The York Dispatch (York, PA), Thursday, February 1, 1923; pg. 18
YORKERS IN DOUBLE WEDDING AT T0WSON
(Special to Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1. - Two York couples are returning home today, unexpectedly the principals at a double wedding yesterday at Towson, county seat of Baltimore county (sic). One of the couples is Samuel H. Abramson and Pauline Lauer. The other is Paul W. Lightner and Margie H. Hershey.
Both couples went to York separately. They met in Baltimore accidentally. Lightner first saw Abramson and asked what he was doing here. That caused Miss Lauer, Abramson's companion, to blush and Abramson admitted he was "sort of looking for a preacher" for a well known purpose.
Solemnly. Lightner congratulated the couple and then confessed that he had come to Baltimore for the same purpose. He Introduced Miss Hershey as his co-conspirator. They were on their way to Towson for the license, they said, and proposed that the other couple come along to make it a double wedding. So all journey out to the courthouse, where two licenses were obtained. The couples were married by the Rev. Harry B. Lee, Jr., at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church (sic).
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York Daily Record (York, PA), Wednesday, October 7, 1987; pg. 10
Pauline M. Abramson
Pauline M. (Lauer) Abramson, 86, of 484 W. King St., died Tuesday morning in York Hospital. She was the wife of the late Samuel Abramson.
The service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, 1111E. Market St. Burial will be in Mount Rose Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Abramson was born in York, a daughter of the late Englehart and Virginia (Cousler) Lauer.
She was a retiree of the McCrory Corp.
Mrs. Abramson is survived by eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Virginia Howett, 2431 Raleigh Drive.
Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Melvin Geiman Jr., associate pastor at St. Paul United Methodist Church, Manchester.
YORKERS IN DOUBLE WEDDING AT T0WSON
(Special to Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1. - Two York couples are returning home today, unexpectedly the principals at a double wedding yesterday at Towson, county seat of Baltimore county (sic). One of the couples is Samuel H. Abramson and Pauline Lauer. The other is Paul W. Lightner and Margie H. Hershey.
Both couples went to York separately. They met in Baltimore accidentally. Lightner first saw Abramson and asked what he was doing here. That caused Miss Lauer, Abramson's companion, to blush and Abramson admitted he was "sort of looking for a preacher" for a well known purpose.
Solemnly. Lightner congratulated the couple and then confessed that he had come to Baltimore for the same purpose. He Introduced Miss Hershey as his co-conspirator. They were on their way to Towson for the license, they said, and proposed that the other couple come along to make it a double wedding. So all journey out to the courthouse, where two licenses were obtained. The couples were married by the Rev. Harry B. Lee, Jr., at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church (sic).
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York Daily Record (York, PA), Wednesday, October 7, 1987; pg. 10
Pauline M. Abramson
Pauline M. (Lauer) Abramson, 86, of 484 W. King St., died Tuesday morning in York Hospital. She was the wife of the late Samuel Abramson.
The service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, 1111E. Market St. Burial will be in Mount Rose Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Abramson was born in York, a daughter of the late Englehart and Virginia (Cousler) Lauer.
She was a retiree of the McCrory Corp.
Mrs. Abramson is survived by eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Virginia Howett, 2431 Raleigh Drive.
Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Melvin Geiman Jr., associate pastor at St. Paul United Methodist Church, Manchester.
The York Dispatch (York, PA), Thursday, February 1, 1923; pg. 18
YORKERS IN DOUBLE WEDDING AT T0WSON
(Special to Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1. - Two York couples are returning home today, unexpectedly the principals at a double wedding yesterday at Towson, county seat of Baltimore county (sic). One of the couples is Samuel H. Abramson and Pauline Lauer. The other is Paul W. Lightner and Margie H. Hershey.
Both couples went to York separately. They met in Baltimore accidentally. Lightner first saw Abramson and asked what he was doing here. That caused Miss Lauer, Abramson's companion, to blush and Abramson admitted he was "sort of looking for a preacher" for a well known purpose.
Solemnly. Lightner congratulated the couple and then confessed that he had come to Baltimore for the same purpose. He Introduced Miss Hershey as his co-conspirator. They were on their way to Towson for the license, they said, and proposed that the other couple come along to make it a double wedding. So all journey out to the courthouse, where two licenses were obtained. The couples were married by the Rev. Harry B. Lee, Jr., at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church (sic).
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York Daily Record (York, PA), Wednesday, October 7, 1987; pg. 10
Pauline M. Abramson
Pauline M. (Lauer) Abramson, 86, of 484 W. King St., died Tuesday morning in York Hospital. She was the wife of the late Samuel Abramson.
The service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, 1111E. Market St. Burial will be in Mount Rose Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Abramson was born in York, a daughter of the late Englehart and Virginia (Cousler) Lauer.
She was a retiree of the McCrory Corp.
Mrs. Abramson is survived by eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Virginia Howett, 2431 Raleigh Drive.
Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Melvin Geiman Jr., associate pastor at St. Paul United Methodist Church, Manchester.
YORKERS IN DOUBLE WEDDING AT T0WSON
(Special to Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1. - Two York couples are returning home today, unexpectedly the principals at a double wedding yesterday at Towson, county seat of Baltimore county (sic). One of the couples is Samuel H. Abramson and Pauline Lauer. The other is Paul W. Lightner and Margie H. Hershey.
Both couples went to York separately. They met in Baltimore accidentally. Lightner first saw Abramson and asked what he was doing here. That caused Miss Lauer, Abramson's companion, to blush and Abramson admitted he was "sort of looking for a preacher" for a well known purpose.
Solemnly. Lightner congratulated the couple and then confessed that he had come to Baltimore for the same purpose. He Introduced Miss Hershey as his co-conspirator. They were on their way to Towson for the license, they said, and proposed that the other couple come along to make it a double wedding. So all journey out to the courthouse, where two licenses were obtained. The couples were married by the Rev. Harry B. Lee, Jr., at Trinity Protestant Episcopal church (sic).
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York Daily Record (York, PA), Wednesday, October 7, 1987; pg. 10
Pauline M. Abramson
Pauline M. (Lauer) Abramson, 86, of 484 W. King St., died Tuesday morning in York Hospital. She was the wife of the late Samuel Abramson.
The service will be 2 p.m. Friday at the Etzweiler Funeral Home, 1111E. Market St. Burial will be in Mount Rose Cemetery. Viewing will be 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Abramson was born in York, a daughter of the late Englehart and Virginia (Cousler) Lauer.
She was a retiree of the McCrory Corp.
Mrs. Abramson is survived by eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Virginia Howett, 2431 Raleigh Drive.
Officiating at the service will be the Rev. Melvin Geiman Jr., associate pastor at St. Paul United Methodist Church, Manchester.
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