Pardonner Spratt Tie Knot In First Methodist Church
Julie Pardonner and Ralph George Spratt wed in a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist Church yesterday evening. The bride, a Central Michigan University graduate and future Walled Lake High School teacher, shares parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pardonner of Dorset Drive. The groom, Argoant Reality employee and Michigan State alumnus, is son of Mrs. George Spratt of Royal Oak. A reception followed as family and friends attended in aqua and white floral arrangements. The couple plans to reside in Royal Oak after a Colorado honeymoon.
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First Methodist Church
Julie Gail Pardonner
Ralph
George Spratt
Paul F. Pardonner
Dorset Drive
Mr. Spratt
Royal Oak, Mich
Patricia Pardonner
Thomas Dolsen
Detroit
William Johnson
Akron
James Greenwell
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Spratt
Berkley, Mich
Central Michigan University
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Walled Lake High School
Walled Lake
Mich
Spratt
Argonaut Reality
General Motors
Michigan State University
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Dondero High School
Royal Oak
Adrian College
Adrian
Michigan State
Colorado
Miss Kuntz Weds James M. Cahill in Dayton Church
Miss Sara Loretta Kuntz daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Kunz of Ridgeway Road Dayton married James Michael Cahill Sr son of Mr and Mrs James Michael Cahill Sr of Panama Avenue at the Church of the Holy Angels Dayton The Rev Monsignor Joseph McFarland officiated The couple will reside in New Jersey after a Bermuda honeymoon The bride attended the University of Dayton and taught at Holy Angels School The groom is employed by Dow Corning Co in New York
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Sara Loretta Kuntz
Richard Kunz
Ridgeway Road
Dayton
James Michael Cahill Sr
Palisades Park
N. J
Church of the Holy Angels
Cahill
Panama Avenue
Joseph McFarland
Moraine Country Club
Julienne High School
University of Dayton
Holy Angele School
Calill
Middletown High School
Miami University
Dow Corning Co
New York
Couple Weds at St Vincent's Corning NY in Winter Noon Ceremony
Miss Carol Lynn Brownrigg and John William Lind were married at St Vincent's Church Corning with a single ring ceremony officiated by Rev John W Brill. The couple plan a Caribbean honeymoon and will reside in Horseheads New York after their wedding trip.
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St. Vincent's Church
Corning
N. Y
Carol Lynn Brownrigg
John William Lind
John W. Brill
Thomas Ward
Thomas Parks Brownrigg
Louise Dandy Brownrigg
John N. Lind
Schirm Drive
Francis J. Cusick
Barbara A. Brownrigg
John L. Lee
William J. Hoffman
Susan Hawley
Suzanne Wasson
Moore Kershner Vows Exchanged Saturday
Miss Susan Lynne Kershner and C David Moore wed in First Presbyterian Church with Dr R Galloway officiating. The couple live in Canton after a honeymoon to White Sulphur Springs and Virginia.
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Susan Lynne Kershner
C. David Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. R. Galloway
Spring Garden
Canton
White Supher Springs
Virginia
West Virginia
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James Cahill JR
Julie Pardonner
Austin Whitmore
Donald Orts
Clement Burton
James A. Boyd
Bay Village
Shirley Brown
Southfield
Floyd Gripman
Quincy
Berkley
Richard Venus
Miss Kuntz
James M. Cahill
Daniel M. Hayes
Elizabethtown
Richard P. Kantz
Springfield
Donald Bunting
Bermuda
New Jersey
Ralph G. Spratt
Osborne
Corning, N.Y
Mr. Lind
William J. Lind
Robert B. Brownrigg
Andrew J. Pelych
Corning Country Club
Corning Free Academy
New York State College of Education
Cortland
West High School
Corning Painted Post
Lind
Ambridge High School
Ambridge
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Corning Glass Works
Mrs. C. David Moore
Marion Kershner
Barbara Drive
C. Aubrey Moore
Cleveland Heights
Fred Finney
Margaret. Clapp
Sele
Frank Gilland
Moore
Penny Stamper
Cindi Graff
Ann Nicholson
Kathy Moore
Charles Smoott
Tom Gibson
Bill Merino
Bill Morris
Terry Miller Pee Friedt
John Volbrecht
Tom Hendricks
Pete Cardullias
Charles Imhoff
Paula Nickell
Jonnie Cox
Judy Lee Ballard
IBM
Wittenberg University
Tobias
Royal Lee Smith
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