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HR. BLOSSER-MISS SOTERYoung Couple from Wee! Rockingham Utilized First Marriage License Issued in 1906.An early morning wedding ofunusual interest in West -Rocking-bam took place Thursday at the home of Rev. L. J. Beatwole, near Bale Enterprise, when Miss Ada M. Suter became tbe bride of Mr. Amos Blosser. The ceremony was solemnized a few minutes after 5 o’clock in tbe presence of a small company of relatives and friends. Rev. Mr. Heatwole, w.ho is a bishop of the Mennonite church, officiated. iImmediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Blosser drove to Harrisonburg and boarded the northbound Southern train for Washington, D. C. The bridal couple will spend their honeymoon in tbe capital city, returning to tbe home of the groom’s father, near Mole Hill, tomorrow night. The bride wore a becoming traveling suit of blue broadcloth.Mr. Blosser is a well known young farmer of West Rockingham and is a son of Samuel H. Blosser, of near Mole Hill. His bride is a daughter of Jacob B. Suter, of the New Erection neighborhood, and is
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Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia, US
Tue, Jan 09, 1906
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