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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
11
The couple, after 11 months overseas with the Twelfth Air Force, will reside in an apartment at 2 South Street, Manover.
Miss Sara Jane Maust, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Maust of Gettysburg, married Maroly Buhrman son of Mrs Daisy Buhrmann of Chambersburg in a 7 am Methodist church ceremony conducted by Rev John Stamm. The couple then traveled to New York and Canada and will reside in Chambersburg.
Irene Helen Hudson, youngest daughter of Dr and Mrs E D Hudson of Gettysburg formerly East Berlin, married Paul C Plastino son of Mr and Mrs Anthony J Plastino of Lancaster at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Rev Mark E Stock officiated. The bride, a Gettysburg High School 1942 alumna, attended Gettysburg College. The groom is a Gettysburg College student and Sigma Chi member. The couple departed on a wedding trip.
They will spend the summer in Ocean City New Jersey before returning to Gettysburg in fall for continued college studies with Mr Piastino.
Miss Vivian Catherine Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo P Miller of McSherrystown and Richard Sell Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Mark G E Garrett of Hanover were married in a high mass at the Annunciation church McSherrystown. Rita M Keefer was the brides attendant and William L Bunty served as best man.
Rohrbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Rohrbaugh Gettys burg R 2 and Miss Helen Hoffman daughter of Mrs Louise Hoffman Gettysburg R 5 were married Saturday evening at 7 45 oclock at the Trinity Evangelical Reformed church Gettysburg The Rev H S Fox pastor performed the single ring ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs Raymond Fissel East Berlin Both are graduates of Gettysburg.
The bride is president of the Barkley Circle of the Re formed church and active in the Reformed choir. The groom served four years in the U S Army including Africa and Italy and now farms.
Miss Mary Catherine Reck daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Reck of Hanover married Norman C Groft son of Mr and Mrs George Groft of Gettysburg Monday at 10 am in St Joseph’s rectory Hanover. The bride a beautician and Eichelberger high school 1944 graduate. The groom attended Gettysburg high school and served 30 months in the U S Army during World War II including 12 months in Paris with the 383rd Military Police before joining Warner Brothers as assistant manager of State and Strand theatres.
Mr and Mrs C A Deitch of Carlisle Street Gettysburg announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma Deitch Long in Philadelphia.
A fragment notes Robert Simpson and Darby wed on a Sunday afternoon. The couple will reside in Philadelphia after the ceremony.
Garrett Miller of McSherrystown and Richard Sell of Hanover wed in the Church of the Annunciation with immediate family present in a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Rita Keefer and William Bunty. They planned a trip to Atlantic City and will reside at 201 Frederick Street Hanover.
Miss Dorothy Allison of Gettysburg and Grover E. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs G Earl Thompson were united in marriage in a Baltimore church on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Boutsong of Bendersville was maid of honor.
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Starr Stock daughter of Mrs Charles William Stock Gettysburg to Herman Frederick Frasch son of Mr and Mrs is announced. The notice notes family ties and plans for a formal ceremony.
Friday games in the Adams County League featured morning results with Seeres Morning Bendersville 16 New Oxford 10 Orrtanna 7 Littletown 3 Arendtsville 2 Hanover 1 and postponed matches in the afternoon with Bendersville 7 Gettysburg 2 Arendtaville 11 Littlestown 5.
Public sale announced with George E. Spahr and Aud. C. E. Artzberger as clerk. Refreshment stand reserved.
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