THE DAILY ITEM Sunbury, April 15, 1990 Weddings Kerstetter-McCarthy Dorman-Welker Cr Cromley-Heverly SELINSGROVE The marriage of Tammy Lynn Kerstetter and Jay Vincent McCarthy Jr. was solemnized during a double ring ceremony March 17. The Rev. James F. Fox performed the 2 p.m.
service, in Weber Chapel, Susquehanna University, The parents of the bride are Robert and Lucille Kerstetter, 141 Pennsylvania Sunbury. A resident of 283 Orange St. Northumberland, the bridegroom is the son of Tamara McCarthy, 428 S. Front Sunbury, Jay, Vincent McCarthy Catawissa RD2. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a white satin gown with re-embroidered raschel lace, a Queen Anne neckline, keyhole back with pearl strands, high-capped, tapered long sleeves and a full skirt with attached chapel-length train and cutout motifs.
A custom designed hat had lace appliques accented with silk flowers and pearl sprays. She carried silk pink and maroon roses, pink carnations, baby's breath, ivy and strings of pearl. Denise L. Emery of Selinsgrove was matron of honor for her sister. The bridesmaids were Renee Shoch of Columbia, Beth Ginck of Northumberland and Tammy Attinger of Trevorton.
Chosen as the junior bridesmaid was Elizabeth Telatovich of Sunbury. The flower girls were 4 Anna Telatovich and I Rachel Getkin, of Sunbury. Brian Ginck of Northumberland was the best man. Serving as the ushers were Bob Hand of Northumberland, Todd Portzline of Trevorton and SUNBURY Trinity Lutheran Church, Susquehanna Avenue, was the setting for a double ring ceremony uniting Sherry Louise Dorman and Steven Walter Welker in marriage. The Rev.
Adrian Shearer per: formed the 3 p.m. service March 31. Music was provided. by. Beverly organist, and Joel Fenstermacher, vocalist, both of Sunbury.
Given in marriage by her brotherin-law, Colin, Boardman, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white, crystaline organza over satin 'a sweetheart neckline, short puff ruffled sleeves and a fitted bodice accented with imported laces, pearls and sequins. The full-tiered skirt fell from a basque waistline and had rows of ruffles from the waistline to the hemline of her semi-cathedral-length train. A band of pearls and silk flowers held her single layer of fingertiplength illusion, with ribbons, strands of pearls and flowers falling from her crown. Brenda Campbell of Shamokin Dam was the matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Melody Boardman, sister of the bride, and Jennifer Lucas, both of Sunbury; Lisa Walburn of Selinsgrove; Marilou Carty of East Brunswick, N.J., cousin of the bride; and Laura Fisher of Washington, D.C., cousin of the bridegroom.
Season Boardman of Sunbury, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. The best man was Jerry Drumm of Sunbury. Chosen as the ushers were Daniel H. Welker of Yonkers, brother of the bridegroom; William Ziegler of Sunbury; Michael Welker Mr. and Mrs.
Jay McCarthy Jr. Ty Konyar of Lewisburg. J.J. Getkin of Sunbury was the ring bearer. James Reaser of Milton provided the organ music.
A reception for 75 guests followed in Billman's Restaurant. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the newlyweds are living at 283 Orange Northumberland. Mrs. McCarthy is a 1983 graduate of Shikellamy High School and a 1987 honors graduate of Susquehanna University. She is employed at Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit.
