Wedding of Paula Ingram and Douglas Austic in 1966
Paula Kay Ingram and Douglas John Austic wed at Benton Methodist Church in Benton Center on Sunday September 4 1966. The ceremony featured a lace over crepe gown with chapel train and white Bible bouquet, followed by a reception at the bride’s home and plans to reside in Trumansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Paula Kay Ingram
Paul Ingram
Penn Yan
Douglas John Austic
Albert Austic
David Eames
Benton Methodist Church
Benton Center
Linda Ingram
John Stuart
Janice Borden
Betty Lou van Splunder
Lancaster
Barbara Hatch
Vick van Wormer
Avoca
Linda Bennett
Point Breeze
Cheryl Ingram
Beth Borden
Lawrence Reeve
Riverhead
Lee Scott
Bruce Dean
Bruce Rustic
Larry Ledgerwood
Jeffery Bates
Olean
R.D. 2
Austic
Penn Yan Academy
Cornell University
Trumansburg High School
Cornell
Local Social News Roundup From Mecklenberg Area
Mecklenberg residents attend family gatherings plane visits and engagements noted. Stephen Percey of Plattsburg visits his mother Mrs Mildred Percey. Fred Nichols family visits Mrs Betty Eastman. Carrs vacation in Ireland and Scotland. Nourse and others attend a wedding at Baptist Church. Several 4 H and community events recalled with diners and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Percey
Plattsburg
Mildred Percey
Fred Nichols
Avoca
Betty Eastman
Joseph Carr
Iredell Rd
Ireland
Scotland
Ferner and Dean Engaged in Trumansburg
Mrs. Arthur F. Ferner announces the engagement of her daughter Karen M. Ferner to William C. Dean son of the Rev Paul Dean and Mrs Dean. Karen is a 1964 Trumansburg Central School graduate and an employee of Household Finance Corp Ithaca. William, a 1964 Trumansburg High School graduate and 1966 Williamsport Community College alum, is in the U S Army stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumansburg
Arthur F. Ferner
Karen M. Ferner
William C. Dean
Paul Dean
Dean
Miss Ferner
Arthur Ferner
Trumansburg Central School
Household Finance Corp
Ithaca
Trumansburg High School
Williamsport Community College
Williamsport
U.S. Army
Fort Riles
Kan
Trumansburg Locals Update on Weddings and Departures
Mr and Mrs H J Davenport sold their Kingtown Beach Cottage to Mr and Mrs Maurice Bower of Perry City. Jack Osborne married Karen Comin with many Buffalo friends in town. Mrs Samuel Rhode fractured both arms after a fall and stays at Tompkins County Hospital. Criss of Marcellus and Providence visitors with Mrs Edwin D Patrick and family. Local seniors plan college departures. Kathy Schultz Geneseo Cobboskill, Susan Tunison Cobleskill, Beverly Hausner Sally Garner Cortland, Alice Robbins Bryant Stratton, Elizabeth Blatherwick Cornell. Larry Doll bound for Virginia Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.J. Davenport
Kingtown Beach
Maurice Bower
Perry City
Jack Osborne
Buffalo
Karen Comin
Samuel Rhode Fell
Tompkins County Hospital
Daniel Collins
Providence
R.I
Edwin D. Patrick
Criss
Marcellus
H.J. Davenports
Kathy Schultz
State University College
Geneseo
Susan Tunison
Cobbleskill Ag
Tech. Institute
Beverly Hausner
Sally Garner
Cortland
Alice Robbins
Bryant
Stratton Business College
Elizabeth Blatherwick
Cornell University
Larry Doll
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paula Ingram
Douglas Austic
Mecklenberg
Nettie Leonard
Edwin Nourse
McLean-Peterson
Sharon Kahkonen
4-H
Syracuse
Richard Bolin
Claymont
Del
Robert Batty
Leebh Logan
Westchester
LaGrande Barnum
Burdett
Frances
Bessie Thorpe
Mrs. Kermit Leonard
Emma
Caroll Jackson
Harold Guyett
Mrs Jackson
Ernest Winter
Leroy Winters
Veteran’s Hospital Union
Raymond Updike
Navy
Norfolk
Hattie Warren
Regina Percey
Martha Warren
Elizabeth Cole
Goldsmith Nursing Home
Jacksonville
John Shuler
Robert Knapp
Cayutaville
Edwin Miller
Catherine
David H. Tompkins
Newfield
Howard Tompkins
Allen Soule
Melvin Smith
Karen Ferner
William Dean
Ashland Oil
Ashland Fuel Oil
Ashland
Ashland Diesel
Ashland Oil & Refining Company, Inc
Elmira St
Frank Kippola
Ithaca, N. Y
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