Article clipped from Osceola Polk County Democrat

Save Clipping View Newspaper
McMEEKIN-CATOROn Wednesday, January 2?th, Mi*. George MeMeekin and Mrs. Pearl Cator were united in marriage at the United Brethren parsonage at Seward, with the Rev. Reece, officiating. This estimable couple nedd no introduction, as both have lived practically all of their lives in this community. Mrs. McMeckin is eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strain, and for the past seven years has been a very efficient helper in her father's furniture and undertaking business in Shelby. Mr. McMeek-in is one of Polk county's most successful farmers and for a number of years has been secretary of the Farmers Co-Operative Business Association at Shelby, Mr. and Mr3. MeMeekin returned home Thursday, and went to housekeeping on the groom's farm located seven miles northeast of Shelby. A host of old friends are wishing Mr. and Mrs. MeMeekin happiness and prosperity. —IShelby Sun.tMrs. ‘MeMeekin is a sister of Mrs. D. W. McFadden of Osceola, and .George MeMeekin is well known in this community^
Newspaper Details

Osceola Polk County Democrat

Osceola, Nebraska, US

Thu, Feb 11, 1932

Page 1

Full Page
Clipped by
Profile Icon
Sandra C.

CO, USA 26 Jun 2020

Other Publications Near Osceola, Nebraska

Osceola Polk County Republican

Osceola Polk County Independent

Osceola Polk County Farmers Advocate

Osceola Homesteader

Osceola Polk County Democrat