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tempeiTIMMINS—OVERBAUGH a talkEarly Morning Wedding at Cone-wago Chapel.habit 1 in sod ed by ref res! with c food 1; meree, to ehi! pies o day si.rs-est an-»ndMrs. Matilda Overbaugh and John Timmins, both of Mt. Koek, were married in Cone wago Chapel, at a nuptial mass at 6:30 o’clock Tuesday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev. WUKam Whalen, assistant rector. They were attended by Miss peri0lt;3 Anna Overbaugh, a sister of the voted bride, and Eugene Ruhlman: ancelt;The bride is a daughter of Mr. and j^r£ Mrs. Lewis Overbaugh, of near Mt. ]egis|£ Rock, and the groom is a son of Mr. count and Mrs. James Timmins, also of Mt. Legis]Rock. praye:Mr. and Mrs. Timmins will reside 0fin their newly furnished house, in Me- ^ cSherrystown. the i..................................school____'__ ATI “h
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Adams County News
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, May 01, 1915
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