York Daily Record from York, Pennsylvania • Page 10

1 0 York Daily Record, Tuesday, September 30, 1975 Lake Maracaibo in 1914. The Lake Maracaibo field became the largest single producing field in the world. BIG OIL FIELD MARACAIBO, Venezuela (UPI) Oil in commercial quantities was discovered near Moments Remembered Verna L. Smith Chooses Candlelight Wedding Vows IffM I 25 Years Ago 15. Years Ago Pat Morgart' Bridal Shop Thomas.

Rick Waltimyer was chosen as best man. Coni Shorts and Mrs. Alan Boltersdorf served as bridesmaids with Mrs. Hearld Hall, sister-in-law of the bride. The bridegroom's brothers, James and Terry Sterner, ushered with Gordon Smith, brother of the bride.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterner were graduated from York County Vocational-Technical School in 1971 and 1974, respectively. She is employed by Servomation and he works for American Chain and Cable Co. The candlelight wedding of Verna Lucille Smith and Barry Lee Sterner was solemnized Saturday evening, Sept.

27, at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church. The Rev. Charles A. Snyder pastor, officiated at 7 p.m.

Following a reception for 150 guests at the University Club, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip to Canada. They will reside at 242 Jef fer-son where the bridegroom lived prior to their marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ann Lee Smith, 191 Parkway and the late Gordon Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Evan Sterner, 203 N. Hartman are the bridegroom's parents. Matron of honor was the bride's cousin, Mrs. Larry 35 Years Ago Frances H.

Hartzell, was teaching soap sculpture to pupils of the second grade at Lincoln Elementary School Freddie Bartholomew and Sir Cedric Hardwicke were featured in the movie "Tom Brown's School Days," at the Rialto Theatre. An added feauture was the showing of Chapter No.9 of "Deadwood Dick." John Thompson converted a plot of ground near the Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad in Red Lion into a real spot of beauty with some 50,000 blooms of 22 varieties of flowers. Roger Messersmith was elected president of the New Freedon Glee Club. Donald Keeney was vice president; Maretta Rohrbaugh, secretary; Margaret Schriver, pianist, and Juanita Standford, assistant pianist. Jan Seligman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Seligman, York RD 1, was appointed to the dean's list at Duke University, where she was a sophomore. Dr. Lewis C. Pusch, York Hospital pathologist, left for Philadelphia, to attend a convention of the Pennsylvania Association of Clinical Pathologists.

President Harry S. Truman began an eight-day cruise on the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay, his first extended vacation since the outbreak of the war in Korea. Charles Rutschky, director of Penn State Evening Technical Institute, said some 170 students had registered for classes. West Athletic Assn. held a two-day carnival at York Airport, Roosevelt Avenue featuring "101 Ranch Boys." IVe Register All HOME-COMING GOWNS To Avoid Duplication At Your School And you will receive "FREE ALTERATIONS" Donald J.

Miller, admissions secretary at York Junior College, said a record number of 601 students were enrolled, at the school for day and evening sessions. Sharon Bamforth, Glen Rock RD Darlene Brenneman, Glen Rock RD 2, and. Wanda Horton, York RD 1, entered the Miss Greater York Pageant, sponsored by the Young Business Men's Assn. Douglas Reachard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl H. Reachard, 21 Oak Spry, enrolled in the freshman class at the University of Miami, Fla. Rodney C. Druck, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde R. Druck, 105 East Maple Dallastown, began dairy science studies at Pennsylvania State University. The York High football team played the Williamsport High School team at Small Athletic Field. Disc jockey Gil Davis was master of ceremonies at a record hop at Winterstown Fire Hall. The Strand Theatre advertised for "1,000 old-fashined gossips," offering them free admission.

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Along Rt. 74, Carliilo Road, near Dovor Electrical Problems Exchange Topic Tonight 4 III I YA and John Taylor will serve as badger. Don Wolf will deliver the invocation. MRS. BARRY L.

STERNER nee Verna L. Smith i mm iwy kN ANHimSAM John R. Clugston, division manager of Metropolitan Edison will speak about current electrical problems at tonight's 6:15 dinner meeting of the Exchange Club of York at the Fireside Restaurant. David Seiler is program chairman. Greeter will be Jack Fasick Winter Shoe Clearance CARPET SALE Funniest Prices You've ever seen EWIDE STOR I Ends October 31, 1975 Ferguson PTA Welcomes New Parents At Tea The Arthur W.

Ferguson Elementary School PTA will host a tea for parents of new students today from 2 to 3 p.m. in the school all purpose room. Mrs. Joyce Kemp will serve as hostess. STORE HOURS: 10 to 5 Daily, Incl.

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