The Pocono Record from Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 17

THE DAILY RECORD, STROUDSBirRG. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1050 FIVE Mrs. Edward James Bloch Miss Joan Strunk Married In ScarsdaleToE. J. Bloch The marriage of Miss Joan Strunk diughter of Mrs.

Elizabeth Strunk of East Stroudsburg to Edward James Bloch took place on Wednesday afternoon, December 20, at the home of the bridgegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bloch of 40 Park Road, Scarsdale, N. Y.

Reverend Edward G. pastor of the Methodist church of Cutchogue, Y. performed the double ring ceremony. Miss Janet Strunk of New York City was her attendant. Henrv Bloch Jr was best man for his brother, and Harold Sti unk of Philadelphia, brother of the bride, gave her in 'marriage Mrs, Bloch was graduated from East Stroudsburg High school, attended Penn State University, and Is now a student at New York University.

Mr. Bloch was graduated from Scarsdale High school, Williams College, and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He taught for two years at Robert College, Istanbul, Turkey. During World War II, Mr. Bloch served as a lieutenant in the Marine Corps.

Mr. and Mrs. Bloch are spending their honeymoon in Haiti, and will make their home in Forest Hills. Just Between Us Bobby Westbrook Well, the old year is certainly pulling out of his hag of ti icks all the weather he had left over from the whole year in these last few days of his stay. ing, no doubt, to leave the place empty for the new' year.

No wonder had these last few days tucked away in the back of the to show them, what. Yesterday morning the children were skating 011 the driveway and last night they were sledding in the little streams of water that ran clown the hills. Well, maybe, with a good clean start, the new year will have something nice and normal to offer us soon. Though when I think what is normal for January and February, I shudder. But weather is a minor item, after all and after all.

What we really should be wishing for is that all of the good things that happened to you last year be echoed in the new, and that all the unhappy things be forgotten with the 1850 calendar that you lived with so long that you never see It anymore. Maybe we can look at everything with fresh, interested ideas as we begin the second half of the century. Anyway we can rest assured that no matter what happens, we be bored. Disappointed, sorry, heartbroken well, maybe. But bound to be interesting.

Happy New Year. Second Postponement The Christmas entertainment planned for last night at St. Lutheran church has again been postponed because of bad driving conditions and instead will be held on Wednesday night, January 3. Miss Angeline DeSanto Miss DeSanto EngagedTo Football Star Mount Pocono Mr. and Mrs.

Paul DeSanto, of Belmont Mount Pocono, announce the engagement of their daughter, Angeline, to Edmund Romanovvski, son of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Ro- manoswki, of Ashley, Pa. Miss DeSanto is a graduate of Stroudsburg High school and is employed by the Stroudsburg Borough School district as a secretary in the high school office. Mr Romanowski is a graduate of Ashley High school, a student at the University of Scranton, where he is captain of the university football team. Mr, Romanowski is a former serviceman, having served in the U.S.

Navy. No date has been set for the wedding. Holiday Party At Kre sgeHome Mount Pocono A family holiday gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kresge of Mount Pocono over the weekend.

AH members of the family weie home except one son, First Lieut. Wesley C. McCoy, who is in service and stationed in Alaska. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. Harry A.

McCoy and children, Judy, Harry and Welsey, of Westfield, N. Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam McCoy and children, Peggy, Binnio and Charlene of Swiftwater; Mr. and Mrs.

Walter G. Sebring, and children Eddie and Penny of Washington, Miss Desmond McCoy of East Stroudsburg, Pa. Callers included Mr. and Mrs. Walter C.

Kresge of Swiftwater and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tyreman, of Scot run. Meeting Postponed The Dames of Malta who ordinarily meet the first Monday of each month have postponed their January meeting until Wednesday because of the holiday. MonroeNative Home For His 75th Birthday Norman Fetherman, a native of Monroe county who has returned to make his home at 27 North Green after many years of wandering will celebrate his 75th birthday on December 31 at the American hotel.

He will as his guests at a dinner to he held Sunday afternoon at 6:30 p.m. at the Indian Queen hotel, his immediate relatives and Mrs. Annie Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson.

He was born in 1875, which was a mild winter since he recalls his uncles telling him they were laying fence posts tlie day he was born on his farm in Cherry Valley, now' occupied by Lt. Donald do Otte Mr. father carried mail from Stroudsburg to Lehigh Gap, one way each day, and they lived on the farm now owned by Earl Erdman. On the first clay of deer season this fail, Mr. Fetherman climbed the Blue Ridge mountain at that point to look down on the valley where he spent his boyhood.

