Bedford Gazette from Bedford, Pennsylvania • Page 3

WEDDINGS GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE Bridal Couple Vbeautiful early summer it 2 p. BU Saturday, June 24, Bedford Presbyterian MjteMarjorie Land of Bed- Robert Jacobs Eshel- ttui of 5, Bloomsburg, were united iii marriage by Dr. R. S. Caldwea pastor of the church.

The doable', ring ceremony was church was 'decorated gladioli and ferns and' attended ihe wedding. Before -the Dr. Herbert of Wilmington, Delaware, flayed recital consisting of "Irish the Berceuse from Jo- QSlytt and the -Evening Star from "ftanhauser: During the wedding march from Lohengrin vittL plaxed, concluding with Men- wedding march. by her father, the bride wore a lace with a court veil with a halo. flowers were white Matron of Robert Hudson sister of the bride, and best man was-John'Evans Esh- of the groom.

Ush- E. and James N. Brothers of the bride, and John Bridesmaids were Miss ArinaBelle Eshelman. sister of the groom and Mrs- Robert Land, while flower Susan Lee Carrell of Fresno. Calif.

given at the Springs where the wedding party 'formed, a receiving line to greet the "guests. couple left for trip to Canada and New pThey will reside at BlQomsburg. a daughter or Mr. and Mrs:" James N. Land, graduated with riphorsjtrom Penn State in the class E95br TKe.

groom, a son of Mr. Robert Jacob Eshelman. student i this Two well-known young people were united in marriage at an early summer wedding at the Presbyterian church in Bedford Saturday, June 24, when Miss Marjorie Land, of Bedford R. 4, became the bride of Robert Jacobs Eshelman, Bloomsburg. Both Mr.

and Eshelman were honor students in this year's graduating class at Penn State. for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, New York. The bride is a graduate of the Everett High School, class of 1948. and -both Mr. and Mrs.

Mueller are now employed by the Commercial Credit Company, in Baltimore. return from their trip the couple will reside in Baltimore- yjg's. graduating class at State. He service with the and his occupation guests at the wedding were "Mr. Hopn of Hollywood, FIa.f Mrs.

Rob- ei-t Miller ot Pontiac; H. L. Texas: Robert Mr. and f. Carrell and Susan Fresno and other guests from." York.

Ohio, Delaware nd Pennsylvania," Means Doris Jean daughter of: Mr." and Mrs. Ivan B. Means, of EVerett. Route. became the teriae.

ot Robert Holmes Mueller of Saltknore. Maryland, in the Sud: -'Methodist Church in Pikes- Maryland. -on Saturday. June 2:00. p.

m. in marriage by chose wliite street- white accessories. Johnson--Baker Miss Dorothy L. Baker, ot-New Haven.jConnecticut, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Barker, and Darrell F. Johnson, of New York-City, -were married Saturday morning. June 17. at 10:30. at Princeton.

New Jersey in the Princeton University Chapel, by the Reverend Sidney Lovett, Chaplain of Yale University. Mrs. Johnson, an alurnna of Radcliffe College, is Executive Secretary of the Family Service Society of New Haven and formerly held similar positions in Princeton and Montclair. New Jersey. Mr.

Johnson, a- -graduate of the University of Minnesota, was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Inspector General's Department ir the India- Burma theater. He is United States Representative of the Guarantee Company of North America. Bloke--Weaverling On Friday. May 5. Miss Charlotte M.

Weaverling. daughter of Walter T. Weaverling and the late Charlotte Stiffler Weaverling. of berland. and Robert W.

Blake. 'Means, sister of the 3orr Mr. and Mrs. William E. wasgnaid of honor and Her-I Blake, also of Cumberland, were er, brother of the groom.

followed at the home the groom's parents for relatives EJ- BIG SALE COWS jenecker's Snoke Spring Volley Farm July? At 1 o'clock P. Sharp i 40 to 50 Head T. B. Tested County cows, fresh and several good stock These are the best-selected cows that- can- be bought, Holstein. "Jersey, Guernsey.

Absolutely no commission cows, all bought by the EiSmT Come and see them, we will seineihing to suit you. is welcome to attend sales. Terms Cash Longenecker, united fey the. Rev. Herman Schultz, pastor of the Martin "Lutheran Church in Baltimore.

The double ring ceremony used. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aughinbaugh attended the couple. Mrs.

Blake served with the armed forces during World War and is also well known in Bedford county. Much of her vacation time was spent with her sister, Mrs. Mervin Miller in New Paris. Mr. and Mrs.

Blake are now at home to their friends at 208 W. Third Cumberland, Md. Stonerook--Long At an impressive ceremony on Saturday evening. June 17. at.7 o'clock.

Miss Mildred G. Long, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. Long.

Bakers Summit, became the bride of Jacob G. Stonerook. son of Rev. and Mrs. D.

