Lynne Weds Katherine Brandau In Knoxville Ceremony
Judge Seybourn Lynne of this city married Miss Katherine Brandau of Knoxville at First Presbyterian Church Knoxville. Officiating was Dr W B McGukin with floral and brass decor. Virginia Brandau was maid of honor and relations from Decatur and Knoxville attended as bridesmaids and ushers. The couple planned a two week eastern motor trip and will reside with the Lynne family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne
Katherine Brandan
Knoxville
Tennessee
Seybourn Lynne
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. McGukin
Frank Nelson
Virginia Brandau
William Skeggs Crawford
Decatur
Katherine Roed
Lula Lee Carlock
Henry C. Brandal, Jr
Little Burney Parrott
Paul Parrott
Judge Lynne
Russell Lynne
John A. Caddell
Julian Harris
Haygood Terrell
Birmingham
Henry Brandau
S. A. Lynne
A. Lynne
Ferry Street
Sere
Donaldsons
Chi Omera Sorority
University of Tennessee
Auburn
University of Alabama
Pi Kappa Alpha
Social Phi Delta Phi Legal Fradernity
Morgan County Court
Lynnes
C. C. Harris
Morgan County
Skegges Crawford
Clipping Historian Duff Preserves Three Million Clippings
Ashland historian William A. Duff has collected over three million newspaper clippings and keeps a daily diary now running 41 years. His aim is to preserve background history of Ohio and the nation, with an indexing system at his 80 acre Ashland home. Duff began diary keeping in 1885 and still adds clippings daily focusing on people places events and facts useful for future research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McKee
Central Press
Ashland
William A. Duff
Duff
Ohio
Clippiac
Simon Girty
Simon
Mary Astor
Joseph Markley
Press Turner
the News
Galion
Mansfield
Cleveland
Sharon
Sandusky
Long Island
Ashland, O
Personal notices from a Southern society page
Mrs. Charles H. Eyster and her son John visit her sister Mrs. Law Lamar in Selma. Mrs. J. B. Murphree and daughter Evie depart for Tuscaloosa. Miss Margaret Billings of Montgomery visits a cousin. Mrs. Henry Weatherby of Tuscalumbia guests of Mrs. H. O. Kimbrough. Max Leeman to visit sister Mrs. W. B. Carroll in Albert. Colonel W. B. Edmundson ill at Wilder Place. Kate Edmundson recovering at her brother’s home. Mrs. Roy Horton of Maryville Ohio to visit Colonel and Mrs. Edmundson for the Horse Show on June 29. Tom W. Pointer and Mrs. Pointer of Nashville Tenn. expected guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Eyster
John
Mrs
Law Lamar
Selma
Kate Edmundson
W. B. Edmundson
Roy Horton
Maryville
Ohio
Edmundson
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Park
Princess Theatre
Ridge
P. G. _Wodehouse
Jeeves
Jove
Jeeves’ Arthur Ans
Patricia Ellis
Robert Kent
20Th Century-Fox
Acee
Florence Rice
Grantland ‘Rice
Nat Pendleton
Universal
The
OUR Gang
Spanky McFarland
Big Thrills
Johnny Appleseed
Webster McLeod, Jr
Shocco Springs
Malcolm Hodgson
Bay Minette
Ala
Harold F. Smith
Louise Nelson
Gladewater
Tex
J. B. Striplin
James
Ballinger Tex
E. H. Nelson
T. E. McCaddon
Fairfield
M. J. Knight
Atlanta, Ga
Edith Vaughan
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Bebe Stone
Guy Jones
Gadsden
Faye Jones
C. W. Williams
West Decatur
Clara B. Williams
el Paso
Erby Templeton
Hartselle
J. W. White
Berta Mae White
Route 2
Lawrence County
B. B. Pickens
Jacksonville, Fla
W. R. Smith
Cornelian Court
James H. Johnson
Joseph Fortuna
Newark, N. J
J.M. Hatfield
Gordon
Huntsville
B. A. Turner
Ted Dupes
Baby
Ted
J. N. Freeman
Prospect Drive
Dupes
Freda Leeman
Charles B. Sanders
Charles Jr
8. D. Johnson
Henry Sigman
Corinth
Frank Holt
Guntersville
Mary Helen Lile
Mary Jane Johnson
Somerville
Ted Dupes and Son
8. H. Hobbs
Sarah Witt Freeman
Albertville
Caleb Toney
Sam Hobbs
Madison
Sycamore ST
Schick
Bill
Goldel
Fathers
J. B. Murphree
Evie
Tuscaloosa
Margaret Billings
Montgomery
Henry Weatherby
Tuscumbia
H. O. Kimbrough
Max Leeman
W. B. Carroll
Wilder Place
Tom W. Pointer
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Mrs. Pointer
Nashville, Tenn
Borm
Boris
Giovanna
Sofia
Bulgaria
Simeon
Ernest’s Grocery
Miller & Hart
Electrolux
Alabama Gas Co
Second Avenue
S. W. Brown, Mer
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