MARRIAGE: G. Linton NONEMAKER to Ida L. WEINHOLD, 1916, Berks County, PA

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Nonemaker - Weinhold

  On Christmas day, Miss Ida L. Weinhold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry Weinhold, of Reading, was married to Mr. G. Linton Nonemaker, of 
this city, in the Weinhold home.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. 
Dr. C. E. Creitz, pastor of St. Paul's Memorial Reformed church, 
Reading.  During the ceremony, L. B. Schock played several nuptial 
selections.  The bride was attended by Miss Laura McGrath, while the 
best man was Mr. Edwin B. Yeich.  The bride wore white silk net trimmed 
with Duchess satin, and a veil of flowered tulle fastened with orange 
blossoms.  She carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses.  The 
bridesmaid was gowned in pink crepe de chine and carried pink 
carnations.  Following the ceremony a reception for immediate relatives 
was held with forty-two guests present.  A dinner was served by a well 
known caterer of that place.  The couple left on Christmas on a trip to 
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Buffalo and Niagara Falls and this city.  They 
arrived in this city Saturday evening and will reside here until 
February 15, 1917, after which they will live at the home of the 
bride's parents in Reading.  Mr. Nonemaker is employed as a machine 
hand in this city by the Pennsylvania railroad.  The bride graduated 
from the Reading high school with the class of 1916 last June.

Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Monday Morning, January 1, 1917