The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 12

12 THE POST-STANDARD, Syncm, H. Sunday, March 18, 1962 Miss Helen Ruth Corey Married at Syrian Rites H. Corey tt 111 Own daga announces the wedding last Sunday of his daughter Miss Helen Ruth Corey, to Issa F. Essa, The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs Martha Ess! of Amman, Jordan. The ceremony was performed hy the Rev.

Gregory Reynolds in St. Elias Syrian Orthodox Church. The bride's sister, Miss Evelyn Corey, was maid of honor. Miss Evelyn Abdetla and Mrs. Theo- dore Lenharflt were bridesmaids.

Junior attendant was Cynthia Corey. Ellas Essa, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man, Corey, Ferris Corey, Fred Corey and Karim Saadefi ushered. Summer Saadeh and Jeffrey Corey were flower girl and ring bearer respectively, Mrs. Essa, a ol Nottingham High School, is employed as medical secretary to Dr. Jay F.

Harris. Mr. Essa is a bookkeeper. Lt. R.

K. Goodfellow's Bride Native of Hamburg, Germany Miss Nancy Brown Will Be Wed in July Hawlw Miss Nancy Brown Mrs, Fred J. Brown of 306 Van St. announces the gagcment of her daughter, Miss Nancy Brown, to Alfred E. Komar, son of Mrs.

John J. Komar of Yonkers. The future bride is the daughter of the late Fred J. Brown. A July wedding Is planned.

Miss Brown is a graduate of Convent School. She received B.A. and M.A. degrees from the College of Home Economics, Syracuse University where she is affiliated with Thela Phi Alpha sorority and Pi Lambda Thela, national education honorary. The bride if faculty of ayette-Manlius Junior High School.

Mr, Komar was graduated from Yonkcrs High School and the New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse. He is a man ufacturer's representative. Arnone Mrs. Issa F. Essi Durham Braly Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond F. Durham of 245 Buckley Road, Liverpool, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Paula Jand Durham, to Thomas GHlespie Braly, son of Mr- and Mrs. Nathan Brown Braly of Gallatin, Tenn.

Miss Durham is a graduate of Liverpool High School. She and 'tier fiance are employed in thel defense systems department of! General Electric Co. Mr. Braly an alumnus of Tennesse PoJytechnicai Institute, Cookeville, Tenn. is an engineer.

Announcement is made of the recent marriage of Miss Anneliese Hilmer and First Lt Richard X. Goodfellow, son of Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Goodfellow of 210 Hastings Place. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hilmer of Hamburg, Alteagamme, Germany. Mrs. Goodfellow arrived from Germany four days prior to the wedding. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Frank H. Shimer in the First English Lutheran Church Miss Heidi Stapcifeidt was maid of honor William Barkby was best man. Ushers were Ross Lansing and Richard Aylesworth A reception was given in the home of Mrs. Harry Barkby of 1042 Sunnycrest Road. Lt.

Goodfellow was graduated from Syracuse He served two yeap with the Army in Augsburg, Germany, and now is on a special military mission Liberia, Africa. The bride is residing at the home of Lt. Goodfellow's parents until he returns Van Travis jr. The' weeding of Miss Clara Ann Miller and Van C. Travis will take place Sept.

1 in McLean Community Church. The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller of McLean. Mr.

Travis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ban C. Travis of 131 Austin A graduate of Dryden Central School, Miss Miller is employed the department of agricultural economics at Cornell University Mr Travis, an alumnus of Cen- rai High School and Cornell Uni- versitv. is associated with the New York Slate College -of Agriculture at Cornell University.

Tladell Mrs. Richard K. Goodfellow VanJen Miss Paula Jand Durham Dr. Wright to Talk' Sunday school teachers nursery school teachers and parents of nurserj- school children are invited to attend the Association! for Nursery Education meetingl at 8 Tuesday in First Baptist Church hall. The Mental Health Players, a group of local volunteers, will Miss Margarette J.

Van Horn Mr and Mrs Ah. Van Horn present a skit. "The Rose announce the engage- Blackboard." Discussion leader ment of their daughter, Miss will be Dr. Bernice Wnght, departmental head of family relation and child development of Margarette Joy a to PTC Thomas Mandes. son Mr.

and Mrs. Wiibur' Handes the College of Home Economics. 1 of Marion. A summer wedding Syracuse University. planned.

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and Mrs. nthony F. Paskevich of 40G uffington Road, and Gerald lilgallen son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald KilgalUm of 108 'rmsby- Drive.

The future bride, an alumnae Nottingham High School, is a member of the graduating class Michigan State University, i Paskevich is affiliated with Kinder Ronacher Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Joyce Lor raine Kinder, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Gerald Kinder of 111 Powers Solvay and Rollant W. Ronacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holland Ronacher of Con stantia.

A fall wedding is planned. The future bride, a graduate of Solvay High School, is em ployed by Hartford Insurant Co, A graduate of North Syracus' High School, Mr Ronscher associated with Mian Manufac luring Corp. to- WCTU MEETING Frances Willard Chapter of thi Women's Christian Temperanci Union will meet at 7:30 p.m. morrow in Wesieyan Methodis Church. Members will be aske to renew thetr subscriptions am plans for Youth Temperance Week will be discussed.

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