The Record-Argus (Greenville, PA)

Wed., Oct. 28, 1953

p. 6

 

SCHELL- ZIMMER RITES

SANDY LAKE CHURCH EVENT

 

   Miss Hester Harrie Zimmer, Polk R.D.1, and Henry Paul Schell, Sandy Lake, exchanged vows in the Sandy Lake United Presbyterian Church in a late afternoon wedding, Oct. 26. Rev. Warren Corbett, pastor of the Penn- Alpha Larger Parish, was the officiating clergyman for the 4:30 o'clock double ring rites.

   The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmer. She was graduated from Sandy Lake High School in the Class of 1950, and is employed in the Sandy Lake Five and Ten Store. Pfc. Schell, a graduate of Sandy Lake High School, Class of 1951, is serving with the U.S. Army and expects overseas assignment in the near future.

   The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a blue and brown checked suit, complimented by light blue accessories and a gardenia corsage.

   Attending the bride was her sister, Miss Agnes Zimmer, who wore a dark brown suit with beige accessories. Best man for Mr. Schell was his brother, William Schell of Cooperstown.

   Only the immediate families were present for the ceremony and they were later received at an informal reception in the bride's home.

   Pfc. Schell and his bride are on an undisclosed honeymoon, at the conclusion of which he is to report for overseas duty and Mrs. Schell will return home.

 

ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schell
Open house fetes
Schells for 50th
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schell,
36 Dunn St., Sandy Lake, will
be feted at an open house hosted
by their children from 2 to 4
p.m. Saturday in McQuiston
Center by the Park, Sandy lake,
in honor of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Their children are Mark and
Alexa Schell, Sandy Lake, and
Scott Schell, Cochranton.
The former Esther Zimmer
and Schell were married Oct.
26, 1953, in Sandy Lake by the
Rev. Warren Corbett.
Mr. Schell retired from
Cooper Energy Services Reciprocating
Products former plant
in Grove City.
Mrs. Schell retired from
Lakeview School District.
Four grandchildren complete
the family.
The honorees request no
gifts.