Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1912-07-27
ELopERS ARE WE'D
Miss Agnes Zimmerman Bride Of Hun-
Ter keedy and They viii Reside
In Philadelphia.


Miss Agnes Zimmerman. EOS
North Maple avenue, and MIR. Hunter
geedy were married In Hagerstown on
July .. by Rev. DIR. J. S. Simon at the
Lutheran parsonage on North Poto-
mac street, They returned to Martins
burg the same evening since which
time the wedding has been kept a
secret, but ii leaked out today Friends
Of the bride, however. have been sus-
pecting all along that she was mar.
ried but she would not admit it un.
til the present time. Thus a courtship
begun almost in childhood. happily
ends In a wedding.
The bride is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zimmerman
Forthe past year she has been an OPP
orator at the Bell telephon exchange
and only recently gave up her posi-
ton. She Is an attractive and popular
young lady, and many friends will
now Join In extending congratulations
and best wishes to her.
The groom is the sou OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Keedy, East Martin
street. He has been away from here
for the last three years, and is now in
Philadelphia (where he went few
DAYS after his marriage) learning to
be marine engineer. He and his
young bride will reside in the Quaker
City after November 1.
Brcwu--sakeman
Miss Clara p. Sakeman, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sakeman, LOT Commerce street, and
Mr.. Homer G. Brown. OF Punxutawney
Pa, were married on Saturday at noon
at the brides home by the Rev. DR..
w. f. Gruver, pastor of the First
United Brethren church. The wedding
was a very quiet affair only the mem
bers OF the family being present.
After the ceremony a wedding dinner
was served.
The bride Is graduate of the
Martinsburg High school and for sew
eral years has been stenographer in
the Office of the f. l.. Williams insnr-
ance agency. She is popular in her So
cial circle. Mr.. Brown is a travelling
salesman for the Russell-Miller Mill
ing Co., of Minneapolis, Mimi. and for
some time his territory has been In
Wisconsin. In whose beautiful capital
city he and his bride viii in the future
reside.
Chapman--Snycer
Mr., d. Park Chapman and Miss Vir-
ginia Snyder, this city, went to Mech
anicsburg. Pa, this morning where
they were married this evening at the
United Brethren parsonage by Rev,
N. A. Kirracofe, an uncle of the bride.
The bride wore dress of cream net
over cream satin. The wedding was a
very quiet affair. owing to illness in
Mr.. Chapman's family at Darkesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman will leave
tomorrow morning for Bowmansville.
Lancaster county, Pa, where they will
spend several days with the latter's
relatives and return to Martinsburg
next week. Next month they will go
to Milligan, Tenn, where Mr.. Chap
man will complete his theological
course at Milligan College next spring
and will then enter the ministry OF the
Christian Church.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. J. M. Snyder, Tennessee avenue,
Rosemont, and is an attractive and
most estimable young lady. She was
born at Jones Spring, this county, and
has resided ip this city for the past
eight years. She is graduate of the
Rinker Commercial School and for the
past two years has been the popular
and efficient stenographer in the Of
fee of the j. M. Rothwell Co. She
has been very active in the work OF
the Winchester Avenue Christian
church and Sunday school. She has
host OF friends in Martinsburg, and
while they suspected that she was to
be married in the not distant future,
the secret as to the time was well
kept from them.
Mr.. Chapman is the son of Mrs. and
the late Thomas Chapman, of Dark
esville. He is an exceptionally bright
and worthy young man and has been
pursuing five-year course Of study at
Milligan College to prepare himself
for the gospel ministry. The many
friends of himself and bride will wish
for them long and happy married
life.
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Bessie Kettering and Mr.. Ste
phen Hassenbukler, both of Baxter,
this county, were quietly married Sat
urday evening at Sleepy Creek by the
Rev. Marcellis. The bride was the
widow of the late Harrison Kettering,
and the bridegroom is prosperous
young farmer