MARRIAGE: Ralph H. HAMILTON to Juniata L. ELLIS, 1918, Blair County, PA

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HAMILTON - ELLIS.

  At high noon yesterday the Rev. Alexander Lamberson, pastor of the 
First Methodist church, united in marriage Mr. Ralph H. Hamilton, son 
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton, of 619 Eighth avenue, and Miss Juniata 
L. Ellis, of 903 Fifth street, Juniata.  The ceremony was performed in 
the First Methodist church of which both young couple [sic] are active 
members and workers.  The beautiful ring ceremony was used.  They were 
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rhaesa, close friends of the bride and 
groom.  Following the ceremony the happy young couple went to Caum's 
for luncheon after which they departed on an early afternoon train for 
New York and other eastern cities where they will spend their 
honeymoon.  After their return they will for the present reside at the 
home of the bride.  Mr. Hamilton is employed by the Pennsy in the 
Juniata shops, where he holds a responsible position, while the lady of 
his choice was a former school teacher and is a charming young lady.  
They will carry with them the well wishes of a host of friends for a 
happy and prosperous journey through life.

Altoona Times, Altoona, Pa., Friday Morning, April 19, 1918

HAMILTON - ELLIS.

  Ralph Hamilton of 619 Eighth avenue, Juniata, and Miss Juniata L. 
Ellis of Juniata were united in marriage at high noon yesterday by Rev. 
Alexander Lamberson at the First Methodist church, Juniata.  The ring 
ceremony was used, the couple being attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhasea.  
The bride was attired in a light traveling suit while the bridegroom 
wore the conventional garb.  The couple left for New York and the east 
for a wedding trip.  Mr. Hamilton is employed in the Juniata boiler 
shops while his bride was a former school teacher in the borough.

Altoona Times, Altoona, Pa., Friday Morning, April 19, 1918