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Miss Robin E. Doebler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Doebler, 253
Twelfth St. Sunbury, was
married recently to
William F. Ostrum, III,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
F.: Ostrum, Jr., 234
Memorial Highway,
Shavertown and grandson
of Mrs. Andrew Cherup,
60 Poplar St., Plains.
The double-ring
ceremony was performed
by The Rev. Glenn T.
Sullivan in Grace
Lutheran Church, Sun-
bury.
The bride, given in
marriage by her parents,
was attired in a white
formal-length gown of soft
knit which featured silk
venice lace adorning. the
Queen Ann neckline, cap
sleeves and raised
waistline. Her full wat-
teau back extended from
the shoulderline into a
chapel train trimmed in
silk venice lace. Her
headpiece was pearled
illusion veil. She carried a
bouquet of white roses
accented with blue and
Miss Mary Lou Gurney,
Jonestown, was maid of
honor. She wore a formal-
length gown of light blue
quiana featuring a round
neck and a long ruffle
flowing from the neckline.
Northumberland, neice of
the birde was flowergirl.
white silk pleated
organdy with a round
collar, long sleeves and
yellow and light blue
ribbons around the waist.
They carried bouquets of
blue forget-me-nots,
yellow daisies,
wore combs of matching
flowers in their hair.
Robert L. Casselberry,
Dallas, was best man.
Ushers were Gary
Ostrum, brother of the
bridegroom, and Richard
Compton, Syracuse, N.Y.
The mother of the bride
chose an original formal-
length gown of grey
quiana with a grey chiffon
coat printed with pink and
white flowers. xT
Mother of the groom
wore a Designer gown of
pink organza featuring
crystal pleated butterfly
sleeves and tunic top..
Grandmother of the
groom wore a Designer
gown of apricot silesta
with a V-neckline ac-
cented with a clip and
featuring split sleeves.
A reception was held at
the Country Cupboard,
Lewisburg, after which
the couple left on a
wedding trip to Long
Beach Island, N.J.
The bride is a graduate
of Shikellamy High
School, Sunbury and
Bucknell University. She
is employed by The Logan
Corporation . as an
executive secretary.
The groom graduated
from Dallas High. School
and Bucknell University.
He is an electrical
engineer with American
Electric Power,
Applachian Power
Company.
They are residing at 918
10th St., Huntington, W.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. William
MacMillan, Maple Street,
Noxen, will celebrate
their 46th wedding ' an-
niversary on Sunday.
They were married on
October 28, 1933, by Rev.
Sylvester York, pastor of
Alderson United
Methodist Church at the
time.
Mrs. MacMillan is the
former Miss Marie
Patton, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Patton of Noxen. Mr.
MacMillan is the son of
the late Mr. and Mrs.
John MacMillan of Noxen,
and retired seven years
after working as an
automobile mechanic.
The couple has three
children, Mrs. Gerry
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Couple also has six
grandchildren, Catherine,
Susan, Cynthia and
Jennifer Evelan at Fort
Dix, N.J., and Bobby and
Kenneth MacMillan at
Grand Forks, N.D.
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The Dallas Area
Federated Women’s Club
will sponsor its Second
Annual Library Benefit
Dance on Saturday, Nov.
17, at the Newberry
Estates, from 9 to 12 with
music by ‘‘The Reflec-
tions.”
All proceeds from the
dance will go to the Back
Mountain Library.
An invitation is ex-
tended to the public.
Tickets may 'be ob-
tained through Mrs.
Robert Rowlands or Mrs.
PLENTY OF
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PARKING
William Griffin, reser-
vation chairmen.
Chairman is Mrs. Edward
Thompson and co-
cahirman is Mrs. Evan
Bonawitz. Other mem-
bers on the committee are
Raffles, Mrs. Charles
Hillard and Mrs. Nicholas
Riggi; and Decorations,
Mrs. George McCullough.
Mrs. William Farrell,
president, is honorary
chairman.
Reservation deadline is
Miss Theresa
Casterline, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James
Casterline of Harveys
Lake, and Michael Ely,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Ely, Jr. of Noxen,
will be married on
Saturday afternoon
November 3, at 3 in the
First United Methodist
Church at Noxen. Rev.
Donald Sperling, pastor,
will officiate.
A reception will follow
at St. Michael's parish
hall in Breslau.
Mrs. Dotie Moore,
AREA:
Dallas, sister of the bride-
elect, will be maid of
honor. Bridesmaids will
be Sherry Burke of
Harveys Lake; Miss
Valerie Correll of
Kingston; Mrs. Mary
Beth Ely, sister-in-law of
the bridegroom-to-be and
Miss Carol Casterline of
Harveys Lake, sister of
the bride-elect.
Stanley Ely, 3rd,
Tunkhannock, brother of
the bridegroom-to-be, will
be best man. Ushers will
be Richard Casterline,
brother of the bride-elect;
Scott Correll, Kingston;
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House to be held at the
Fire Hall, Harveys Lake,
on Oct. 27 and 28 from 6-10
p.m. Admission is 25 cents
and is open to all ages.
Members of the com-
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of the haunting are Sally
Faerber, Cathy Mar-
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Charlotte Williams and
Judy Williams.
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haunted house!
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