Eleanor Lorraine (Humbert) and James (Hank) Seksay
Married at St. Cecilias Church in Grindstone,
Pennsylvania. November 25, 1939
Bridal Party from Left: Unknown man, Walter O'Brokta, Unknown man, ?
Matorcheck,
Frank Kerezsi, Stan O'Brokta
Margaret Williams, Rita (Henderson) Addis, Mona Twardesky,
Irene Twardesky, Dee Zerecheck, and Edith Smith (Abe Smiths sister) |
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of the wedding celebration in Rowes Run, Pennsylvania |
Bill Humbert
spoke of his Aunt Eleanor and Uncle Hank's (James) wedding. He remembers the wedding
celebration lasted about a week. Bill was a young child and he remembers sneaking
out of bed and out of the house, and peeking in a small basement window where there was a
group gathered celebrating the wedding. Bill was trying to figure out how he could
get invited to the party and avoid being sent home to bed.
Eleanor (Humbert) Seksay told the story of a beggar showing up at the door. They
were generous to him as his appearing was considered an sign of good luck. |
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