Her husband is a 1981 graduate of the same high school and is employed at Koch Materials. Breon-Klinger Crowl-Shurock ELYSBURG The Presbyterian Church was the setting for a double ring ceremony uniting Sheri Lee Crowl and Richard J. Shurock Jr. in marriage. Officiating at the 2 p.m.
service March 31 was the Rev. Edward Black. Music was provided by Debi Adams of Elysburg, organist, and Cheri Plasters of Kulpmont, vocalist. A Shamokin resident, the bride is the daughter of Dean and Mary Lee Crowl of Elysburg. The bridegroom, also a resident of Shamokin, is the son of Richard Sr.
and Joann Shurock of Elysburg. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose her cousin, Darla Poole of Mechanicsburg, as her matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Kim Plasters of Shamokin, sister of the bridegroom; Jennifer Swank of Elysburg; and Tina Amig of Mount Joy, cousin of the bride. The flower girls were Ericka Kwiatek of Virginia, cousin of the bridegroom, and Lauren Day of Shiremanstown, cousin of the bride. Steve Shalongo of Tempe, was the best man.
The ushers were Robert Plasters, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Kevin Olvany, both of Shamokin; and Doug Crowl of Elysburg, brother of the bride. A reception for 250 guests was held in Elysburg Firehall. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Welker of Atlanta, and James Welker of Bryn Mawr, brothers of the bridegroom; and Marcus Chikotas of Ashland.
Joshua Dorman of Sunbury, son of the bride, was the ring bearer. A reception for 200 guests followed in American Legion Post 201. After a honeymoon in the Poconos, the newlyweds are living at 411 N. Fifth St. The bride, a 1981 graduate of Shikellamy High School and SUN Area Vocational-Technical School, is a salesperson at Fashion Bug and a dental assistant for Dr.
David Simington. Her husband, a 1986 graduate of North Schuylkill High School, is an assistant receiver at Weis Food Service, Northumberland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
Shurock The bride is a 1985 graduate of Southern Columbia Area High School. She is a secretary at Weis Markets, Sunbury. A 1984 graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes Regional High School, the bridegroom is employed at Ironworkers Local 404, Harrisburg. The couple plan to take a honeymoon later. Hassenplug-Brininger SELINSGROVE The marriage of Suzanne Antoinette Hassenplug and Jody Lee Brininger was solemized at 2 p.m.
March 31. The Rev. B.C. Threet officated at the double ring ceremony in The Sound of the Gospel Church, Selinsgrove RD2. The music was provided by Dallas and Glenda Brininger, New Berlin, vocalists, and Threet, Selinsgrove, organist.
The bride is the daughter of Gerald. and Lisa Hassenplug, Mifflinburg RD4. The bridegroom, a resident of Mifflinburg RD3, is the son of Dallas and Glenda Brininger, New Berlin. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin-glow gown that was handmade by her mother and featured clipped galloon lace. The fitted bodice was enhanced with pearls and a row of buttons on the back.
A bow held her fingertipveil. After Tangee was chosen as maid of honor. Serving Englehart of Mifflinburg, as bridesmaids were Tracy Hafer and Cindy Haines, sister of the brideOur groom, both of Mifflinburg. Stephanie High Brininger of New Berlin, was flower in girl. of Brendan Mi- Radel of Winfield, was seEn- lected as best man.
The ushers were Eric Hassenplug, brother of the bride, and Shane Brininger, both of Mifflinburg. Joshua Haines of Mifflinburg, nephew of the bridegroom, carried the rings. Following a reception for 210 Mr. and Mrs. Jody Brininger guests in the New Berlin Social Hall, the couple honeymooned in Chincoteague, Va.
They now live at Mifflinburg RD3. The bride is a 1989 graduate of Mifflinburg High School. She is a teller at Northern Central Bank, Lewisburg. The bridegroom is a 1987 graduate of Mifflinburg High School and SUN Area Technical School, New Berlin. He is a draftsman at Sun Precast McClure.
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17847 WEST MILTON Donna Marie Cromley and Scott Keith Heverly were united in marriage March 31 in St. Paul's United Church of Christ. The Rev. Kerry W. Smart offfi'ciated at the double ring ceremony.
Gene Gilliom of Milton was the organist. The couple are residents of 413 Highland Ave. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Gloria Cromley, Milton RD2, and the bridegroom is the son of. Ronald Heverly, 722 Ash Watsontown, and Beverly: Pfirman, Montandon. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in an off-white full-length satin gown featuring long sleeves, standup collar and V-neckline to the waistline that was trimmed with Chantilly lace and shimmering pearls.
