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Mrs. Robert E. Hoffer
Patsy Ann Keller is married
to Robert E. Hoffer in Mt. Joy
The marriage of Miss
Patsy Anne Keller, 268
Marietta Ave., Mount Joy,
to Robert E. Hoffer, 90 E.
Main St., Mount Joy., took
place Saturday, October 4,
1975 at 10:00 a.m. at the St.
Mark's United Methodist
Church with the Rev. W.
Richard Kohler officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Keller, 268 Marietta Ave.,
Mount Joy. She was
graduated from Donegal
High School in 1974.
She is employed by
Lancaster Newspaper, Inc.,
Lancaster, Pa.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. Dorothy S. Rose
R.D.#1, Mount Joy, and the
late Abram S. Hoffer, Sr. He
was graduated from Done-
gal High School in 1973.
He is employed by Tri-
angle Realty, Inc. Lancas-
fer.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
floor-length gown of Polyes-
tercrepe of Victorian style
with fitted bodice, long
sleeves with deep cuffs, and
a high, open neck. The
chapel train was edged with
chantilly lace. Her gown was
made by her mother, as well
as all the attendants’ gowns.
She carried a cascade of
gardenias with ivy and
baby’s breath.
Mrs. Peggy Crowl was
Matron of Honor, Miss Judy
Keller was Maid of Honor,
both of Mount Joy and
sisters of the bride.
All attendants carried
dried flower arrangements.
Serving as bridesmaids
were: Miss Jean Hoffer,
sister of the groom,of Mount
Joy; Mrs. Jana Hamilton,
friend of the bride, Mount
Joy; and Miss Karen Klos,
friend of the bride, Lancas-
ter.
The Jr. bridesmaids, both
sisters of the bride were:
Joette Keller and Amy
Keller, both of Mount Joy.
Flower girl was Greta
Brenna, friend of the bride,
Mount Joy. Matthew
Keller, brother of the bride
served as ring bearer,
Mount Joy.
Serving as best man was
Abram Hoffer, Jr., brother
of the groom, Mount Joy.
Ushers were: Sam Crowl,
brother-in-law to the bride;
James Hamilton, Steve Lan-
dis, Dennis Engle, friends of
the groom, all of Mount Joy.
Jr. Ushers,both brothers of
the bride,were: Tim Keller,
and Benji Keller,of Mount
Joy.
Gift receivers were: Aud-
rey Myers, of Lititz, and
Vickie Greiner, Mount Joy,
friends of the bride. Guest
Registration was: Deb
Reuter.
Following the wedding
ceremony a reception was
held at the church fellow-
ship hall. The couple will
live in Mount Joy.
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MARIETTA, dF
MEL & GERRY HEISTAND, sly
by Hazel Baker
Miss Cindy Lou Patter-
son, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Patterson, 130
Eleanor Drive, Maytown,
and Michael McCarty, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
McCarty, 117 W. Walnut
Street, Marietta, were uni-
ted in marriage on Saturday,
October 4 at 6 p.m. The
double ring ceremony was
performed by Reverend
.James Reapsome, in the
Congregational Bible
Church, Marietta.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
wore a floor length gown of
sheer organza with a high
neck and long, full sleeves.
The cuffs and hem were
accented with cluny lace and
the bodice had a venice lace
trim. She wore a two tier
elbow length veil with a
Juliet headpiece trimmed in
venice lace and seed pearl
clusters. She carried baby
daises, carnations
roses,
Cindy Lou Patterson,Maytown
is married to Michael McCarty
ind babybreath.
Mrs. Leslie Patterson was
matron of honor and brides-
maids were Mrs. Ruth
Simione and Mrs. Sue
McCarty.
James Sargen, Jr. was
best man and ushers were
Ronald McCarty and Ronald
Patterson.
Mrs. Sherri Shaeffer was
soloist for the occasion and
was accompanied by Mrs.
Marion Garber, as organist.
A reception was held in the
Social Hall of the church and
after a wedding trip to the
Pennsylvania Grand Can-
yon, the couple will reside in
Mount Joy.
The bride is a graduate of
Donegal High School and
the Mount Joy Vo-Tech
School. She is employed
with W.T. Grant Co.,
Elizabethtown.
The groom graduated
from Donegal High School
and is employed at Arm-
strong Carpet Plant, Mari-
etta.
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October 8, 1975
Mrs. Richard Paul Rettew
Donna Gale Geltmacher weds
Richard P. Rettew, Marietta
by Hazel Baker
Miss Donna Gale Gelt-
macher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Gelt-
macher, 117 Essex Street,
Marietta, and Richard Pau
Rettew, son of Mr. and Mrs
J. Paul Rettew, 440 E.
Market Street, Marietta,
were married on Saturday,
October 4 at 1:30 p.m. Rev.
Aristede S. Red performed
the double ring ceremony in
St. John’s Episcopal
Church.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
gown of sheer organza over
tafetta. The square neckline
was edged in cluny lace and
dotted with seed pearls.
Tight fitting sleeves with
pleats and cluny lace trim
were gathered at the elbow
in a soft sheer flounce. The
long skirt, attached from the
empire waistline had panels
of cluny lace and pleats
extending to the flounce at
the bottom which was also
edged in cluny lace. She
wore a matching cathedral
length mantilla with the
headband type headpiece
covered with cluny lace
ruffle. The illusion veil was
trimmed with the same lace.
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She carried a semi-cascade
of mixed white chrysanthe-
mums and babybreath, cen-
tered with a detachable
corsage.
Mrs. Charles Huck, Ma-
rietta, attended her sister as
matron of honor, and
bridesmaids were Miss Su-
sie Gillham, cousin of the
groom, of Mount Joy; and
Miss Sandra Nagel, Mariet-
ta. Miss Susan Collins,
Marietta, was gift receiver.
Also in the wedding party
were Thomas Johnson,
Maytown, cousin of the
groom; Charles Huck, bro-
ther-in-law of the bride,
Marietta; and Dennis
Woodring, Harrisburg.
Mrs. Martin Byers was
organist and Gloria Johnson
was soloist. The reception
was held at Hostetters
Dining Hall, Mount Joy.
The couple will live in
Harrisburg.
The bride graduated from
Donegal High School in
1974. The groom is also a
graduate of Donegal High
School, class of 1971, and 2
graduate of the Electronic
“omputer Programing In-
;titute. He is employed by
the Department of Public
Welfare as a computer
operator in Harrisburg.
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