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First Wedding Saturday •lln 151-Year-Old Churchlt;lt;5t.€hI HOWARD — Just one day be-jthe bride's mother. After Sept. !. fore the CurUn Methodist Church jthe ™upie will live m Phoenix,was 15! years old. a formal wed- ^mtna-ding, said to be the first ceremony ot its kind to be solemnized within the edifice took place there when on Saturday Miss Prances Glenn,Oet if Town GsotiOut of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilkms. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain. Miss Alice Lewis, all of New York Citv; Mr.1daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Glenn of |*nd ,Mr* 1 BML Eagle, became the br.de of;^eek; Mr and Mr* ParkerFoster Fullerton, ron of Mr. »nd!9le™ Harrisburg. _Mrs._LnnMrs. E. B. Fullerton of Htzclton Kansas.S. Trexler. Mr. and Mrs. M. K Trexler of Wilkes-Barre; Rev. andThe wedding was celebrated atjj,rs W„F Gjenn and son. D.ils-noon by the Re*-. Walter F Clenn ^ur* Mlf* kV*r,h.a j?*of Diilsburg, brother of the br.de, i Brunswick. I N- * ■ Mrs. Dm , who was given .n marriage by an- ^mson- , daughter*. Jean and i iother brother. H Parker Glenn of:°f Jndianapnl,.*. Ind_. MrsI:.. . __ .. . •— - - Willard Barnhart and children,Kenneth. Lois and Ftedlt;ty, of Belief on te; Mr. and Mrs. Marion, I Jiarnsbitrt and was attended by I Miss M. Elizabeth Trexler of New York City.Paul R. Glenn, still another brother of the bride, was best manPletcher, son, Robert. Mr and Mrs. _^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A. T. Pletc'ner, sons, Glenn anda^~Rotert pTctchcr ”and Kling |J Mr M* Mrs Kl.ng Year-Yeanck. both of this place, were daughter. Patricia, all of.ushers. i Howard,n The bride wore white chiffon Charch Anniversary (I over white satin. Her veil was of1 Following Saturday’s wedding.; ‘white net and was of waist length, j members of the Curtin congtega-j with a wreath of small flowers at]*,on Sunday celebrated the anni-, the crown. She carried white versar* church, one of the', gardenias. Her maid of honor;°ldest in this vicinity. at special] wore pink net over pink satin with services and a homecoming, a matching hat. Her bouquet was of pink rose buds and blue delphinium.Tn Live In ArtomaMrs. W. E. Glenn was organist and Irvin B. Pletcher of Turtle Creek was vocalist during the ceremony, singing 4*I Love You Truly and At Dawning The wedding march was played on an old-fashioned organ.Mrs. Fullerton is a graduate of the Bellefonte High School in 1930] and of the Wilfred School, New!York. She has been employed for; nine years in secretarial work in New York OK.aMr. Fullerton was graduatedfrom the Elk Hart. Kansas. High School and the University of Kansas and is manager of the Hooper Holmes Bureau jFollowing the wedding there was a reception for members of the immediate family at the home ofBetty Lee Qain. IMh-ka, 3Jaafee Lanatee Say dev, I Charfca Bray atrrmmm. t Eleanor t. Bay dev. AHiwa,tPkyltta fiki—paaaky. IIKarl G. Mth. 12 Leater Siakaka, ISDare^.ij C. Haifn. BeechGreek. K. D., 15 Had Leeae Frarel. Hrn-lagtae. aad Margaerfte May Kaecbt, Mill Hall, ft. d.. If taday keeait al ben-
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Lock Haven Express
Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Aug 22, 1939
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