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A quiet home wedding took place | ] Wednesday evening at the winter residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Crandell, in Altoona, the participating parties being Miss Louise Pal-■ 1 *■■mer, daughter of Mrs. Mary J. Palmer, of Altoona, and Marvin B. Clark of Leamington, Ontario, Canada, the Rev. P. M. Yeargin, Baptist pastor of*4: £. x'.. f ■t i lt;4 A y*' ’ *4*- • .fl* ’ k 1 ? »* J1Altoona, officiating.last Palmer has been a Me long residence of Altbona and Jrer many friends in Eustis, Umatilla and the surrounding towns will wish her much happiness.r. Clark is a native of Henderson, N.C., and became acquainted with the bride during a previous visit withlt;1ng ft. cfhis brother, J. u. Clark, of Altoona, iwho, strange to say, married a sisterStrangof theJbefae. He is an experienced tobacco man and for the past four years has been an instructor in the growing and curing of the plant, for the Imperial Tobacco Co., of Canada. The happy couple left immediatelyafter the ceremony for Jacksonvilleand other points and will return to Altoona later, remaining until Febru-[■ary, when they will leave for Leamington, Ontario, where Mr. Clark hasa charming home prepared for thebride. %The happy event was a surprise to the relatives and friends of the con-* J tracting parties, none of them, with the exception of the Crandells, who assisted in the arrangements, know-
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Eustis Lake Region
Eustis, Florida, US
Thu, Jan 03, 1924
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