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Jim
I believe you understood the marriage annotation correctly.
Just for your information, the surname Giarruno does not appear in the current Italian white pages, but I see it on Ellis Island. One person was from Teano in Caserta Province, whereas the others came from Sicily.
And, yes, the image is extremely clear. You were lucky that you were able to retrieve it.
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