MARRIAGE: Samuel Snyder to Lillian Myers, 1916, Spring Grove, York County, PA

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ABSTRACT

SPRING GROVE WEDDING

REV. SNYDER AND MISS LILLIAN MYERS MARRIED IN ST. PAUL’S CHURCH.

Before a gathering of relatives and friends which completely filled St. Paul’s 
Lutheran church, Spring Grove, Thursday evening, May 11th, the wedding of Samuel 
Franklin Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder, of Indiana, Pa., and Miss 
Lillian Jane Myers, daughter of Mrs. Mary Emma Myers and the late John S. Myers, 
of Spring Grove, was solemnized by Rev. Albert O. Mullen, the pastor, assisted 
by Rev. Samuel H. Stein, pastor of Trinity Reformed church, York, and Rev. Dr. 
A. E. Wagner, pastor of the Gettysburg college church.

Mr. Snyder is assistant to Dr. W. A. Granville, president of Pennsylvania 
college, Gettysburg.  He is a graduate of the Indiana, Pa. State Normal school, 
and of Gettysburg college and the Lutheran seminary.  Miss Myers is perhaps one 
of the most popular members of the younger set of Spring Grove and an 
accomplished musician.  For eleven years she was organist and choir leader of 
Trinity First Reformed church, York.  She has a wide circle of friends here. 

The matron of honor was Mrs. S. Harry Brady, of Baltimore, a sister of the 
bride.  The four bridesmaids were the three sisters of the bride, Misses Ruby G. 
Myers and Ivy Myers, of Spring Grove, and Mrs. Harmon Sisson, of Baltimore, and 
a sister of the groom, Miss Arvilla Snyder, of Indiana, Pa.  

Immediately following the reception, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder hurried away by 
automobile to York, where they took the 9:10 p.m. train for Harrisburg, from 
which point they will go to Delaware Water Gap, and from there to New York city 
and Boston.

Upon their return, they will make their home in Gettysburg.

The Hanover Herald – Saturday, May 20, 1916