Lima couple plans daughter's June wedding
Mr and Mrs R J Toomey of Lima Ohio announce their daughter's engagement and forthcoming June wedding plans.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
6
Mr and Mrs R J Toomey of Lima Ohio announce their daughter's engagement and forthcoming June wedding plans.
C P Jacobs sheriff spoke at the March 13 Emmitsburg meeting at the VFW as the New Frontier Democratic Women’s Club prepares hostess duties for the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner. Next meeting is April 10. Marilyn Kathleen to D Wayne Keller of Lima engages. A June wedding is planned.
The March meeting of Tasker’s Chance Garden Club at Mrs. George Zeigler’s home featured Edwin Wells detailing new flower and plant varieties. Mrs. Claude Barrick presented slides from Korea and Miss Annabel Lundgren announced the club’s YMCA planting contribution. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock’s. Mrs. Chase Gove presides.
Diane Martin works as a receptionist at the Holiday Inn while husband Mike ends his day at Coker's House of Fabrics. They juggle housework child care and long hours, aiming for a better future as they pursue degrees and share a warm, if tiring, partnership.
Miss Linda Lee Grossnickle and Charles Elwood Joy were married at Libertytown Methodist Church. Officiants were Rev Glenn Black and Rev Albert Lane Jr. Bride wore a taffeta gown with Chantilly lace and train, carried white carnations with a white orchid. Reception followed. couple to reside in Libertytown. Bride a Linganore High School 1965 graduate, employed by Price Electric Co. Groom a 1965 Linganore graduate and manager of Joys Market.
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