Page 6 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
C
85m.
FOR YOUR FREEZER CUT & WRAPPED
YOUNDT’S MEAT MARKET
119 E. Market St., Marietta — 426-1245
The marriage of Miss
Ann Louise Smedley to Mr.
Robert McClenaghan took
place Saturday, January 15,
at 6:00 p.m., at 1st United
Methodist Chuch of Mari-
etta with the Rev. A. B.
Schermer officiating.
Yu Marietta
5 8
Autiques Aud Ant
Q & : A o 5 T -
—_— $ AN Ny TREE 1 — is : y 8 2 crest
2 . ’3
5 : mEAL TT S—"7
WEST famanwcr wipe racer: "ry :
I 9 > ft 5 2 in i ¥
QO Sm— : 4 pe——
mmm cROoN Tulle STACEY
+ - de =
ROI its
6. Henry & Jane
Schlosser Studio Antiques
—— + —
- Qiks fF gy
6. W hite Swan Tavern’
January 19, 1977
Ann Smedley weds Robert McClenaghan
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Smedly Sr., 29 North Gay
St. Marietta, Pa. She
graduated from Donegal
High School in 1974 and
Practical Nursing Program
at Lancaster County area’
Vocational School in 1975.
She is employed by Cama-
lot Nursing Home in Har-
risonburg, Va.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.
McClenaghan, R.D. #1
Mount Joy, Pa. He grad-
uated from Donegal High
School in 1975 and is
employed at the Floor Shop
as a Carpet Layer in
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mrs. Cecelia Risser was
Matrion of Honor. Brides
maids were Miss Joyce
McClenaghan (sister of the
groom), Mrs. Patricia Gun-
zenhauser and Mrs. Carol
Smedley (sister-in-law of
the Bride). Miss Lyn Wolff
was gift reciever. Miss
Mary Ann Reichard was
guest register.
The bride choose a gown
of maricaine over rayon
crepe. The bodice features
a V neck outlined with
beaded venise lace. The
long full sleeves had tight-
fitting cuffs edged with
lace. The skirt flowed from
a lace adorned empire
waistline into a chapel
length train. Her cathedral
length mantilla was edged
with venise lace and was
held by a gothic type
headpiece covered with
lace.
Mr. James Wells was
Best Man. Ushers were
Mr. Kevin McClenaghan
(brother of the groom), Mr.
Richard Smedly Jr. (broth-
er of the Bride), Mr.
Ronald Kauffman, Mr.
Mark Smedly (brother of
the Bride), Mr. Darrel
234 E. MARKET ST. [BY APP’T] - 426-2201 14 E. FRONT - 426-2189
Antique Toy Shop and Gallery Clocks, Furniture and Accompaniments
9. The Oliver House 7. “The Parlor”’
104 E. FRONT - 426-3796 328 E. MARKET - 426-1270
Fine Antiques, Crystal and China Antiques and Gifts
For Your Valentine
Wlonday
February 14
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.
Balt, Maytown, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Barbara
Ann Balt to Ronald Eugene
Russell Stover
CANDIES
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
| LB. $2.95
Mr. and Ms. Curtis
Seachrist, (Joan Helton)
436 E. Front Street, Mari-
etta, twin sons, at St.
Joseph Hospital, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Waltz, (Myrtle Winters),
305 Marietta Avenue,
Mount Joy, a daughter, at
St. Joseph’s Hospital,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wivell, (Cynthia Hoover)
R.D.#1 Mount Joy, a son at
General Hospital, Friday.
Sloan’s Pharmacy
61 EAST MAIN ST. MOUNT JOY 653-4001
¥ AS . .
AS INARRNG{NO NPP PIP REE a SRI FE NE Rt Hd FE
VINA T RE PERRA RRA AROS 4 §
aT Tata.” a
PRRARsaM AT AA AY abt ead
Mrs. Robert McCleneghan
McClenaghan (brother of
the Groom) and Mr. Mer-
vin McClenaghan (brother
of the Groom).
The Bride was given in
marriage by her father,
Mr. Richard D. Smedly, Sr.
at the double ring cere-
mony.
George, 60-A South Grant
Street, Manheim.
The bride-elect gradu-
ated from Donegal High
School and the Mount Joy
Births
Mr. and Mrs. David Char-
les, (Brenda Brock), 538
W. Market Street, Mari-
etta, a daughter, at Gener-
al Hospital, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fack-
ler,(Jean Nissley), 122 E.
Main Street, Mount Joy, a
daughter, at General Hos-
pital, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arl Lee
Haas, (Margaret L. Hess)
R.D.#1 Marietta, a- daught-
er, at Ephrata Community
Hospital, Sunday. ;
Soloist was Mrs. Jewel
Schirmer. Organist was
Mr. Keith Smith.
Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the
Pioneer Fire Company of
Marietta.
The couple will live at
Mount Crawford, Va.
Barbara Balt to wed R.E. George
Vo-Tech and is employed
by J.C. Penney’s Co., Inc.,
Lancaster.
Mr. George is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
George, Richardson, Texas.
He graduated from Collins-
ville High School, Collins-
ville, Illinois. He is em-
ployed by Sauder Chevrolet
Co., of Manheim.
DID YOU HEAR...
Jerry Martin of Marietta,
and Elvin Hess, formerly of
Marietta, were called in as
consultants on the re-
quirements for restoration
and rehabilitation of the
controversial Ellicott House
in Lancaster.
The Ellicott House, a
historical landmark on N.
Prince Street, has been in
the news recently begause
of confusion and disagree-
ment over the future own-
ership and control of the
property.
ow et wn Pd pub SN BN el
0 ~~ "nN