Patricia MacAllen Becomes Bride of James Mills in Church Ceremony
Patricia Louise MacAllen and James Rev. Mills wed at First Methodist Church with Rev. John E. Hanson officiating. The decor featured glacial and mums, palms, and candles. attendants wore orchid and yellow dresses. The bride carried a lavender orchid, wore nylon lace, and配 pearls, while the groom wore pearl earrings as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Harriett Phyllis Offineer
Myron S. Offineer
Patricia Louise MacAllen
James
L. J. MacAllen
Rambler Ave
Allen Smith
Ralph Smith
Nova
Frank Mills
Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
John E. Hanson
Dorothy Hutton
Joy Uetzler
Mills
C E Gardner
Middlefield
Patricia Louse
Reception Fetes Bride-To-Be Of Former Elyma
The reception honored Miss Judy Ellen Offtreer sister of the bride with attendants Cathy Lynn Carmen junior bridesmaid Andrea Lee Carmen as flower girl. The bride wore satin panels accented by seed pearls with turquoise and white accessories described by family. Attendants wore turquoise and pink nylon organza gowns with matching headpieces. Miss McCreery and Mr Lyons studied at Elyma. guests reached four hundred. the couple planned a south honeymoon and will reside in Anniston Alabama after a Windsor ceremony.
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Judy Ellen Offtreer
Cathy Lynn Carmen
Andrea Lee Carmen
Cathy South
Gere Carmen
Maid of Honor
Hearthand
James R McCreery
Cephon
Essie Ann
David D Eleanor Wiliams
Edna Boseley
Lyons
Elyman
Hazel Kirk
Miss Regina
Jessie Shackett
Kirk
Women’s Club
Winnipeg
Elyma High School
Carred
Elymmas
Willard T Lyons
Pink Feather Academy of Beauty
Berlin Center
Sallie Lyons
Amd
Haigh
Dale S Porter
Elyma
Mills
Winslow
C Ruch
Fort McClellan
Ala
Enson
London
England
Takacs Kensha Rite Solemnized at St Mary Church
Miss Mariene Kensha and Andrew Takacs exchanged marriage vows at St Mary Church on Saturday at 9 30 am with Rev James P McCann officiating. The bride wore a pearls adorned gown and veil with white glamellias bouquet. attendants included Theresa Orsik and Pat Lithe among others.
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Mariene Kensha
Andrew Takacs
St. Mary Church
James P. McCann
Elevovman
Bianchi
Past Matrons See Coffee Film and Wedding Details
The Past Matrons Association of Elyma Chapter 165 Eastern Stars viewed The Magic Cup film courtesy of the National Coffee Institute at Mrs Frank Brandau’s home. Dorothy Boorn presided at the September meeting. A lavish wedding for Marlene and Takacs drew about 400 guests at the American Legion Home with guests from Michigan Illinois Pennsylvania and Martins Ferry. The bride is a graduate of Elyna Instrict Catholic High School and St Mary of the Woods College with a BS in Music Education. the groom is a Camden High School graduate. The couple will reside on Route 4 in Wellington after a Caribbean honeymoon.
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National Coffee Institute
Linda Litke
Mary Ann Kenska
Michigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Martins Ferry
Route 4
Wellington
Marlene
Bode
Elyna Instrict Catholic High
St Mary-of-the-Woods
Takacs
Camden High ‘School
Wedding of Miss Smyth with Smyth in Sullivan
The best man was Wayne E Smyth ushers were Fred Hughes and Harold Wurtz. The brides mother wore a fern green floral print dress with autumn gold accessories. Feathered yellow carnations were her flowers. The bridegroom's mother wore a soft blue dress with pink corsage. A reception for 130 guests followed in the church parlor. Hostesses were Mrs Donald Willer, Miss Joanne Gannett, and Mrs Fred Hughes. Out of town guests came from Michigan, Ohio, and Colorado. The couple will honeymoon and reside in Sullivan. Smyth is a graduate of Wellington High School. Auction notice follows for Holy Cross Church pickups.
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Carl Gardner
Robert
Edward Hall
Briggyroom
Wayne E.smyth
Fred Hughes
Harold Wurtz
Donald Willer
Joanne Gannett
Michigan
Colorado
Smuth
Sullivan Harnett
Wellington High School
Srrmuth
Ruggles Troy High School
Miss Greco United To Michael Kuznar in Lorain
The wedding of Rosemary Greco and Michael J Kuznar was held at St Stanislaus Church with about 400 guests at a 10 am ceremony. The bride wore a Schiffi embossed tulle gown and veil. bridesmaids wore orchid nylon organza. best man was Paul Lana and ushers included Richard Miller and others. The couple will reside at 502 East 32 Street and plan a future wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Tomasek Elyria. the groom is employed at The American Crucible Company.
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Lorain
St. Stanislaus Hall
Michael J. Kuznar
Rosemary Greco
George Tomasek
Griswold Rd
Elyria
Kuznar
Michael D. Kuznar
I East
John Kushak
St Stanislaus Church
Paul Linna
Judy Mowery
Carol Sparks
Marilyn Kuznar
Bmnde
Robert Kokot
Connie Bartlebaugh
Kathy Szaho
Marge Straka
Karen Ruznar
JoAnn Nibert
East
Elyma High School
Lorain High School
iThe American Crucibie Company
Rice throwing linked to wedding tradition and pantry wish
UPI reports rice at weddings carries Oriental meaning of abundance. The piece notes the custom as a blessing for a full pantry. Also mentions Fish and Shrimp Fridays at United Polish Club, 1501 Middle Ave, 4 8 PM.
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New York
UPI
United Polish Club
Middle Ave
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Patricia MacAllen
Mr. Mills
Harriett Offineer
Smith
Harold Willman
Les Gannett
de la Vars
Patricia Lowse MacAllen
Franklyn Wright
James Allen Smith
Harnett Offieer
Elyrian
David Neighbour
Marlene Kenska
aUty
Moss Kensha
John" Kensha
Grafton Rd
John Takacs
James Kolopps
Loms Kololpus
St Joseph’s
Fen
Mrs Brandau
Beth Callers
Ruth Stuntz
Dorothy Boorn
Cathy Frabotta
John Frabotta
Darel Lombard
Chitford Sabin
Gerald Zlatkowsk
American Lemon Home
American Legion
Rosemary Amato
Cleveland
Shoreway Shopping Center
Lake O' AT
Smartairs
O'Neil
Sheffield
Great Northern Center
North Olmsted
Holy Cross Church
Pickups Hall
Troy T. Coney
Miss Greco
Michael Kuznar
Paul Lana Richard Miller
Kenneth Demepski
Neil Cendrowski
John Torasek
Rolla
Wilk
Paradise Restaurant
Broad Street
Kotaire Hart
Ridge
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