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The train arrived in this city at 11 o’clock.POLLHIfTYoung People Whose Marriage Was Delayed a Week Ago By Objections Were Wedded LastNight.THOUGHT THEY WERE TOO YOUNGaPerserving in their determination to get married Gilbert Pollard and Miss Ruby Bennet, two well known yonng people of this city, overcame the objections and were quietly married last evening at the home of Rev. M. G. Clark at 1628 P street.The young people had planned to get married more than a week ago, but when they applied for marriage license, relatives on both sides objected on the grouods that they were too young. They were not so easily discouraged, * J; however, and demonstrated that love will find a way.The bride is the sister of Mrs. R. L. Browning, East 16th street, where she made her home. She is a popular young lady and hts a host of friends.The groom is a native of this city and an excellent young man whose many friends will wish them a long and happy marital life.
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Bedford Daily Mail
Bedford, Indiana, US
Tue, Apr 09, 1912
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