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Johnson Hindin Genealogy
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m. 19 Apr 1916
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Everett, Bedford Co., Pennsylvania  |
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- The following story was published in the Altoona Tribune on April 20, 1916:
Eichelberger--Coonley.
Voorhees--Gibson.
Special to the Tribune.
Everett, April 19--Coolidge Ashcom Eichelberger, of Everett, and Miss Alice Coonley, of Altamont, N. Y., were married at high noon today at the . Eichelberger home, at this place by Rev. R. J. Allen, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. They were attended by Miss Helen V. Gibson, also of Everett, and Dr. Charles Francis Voorhees, of Palmyra, N. Y., the latter couple then being united in marriage by Rev. Allen. The double ceremony was attended only by immediate families of the couples, owing to the recent death of Captain Eichelberger, father of Mr. Coolidge Eichelberger and uncle of Miss Gibson. After a wedding dinner they left on an eastern trip. Dr. and Mrs. Voorhees will reside in Palmyra. The Elchelbergers will return to this place, the groom being superintendent of the Eichelberger mines in the Broad Top region.
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