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Betsey B. Kelley Engaged To Wed
Class of 1954
Falmouth Enterprise, Friday, September 06, 1957, Page 3
Betsey B. Kelley Engaged To Wed
At a dinner party Saturday evening, Aug. 34 at their home in Pocasset, Dr. and Mrs. Julius G. Kelley announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betsey Bennett Kelley to Francis John Casey of Middlebury, VT.
Miss Kelley attended Bourne High School and is a senior at Springfield College. Mr. Casey attended Middlebury High School and Springfield College. He is a veteran of the Korean War, having served four years in the Air Force. He is now employed by the Beneficial Finance Corporation in Springfield.
Betsey B. Kelley Engaged To Wed
At a dinner party Saturday evening, Aug. 34 at their home in Pocasset, Dr. and Mrs. Julius G. Kelley announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Betsey Bennett Kelley to Francis John Casey of Middlebury, VT.
Miss Kelley attended Bourne High School and is a senior at Springfield College. Mr. Casey attended Middlebury High School and Springfield College. He is a veteran of the Korean War, having served four years in the Air Force. He is now employed by the Beneficial Finance Corporation in Springfield.
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