MARRIAGE: Kenneth WAUGHTEL to Hilda STRAYER, 1937, Dillsburg, York County, PA

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ENGAGEMENT 
WAUGHTEL-STRAYER ENGAGEMENT TOLD 
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. STRAYER, of Clear Springs, announced the engagement of  
their daughter, Miss Hilda STRAYER, to Kenneth WAUGHTEL, son of Mr. and Mrs.  
T. W. WAUGHTEL, of Red Lion. The engagement was announced at a valentine  
party at the Strayer home, Saturday evening. 
     Miss STRAYER is a graduate of Dillsburg high school and the state  
teachers' college at Shippensburg. She is now teaching in the public schools  
in Franklin township. 
     Mr. WAUGHTEL is a graduate of Red Lion high school and Lebanon Valley  
college. He is now employed as a bookkeeper by a York candy manufacturing  
concern. 
     The wedding is to take place about Easter. 
     Miss STRAYER is a sister of Miss Vivian STRAYER, proprietress of a  
Chambersburg street beauty parlor.
 
Source: February 18, 1937, Gettysburg Times, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
 
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YORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS 
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. STRAYER, of Clear Springs, announce the engagement of  
their daughter, Miss Hilda STRAYER, to Kenneth WAUGHTEL, son of Mr. and Mrs.  
T. W. WAUGHTEL, of Red Lion. The engagement was announced at a Valentine  
party, Saturday evening, at the STRAYER home. Miss STRAYER is a graduate of  
Dillsburg high school and Shippensburg Teachers' college. She is now  
teaching in Franklin township. Mr. WAUGHTEL is a graduate of the Red Lion  
high 
school and Lebanon Valley college. He is employed as a bookkeeper for the G.  
& T. Canday company, of York. The wedding is announced for near Easter.  
Those present at the announcement party were Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGUGAN, of  
Red Lion; Miss Hilda EURICH, of Dillsburg; Miss Beulah GIPE and William  
LOWER, of Red Lion; Miss Vivian STRAYER, of Gettysburg; J. Francis YAKE, of  
McSherrystown, and William SPAHR, of Dillsburg.
 
Source: News Comet, East Berlin, Pennsylvania  19 February 1937 
 
 
SISTER OF LOCAL RESIDENT MARRIES 
Miss Hilda STRAYER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer STRAYER, Dillsburg, and  
Kenneth WAUGHTEL, Red Lion, were married Friday by the Rev. George N. Young  
in the Lutheran parsonage, Dillsburg. There were no attendants. Mrs.  
WAUGHTEL has been teaching school in York County. She is a sister of Miss  
Vivian STRAYER, of Gettysburg. After a wedding trip the couple will reside  
in New York city, where Mr. WAUGHTEL has enrolled in the American Academy of  
Embalming and Mortuary research.
 
Source: Star and Sentinel, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 3 April 1937