Valley of the Shadow: Civil War-Era Newspapers

Valley Spirit: March 31, 1869

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Summary: T. DeWitt will lecture in Repository Hall on the "Bright Side of Things."

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Summary: John Wunderlich died in his Shippensburg residence last Monday. He had lived in Chambersburg and worked in business with his brother, D. K. Wunderlich. Upon moving to Shippensburg he became engaged in the Produce and Forwarding business.
(Names in announcement: John Wunderlich, D. K. Wunderlich)
Married
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Summary: John G. Lute and Miss Ellen Miller were married in Chambersburg on March 25th by the Rev. P. S. Davis.
(Names in announcement: John G. Lute, Ellen Miller, Rev. P. S. Davis)
Married
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Summary: Albert Hoover and Isabella Brown of Funkstown were married by the Rev. B. S. Schneck on March 23rd.
(Names in announcement: Albert Hoover, Isabella Brown, Rev. B. S. Schneck)
Married
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Summary: Benjamin F. Kaun of Chambersburg and Lizzie M. Moore of Fannettsburg were married on March 23rd by the Rev. B. S. Schneck.
(Names in announcement: Benjamin F. Kaun, Lizzie M. Moore, Rev. B. S. Schneck)
Married
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Summary: John Dysert and Miss Mary Bowen, both of Franklin, were married on February 16th by the Rev. Dr. Schneck.
(Names in announcement: John Dysert, Mary Bowen, Rev. Schneck)
Married
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Summary: George W. Goldsmith and Miss Lydia V. Shively, both from near Scotland, were married at the U. B. Parsonage by the Rev. J. G. Schaff.
(Names in announcement: George W. Goldsmith, Lydia V. Shively, Rev. J. G. Schaff)
Died
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Summary: William Grant Bender, infant son of W. H. and Mary C. Bender died in Chambersburg on March 19th.
(Names in announcement: William Grant Bender, Mary C. Bender)
Died
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Summary: Miss Margaret Steel died in Chambersburg on March 22nd. She had reached an "advanced age."
(Names in announcement: Margaret Steel)

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