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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
13
Fragmentary item notes a price term of 1.00 per 2.00 with some payment details and acreage references. The text is unclear about the full agreement or entities involved.
Mises Margaret Spahr of New Oxford and Firmin W. Nitchman of York wed by Rev Charles Brown in Meirchenburg. Helen Mufnagie of Hanover and John B. Sterner of Hanover married in Westminster. Josephine Hershey and Samuel Brown connected in Robeson ia. Bernadette Lawrence and Albert Krepps of McSherrystown wed, with Geraldine Straus Baugh of McSherrystown and Robert Puhrman of Hanover in a second ceremony.
Misa Louise Bender of Gettysburg is reported making a normal recovery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after an operation last Saturday. Mrs John G Gienn of Gettysburg re entered the same hospital for another eye operation this Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosensteel of Gettysburg announce the birth of a son at the hospital Tuesday evening.
A daughter was born Sunday at Warner Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Martin of Gettysburg.
The Littlestown Teachers College couple from the class of '43 wed. The groom, a Littlestown High and Gettysburg College graduate with a Penn State master's, taught in Littlestown schools. Bride wore a yellow linen dress. They depart for a ten day honeymoon to the Poconos and Niagara Falls and plan to live at 201 East King Street.
Miss Harriet Virginia Brown and Jacob C Dennis were married last Saturday at 1 PM in the Westminster Methodist parsonage. Rev Lowell Ensor officiated the double ring ceremony attended only by the couple. The bride wore a white linen suit with red rosebud corsage. Mrs Dennis works for Standard Garment Co in Gettysburg. Mr Dennis, a veteran overseas, works at C E Wolf Warehouse in Granite.
Miss Arlene R Warehime daughter of Mrs Mark L Warhime lives in Hanover and James A Neiderer son of Mr and Mrs John P Neiderer of Hanover R D 4 were married June 14 in the rectory of Sacred Heart Chapel Conewago. Rev Cyril J Allwein officiated with immediate family present. Gertrude Neiderer was maid of honor and Lawrence Neiderer served as best man.
Hem J. Weaver and a partner from New Oxford united in marriage on a Saturday morning in the parsonage of St. Pauls Reformed church Westminster. The Rev. J. Edmund Lippy officiated the single ring ceremony.
John Edward Timmins and Rita Elizabeth Smith, both of Hanover R 4, were married Saturday in Conewago township by Rev. Cletus H. Wagaman, per a return filed with the county clerk of courts.
Kathleen Marie Rabenstine and John Calvin Leinart Jr were married at St Pauls Lutheran Church The Pines New Chester in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev Elmer Drumm The bride wore aqua and black with red rosebud corsage They plan to reside at 527 Baltimore Street Hanover after a weekend trip The bride is a 1946 graduate of Eichelberger High Hanover
Miss Cecilia Loretta Hartlaub, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hartlaub of McSherrystown, became the bride of Charles Diliman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Diliman of Gettysburg this morning at 8 o clock. The ceremony was by Rt Rev Msgr Patrick F McGee at the Church of the Annunciation.
Miss Frances Hartlaub sister of the bride served as bridesmaid in powder blue. Best man James D Dillman brother of the groom. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for a destination honeymoon. Bride employed at Roths cigar factory and groom at Knouse corporation Peach Glen. The groom a Gettysburg High School graduate. bride a Biglerville High School graduate.
Mildred M Starner daughter of Mr and Mrs Tolbert Starner of Hampton and Stuart Burton Hoffman son of Norman Hoffman Ida ville were united in marriage in a single ring wedding at St John’s Lutheran Hampton. Rev Elmer Drumm officiated with immediate family present. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home before a wedding trip.
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Miss Yvonne Adela Good daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair R Good of Hanover and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis B Lawrence and Charles Henry Johnson Jr of Butler married Wednesday evening in the rectory of St Josephs Catholic church. Rev Edward J OFlynn officiated. Attendants were Miss Jane Louise Good and James Brenner. The groom served three and a half years in the U S Navy. They will reside in Butler.
Miss Estella Mae Aumen daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Aumen New Oxford R D 1 became the bride of Regis W Gebhart Centennial in a solemn nuptial high mass at 8 o clock Saturday morning in Immaculate Conception Catholic church New Oxford.
Public auction at Walker’s Auction Room Berlin Avenue New Oxford Wednesday Evening July 3 at 7 oclock. Items include living room suite radios sewing machine rockers beds baby crib chairs cupboards tables dressers wash stands kitchen cabinets love seats electric appliances antiques rugs freezers screen doors lawn mowers glass chinaware and more items not listed. Harry B Walker V McCullough Auctioneer Sheely Clerk.
Reverend Gotwailt officiated the double ring ceremony at New Oxford with Deacon Hartnett and Subdeacon Aumen assisting. About 125 guests attended a reception at the bride’s parents home, and the couple will live with the groom’s parents while seeking a residence. The bride’s sisters served as attendants and the choir performed with soloist Raymond Zupkie.
The account lists the bridal party including Gloria J. Rinehart and Joan A. Greenholts as nieces serving as flower girls, Adrian A. Aumen as ring bearer, Paul L. Gebrhart as best man, and Charlotte M. Aumen as train bearer. The bride wore a white glass silk gown with Persian lace, a net veil, and carried pearl rosaries and a white bouquet. she gifted gold to her maid of honor and bridesmaids.
The couple presented bridesmaids and groomsmen with chains and crosets and novelties during the reception. They took a brief wedding trip to Tyrone to visit Sister Paula Mary, a nun and sister of the bride.
A reflective piece celebrates Pennsylvania as a land of varied scenery and history. The author recalls travels across cities, mills, valleys, and notable sites such as Independence Hall, Gettysburg, Valley Forge, and Ephrata Cloisters, highlighting industry, nature, and local cultures like the Amish.
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