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a uu oi uioou. plete wreck.i ae car was a com-G. J. AND TACY SHERMAN OBSERVED GOLDEN ANNIVERSARYIn observance of the 50th wedding anniversary, friends and relatives gathered on the lawn of the G. J. Sherman home, 1290 Algonquin Road, Sunday, August 24, to extend congratulations to the happy couple,The party was planned by their daughter, Mrs, Angeline Gray Byrne, husband and family, 328 Harding Avenue, assisted by the Shermans’ foster daughter, Mrs. Arvilla Roselle and family of Saginaw, Mich. The actual anniversary date was August. 25, on which day in 1902 at East Springfield, Pa. they pledged “until death do us part” and meant it.During their married life, two daughters were born, Mary Lou, now Mrs. Price, is with her husband in Japan and could not be present for this momentous occasion, Angeline Gray Byrne nowr residing in Des Plaines was the gracious hostess at the lawn party.In arriving at their golden years, the couple have lived in Rowley, la., Sidell, Tampico, Ashland and Chicago, 111. and for ten years have been residents of Des Plaines. Mr. Sherman also observed 50 years as a member of the Masons on August 8. He and his family have always been actively engaged in community affairs, good roads, American Red Cross, and good American citizenship.—The Des Plaines Times,The Tornado joins many Tampico friends in extending congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman who, during their residence here while he was manager of the Alexander Lumber Co. yard, were always ready and willing to be of service to the community. Mr. Sherman was a member of the school board for several years and was known as “Tampico's Original Good Roads Booster”, by jacks.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coleman and fa mil v nf Freenort snent Labor day
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Tampico Tornado
Tampico, Illinois, US
Thu, Sep 04, 1952
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