Marriages Continued with Local Couples Planned in District
Wisser, son of Mr and Mrs David Wisler of near East Berlin, to wed at Trinity Lutheran Church. He is a 1938 East Berlin High School graduate, attended Central Pennsylvania Business College, served in the Army, and works for Western Union upon return. The couple plans to live in the former Emanuel J Sinner property in East Berlin. Pearl Rutheta Hoke of Abbottstown to marry Bill Berkheimer Smith of East Berlin at St John’s Lutheran Abbottstown. Smith, East Berlin High School graduate, served in the Army from 1943 to 1945, stationed mainly in England, and now works at the Mechanicsburg Depot. Theda Smith and others are part of the continuing wedding notices in the local district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisser
David Wisler
East Berlin
Trinity Lutheran Church
Berlin
Wisler
Eastein High School
Central Pennsylpaia Business College
Harrisburg
Prved
Western Union
Comany Aitice
Theormer Emanuel J. Sinner
Castiman
Onerata
Irls
H. Musselman Company
Bigerville
Smith—Hoke
Pearl Ruthetta Hoke
Daugher
G. David Hoke
Abbottstown
Bill Berkheimer Smith
Cleason E
Mth
St. John’s Lutheran Church
New Oxford High School
East
Double wedding bells in St Josephs Han over and Bonneauville
Harry W. Smith of Bonneauville and Charles Henschke son of Mrs Irishtown Hanover united in marriage at St Josephs Catholic church Bonneauville. Rev Fr Leo J Krichten presided. Bride in white satin with long train and seed pearl coronet. sister Shirley Smith bridesmaid. Groom former army European Theater of Operations, employed Windsor Shoe Littlestown. After breakfast they trip to Montreal Quebec Shrine of St Anne in Canada then reside Irishtown. Second marriage Catherine Jane Klunk Han over street to Joseph B Price McSherrystown in St Josephs Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Smith
Bonneauville
Charles Henschke
Vicelet ‘Henschke
Irishtown
Hanover
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Leo J. Krichten
Shirley Smith
Earl Henschke
Windsor Shoe Company
Littlestown
Price—Klunk
Catherine Jane Klunk
Margaret Klunk
Hanover Street
Joseph B. Price
Genevieve Price
McSherrystown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Notice to remove rubbish from Grange Street property
Residents are warned to dispose of damp rubbish on the designated inside area of the Grange Street property owned by Hilary A and Mary M Smith in New Oxford. Further steps will be taken if this rule is not followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary A. and
Mary M. Smith
Grange Street
New Oxford
Marriages in Gettysburg and Nearby Areas
The Rev Ray mond H Gallagher officiated as Louise Marjorie Wagner wed Bernard Edward Smal in Gettysburg. In Hanover R R 1 Ray Augustus Neiderer married Grace Leona Null with Rev Anthony J McGinley presiding. Jane Anderson of Baltimore married John M Creager in Baltimore with Rev Hugh W Powers officiating. Dorothy Mae Noel, daughter of Dorothy Noel, appears in a further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiderer~Null
Ray Augustus Neiderer
Milton Neiderer
Hanover R. R
Grace Leona Null
Clinton A. Null
Hanover R. D
Anthony J McGinley
Creager—Anderson
Jane Anderson
G. Norman Anderson
Baltimore
John M. Creager
Mervin E Creager
Hanover
Church of the Holy Nativity
Hugh W. & Powers
Noel and Mockensmiths Wed in McSherrystown Church
The marriage of Miss Noel daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry N Noel McSherrystown to George F Mockensmith son of Mr and Mrs George Hockensmith New Oxford RD 1 was celebrated at the Church of the Annunciation. The double ring ceremony was by Rev Cyril J Ailwein. The bride wore white satin and lace with seed pearl bodice long sleeves and a heart crown. She carried white rosebuds with red center carnations. Eva Hockensmith sister of the groom was maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Noel
McSherrystown
George Francis Mockensmith
George
Hockensmith
New Oxford
R.D
Church of the Annunciation
Cyril J. Ailwein
Eva Hockensmith
Wedding of the Bride and Bridegroom with Family Reception
The article lists wedding details including bridesmaids Vera Mockenamith and Gloria Noel, flower girl Sandra Reese, best man Henry C Noel, and ushers Earl Staub and Leon Klunk. A breakfast at Richard McAllister hotel followed, then a Irishtown Fire House reception before a trip to Niagara Falls and Bayonne. The couple will reside with the bride's parents after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Mockenamith
Gloria Noel
Sandra Reese
Henry C Noel
Earl Staub
Leon Klunk
Richard McAllister
Unspecified Bridal Tidings From McHerrys Town
The bridegroom, discharged after thirty months in the United States Army, served abroad for part of that period and is now employed at the Hanover Shoe Factory. The bride resides in McHerrys Town and is connected to F. X. Smith, cigar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Smith
Herrystown
United States Army
Hanover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henschke—Smith
Theda Smith
Rony
Montgomery Ward
Frederick ST. Hanover
Funk
R. D
O. J. Myers Furniture & Electrical Dealer
W. Chestnut St
Hanover, FA
York St. Hanover
E. J. J. Gehrecht
E. Chestnut St
Cline
Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA
Raymond H. Clallagher
Small Wagner
Louise Marjorie Wagner
Thomas Wagner
Gettysburg
Bernard Edward Smal
James J Small
New Orford
Robert D. Hartnett
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Andes Furs
York
East Market Street
Greenebaum's
On the Square
Hanover PA
H. G. Berwager
Elmer E. Wentz
Penna
Axminster Rugs
Petro Gil
H. N
Walnut St
Carlisle
Jake Bealing’s
Frederick St
Heatrolas
Mitchell
Wildasin and Zinneman Your
Gibson & Philgas Dealers
Baltimore St
Chas. L. Lehman New
Oxford, Pa
Baltimore Street
MR Raa al
Hara
Mr. Vernon Theatre
Voises
Shuman’s Cut Rate Store
Gettysburg, PA
Ilberts
Chambersburg Street
the Stag Tavern
B. Aldinger
John B. Riddlemoser
A-Suilso
North George ST
York, PA
Center Square
W. W. Eroh & Son
Victor
Seaforth
Standard Rag and Paper Co., Inc
West Philadelphia Street
Roth Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Ead
PYREX
Wetshaar Brothers
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