Hide Article Text (OCR)
JuneHerveyV▼vedsFaith Lutheran Church in Mentor was the from Painesville, served as best man.Ushers were the bride’s son Harley J. Hervey and James R. Quirk, a nephew of the bridegroom. The bride’s son, Paul Hervey, performed the duties of acolyte for thfe wedding.scene of the Nov. 13 wedding between JuneM. Hervey 7384 Cadle Ave. of Mentor, and Kenneth G. Quiggle formerly of Pearl Street, Painesville. The Rev. Howard Davis officiated.The bride chose a street length lavender crepe gown with a high neckline and full length chiffon sleeves. It was trimmed in white pearls. Her white pearl pin and earrings were a gift of the bridegroom. She wore a corsage of pink and white carnationstrimmed with a lavender bow.Mrs. Alice Sinel served as matron of honor in a deep pink street length dress trimmed in pale pink lace.Richard H. Hervey Jr., acted as ring bearer for his mother’s wedding.Richard Quiggle, the bridegroom’s sonA reception for the family was held immediately following the ceremony. Later, a buffet luncheon was held in the church hall for 70 persons. A white and lavender cake was made and decorated by a friend of the bride, Mrs. Charles Estes. Three other friends, Mrs. Arthur Beifus, Mrs. Richard Daniels and Mrs. Joseph Shimko were in charge of the reception.The bridegroom is employed at Diamond-Shamrock Corp. in Fairport Harbor. The bride is employed by Sears-Roebuck Co., Mentor.
Newspaper Details
Willoughby News Herald
Willoughby, Ohio, US
Fri, Dec 03, 1971
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
USA 06 Jun 2022
Other Publications Near Willoughby, Ohio
Willoughby News Herald
