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4C The Tribune. Sunday, Jan. 3, 1993 Q-ntrEsmriLES Weddings Engagements Varney-Yaw Jacobs-Johnson Barbara and Donald Jacobs of 19533 CR 6, Coshocton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Jacobs, and Jeff Johnson, son of Gladys and Jerry Johnson, 126 E. Church Newcomerstown. The bride-elect will graduate from River View High School in 1993.

She is employed at Bueh-ler's of Coshocton. The future bridegroom is a 1988 Newcomerstown High School graduate. He is employed at Landmark in New Philadelphia. A wedding date is set for June 27, 1993. I I The Central Christian Church at Newark was the scene for the Nov.

7th wedding of Beth Ann Varney, daughter of Karl and Beulah Varney of 116 Clark Ave. of Heath, and Douglas Paul Yaw, sun of Paul and Andrea Yaw of 20517 CK 6, Coshocton. The Rev. Mark Richardson officiated for the 3:30 p.m. wedding ceremony.

The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. The bride wore a gown of crystal fantanza and silk Venise lace with a sweetheart neckline, renaissance sleeves and fitted dropped waistline with pleated gathers and beaded lace applique. The full skirt was accented with gathered ruffles and extended to a semi-cathedral train of cascading ruffles. Maid of honor was Saundra Wright. Bridesmaids were Alana Cable, Renee Auther-son, Rose McElfresh.

Junior attendant was Mary Elizabeth Yaw. Best man was Christopher Yaw. Groomsmen were Scott Eaton, Trevor Davis, and Tim Bradford. Ushers were John Varney and Scott Powell. The reception was held at the GMP Hall Newark with the parents serving as hosts.

Presiding over the guest book was Julie McCul-lough and Michelle Roe. The bride is a 1988 Heath High School graduate and the bridegroom is a 1988 River View High School graduate. Both are 1992 graduates of The Ohio State University with bachelor's degrees in business marketing. He is employed by Alliance Shippers. The couple spent their honeymoon in Chicago.

They are residing in Cincinnati. Rogers-Carnes Raymond and Rebecca Rogers, 606 S. 16th announce the engagement of their daughter, Leeann Rogers, and Cliff Carnes son of Cliff and Mary Carnes, county Road 7. The bride-elect is a 1992 Coshocton High School graduate and is employed by Brook's IGA in Coshocton. The future bridegroom is a 1992 Ridgewood High School graduate and is serving in the U.S.

Navy. Gross-McClister Mike and Billie Jo Gross, 436 N. Eighth announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy M. Gross, and William R. McClister, 19205 CR 6, son of Cathy Schlegel of Coshocton and William J.

McClister of Pasadena, Texas. The bride-elect is a 1990 Coshocton High School graduate and is employed by Wal-Mart in Coshocton. The future bridegroom is a 1989 River View High School graduate and is employed by Pretty Products in Coshocton. Their wedding is planned for irii Crjilr.i A'fe jJ Beth Ann and Paul Yaw May 15, 1993, at Coshocton First Church of the Nazarene. Hanenkrat-Shotwell First Church of the Nazarene in Coshocton was the scene for the Sept.

26 wedding of Tamala L. Hanenkrat, daughter of Jack and Betty Klingler, 151 N. Ave. N.E., New Philadelphia, and Lonnie D. Shotwell son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Griesen of Stone Creek. The bride is also the daughter of the late Warren L. (Sonny) Hanenkrat Jr. The Rev.

Steven Ward officiated for the 11 a.m. double-ring ceremony. Matron of honor was Mary L. Basiewicz of About this page The Tribune will publish engagement and wedding announcements free of charge. Wedding announcements should be submitted within two months of the ceremony.

Any submitted after that time will be run in an abbreviated version without photographs. Those submitted late can be run with a photo for a fee. Photos must be of professional Dover. Best man was Pat Dorsey of Coshocton. The bride is a graduate of the Mid-East Ohio Vocational School of Nursing in Zanesville.

She is employed by Dr. John Pretorius in Dover. The bridegroom is employed by the Gradall Company in New Philadelphia. The couple spent their honeymoon in the Poco-nos, Penn State Caverns and Pittsburgh. They are residing at 18131 TR 347, Coshocton.

quality for reproduction purposes. News of wedding anniversaries will also be published after 20 years of marriage and every five years thereafter. News of birthdays will be published beginning with the 80th. These types of news items will run only Sunday. Deadline for submission is noon Tuesday the week of publication.

News of family reunions and card showers andor open house receptions for adult birthdays will run in Friday's daily Accent page in the People, places section. News of open house receptions for anniver- saries or weddings may run in this --section as well. Anniversaries Glenn and Sally Kinkade Dwight and Esther Gay .7 Tj; Glenn and Sally Kinkade, of 23010 Jackson Township Road 420, will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary Jan. 5. The couple were married Jan.

5, 1963, by the late Dr. Clarence Cranford at Calvary Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. The two met in church choir, when Glenn was working for the FBI and Sally worked for Margaret Chase Smith, a senator from Maine. Glenn is the son of Marjory Cochran Kinkade of Coshocton Dwight and Esther (Ridgley) Gay celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Dec. 12 at Prairie Chapel Educational Hall with a party.

Their children served as hosts. The couple were married Dec. 21, 1952, in Byesvilleby the Rev. Smith. Dwight is the son of the late Wilmer and Faye Gay.

Esther is the daughter of Harold and Grace Ridgley of Byesville. The couple have four child and the late I larold Kinkade r. Sally is the daughter of Marjorie Scott of Augusta, Maine, and the late Hubert Scott. They have two children: Elizabeth Anne Kinkade, and the late Jeffery Scott Kinkade. They also have two grandsons, and a daughter-in-law, Amy Jo Campbell Kinkade of Newcomerstown.

Glenn is a teacher at River View Junior High School. Sally is a medical assistant for Dr. M.S. Lee of Coshocton. ren: Colleen Kirker, Dale Gay, Cheryl Matthews and Candy Dayton, all of Coshocton.

They also have 10 grandchildren. Esther graduated from Byesville High School and is a home-maker and a baby sitter. Dwight graduated from Cambridge High School and retired from the Marines after 20 years of service. He is employed at Columbus Southern Power. The couple are members of Prairie Chapel Church.

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