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Tri-Counties Genealogy &
History by Joyce M. Tice
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Marriages of the Tri-Counties
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Bradford County PA
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Chemung County NY
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Tioga County PA
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Marriage Announcements Connected
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1835-1850 Luman Putnam Justice of
the Peace records
Miss Lenora VanHorn Becomes Bride of Rudolph Gallup
[The Daily Review, May 6, 1949]
Miss Lenora VanHorn, who has done an outstanding piece of work as executive
secretary of the Bradford County Chapter Red Cross for the past year, and
Rudolph Gallup, Ulster businessman, were married last night at the bride’s
home in Granville Summit. The beautiful double ring ceremony was performed
at 8 o’clock by the Rev. Allen Barrett, Methodist pastor, before an unusually
attractive background of candles, spring flowers and palms. Mrs. Allen
Barrett at the piano played traditional wedding music and immediately following
the taking of the bows Miss Barbara Wright of Towanda sang very sweetly
“The Lord’s Prayer”, accompanied by Mrs. Barrett. The bride, attractive
daughter of Mrs. Lora VanHorn and the late Alfred VanHorn of Granville
summit, wore a light blue suit and had light pink accessories. She
carried a white Holy Bible with white roses and gardenias, and was given
in marriage by her mother, who wore a dark blue dress. The bridegroom’s
mother was attired in a dark blue print dress. The best man was Robert
Gallup of Ulster, brother of the bridegroom, and the matron of honor was
Mrs. Malcolm Wilkins of Granville Summit, sister of the bride, who wore
a light grey suit with light blue accessories and had a corsage of pink
roses. Mr. Wilkins was usher. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Gallup of Glenolden, Pa., is a graduate of Ulster High School.
During World War II he served four years in the army, much of the time
in the European theater of operations. Since his return he has gone
into the grocery business in Ulster. The bride is a graduate ot Troy High
School and attended Elmira Business Institute and Miss Wheaton’s Business
School, Williamsport. For four years she was secretary to Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Morales, director of Home Economics Education at Mansfield State Teachers
College. About a year ago she came to Towanda to assume her duties
with the Red Cross. Immediately following the wedding there was a reception
at the home for the guests, including the immediate families and a few
friends. The couple then left for a trip to Virginia Beach, Va., after
which they will be at home in Ulster. Pre-nuptial events included showers
given the bride by Mrs. Robert Perry of Sheshequin and Mrs. Laura Marshall
and Miss Winifred Grace.
MR. AND MRS. J. W. BAILEY RE-MARRIED IN MOCK CEREMONY
Granville Center, March 28—Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey of Granville Center
were completely surprised Thursday evening when several of their friends
walked in and reminded them it was their 39th wedding anniversary. A lovely
picnic supper was served after which the guests retired to the living rooms
where Mr. and Mrs. Bailey were remarried in a mock ceremony. They were
attended by Mrs. Ida Vroman and Oscar Vroman. The Honorable Leon Evans,
Justice of the Peace and constable of Vroman Hill, performed the double
ring ceremony. Preceding the ceremony, Mable Evans sang “O Promise Me.”
Accompanied by Louise Bailed at the piano.Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are prominent
residents of Granville and they have a large number of friends who wish
them many more years of happiness. (handwritten on article 1938)
SAXTON - Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Saxton of Granville Center recently celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary. They still are in good health and
active in their community where they have owned a successful farm for many
years. Their entire lives so far have been spent in Granville.
They have two children, Ruth Saxton, a teacher at Granville and Mrs. William
Rider of Granville, formerly of York Avenue, Towanda and two grandchildren,
William Rider of Towanda and Ruth Rider of Endicott and two great grandchildren,
Billy and Helen Rider ofTowanda.
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Published On Tri-Counties Site On 26 APR 2006
By Joyce M. Tice
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