Koehler and Musser Couple Wed in Elkton Md
Henry A Koehler son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Koehler married Miss Mary E Musser daughter of the late Mr and Mrs F S Musser Rothsville last Friday in Elkton Maryland The bride is Rothsville High School and Lancaster Business College graduate and works in Ephrata The groom works in Blue Ball and they will reside at the Musser home in Rothsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Koehler
Harvey Koehler
Mary E. Musser
F. S. Musser
Rothsville
Elkton, Md
Music supervisors marry in Portland Maine union
James R. Grim formerly supervisor of music in local public schools and Miss Anna H Heacock a Boyertown teacher were married in Portland Maine on July 3. The couple, who kept the wedding secret, plan to reside in Glenolden Delaware County when school opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Grim
Glen Nor High School
Glenolden
Delaware County
Anna. H. Heacock
Boyertown
Portland
Maine
Gable and Whiton Couple Wed at Brentwood Home
Gable-Whit on Miss Abigail Whiton daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Whiton of Brentwood Maryland and Paul De Long Gable of Washington D C were married Wednesday at 4 00 pm in the home of the bride’s parents Rev Samuel T Nicholas officiated The bride wore a white lace gown and carried a bouquet of white roses and valley fills She was attended by Miss Constance Myers of Riverdale Maryland wearing pink lace and carrying red roses Dr Robert Harmon of Washington acted as best man After a six weeks trip to the Pacific Coast the couple will reside at 4616 Fifteenth Street Both graduates of George Washington University Mr Gable is Director of Music at Eastern High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Whiton
Harry A. Whiton
Brentwood
Paul DeLong Gable
Washington, D. C
Samuel T. Nicholas
Constance Myers
Riverdale
Robert Harmon
Washington
Gable
Mrs. Gable
George Washington University
Eastern High School
Rothsville Chorus Director Hosts Corn Roast at Givler's Park
Rothsville Com munity Chorus director A. Shotzberger of Lancaster led a corn roast gathering Thursday evening at Givler's Park near Ephrata. Attendees included many Shotzberger family members and local residents such as the Wert, Diffenderfer, Erb, Kissinger, Brown, Myers, Wolf, and Snellenberger clans, plus guests from Mount Gretna and Green Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shotzberger
Lancaster
Rothsville
Givler's Park
Ephrata
Emma Mae Shotzberger
William Wert
James Smith
Dan Diffenderfer
Esther Erb
Marguerite Retten
Alverta Kissinger
Mae Kern
Anna Kissinger
Loretta Brown
Mt. Gretna
Alverta Long
Green Lane
Community Notes From Local Families And Scouts Events
Cottage of Emerson Myers at Bern harts. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Metzler and children Helen June and Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stauffer at Middle Creek on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Musser of Hershey spent Sunday at the homes of Miss Mae Musser and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler. The Rothsville Boy Scouts returned home from camp on Saturday morning. A. B. S. Fasnacht, 60, fell from a ladder last Friday at the Millway Oil Station and sustained a fractured foot and knee bruises. He is an engineer for the Southern Pipe Line Co. The Winners S. S. Class met at Miss Ruth Mumma’s home with Ruth Mumma, Loretta Brown, Esta Haines, Martha Wissler, Lida Haines, Beatrice Martin, Ruth Bear, Miriam Fassnacht, and Pauline Adams present. Miss Haines appointed secretary for the unexpired term, succeeding Charlotte Weaver who resigned. Annual picnic planned for Hershey Park August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Myers
Bernharts
Lloyd Metzler
Helen June
Paul
Clarence Staufffer
Middle Creek
Webster Musser
Hershey
Mae Musser
Henry Koehler
Rothsville
S. Fasnacht
Millway
Southern Pipe Line Co
Ruth Mumma
Loretta Brown
Esta Haines
Martha Wissler
Lida Haines
Beatrice Martin
Ruth Bear
Miriam Fassnacht
Pauline Adams
Miss Haines
Charlotte Weaver
Hershey Park
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Koehler—Musser
Grim—Beacock
Gable—Whiton
Alta Myers
Sharks
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Fisher
Mears
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