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1 CONC A copy of the engagement announcement from the Acton Free Press, June 1
1 CONC 2, 1924 is on file and reads as follows:  Mr. and Mrs. John Gingrick Er
1 CONC in Village announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Ethel, to M
1 CONC r. William Frederick McEnery, Kincardine.  The marriage will take place t
1 CONC he latter part of June.
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1 CONT The Erin Advocate ran the following.  McENERY-GINGRICK  A very pretty Ju
1 CONC ne wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Gingrick, on Ju
1 CONC ne 24th, when their eldest daughter, Sarah Ethel, became the bride of M
1 CONC r. William Frederick McEnery, son of Robert and the late Mrs. McEner
1 CONC y, of Kincardine, the Rev. John Lindsay performing the ceremony.  The bri
1 CONC de entered the drawing room on the arm of her father, to the strains of Lo
1 CONC hngerin's wedding march, played by Miss Merle McEnery, sister of the gro
1 CONC om and looked lovely in a gown of ivory pebble crepe, with veil of telle a
1 CONC nd orange blossoms, and carring a bouquet of Opheila roses, and wore a ro
1 CONC pe of pearls, a gift from the groom.  Following the ceremony a wedding din
1 CONC ner was served in the dining room where the tables were tastefully decorat
1 CONC ed with bridal wreath.  About sixty guest were present.  The popular you
1 CONC ng bride was the recipient of many costly and useful gifts.  The happy cou
1 CONC ple left on an extended motor trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other poi
1 CONC nts, the bride travelling in a navy blue tricotine suit with grey hat a
1 CONC nd blouse and shoes to match.  A copy of the piece is on file.