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1	"Albert C. Acers and Miss Amanda Hetherington, both of this community, were married here Feb. 8th."	Family: F918
2	"Edward Moor and Amey Ashley, Pub. Apl. 11, 1757"	Family: F566
3	"Issued October 24, 1885: Marion Fields, Emmer J. Wheeler: I, S.S. Palfreeman a Justice of the Peace hereby certify that Mr. Marion Fields and Miss Emmer J. Wheeler were United in Marriage by me at M.M. Wheeler's in County of Wayne and State of Illinois, on the 25th day of October A.D. 1885. s/S.S. Palfreeman, Justice of the Peace/	Family: F461
4	"Lt. T.B. Horn married Miss M.J. Graves"	Family: F1691
5	"Mr. John Coslow of Battle and Miss Flora Robinson, of Cardwell, eloped to Mackville last Saturday night (15 Aug 1914) and were united in marriage. Both are members of prominent families." Harrodsburg Herald, Friday, August 21, 1914.	Family: F3862
6	"Russell Hetherington of Manchester was married to Miss Hellie O'Donnell of Gratiot, Wis."	Family: F397
7	"Truxville", Ohio is apparently "Trucksville", which is the former name for the town of Ganges, Ohio.	Family: F4502
8	STATE OF TENNESSEE Sumner County KNOW all men by theƒe preƒents, that we JOEL REESE & JOƒHUA RAMSEY our heirs, &c. &c. are jointly and ƒeverally held and firmly bound, unto his excellency John Seveir eƒquire, Governor of ƒaid State, or his ƒucceƒƒers in office, in the penal ƒum of Twelve hundred and Fifty Dollars, to be void on condition that there be no lawful objection why the said JOEL REESE and SARAH RAMSEY may not be joined together as man and wife, in the holy eƒstate of matrimony. Witneƒs our hands and ƒeals this 14th day of August Anno Domini 1805. Test: D. Shelby /signed/ JOEL REESE Seal /signed/ JOSHUA RAMSEY Seal	Family: F1484
9	*HORN, Eva G. / HORN, George W.; 93269. Div 1. Final Decree 16 May 1929 Book 149 p 529. Default. Decree for Plaintiff. She is innocent and injured party. Former name, Eva G. Starks, restored.*	Family: F4864
10	HORN, Mamie / HORN, George W. 86818. Div 2. Final Decree 14 Sep. 1923 Book 137 p 192, 193. Default. Decree for Plaintiff. She is innocent and injured party. Plaintiff awarded care and custody of their minor child, Gene Edward Horn. Defendant pay plaintiff sum of $30 per month alimony.	Family: F444
11	*WHEELER-SPEAK* A wedding of much interest to the many friends of the bride and groom was solemnized at the home of Rev. O.F. Davis, pastor of the Methodist Church of Malakoff at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday night, October 29, when Miss Hayden Speake and Mr. A.C. Wheeler were united in marriage, Rev. Davis officiating. The bride, who is the pretty and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speak of Turkey Creek was lovely in a flared model of shell pink flag crepe trimmed with ecru and with accessories in harmony. Mrs. Wheeler was a high school student and was prominently identified with the various school activities of her class. She moved to this locality with her parents five years ago from North Athens. Mr. Wheeler is the son of Mrs. Josie Wheeler of San Antonio, a brother fo Harry L. and Melton Wheeler of this city. He is a young man of good moral habits and sterling ability, who has resided here most of his life. Both have a wide circle of friends who extend to them hearty wishes for their happiness and prosperity. They will make Athens their future home.	Family: F6118
12	Cleda Marie Koukal Wedded Last Saturday Nuptial Mass Unites Plattsmouth Girl and Former Louisville Man at St. John's Church Before an altar decorated with the early fall flowers and lighted candles, Miss Cleda Marie Koukal, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Koukal and the late John A. Koukal, was united in marriage to Mr. Warren Francis Wheeler, son of Eugene Wheeler and the late Mrs. Ethel Wheeler, Louisville, Saturday morning at 7:30 at the St. John the Baptish church. In the presence of a number of friends and relatives, Monsignor George Agius performed the ceremony. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. C. Walter Sikora. During the nuptial mass John J. Cloidt sang "Ave Maria", and "On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother". Mrs. Cloidt presided at the organ. The bride was attired in an attractive beige-colored suit with wine accessories. She carried a bridal bouquet of astors and snapdragons. Her attendant, Mrs. Sikora, wore a soldier-blue dress with black accessories to match. Her bouquet matched that of the bride's. The groom and his best man wore the conventional dark suits and wore boutonnieres matching that of their attendants. Following the ceremony the bridal party and a few relatives and close friends enjoyed a delightful breakfast in the dining room of the Plattsmouth Hotel. The table was decorated with floral bouquets and the centerpiece contained a wedding cake. After receiving congratulations and best wishes from relatives and numerous friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler departed by motor for a short wedding trip to the western part of the state. Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brock, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Phebus, Creston, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.Fred Marquardt, Avoka, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Cedarholm, Eugene Wheeler and sons, Jim and Harold, Louisville, Nebraska; and Francis Hetherington, Lincoln, Nebraska. Mrs.Wheeler was born and reared in Plattsmouth and received her education here. She attended the St. John's Parochial school hedre and her high school training was received here, she having graduated in 1935 [sic]. At that time she was a popular member of the younger set. During the past year the bride has been employed in Omaha. Mr. Wheeler, a former resident of Louisville, is numbered among the graduates in the Class of 1935 at the Louisville High school. Mr. Wheeler is employed in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler plan to reside in Plattsmouth for the present.	Family: F19
13	Hazel McAferty - Lyonel Alton Knemeyer - Douglas Marriage Records Record Series: Marriage Records Collection: Douglas Marriage Records County: Douglas key: 63671 document: 1283 bride's name: Hazel McAferty groom's name: Lyonel Alton Knemeyer date of marriage: 7/6/1932 12:00:00 AM image file name: cedglmarcert0010095 county: Douglas recordseries: Marriage Certificate repository: Central Branch Lyonel was 26 and Hazel 21 when they married.	Family: F5402
14	Hetherington-Gantz Wedding A happy New Year wedding was consummated last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Porteous, on Lafayette street, when Rev. H.S. Tuttle, pastor of the Congregational church of this city, pronounced, in his usual impressive manner, the solemn words which united for life, Miss Grace Hetherington, daughter of Landlord and Mrs. A.B. Hetherington, of the Globe Hotel, and Mr. Frank Gantz, of St. Anthony, Iowa.... Mr. and Mrs. Gantz departed on the 11:49 passenger for St. Anthony, Iowa, where they will make their future home, the groom being a druggist at that place.	Family: F1045
15	MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED TO WELL KNOW YOUNG PEOPLE This morning a marriage license was issued by Judge BEESON to Mr. John Koukal and Miss Ruth HETHERINGTON, both of this city. The two popular young people will be married tomorrow morning at 8:30 at the St. John's Catholic church by Rev. Father M.A. SHINE. Both of the contracting parties are well known in the city, where they have spent their lifetime, and are hight respected and esteemed by a large circl of warm friends who will join in wishing them happiness and good luck in their future wedded life. They will be attended by Emil KOUKAL, brother of the groom, as best man and Miss Mary HETHERINGTON, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. The young couple will reside on the farm of the groom a few miles northwest of the city, where a cozy home is awaiting the coming of the bride.	Family: F352
16	Marriage Record for Vaclav Toman and Františka Bartos [recorded in German] Date" 9 Nov 1825 Place: #16 Rosoch [Rozsochy] Groom: Wenzel Toman, "Chalupner" [field hand] in Rosoch, son of the deceased Franz Toman, "Bauer" [farmer] in Groß Janowitz [Velké Janovice], and his wife Mariana née Koliasch from Michow; Catholic, 21, single; Bride: Franziska, daughter of deceased Josef Bartosch, "Chalupner" in Rosoch, and his wife Theresia née Ferda from Rossoch; Catholic, 23.	Family: F1449
17	Marriage Record of Antonin Novotný and Františka Kopecká Date: 25 Nov 1906 Groom: Antonin Novotný, Rosegger. Str. #4, "kovar" [blacksmith], reservist of Infantry Regiment #14, legitimate son of Antonin Novotný, tenant farm laborer from Horni Rožinka, and Katerina née Sláma; both parents are Catholic, father living, mother deceased; Bride: Františka Kopecká, Rosegger. Str. #4, "posluhovacka" [cleaning woman], dauther of Františka Kopecká, day laborer from Letovice, legitimate daughter of Josef Kopecký, day laborer from Letovice, and Františka née Pleska; mother is Catholic and living; born in Letovice, the Boskovice district, on 3 Apr 1885, Catholic, 21, single; The under-aged bride was declared in her majority by the District Court in Boskovice on 22 Oct 1906; Note: the above recorded bride deceased on 29 Oct 1952 at Pekarská Str. #53, Brno. The wedding took place in the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Stare Brno (Old Brno).	Family: F1412
