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Pearl L. Perkins and Gregory A. Corliss were married Aug. 18, 2012, at Trinity Church in Shepherdstown with the Rev. G.T. Schramm officiating. The bride is a retired nurse. The groom is a retired Marine and a former Jefferson County Commissioner. Perkins’ son, Matthew Perkins, escorted the bride. Stacy Lindberg, daughter of the bride, served [...]
Continue reading …Stacey E. Gruber of Summit Point and William T. Rawlings of Westminster, Md., announce their engagement. Gruber is the daughter of Ruth E. Gruber of Martinsburg and Robert A. Gruber of Summit Point. Rawlings is the son of Mary E. Rawlings of Westminster and the late Asbury D. Rawlings. The bride-to-be is a 1999 graduate [...]
Continue reading …David and Carol Cooper of Ranson are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Marsha Danelle Cooper, to Dustin R. Brown, son of Mark and Kandy Brown, of Martinsburg. Cooper is a 2004 graduate of Jefferson High School and a 2008 graduate of Shepherd University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She is [...]
Continue reading …The Elk Branch Presbyterian Church welcomed members of the Pack Horse Ford chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution on Sept. 6. Chapter members Betty Ann Lowe and Ann Hunter shared the history of their church and their long-time family connections to the church. The chapter continues to try to help the [...]
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The H. Hart Bennett Foundation Inc. presented a check in the amount of $34,000 to the Jefferson County Fair Association for renovations of the hog barn. “It is certainly an honor to accept this donation. It will certainly benefit the young people exhibitors for many years to come and we are very, very grateful,” Bob [...]
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Mount Ellen’s shaded side yard offered a cool and pleasant spot for the Shenandoah Garden Club’s annual July picnic. The elegant 250-year-old house is home to club member Giulia Tencalla and her husband, Yves. The large grassy yard, colorful gardens, sheltering trees, and bright, humidity-free evening added to the enjoyment of the event. Laughter echoed [...]
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