NEWSPAPER: Fultz-Roberts, 1946; Yates co., NY

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 FULTZ-ROBERTS hand dated 1946
 
    Miss Lois Ruth Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts of
Wedgewood, and Richard Fultz, son of Mrs. Bertha Fultz and the late Ira
Fultz of Dundee, were married Saturday, October 19, in the Southside 
Presbyterian church of Elmira. The double ring ceremony was performed by 
the Rev. J. T. M. Wilson, in the presence of 75 guests. Miss Mildred Fultz 
of Elmira, sister of the groom, was maid of honor; James Bassage of Dundee 
was best man; and Paul Bassage of Dundee and Jack Gaylord of Moreland were 
ushers. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Tucker of Elmira, and traditional
wedding songs were sung by Miss Lois Doughton of Elmira.
    Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s 
parents in Wedgewood, attended by 75 guests.
    The bride was graduated in 1945 from the Southside High School in Elmira, 
and later from the Moore Business Forms in Elmira. The groom attended the
Dundee Central School and is home on terminal leave from the Army. He expects
his discharge soon. After a wedding trip to the New England States the young
couple will reside at 27 Hollister street, Dundee.
    Pre-nuptial events included a party at the New England Kitchen, Elmira, 
given by the employees of Moore Business Forms.