Stonerook. of Mar- tirisburg. The ceremony was performed at the bride's home by the bridegroom's father. Rev. Stonerook, -pastor of the Mennonite church.

The couple was attended 'by the bride's sister. Miss Helen Long, and the bridegroom's brother. John Stonerook. The bridegroom is a graduate of Morrisons Cove High school, attended "the Altoona School of Commerce "--and is employed as office manager at the Cove Farm Bureau at Curryville. The bride attended Morrisons Cove High school.

After the ceremony the couple left on a week's wed- These Advantages Paying By Check "1. Sdvfis trudging about town. 2. Saves time. 3.

"Saves ypu from the risk of losing cash. 4,. Saves 'embarrassment. Your canceled check is your 5. Saves confusion.

(Your stubs show where money goes.) Open your Checking Account with the First fvfqtianal Bank, and pay the easy First National Bank i In Bedford All Deposits Insured up to $5,000 Friendly Service to the Entire Community ding trip to Niagara FaUs and Canada. They are residing for the present ai-lhe home of the bride. Snake Spring a Kev. and Mrs. Marshall VanHorn spent the weekend in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard YanHorn of Erie. Mrs. Phoebe Shuss. visited in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Snyder last Wednesday. The festival which was held at the school house last Wednesday evening was largely attended. Misses Suzanne and Karen Clark of Everett spent the week-end with their grandmother. Mrs.

Phoebe Shuss. Mrs. Mary Mock and Miss Lena Bair of Baltimore and Mrs. Albert Leech and Miss Ethel Stayer of Yellow Creek visited relatives in the Valley on last Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Miller. Mr. and Airs. George Dunkle.

Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder and Misses Sara and Fannie Snyder visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Snyder last Saturday evening.

The Children's Day program was held in the Church of the Brethren last Sunday morning. The fanners are busy fighting the army worms which are pretty plentiful in the "valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunkle, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfed Boyd and son John. Joseph Diberi. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Grimes visited recently in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grimes. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Dibert arid family visited Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dibert. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Swindell of Ashcom visited Monday evening in the home of air. and Mrs. John Carpers. Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs.

tflsie Dimond and son Mahlon. of Bedford; Mrs. Mae Robinette and children. Floyd, Harry and Ruth, of New Enterprise; Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Lip- piacott and children Kenny. Juanita and Roger. Mrs. Mildred Robinette and children Barbara. Jean and David and Mrs.

Susie Dimond. Mrs. Kenneth Dimond and daugh- tei Kendra Lynn, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday at the hoine of Mrs. Susie Dimond. A dinner was enjoyed in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Brum- baugh Sunday, observing the birth' day of ihe former's mother. Mrs. Dessie Brumbaugh. Present were William Craig, Robert Sandmeyer and Mrs.

George Roaey. all of McKeesport: Mr. and Mrs. John Brumbaugh. Jesse and Robert baugh and Mr.

and Mrs. Brum- Daniel Brumbaugh, airs. Roney remained here and is visiting her sister, airs. John Brumbaugh and family. Mr.

qnd Mrs. Blair Kagarise and son Lynn of Huntingdon spent the weekend with the former's mother. Mrs. Oscar Kagarise. Mrs.

Mareda Smith, of Altoona, Mrs. Heck and children, of New Enterprise, enjoyed a picnic supper in the same home Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Mrs. Heck and Mrs.

Blair Kagarise and son Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly. 'Mr. and Mrs.

William Barr and children. Philadelphia, are spending several days with the former's mother. Mrs. Blanche Barr and family of New Enterprise. Leroy Burdick is attending the Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge.

and Mrs. Susie Dimond were guests of Mrs. Ulsie Dimond of Bedford Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Lippincott and children Juanita. Kenny and Roger Lee are spending their vacation with the former's parents and other relatives in Milton. Wise. Betty and Mary Connelly accompanied Mrs. Ross Imler to Potter Creek on Thursday tor.

Bald Hill: Holy Communion at 8:00: Sunday School 9. St. Mark: Holy Communion 1050: Rainsburg: Holy Communion 11, Methodist. Wolfsburg, O. Lee Gordon, minister.

Alum Bank: Church School Worship Service 10:45. Wolfsburg: Church School Children's Service 7:30. Bible Schoor 930; Morninf We ship 1030; C. E- Preaching Prayer Meeting Wednesday Creek. Church of Brethren.

tor. New Tr Holsinger: SS-. 1030: 10:30. ship, 9:30, Point S. IflrOO; Worship 730 p.

m. Sreezewood Lutheran Parish, Bedford Presbyterian Rev. R. S. Caldwell, D.

