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1 CONC Erin Advocate, May 15, 1912. McEnery - Kentner
1 CONT A very quiet but pretty wedding took place on Wednesday evening, May 8t
1 CONC h, at the Central church Manse, by Rev. Dr. Dickson, when Mr. Robert A. Mc
1 CONC Enery was united in marriage to Miss Margaret J. Kentner, both of Galt, a
1 CONC nd formerly of Ballinafad.  The couple were unattended.  Mr. and Mr. McEne
1 CONC ry will reside in Galt.
1 CONT
1 CONT The May 24th, 1962 edition of the Georgetown Herald carried the followin
1 CONC g.  GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE FOR MR., MRS. ROBERT McEnery  About 2
1 CONC 50 guest brought their congratulations for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEnery Sun
1 CONC day afternoon at their home north of Ballinafad when the couple marked the
1 CONC ir 50th wedding anniversary.  They received nearly 100 cards and several g
1 CONC ifts, a plaque from the provincial government, a plaque from Harry Wort
1 CONC on of Guelph, congratulations from Lester B. Pearson, Johm Wintermeyer, Jo
1 CONC hn Root M.P.P., a telegram fromt he Governor-General, George Vanier, and M
1 CONC adame Vanier and several phone calls.  She wore an orchid corsage from Rob
1 CONC ert Harris, Georgetown, for the occasion.  Guests came from Port Cerdit, K
1 CONC itchener, Guelph, Toronto, Belwood, Georgetown, Wasaga, Streetsville, Mars
1 CONC ville, Erin, Alton, and Brampton as well as this district.  Special gues
1 CONC ts were a brother William Kentner and his daughter Mr. Kimury of Bulssovai
1 CONC n, Matnitoba.  "At Tea Table" Pouring tea were Mrs. A. Cripps, Mr
1 CONC s. R. L. Davidson, friends; Mrs. Hilts, a sister of the bride of 50 yea
1 CONC rs ago and Mrs William Evans, a sister of the groom.  Assisting were Muri
1 CONC el and Helena Hilts, Marguerite Robinson and Beth McEnery, niece, and Bonn
1 CONC ie Cotton.  "Two Years in Galt"  Mr. McEnery was born at lot 32, ninth con
1 CONC cession of Esquesing, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David McEnery.  Mrs. Mc
1 CONC Enery is the former Margaret Jean Kentner, daughter of the late Mr. and Mr
1 CONC s. Alva Kentner and was born at lot 32, concession six, Esquesing.  Bo
1 CONC th of them have lived in this community all their lives with the excepti
1 CONC on of the two years in Galt.  Both are active in the church,  Mr. MEne
1 CONC ry as an elder and Mrs. McEnery is in the W.I.  They had two children, a b
1 CONC aby daughter died at birth and a son Arnold passed away in July, 1959.  "C
1 CONC onveys The News"  Congratulations are extended to this district pair fr
1 CONC om many friends and particularly from the Acton Free Press, for which Mr
1 CONC .s McEnery has been a faithful correspondent for some years.