In early youth he traveled to Europe, the West Indies and South America, and finally established himself in Creek to learn the trade. He then served as postmaster at Brainards, N.J., at a yearly wage of $75, and being in sight and sound of the railroad, he succumbed to the lure of railroading beginning as fireman on the L.V. R.R. at South Easton, and later being promoted to engineer. He was what they called a working with the Lehigh and Hudson, the D.L.&W., Central New England, and Pennsylvania among other railroads.

He also worked with the Metropolitan Edison and finally with the Dixie Cup until his retirement in 1949, when he returned to his native Monroe county. He is a member of the Valley Forge chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution, and keeps up his activities with the chapter. Beacon Club Has Party At Lee Home The Beacon club of Mount Zion met Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Earl Lee Jr. for a Christmas party.

A box had been sent with gifts from all the members to a former member of the club Mrs. Mildred Lesoine Styles who has been in a New Jersey hospital for the past seven months. Gifts from the lighted Christmas tree were distributed by Mrs. two and a half year old daughter, Jacqueline. Since the party also marked the birthday of the club president, Mrs.

Earl Lee a cake baked and decorated by her daughter, Mrs. Howard Teada, was served with the other holiday refreshments. As favors each member received a candy cane fastened to a spruce bough with a big red ribbon. Those present were: Mrs. Earl Lee Mrs.

Lona Arnold, Mrs. Howard Halleft, Mrs. C. G. Bush, Mrs.

John Lesoine, Mis. Earl Sandt, Mrs. Raymond Alleger, Mrs. Laura Marsh, Mis. Howard Tenda, Mrs.

Mabel Pap- pillon, and the hostess, Mrs. Earl Lee Jr. One member of the club, Mrs. William Evans, was unable to present. Birth Announced Delaware Water Gap Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Neipert, of Delaware Water Gap, have recieved word of the birth of a granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Solida of Judsonia, Arkansas. The baby, born December 27, weighed 9 pound 11 ounces.

Mrs. Solida is the former Madeleine Neipert. To Order Costumes Any members of the cast of the Victor Herbert operetta to be given by the Community Chorus, who were not present at rehearsal last night to be measured for costumes, have been asked to call Mrs. Gilbert Barthold, 2204 today. The orders for the costumes, must go in before the holiday.

(Lawrence Studio) MISS JEAN MARIE SEIP, whose engagement to Edwin Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder, of Fairview East Stroudsburg, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seip of North Fourth Stroudsburg, is shown above.

Miss Seip was graduated from Stroudsburg High school in 1950, and is employed in the personnel department at the Art Metal Co. Mr. Snyder, who was graduated from East Stroudsburg High school in 1949, is employed at Shawnee Press, of the Fred Waring Enterprises in East Stroudsburg. No date has been announced for the wedding. The Record Social News Bobby Social Editor Phone 2160-R iss Ruth Safin Ruth Safin To Be Bride Of Navy Man Edna Safin, of 281 South Courtlaml East Stroudsburg, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ruth Safin, to Cornelius Pent land, son of Mrs.

Ruth P. Rinker, of 223 South Crystal St East Stroudsburg. Miss Safin attended East Stroudsburg schools and is now employed at the Art Metal Works. Mr. Pent land as a member of the East Stroudsburg senior class of 1949 before enlisting in the U.S.

Navy. He is now at Quonset Point, R.I. No date has been set for the wedding. Everitt Class Meeting The A. F.

Everitt class of St. Lutheran church will hold a meeting at the social rooms of the church on Wednesday night at 8 Madlyn Stout Betrothed To Robert Motts On Christmas Eve, Mr. and Mis. Forrest Stout of Stroudsburg R.D. 2, announced the engagement of their daughter, Madlyn, to Robert Motts, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Motts, of Bt od headsvi lie. Miss Stout and Mr. Motts are both graduates of Stroudsburg High school and at present air employed at the West End Diner. Mr.

Motts was also graduated fiom Pennsylvania State College, and served three years in World War II. No date has been set for the wedding. Around The Stroudsburgs Steve Predmore. son of Mr. and Mis.

