Erin Advocate, May 15, 1912. McEnery - Kentner
A very quiet but pretty wedding took place on Wednesday evening, May 8th, at the Central church Manse, by Rev. Dr. Dickson, when Mr. Robert A. McEnery was united in marriage to Miss Margaret J. Kentner, both of Galt, and formerly of Ballinafad.  The couple were unattended.  Mr. and Mr. McEnery will reside in Galt.

The May 24th, 1962 edition of the Georgetown Herald carried the following.  GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE FOR MR., MRS. ROBERT McEnery  About 250 guest brought their congratulations for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEnery Sunday afternoon at their home north of Ballinafad when the couple marked their 50th wedding anniversary.  They received nearly 100 cards and several gifts, a plaque from the provincial government, a plaque from Harry Worton of Guelph, congratulations from Lester B. Pearson, Johm Wintermeyer, John Root M.P.P., a telegram fromt he Governor-General, George Vanier, and Madame Vanier and several phone calls.  She wore an orchid corsage from Robert Harris, Georgetown, for the occasion.  Guests came from Port Cerdit, Kitchener, Guelph, Toronto, Belwood, Georgetown, Wasaga, Streetsville, Marsville, Erin, Alton, and Brampton as well as this district.  Special guests were a brother William Kentner and his daughter Mr. Kimury of Bulssovain, Matnitoba.  "At Tea Table" Pouring tea were Mrs. A. Cripps, Mrs. R. L. Davidson, friends; Mrs. Hilts, a sister of the bride of 50 years ago and Mrs William Evans, a sister of the groom.  Assisting were Muriel and Helena Hilts, Marguerite Robinson and Beth McEnery, niece, and Bonnie Cotton.  "Two Years in Galt"  Mr. McEnery was born at lot 32, ninth concession of Esquesing, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. David McEnery.  Mrs. McEnery is the former Margaret Jean Kentner, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kentner and was born at lot 32, concession six, Esquesing.  Both of them have lived in this community all their lives with the exception of the two years in Galt.  Both are active in the church,  Mr. MEnery as an elder and Mrs. McEnery is in the W.I.  They had two children, a baby daughter died at birth and a son Arnold passed away in July, 1959.  "Conveys The News"  Congratulations are extended to this district pair from many friends and particularly from the Acton Free Press, for which Mr.s McEnery has been a faithful correspondent for some years.