York Daily Record from York, Pennsylvania • Page 18

York Daily Record, Friday, October 19, 1973 Applications to Wed Mary Jo Mirasola To Marry June 8 Mrs. Clark E. Kohler, 646 W. Princess St. Miss Mirasola, a 1968 graduate of York Catholic High School, is a medical assistant to Dr.

Alfred M. Barlow. Mr. Kohler was graduated in 1965 from York Catholic and is employed by General Telephone Company of Pa. Their wedding will take place June 8.

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Harlan and Sandra Kay Yeaple, 1441 S. George St. Dennis Eugene Haring, Box 51, Etters, and Karon Jane Welsh, Manchester RD 2. Cornelius Duffy, 2165 Teslin Road, and Joyce Di Domenico, 2165 Teslin Road. Daniel Morton Myers, York RD 4, and Sharon Kay Rauhauser, 1045 W.King St.

Thomas Mark Schaffstall, 312 S. High Mechanicsburg, and Martha Elaine Heaton, 2681 Carnegie Road. Donald Robert Deems, 396 Edgehill Road, and Karen Marie Shue, 726 York St. Donald Eugene Fisher, 519 Pennsylvania and Lorna Mae Smith, 519 Pennsylvania Ave. David Allan Kemper, 205 Fair Hanover, and Marina Lee Miller, Hanover RD 1.

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Martin Eugene Shaffer, Dover RD 4, and Debra Louise Geisler, Thomasville RD 1. Barry Lee Hoerni, 373 Warren and Amelia Kay Homsher, 2352 Rockvale Road, Lancaster. Jerry Lynn Knaub, Red Lion RD 1, and Joan Marie Enfield, 77 E. High Red Lion. Dennis Jay Kauffman, 806 E.

Tenth and Teresa Ann Chronister, 451 Carlisle Ave. Jonathan McClune Sullivan, 42 E. Cottage Place, and Delva Anne Thomas, 1722 Pelham Drive. Steven Edward Jones, 2 Deborah Lynne Dutton, H. Styles To Wed Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Dutton, Stewartstown RD 2, have an UfeinBRom MIMBII GfM SOCIETY AWMICAN CHTiFIED CEMOLOGIST MARY JO MIRASOLA Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.

Mirasola, 350 Greendale Road, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Jo, with David M. Kohler, son of Mr. and Downtown York CLOSED MONDAYS 11113. from" SELLING trouble getting shoes wide enough? We carry Exxxtra Wide Widths for MEN WOMEN CHILDREN LARGE SELECTION nounced the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Lynne, with William H. Stiles, son of Mr.

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