18	Marriage Record of František Koukal and Františka Penas [recorded in Czech] Date: 3 June 1856 Place: #11 Rowný Groom: Frantijssek Koukal, "Familiant" [farmer] in Diwišov, son of Jozef Koukal, "1/2k" [farmer owning 1/2 plot of land] in Rowný, and mother Jozefa née Krejsek from Blaždow; Evangelical, 23, single; Bride: Františka Penas, daughter of Jozef Penas, "kowár" [blacksmith] in Rowný, and mother Eleonora née Hering of Rowný; Evangelical, 27, single; Witnesses: František Kregzek, of #87 Imramow; Josef Kaukal of #7 Rowný [brother of the groom].	Family: F1342
19	Marriage Record of Josef Koukal and Josefa Kreyßek [recorded in Geman] Date: 1 Feb 1829 Place: Blažkow Groom: Josef, son of Johann Kaukal, "Podsedker" [tenant farmer] from Rowný, and his wife Theresie née Schaur from Paßsk; Evangelical, 30, single, residence: #7 Rowný; Bride: Josefa, daughter of Wenzl Kreyßek, "Ausgedüngler" [retiree] from #26 Blažkow, and his wife Anna née Strychin from Swoll; Evangelical, 20, single; Witnesses: Josef Kopetsky, from Straschkau; Josef Slama, "Familiant" [farmer] from Paßek; Married by: Mathias Hikl, priest in Neustadtl [Nove Mesto]; Note: The under-age bridge got her father's permission.	Family: F1330
20	Marriage Record of Josef Koukal to Frantiska Sedlakova Roman Catholic Parish Office in Rozsochy, Vol. 16157, p. 260 [record in German]: Date: 22 Nov 1856 Place: #7/#14 Diwischow [Divisov] Groom: Johann [Josef] Kaukal, Familiant [farmer] in Diwischow, son of Josef [Karl] Kaukal, Familiant in Diwischow, and his wife Johanna née Micza; Catholic, age 19, single; Bride: Franzisak, daughter of Johann Sedlak, Ganzlähner [land owning farmer] in Diwischow, and his wife Mariana née Bartaj; Catholic, age 26, single. Note: For some reason, there was confusion as to the given names of both the groom and his father. Other records give witness to the fact that the former was named Johann, and his father was Karl. In subsequent census records in Nebraska, Josef will give his age as much older than actual, possibly because his wife was older than he. However, Josef was the only male Koukal born in the Rozsochy parish in the period 1834-1839. His given name is correctly recorded in the birth records of his children, and the age and name of his wife are also correctly stated therein.	Family: F2819
21	Marriage Record of Karl Koukal and Johanna Mica Roman Catholic Parish Office in Rozsochy, Vol. 16157, p. 411 [recorded in German]: Date: 3 Mar 1840 Place: #7/#23 Rowny [Rovné] Groom: Karl Kaukal, Dominikalist [farmer] in Diwischow [Divisov], son of Johann Kaukal, Halblähner [land owning farmer] in Rowny, andhis wife, Theresia née Schauer; Evangelical, age 28, single; Bride: Johanna, daughter of Johann Micza, Dominikalist in Rowny, and his wife Theresia née Homolka; Catholic, age 28, single. The marriage record was annotated as follows: "The Calvinist father declared that all of their children, including the son Josef born before marriage, will be raised in the Roman Catholic religion."	Family: F2817
22	Married Wednesday Afternoon Miss Lena Knueppel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Knueppel of the town of Waukechon and Albert Blaese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blaese of the town of Hartland, were united in marriage at the Freiden's Lutheran Church on Wednesday afternoon, November 12th, at two o'clock. Rev. Habermann officiated. The bridesmaid was Miss Anna Knueppel and the groomsman, Richard Blaese. After the ceremony a wedding reception was given at the home of the bride's parents, only immediate relatives and friends being in attendance.	Family: F5665
23	MARRIED SHONSEY-HARRIS--At the Catholic church Wednesday morning Michael Shonsey of Clarks and Miss Hannah Lillian Harris of Columbus were united in the bonds of holy matrimony, Rev. Father Delfosse of Central City performing the ceremony. Only relatives and immediate friends were present, and after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of J.B. Gietzen. The bride is a sister of Mrs. J.B. Gietzen and Mrs. F.A. Roberts, and the groom is a resident of Clarks, near which place he owns a fine ranch. Edward Maloney of Omaha acted as best man and Miss Madge Harris, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.	Family: F1085
24	October 14 1795: Hinrich Frahm and Wiebke Thöm became engaged in Hohn!!! I have checked the books of all the church districts around Hohn. I could not find their marriage, not even in Hohn!!! But it seems, considering that they became engaged before the pastor of Hohn, that they got married there, too, and that the possible reason for the missing of the marriage in the church book is that the pastor simply forgot to write it down. It is therefore most probable that they got married about 1796, because their first child Margaretha Frahm was born on Dec 10 1797.	Family: F6319