Robert Predmore, of 419 Brodhead yesterday celebrated his third birthday, with a small paity for the family. Mr. and rs. Robert Decker, of, Oakland East Stroudsburg, I and Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart Rep-1 sher, (if 176 Grove St, East Stroudsburg, are celebrating then 54th wedding anniversary. They! were married in a double ceremony. Mrs. Decker is Mr, sister. Blue Ridge Aux.

To Have Card Party, Supper, Play The T.adies iliaty of the Blue Ridge Hook and Ladder met Tuesdav night at the fire hall. President Mrs, Grant Knowles was in charge of the business meeting when it was decided to have a card party at the fire hall on Saturday night, January 6 Mrs Claude Kekley will he the chairman, and Mrs. Myron Sns dei in charge of refreshments lt was also decided to have a penny supper later on, with the funds to he used to purchase supplies for firemen. A committee was appointed: Mis Oscar Bonser, Mrs. Anna Serfas, and the members.

The following auditors were ap pointed Mrs. Myron Anna Serfas, Edith Wei k- heiser. The same officers were reelected for the corning year, as follows; president, Mrs. Grant Knowles; vice president. Mis.

Bond; secretary, Mrs. P. Meixsell; treasurer, Mrs, Williaid Shoemaker; financial secretary, Mrs. Harry Shoemaker, A social hour followed and a short Christmas program given. Mrs.

Andrew sang two solos, and so did Barbara Christian, with Mis Hai ry Shoemaker accompanist at the piano. Mrs. Grant Knowles read a Christmas poem, Christmas exchange afforded much merriment. Gaines were enjoyed and covered dish buffet lunch was served the 23 members present. Mrs.

Knowles thanked the members for their fine eoopeiation during the past year in helping her to make it highly successful. Coslers Have Family Party At Scotrun Scot run A Christmas dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Coslar, of Scotrun, which in addition to the holidays marked the 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. patents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Coslar. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Dominick DePaul, and children, Richard and Suzanne, Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Singer and children Winona, Willis and Dawn DcHaven, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Brong, Robert Smith, Mrs. Dolona DeSanto, Fannie Mrs. Filomena DePaul, Louis DePaul.

Mr and Mrs. Fred Coslar and Mr. and Mis. Charles Coslar Sledding Party Is Given By Sue Eilenberger Sue Eilenberger entertained a sledding party on Kintners Hill in Minlsink Hills last night when the rain spoiled the skating party she had planned. However, the youngsters had a lot fast sledding on the hill, and later I adjourned to the Eilenberger i home for refreshments.

Attending were Kathleen Yost Roger and Benny Hartman, Peggy Yost, Rita Assante, Carol Burn- ley, Linton Patterson, Judy Cramer, Nancy and Peter Westbrook, and the hostess, Sue Eilen- beiger. Unable to he present were Bruce Huffman, Eugene Plaza, John Myers, Raymond Anuskewicz, Bunnie Bartholomew, Nffn Burnley and Sharon Stutter. Subscribe to The Daily Record Lighted Skating Rink llot Coffee Set-Up GAYBKOOK VAt ATION FARMS Open Sun. A Every Eve. 2 West of School 1441-R 3 I'hone K.

Htroiolfiturg, I'm, CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS MISFD HI VV Domini VIenilirr F. T. II. A. We Telegraph Flowers Dr.

Olga M. Shlanta Osteopathic Physician moved her offices to 600 Sarah Street Stroudsburg, Telephone 1263 The degree after lodge. team will practice When You Think Of DRUGS LEBAR'S DRUG STORE YCUR EVERY NEED Your eyes will tell you lietter, When they are free of strain. Dr. C.

II. SNOWDON Appointment, rtnrne 2nd Triangle Shoe Store Vine 1'umom Tailoring Remodeling and Alterations For the Fntlre Family Done hv Fxpert Tailor ERNST LEU EN ROTH Hlar Houle Htromlsliurg, (On Houle To Hartonsvllle) i'hone 1101 -H-1 Visit The NEW POCONO MT. ART SCHOOL 39 Broad Stroudsburg Entrance at V.F.W. Memorial Park Ceramic Painting Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.

Us About Lessons in Ceramic When Thinking About Redecoration Remember eneral Call 508-J for free estimate 727 Bank Court Stroudsburg, Pa. The South Crystal Poultry Market Phone 2866 209 So. Crystal St. E. Stroudsburg Fresh Killed TURKEYS DUCKS Stewing and Roasting CHICKENS In Case We Wished it to You Personally HAPPY NEW YEAR FRESH EGGS doz.