D. minister. Sunday School 10; Worship 11; Holy O4JUUI. uCX111W1 AL JTUtgC. 2- ft.Oft.

QiinrJ He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Paul i Communion Service and Baptism of JU raay S. Burdick and is a member of i Children. No evening service.

avi a- New Enterprise Troop No. 61. Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and son of Red Bank.

N. are spending their summer vacation at their Schellsburg Presbyterian Church Gladeland Evangelical and formed Charge. Clarence E. Wfaet-j Snyder, pastor. Mt Pleasan stone, pastor.

Grace. Manns Choice: ile Communion. 930; Sunday Communion 1030. Trinitv, Dry School, 1030. S.

EltonWilliams: Worships jSupt a Clearville: Sunday St Clairsville Charge, Evangelical School. 10:00. Robert MorraL supt Rffni-moH TrwM Communion. 11:00. St John's afr istoV St o-TM i Siebert Foor, supt Communic WorshfaS 9:45: Sunday School 10:45.

church of the Nazarene, E. i. r- r. si Rev. R.

S. Caldwell, D. Sunday Trinity. Osterburg: Sunday School SQa st Rev Wright, School 10; Holy Communion Ser-1 10: worship and Holy Communion: King's Men Quartet of Eastera? vice 7:30. mountain home near Salemville.

Friends Cove Lutheran Pastoral T-SgL and Mrs. Harold Dimond Charge, Rev. Mervyn J. Ross, pas- I Hill, Rev. 11:0 Nazarene College.

Wollastoa. Masse Napier Mennonite Churcii, TullsjMon. July 3. at 7:30 p. m.

All Walter Wolfe, come. 4- Schellsburg Jack Slack and friend, who spent the past week in Washington. D. C-. left Sunday for Lorraine.

Ohio. 'Mrs. T. J. Quinn.

of Johnstown, and Mrs. T. H. Rock and daughter Mae. spent last Thursday seeing the sights at Hershey.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brant, who spent the past week here, returned iiome Sunday. Miss Ellen Billheimer. of Baltimore, is spending this week with her mother.

Tom Slack, of AUentown spent the weekend here with his wife and family. 'Mrs. Marie Lutz and son. of Little were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Mowry Saturday. Mrl and Mrs. Charles Sill, of Scotts Bluff. Nebraska, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Colvin and sister Flora. John Miller spent the his mother at Sunbury. Miss Florence Whitmore, who had been visiting friends near. Lambertsville, has returned home. Miss Edith McNinch.

of Pittsburgh has moved to her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colvin. of Pittsburgh, spent the weekend with tier before-leaving for California.

Mrs. Ann Colvin and daughter Dixie have returned home form a visit in Johnstown. Her father. Dan Stiffler, of near Pittsburgh, "is visiting her. Mrs.

Carroll Ware, of Washington. D. is spending this week with her sister. Mrs. George Miss Nancy Slack, of New Paris, spent Sunday night with her aunt.

Mrs. Joe Snyder. Miss Dorothy Williams, RN. who spent the past two weeks with relatives here, returned to Wheeling. W.

on Monday. Buffalo Mills-r Visitors at the home of Mrs. Edith Burfcett recently were:" Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Burkett and son.

Altoona. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clites and daughter, Hyndman, Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Shroyer and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Diehl and daughter of St. Louis.

are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiehL Mrs. Henry Mowry and son.

Steubensville. Ohio, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Mowry. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Lewis spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Liiigenfelter. at Bedford. R. D. Mrs.

Arrington.and daughter. Ak- ron, Ohio, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Suter. Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Brown spent the week-end with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Brown, Bedford- Mr, and Mrs. C. C. Adams, visited her father, Mr.

Charles Speicher at Schellsburg. R. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Turner and son, Manns Choice visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waugerman Sunday evening. Salemville John A. Kagarise was discharged on Tuesday from the Nason hospital.

Roaring Spring, and was removed to the home of his son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Koontz. of Waterside.

Mr. I Kagarise is still seriously ill and unable to feed or assist himself. Mr. and Mrs. Koontz are helping Mrs.

Kagarise take care of him. Mr, and Mrs. Crawford Fetter, of Everett were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John O.

Fetter. Mr. Fetter is improving in health. T-Sgt and Mrs. Harold Dimond returned to Savannah, Tuesday, after spending several days with the former's mother.

Mrs. Susie Dimond. Pfc. Robert Dimond. who also spent a furlough at home, left at an earlier date to report to Smyrna Air Force base, Tennessee.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Patterson and children were guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. W. C.

Farrington. Canister, over the weekend and while there attended the wedding of John Barr of Altoona, to Rose Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch. The wedding took place 8:00 a.

Saturdav. at St Joseph Catholic church at Coupon and the reception at the church hall was at 8:00 p. m. the first time in 10 years all the family of Mrs. Susie Dimond were at home and enjoyed a picnic lunch at Chalybeate Hark, Saturday evening, June 17.

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