Pancoast Will Tie Air Wedding Knot

Pancoast Will Tie Air Wedding Knot Cabin Plane Ceremony Sponsored by Lyric Theatre; Trip Will Be First Flight for All of Participants A South Jersey couple will become man and wife as they soar over Camden in an airplane this afternoon. They are Miss Louise DeNezio, 19, of 127 Monroe avenue, Merchantville, and Frederick Mozzachio, 27, of 2977 North Atlanta road, Camden. The ceremony will be performed by Police Judge Garfield Pancoast in a tri-motored cabin plane which will take off from Central Airport at 3 p. m. Included in the wedding party will be two witnesses, who are necessary to make a marriage legal. Neither Judge Pancoast, the prospective newlyweds nor the witnesses have ever flown before. The air wedding is being sponsored by the Stanley-Warner Company's Camden theatres in connection with the feature picture, "Sky Bride," which will open at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow. A number of Camden business men are co-operating in the wedding, and after their marriage the couple will be presented with gifts donated by the merchants from the stage of the theatre tonight. The plane will fly over Camden for 15 minutes. After a wedding reception at their homes tonight, the couple will leave on their honeymoon by air.

Marriage Goes 'Up in the Air' The matrimonial career of Miss Louise Denezio, 19, and Frederick Mozzachio, 27, will start "up in the air" as they are married by Police Judge Pancoast while flying over Camden today. Neither the bride-to-be nor her fiance have ever flown before, but they consider both flying and matrimony "a chance." Judge Pancoast, likewise, has never flown before.