69c Cudahy, Puritan, Premium Smoked Medium and large Sizes HAMS 65 lb. Black Hawk Smoked HAMS Medium and Large Sizes 69 lb. MARKET iVFKY Sthir ofkntdm fllON 245 ,1 1 1 Ti TTI.I, 'I. Miss Lois Lorraine Wagner Miss G. J.

Stettler PlanTo Wed Mr. hml Mrs. Frank 1 Wag ncr, of 88 Analonhnk East Stroudsburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lois Lorraine, to George J. Stettler, son of Mr. and Mrs George 15.

Stettler, of Fast Stroudsburg RD 2, Miss Wagner Is a senior attending East Stroudsburg High school. Mr. Stettler was graduated from High school and is employed by the Hughes Printing Co. Worthy Matron Honored At Party At Lantermans Mrs. Mnhel Lanterman, of Crestmont Road, East associate matron of Monroe Chapter No.

99, Order of Eastern Star, entertained at a Christmas party in honor of the worthy Matron, Mrs. Eleanor Gearhart on Thursday night. There were twenty-seven other officers present, and they all joined in presenting Mrs, Gearhart with an over night bag. The Lanterman home was bright with Christmas decorations, and hments were served from a table decorated with pine cones and Christmas greens. Cards were played with prizes going to Mary Bonser, Velma Lanterman, Nellie Meichner, Lulu Swisher, Gladys Haigh and Dorothy Lim.

Those present were: Mis Verna I Mrs. Gladys Haigh, Mis Mary Bonser, Mrs. Leona Lesoine, Mrs. Amy lvteis, Mrs. Lulu Lanteinian, Mrs.

Velma Lnnierman, Mis. Lulu Swisher, Alice H. Staples, Miss Bess Gardner, Mrs. Meichner, Mis. Dorothy Lim, Mrs, Alberta liaison, Mrs.

Addle Adams, Mrs. Lulu Kinsley, Mrs. Ruth Bush, Mrs. Mary Davey, Mrs. Ai- tbervla Dennis, Mrs.

Carrie Slutter, Mrs. Cora Bisbing, Mrs. Gabel, Mrs. Beatrice DeHaven, Mrs. May Frank, Mrs.

Mary Evelyn Miller, R. L. PlanToWed Miss Evelyn Anita Miller, daughter of Jacob L. Miller and the late Alma S. Miller, became engaged to Richard Lewis son of Mr.

and Mrs, Floyd Sayloi sburg, R.D. 2, on Christmas Eve. The announcement was at Miss home to friends and the family. Miss Miller attended Pocono High school, and Mr, was graduated from Chest nut- hill High school. He is employed as a carpenter with his uncle, Sheriff Amzi 1 Miss Valloria Sylvia Moyer Miss Moyer EngagedTo Robert Ace Mr.

and Mrs. Charles K. Moyer, of East Stroudsburg, R.D. 2, announce the engagement of their daughter, Valloria Sylvia Moyer, to Robert Ace, son of Mr and Mis. Archie Ace, of Snydersville.

The engagement was announced at the home of a friend of tho Moyer family, Mrs, Charles Pope of Allentown. There has been no date set for the wedding. Price, Mrs. Lilliam Wagner, and Mrs. Heller, Mrs.

Gearhart and Mis, Mabel Lanterman. WILL BE Monday, Jun. 1st and Tuesdpy, Jan. 2nd SALATHES BAKERY A DELICATESSEN 514 Main St. Stroudsburg REOPENED Ftergst Mt.

View Red Ftome all rouini l.ifenaed um- ry roinfortalilr ti roo in s. imiirnta. up nrlHta II. rn-t, .1 level a perfect evenine vans VIEW YEAR. it Our Sincere Thanks to All Our For Their Kind Patronage of 1850 A Happy ISetv Year To All We Will Appreciate Every Opportunity You (iive to Serve You During 1851 (JfliltH'cb JHUicrbarlt 760 Main Street, Stroudsburg lofi We Are Starting the ISe tv Year in A BRAND NEW STORE in THE GRONER BUILDING 9 South 7th Stroudsburg, Pa.

with even finer facilities to serve you tliun we had at our former location at 581 Main street GEO. R. STOECKEL Jeweler 9 South 7th St, Telephone 659 Due To A Death In The Family EHRLICH'S MARKET Will Be Closed Saturday, December 30th Open Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, 8 A.M..