MARRIAGE: Henry MURDOCK to Lillie COOVER, 1906, Bride of Myerstown, Lebanon County, PA

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Married Yesterday.

Friends of this place have been notified of the marriage of Mrs. Lillie Coover 
to Henry Murdock.  The ceremony took place yesterday, Thursday, at the home of 
Mrs. Isaac Himmelberger at Logansport, Ind., and was of a private nature, only 
intimate friends being present.  The bride is well known at this place having 
been a life-long resident here.  Last October she left on a visit to her sister-
in-law Mrs. Himmelberger where the marriage took place.  The groom is reported 
to be one of the wealthiest citizens of Logansport and is a father-in-law of one 
of the daughters of Mrs. Himmelberger.

Myerstown Enterprise, January 5, 1906


Murdock – Coover Nuptials.

A local paper of Logansport, Indiana, in its issue of Thursday, of last week, 
has the following to say concerning the marriage of Mrs. Lillie Coover until 
recently a resident of this place, and Mr. Henry C. Murdock, of the above city:

This morning at 10 o'clock at the First Presbyterian manse, Rev. Barton B. 
Bigler performed the ceremony which united in marriage Mrs. Lillie Coover, of 
Myerstown, Lebanon county, Pa., and Mr. Henry C. Murdock, of this city.

The witnesses to the marriage were the two sons of the groom, Messrs. W. O. 
Murdock and John F. Murdock.  The usual wedding trip will be foregone, and Mr. 
and Mrs. Murdock will take up their residence at once in the Murdock home, No. 
920 Market street.  The bride is a sister of the late Isaac Himmelberger, and 
during the past month has been the guest of Mrs. Himmelberger on East Broadway.  
Mr. Murdock is one of the best known business men in Logansport, and now 
conducts a shoe store on the south side of Market street, between Fourth and 
Fifth streets.

Myerstown Enterprise, January 12, 1906