-
dred Allen, Rita Butler, Bertha
Creasing, Rose Dribelbis, Doris
Sayre, Eleanor Bronson, Beverly
Sayre, Alice Buczewski and Shirley |
Sayre. :
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Rev. Robert Underwood
Goes To Brighton
Rev. Robert Underwood, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Underwood,
Shavertown, has accepted a call to
the Episcopal Church in New Brigh-
ton; Pa,
Rev. Underwood has been serving
pastorates at St. David's and St.
John’s Episcopal Churches in
Scranton. ‘
Elaine Hunt Is Chosen
By Heavenly Creations
Elaine Hunt, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Marks, Lehman, was
selected out of 15 applicants to at«
tend courses at Heavenly Creations
School at Norfolk, Va., where she
will study the latest methods of
hair arrangements.
Upon her return, Miss Hunt will
be in charge of the Hair Piece De-
partment at Lazarus Store, Wilkes
Barre. She is a- graduate of Empire
Beauty School.
Her sister, Mary Lou Hunt,
Jamestown, N. Y., drove her to
Norfolk. .
Promotion Exercises for the Pris
mary Department of the Lehman
Methodist Church will be held dur-
ing Sunday School on September
25. Family and friends are invited
to attend.
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