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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

9

Clabaugh and Sneeringer Wed In Bonneauville Nuptials

Anna G. Clabaugh daughter of John M. Clabaugh and Bernard F. Sneeringer son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Sneeringer were united in marriage at 8 am in St Josephs Church Bonneauville in a low nuptial mass. The double ring ceremony featured bride in lace and nylon net with long train and finger-tip veil. Matron of honor was Mrs Edgar Bowling sister of the bride. The couple planned a wedding trip to St Annes Shrine Quebec and Niagara Falls before residing with the bride's father. The bride is a 1949 Delone graduate employed at Bonneauville Sewing Factory. The groom a 1946 Delone graduate served 45 months in the Army including Korea.

Clarence Sneeringer Bonneauxville Joseph's Catholic Church Bonneauville Leo. J. Krichten Edgar Bowling Gettysburg St Anne's Shrine Quebec Niagara Falls Canada Delane Catholic High School Bonneauville Sewing Factory Delone Korea

Breaks Arm at Play In Gettysburg Visitor Visit

Robert C. Bigham seven year old son of Attorney and Mrs Franklin R. Bigham Gettysburg suffered fractures of both bones in his lower right arm when shelving fell at a friend's home during a visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs S G Bighan Biglerville The fractures were reduced at Warner Hospital and the boy returned home.

Robert C. Bigham Franklin R. Bigham Gettysburg S. G. Bighan Biglerville Warner Hospital

Court Decree Granted Divorce for Reinecker Couple

The county court on Saturday granted Kathleen Jones Reinecker a divorce from John P Reinecker of Gettysburg. The decree was issued in Gettysburg and names the parties involved in the dissolution of marriage.

Kathleen Jones Reinecker Gettysburg R. D John P Reinecker

Rites Held For L. E. Breighner In Biglerville

Funeral services for 52 year old Liloyd E Breighner of Biglerville were held Monday at Dugan Funeral Home in Bendersville. He died by shotgun self infliction Thursday afternoon at his Table Rock area home. Coroner Dr C G Crist reported Breighner pressed the trigger with his foot after wiring the gun. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs Mary E Breighner and several brothers and sisters.

Liloyd E Breighner Biglerville R. 1 Butler Two Dugan Bendersville Henry Winter- Nat Biglerville Lutheran C. G. Crist Adams Counts Breighner Mary E. (Carr) Breighner Frank Breighner

Man Beaten After Mattress Fire Incident in Gettysburg

Emil Nelson, 35, was taken to Warner Hospital by borough police Friday at about 4 am after stumbling into the Adams House beaten. He said Earl Richardson, 27, who shares the Washington Street residence, assaulted him following a row sparked by a mattress fire during a drinking session. Nelson admitted to hospital. separately, a son was born June 17 to Mr and Mrs James Wetzel of Gettysburg R F5 at Hanover Hospital.

Emil Nelson Gettysburg Warner Hospital Adams House Nelson Washington St Paul B Shealer Earl Richardson Shealer Richardson James Wetzel Hanover Hospital

Death notices Chronicle two local families

Ethel Markle and Charles Brunner of York along with Sherman Hoover and Kenneth Hoover of Chambersburg and Marion were mourned. Ethel left 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren and several siblings in Hanover and York. Donald H Zinn, 39, died in Hanover after a heart condition. a World War II veteran and former Raleigh resident, he is survived by his mother Naomi, widow Alva May Murray Zinn, three sons and multiple siblings. Military funeral services were held in Hanover with American Legion ceremony.

Langhorne Ethel Markle York Charles Brunner Sherman Hoover Chambersburg Kenneth Hoover Marion John W. Zinn U8. Marine Corps Raleigh Lodge LOOM St. Matthews Lutheran Church Hanover Alva May Murray Zinn Kirk Donald W Usarm Camp Edwards Mass George L US Air Force Japan Martin Zinn Mary Therit

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