25	A contract was created in anticipation of the marriage of Josef and Františka which conveyed certain rights to each party. This contract was subsequently filed in the K.k. Land Register Office in Bystrice nad Pernstejnem as part of a deed which officially confirmed the property rights stemming from the marriage contract. The contract was written as follows: "Marriage contracts have been concluded between Josef Koukal, an underage son of Josef Koukal, represented by a legally appointed curator, Jan Juran, as the bridegroom, party one; and then Františka, an adult daughter of the deceased Josef Slama, both of the from Rovné, as the bride, party two; as follows: "Firstly: This newly married couple promises each other conjugal love and faithfulness, but as for timely provision; "Secondly: The bride brings to her bridegroom her inherited allotment of the farmstead #4 in Rovné, available upon request from her brother, Josef Slama, viz. 240 guldens of silver, say two hundred and forth guldens in silver, two cows, one barren head of cattle, 2 sheep, 6 merices of rye and 6 merices of oats as a marriage portion; "Thirdly: On the other hand, the bridegroom brings the farmstead located at #7 Rovné, having been conveyed by this father which has been recorded in the land registers, value 880 guldens of silver, to his intended wife into joint ownership; "Fourthly: For the farmstead mentioned above will be owned by both the future spouses, all the saved movables to come are to be common and jointly owned; "Fifthly: If one of the other party dies, either in a short or long time, without children descended from this marriage, then the party which will remain alive is to be the heir to the whole inheritance except for the mandatory quarter of the net inheritance, to be paid to the deceased's heirs; "Sixtyly: These contracts will receive their legal effect only when they are officially confirmed; "Seventhly: The cottager's farmstead #7 in Rovné is to be conveyed by means of land registers to the bride, Františka Slamova, as joint ownership of hers and her intended husband. "In confirmation, the following are witnesses, in Rovné on 23 June 1851. /signed/ Josef Koukal, bridegroom Františka Slama, bride Jan Juran, guardian Ignac Michna, witness Josef Juran, witness František Homolka, witness "This contract was notarized in the K.k. District Court of Bystrice on 24 June 1851, and registered in the Land Register Office of Bystrice on 29 July 1851."	Family: F732
26	A contract was created upon the marriage of Josef and Františka which conveyed certain rights to each party. This contract was subsequently filed in the K.k. Land Register Office in Bystrice nad Pernstejnem as part of a deed which officially confirmed the property rights stemming from the marriage contract. This resulting deed also recorded the subsequent passage of ownership of farmstead #7 in Rovné. The farmstead was originally owned by Josef's father, also named Josef (b. 1790). It appears title to the property passed to the son on 16 Nov 1849. It is likely that the father has died and his so inherited the property. Upon the son's marriage, joint ownership of the property passed to his wife, Františka, as conveyed in the marriage contract of 23 June 1851. This change in ownership was recorded on 25 June 1851. On 19 April 1889, upon the death of Josef (b. 1830), his half of the property passed to his son, Antonin by inheritance. This deed was recorded on 25 April 1889. Antonin's mother, Františka, still retained her ownership in the other half. In early 1893, Františka died and her share of the property passed to Antonin, giving him full ownership in farmstead #7. The inheritance deed was conveyed on 23 March 1893, and recorded on 26 Sep 1893. Value of the property was placed at 1250 guldens. Then, on 17 Oct 1893, Antonin sold the property to one František Kalašek for the price of 1775 guldens, and the deed was recorded on 20 Oct 1893.	Family: F732
27	A copy of this marriage bond and license may be found on Ancestry.com.	Family: F926
28	A descendant who is researching the Haines-Fearnley line had the opportunity to transcribe the original marriage license for Walter and Lilly. Lilly met Walter when he was in London with the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) during World War I. Following is the transcription: "A 498410: Certified copy of an entry of marriage pursuant to the Marriage Acts, 1836-1898. Registration District: S. Marylebone; 1918; Marriage solemnized at All Saints' Church, St. John's Wood in the Parish of S. Marylebone in the county of London. No. 67: when married: Nineteenth May 1918. "Walter Hunt Haines, 35, bachelor, army sergeant USA, residence at time of marriage: 15 Ordinance Road; Father's name: John Walter Haines (deceased); profession: Lawyer. "Lily Georgina Fearnly, 26, spinster, [occupation blank], residence at time of marriage: 15 Ordinance Road; Father's name and surname: George Fearnly, Taxi Driver. "Married in All Saint's Church, according to the rites and ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me. "This marriage was solemnized between us: Walter Hunt Haines, Lily Georgina Fearnly [note-these signatures look the same as the hand that filled out the certificate. Lily was illiterate] in the precence (sic) of us: M. McNiff, W. Pateman, W.H. Howby Steer, Vicar. "Witness my hand this 19th day of May, 1918"	Family: F3937
