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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
5
A Missouri frog farm operator explains using bright electric lights near pond surfaces to attract insects at night. Frogs gather beneath the lights, stand on their hind legs, and feed on the abundant live prey, cutting down feeding costs.
Home guests welcomed by Mrs. C William Grosh as the King’s Daughters Circles from town held their annual Christmas visit to Zion Home. Mrs. Eric Buckley read Pennsylvania German selections and the junior circle sang. Gifts were distributed and carols sung to about 100 sick and shut in persons over the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Morris Sturgis of Lititz RD 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Mae to Arthur J Hyle son of Mr and Mrs William Hyle of Lancaster.
Miss Anne M Lintner daughter of Mr and Mrs B G Lintner of Lancaster and Edgar W Brown of Wilmington Del were married at noon Saturday by Rev Glenn Switzer at the Presbyterian Church in Bel Air Md They will reside in Lancaster The bride worked in the Wilbur Suchard Co office force
Rupp of Stevens and Miss Mabel Killian daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Killian of Rothsville were married New Years morning by Rev W K Cassel at the Evangelical Congregational parsonage in Akron. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Charles Killian. The couple will reside at the bride’s Rothsville home.
Swarr Garman tied the knot at the Church of the Brethren Thursday evening at 6 o clock. The couple, daughter and son of local families, were joined in marriage with a quartet singing prior to the ceremony led by Rev. James M. Moore.
Elmore Byler sang two solos and the wedding march was performed by a quartet during the ceremony. Afterward Elmore Byler sang At Dawning as recessional. The church featured holiday greens and white candles. Maid of honor was Miss Janet P. Garman with bridesmaids Miss Kathryn Hertzler Miss Virginia Whitmyer Miss Helen Snyder and Miss Sara Fuhrman. Best man was Earl Swart with ushers Martin and Wilbur Garman Clayton Shue Harold Newcomer Caleb Ziegler Isaac Brubaker Arthur Hershey and Henry Heisey. The bride wore white satin princess gown with long train and seed pearl details. veil with coronet. bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Garman wore a rose taffeta gown with rose velvet trim and rust snapdragons. Bridesmaids wore royal blue velvet gowns with matching turbans and carried yellow and pink snapdragons. Flower girl Gloria Bitzer wore shell pink satin with a blue and white bouquet. Reception followed in the church basement for family and friends. The bride, a 1935 St Joseph’s Hospital graduate nurse, has worked in general and private nursing at the hospital. Groom Swart attended Pennsylvania State College and works in biological research at Gilland Laboratories in Marietta. After a short wedding trip they will live at 663 West Market Street, Marietta.
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