Wedding of Miss Etta Weller and John Morris in LeRoy
Miss Etta Weller and John Morris wed at the bride’s parents home in LeRoy on April 11 1928 with Rev H W Nicholson officiating. After a two course dinner the couple left for Kansas City and will reside on their farm west of LeRoy. The report also covers church group meetings and social events in LeRoy including club gatherings and upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Weller
John Morris
H. W. Nicholson
Christian Church
C. A. Weller
E. A. Morris
Hazel and
Mary
Blanche Weller
Helen Maryanna
Joe Bailey
J. T. Weller
Kansas City
LeRoy
Kas
Blanche Korporal
Edith
Geraldine Stout
Mary Bradford
Wilma Little
Orpha Pulley
Verne Robinson
Lawrence Korporal
Francis Coomler
Leo Welch
Paul Welch
Thurlo Little Merle Blinn
Keith Clevenger
LeRoy Bradford
Earl Westfall
Elmer Pulley
George Westfall
Lawrence and
Personal News Notes of Marion Residents
A string of local social updates details visits and gatherings among Marion families and nearby towns. Entries mention Ed Gillespie’s town visit for business, numerous Sunday visits to and from the Bollers, Nyes, Palmers, Creviston, and others, travel for education, and upcoming events including the Farrville Ladies Aid meeting on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrville Ladies Aid
Smiley Farr
Clyde Nelson
Glendora
Isaiah Nelson
Floyd Johnson
Arthur Nye
W. C. Sharon
Marion
John Sharon
Sarah Eliott
Michigan
Silver Lake
Jacob Gard
Lou Brown
Warren
Everett Lee
Hila Gard
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
We express our gratitude to all who kindly assisted us in the recent loss of husband and father, Mrs. Isaiah Nelson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucy Bradford
Bloomfield
Ind
Mrs
Rich
Ard Pilkington
C. O. Nelson
Alva Ducknall
Retta Vincent
O. G. Willey
Johnson Boxell
Paul Hill
Raymond Ruble
Charles F. Chandler
Robinson, Ill
Vera
Amanda Crum
Emory Mercer
Florence
Kansas
Gladys Winn
Claude Dillon
Rook Club
Donald MacKenzie
Toney
Clayton Bradford
Frank Culbertson
H. A. Davis
L. C. Doyle
C. J. Dillon
Trace Draper
W. K. Fraizer
Earl Foland
L. M. Hydorn
Cean Paxton
T. C. Pike
Frank Cristie
Curtis Strange
Frank Willey
Cecil Palmer
Edna Moler
Dorothy
Kenneth Camblin
Richard and
Susan
Marion Conray
Elenor
Austin Ferguson
Mary Elizabeth
F. A. Willey
Coan Paxton
Martha Jane
Ruth Bridge
Ancil Strange
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
August Reudlinger
Fred Clark
Con Bockmier
D. E. Boller
St. John
Deuel
E. E. Lutes
Rev. Lutes
Orhestra
Aid Society
D. E. Keller
Don Bockmier
L. G. Butler
Francis Boxell
Anna Corey
Harry Creviston
Kenneth Cambliin
James Deves
T. B. Vicken
Frank Doyle
Sarah Hall
P. S. Howard
Roy Makemson
Daniel McMillen
Coan Raxton
August Reuchinger
Mary Shimp
Kary Duckwall
Kathryn
Richard Camblin
Sarah Catherine Culbertson
Womans Missionary Society of the Central Church of Christ
Wm. Joliff
Jesus
Aaron Griffith
Dorthy
Martha Burkhart
Wm. Melling
Clyde Shrock
Elizabeth Melling
John LeFavour
Omar Oliver
Lyman Weicht
del Gardner
Robert Bradford
J. L. Camblin
E. E. Burkhart
Martha
Elizabeth
J. J. Howard
Henry Ferguson
Clarence
Delores
Ralph
Jersey
C. H. Black
Ed Gillespie
D. &. Boller
Robert Boller
Thomas Boller
Roscoe Nye
Ella Nye
Guy Palmer
W. O. D. Palmer
Ralph Creviston
LaFayette
S. G. Bean
S. R. Bean
Roanoke
Jesse Bond
Charles Sullivan
Toney Underhill
Berniece Marsh
Harlen Anderson
Robert
Burr Endsley
Anna Newman
Warre
Earl Bratton
Mary Drake
Indianapolis
Madam Blakers School
Burkett
Dean Paxton
Kenneth Doyle
Mary Makemson
Berniece
Kary Grooms
Decatur
Sunda
John Bumgartner
Helen
Frank Cox
Alantic City
Eva Cox
Harry Easton
Anna Marie
Floyd Wright
Bluff
Ton
Ida Frazee
Abbie Doyle
Harriett Makemson
Fred Haupthof
C. R. Witmer
Cecil Shock
Hattie Saxon
F. J. Culbertson
James
Sarah Catherine
Muncie
H. A. Daves
C. F. Davis
Rossville
J. C. Derbyshire
Dr. Derbyshire
Derbyshire
Florida
Glen Melling
Summittville
W. A. Worrell
Sandy Lake
Worren
Frank Anderson
Blanch Marsh
Ray Kline
Huntington
Tony Underhill
New York
W. A. Paxton & Co
Milton Camblin
van Buren, Indiana
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