Chantilly lace trimmed the satin ruffle at the hemline that flowed into a 10-foot-long train. Her headpiece was an off-white picture hat with layers of Chantilly lace and a rose on the back with an attached three-foot veil. She carried white and powder blue roses and baby's breath. Ann Diggan of Lewisburg was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Holly Cromley of Milton and Amber Snyder of White Deer, sisters of the bride.
Chosen as the flower girl was Jessica Heverly of West Milton, the couple's daughter. Jack Cromley of Milton, the bride's brother, was the best man. The ushers were Gene Diggan of Lewisburg and Jeff Snyder of White Deer, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Heverly.
the bride's brother-in-law. Selected as the ring bearer was Bryan Cromley of Milton, the bride's brother. A reception for 75 guests followed in the church social hall. The newlyweds spent their weekend honeymoon at Days Inn, Danville. The bride and bridegroom both attended Milton Area High School.
Mrs. Heverly is employed at Wendy's, Lewisburg. The bridegroom is employed at Weis Markets Warehouse, Milton. They are living at 413 Highland Ave. Rupp-Hendricks STATE COLLEGE Teri Breon and Brent Klinger were married March 24 in the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church.
Officiating was the Rev. Jack Lindberg of Gordon-Cornwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, Mass. The bride is the daughter of Larry and Barbara Breon of State College. The bridegroom is the son of David and Kathy Klinger of Port Trevorton RD1. The bride chose a white satin gown with Alencon lace featuring a Sabrina neckline, long fitted sleeves, a fitted bodice with Alencon lace appliques and a full circular skirt, which fell into.
a chapel-length train enhanced with Alencon lace. She wore a matching satin hat with pouf and fingertip-length illusion veil. The maid of honor was Della Fahnestock of Elkhart, Ind. Bridesmaids were Sheila Fry of Dillsburg, Tammy Gearhart of Freeburg and Karen Cox of State College. Flower girls were Amy and Laura Crouse of Palm Bay, Fla.
The best man was George Cravitz of Selinsgrove. Ushers, were Chris Munn of Harrisburg, Matt Breon of State College and Mike Keller of Music was provided by Jane Madore and Philip Mohr, both of State College. Denise Cameron of State College was the vocalist. A reception was held in Oakwood Presbyterian Church, State College. Shaffer-Brayer Shaffer-Brayer MIAMI, Fla.
Lynn Marie Shaffer and Craig M. Brayer exchanged marriage vows at 11 a.m. April 7. The Rev. Wallace McGowen officiated at the double ring ceremony in St.
Louis Catholic Church. A Miami resident, the bride is the daughter of Dr. Francis W. and Lillian Shaffer of 158 Market Sunbury. The bridegroom is the son of R.
Curtis and Marjone A. Brayer of Miami. Given in marriage by her father, bride chose her sister, Teresa Shaffer a of Manchester, N.H., as her matron of honor. The bridesmaids were her sisters, MaryJo Shaffer of Davenport, Iowa, Anne Shaffer and Kathryn Shaffer, both of Tampa, Fla. Courtney Shaffer of Davenport, niece of the bride, was the flower girl.
The best man was Keith Brayer of Miami, brother of the bridegroom. Chosen as the ushers were Scott Alpert of Boca Raton, Richard Engel and Craig Radelman, both of Miami. The vocalists were Anne Shaffer and Kathryn Shaffer, both of Tampa. A reception for 70 guests followed and Mrs. Brent Klinger After a wedding trip through the South, the couple are living in State College.
She is a 1987 graduate of State College Area High School and is attending Penn State University, where she is studying sports and exercise science. She is employed as a physical therapy aide at Centre Community Hospital. He is' a 1982 graduate of Selinsgrove Area High School and a 1987 graduate of Penn State, where he will enter graduate school in the fall. He is employed as the assistant director at Centre Health and Fitness. Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Brayer in the Sheraton Royal Biscayne. After a honeymoon to Captiva Island, the newlyweds are living in Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Brayer is a graduate of Lady of Lourdes Regional School, Shamokin.
She is employed sales. Her husband is a graduate Florida International University, ami. He is a sales supervisor at tenmanns Bakery, Atlanta. Wedding announcement policy Newlyweds! ding reports. We want to publish your an- Wedding announcements and nouncement as soon as we can af- their accompanying photos will be ter the wedding has taken place.
published weekly on a first-come. Because of this, we urge you sub- first-served basis. mit your photo and report early, For further information regardWe'd like to have your story and ing our publishing policies, call the picture a week or two after the Lifestyles Editor. The Daily wedding, but we will accept photos 200 Market Sunbury. up to three weeks after the wed- The forms may be picked up at ding.
We prefer a black and white our Sunbury office or in one of our close-up photo of the couple or bureau offices at 5 S. Market bride. Photos submitted later than Selinsgrove: 43 Broadway, Milton; the deadline will not be published, 22712 Market Lewisburg; and however, we will publish the wed- 116 Mill Danville. DANVILLE Christine Lynn Rupp and Robert Paul Hendricks were united in marriage at 11 a.m. March 17.
The double ring ceremony was performed in Trinity Methodist Church by the Rev. Schrader. Kenneth and Wanda Rupp, Danville, and Larry and Barb Hendricks, Catawissa, are the parents of the couple. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white satin. It featured a fitted basque bodice, sabrina neckline and long semi-tapered sleeves.
Silk embroidered European laces accented the bodice and sleeves and created motifs on the full skirt that fell into a chapellength train. Wendy Romig of Danville was matron of honor for her sister. The bridesmaids were Kendra Rupp, sister of the bride, Cindy McCormick, cousin of the bride, and Wendy Metzger, all of Danville, and Rhonda Hendricks of Catawissa, sister of the bridegroom. Serving as the best man was Robert Showers of Bloomsburg. The ushers were Jeff Showers of Bloomsburg, Mike Fry of Iola, Jerry Fry of Danville and Shane Breech of Catawissa.
Agnes St. Clair of Danville provided the organ music. A reception for 160 guests followed aved Mr. and Mrs. Robert P.
Hendricks Mr. in Jerseytown Community Center. The newlyweds are living in Leesville, La. The bride is a 1987 graduate of Danville Area High School and is a former employee of Geisinger Medical Center. Her husband is a 1988 graduate of Bloomsburg High School and is in the Army, stationed at Fort Polk, La.
Eng Engagements Smith-Dunkelberger SUNBURY Shirl Smith, Sunbury RD4, announces her engagement to Kenneth R. Dunkelberger. Smith, the daughter of James W. and Shirley L. Smith of Springfield, is a 1977 graduate of Central High School, Springfield.
Her fiance is the son of Kenneth W. and Clara M. Dunkelberger of Sunbury RD4. He is a 1970 graduate of Shikellamy High School and is a published poet, writer and inventor. No date has been set for the wedding.
Bowersox-Brownfield PENNS CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bowersox, Penns Creek, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dana, Kaye, to George Brownfield, State College, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brownfield, Uniontown.
The couple, who are both seniors at Penn State University, are scheduled to each graduate this year with of science de- Dana Bowersox grees in aerospace engineering. A September wedding is being planned. Nichole Mowery and Douglas Benfer Mowery-Benfer SELINSGROVE Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Lengel, 340 N. High announce the engagement of their daughter, Nichole D. Mowery, to Douglas A. Benfer, son of Mr. and St.
Mrs. Randall R. Benfer, 898. Orange The bride-to-be is attending Selinsgrove Area High School and SUN Area Technical School, majoring in cosmetology. She is employed by Weis Markets, Selinsgrove.
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