29	A newspaper article of unknown date and unknown paper indicates Bob and Edna Mae were married on Sunday, May 22, year and location not stated. The wedding took place in the home of her parents, presumably in Wichita or possibly Eureka, Kansas. Bob's first wife died in 1937, and May 22 fell on a Sunday the following year; this confirms that Bob and Edna Mae were married in 1938.	Family: F138
30	A newspaper clipping for March 1928 tells of the celebration at the Presbyterian Church of a Golden Wedding Celebration for five Cisco couples. Three of these couples who celebrated their Fiftieth Anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mintun, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kistler, and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gisinger celebrated their fifty-first.	Family: F3779
31	A transcript of a marriage bond from Loudoun Co., Virginia was dated 2 Feb 1841, for "a marriage shortly intended to be held and solemnized between James Smith & Margaret Truax spinster of Shelburne Parish." James Smith and John Means were co-bondsmen. The bond was dated 25 Jan 1783 and another pension document shows the actual marriage date as the 28th. Printed volumes of Loudoun Co. marriages & bonds do not include this record and it is presumed lost. Although some have said the marriage was in 1773, the copy of the marriage bond is clearly written as 1783, and the court affidavit includes the statement, "She was not married to him prior to his Leaving the Service..."	Family: F105
32	According to Andrea Stone's research, Mahoah and Elizabeth were married on 29 Nov 1843.	Family: F1156
33	According to information from Genevieve Edge, "when Edward and Mary Ann were going to get married they got a license at Darlington. Brannans and Troys only lived a mile apart but Troys went to Apple River, Ill. to Mass and church. Old James Troy got mad and said his daughter was to be married in Illinois so they could get another license in Illinois and were married at Apple River, Ill. July 17, 1888 by Father Shanahan. Uncle John says only couple he knew who got 2 licenses to wed."	Family: F1130
34	According to James E. Wheeler, this couple had no children.	Family: F47
35	According to James E. Wheeler, this couple had no children.	Family: F48
36	According to their daughter, Betty, Olive and Gerhard had planned a wedding with many guests to be held probably in early August 1929 when Olive's dad, Will, was diagnosed with cancer and given about six weeks to live. The wedding was postponed and Will did pass away 9 September, 1929, just six weeks later. Olive and Gerhard then skipped the larger wedding due to "mourning time" and were married 16 October 1929 in a smaller ceremony. Aunt Betty, who was a single, career gal owning her own beauty shop, came from California to attend (she and daddy were the closest in age and always communicated through the years). She stopped one night in Arizona and probably another night on the way with Daddy picking her up in St. Louis.	Family: F4347
37	Alexander married Jane Stone, the widow of Richard Stone. Minister: Joel Johns	Family: F1203
38	Alma REESE (shown in 1920 census as daughter of Commodore REESE and his wife Mary) had married Carl SHIELDS sometime between the 1920 census and 1922. Then they were divorced with final decree issued on 14 Sep 1922. Alma was awarded the care and custody of six week old Norma Janice, child of Alma & Carl. Alma was the plaintiff and Carl was the defendant in the divorce and her father, Commodore, was involved as her next friend in obtaining the divorce because she was not of legal age. If the 1920 census is correct, at the time of the divorce she would have been only 14 years old and Carl 18. SHIELDS, Alma Reese, an infant by Commodore Reese, next friend. / SHIELDS, Carl; 81643. Div 1. Final Decree 14 Sep. 1922 Book 138 p 198. Default. Decree for Plaintiff. She is innocent and injured party. Plaintiff awarded care and custody of their minor child, Norma Janice Shields age 6 weeks. Plaintiff allowed $500 alimony.	Family: F4863
39	Amanda filed for a divorce on the grounds of cruel & inhuman treatment. Her divorce was granted on 3 November 1913.	Family: F918
40	Amos and Elizabeth were married at the Deep River Monthly Meeting House.	Family: F4684
41	An undated article in the Louisville (Nebraska) COURIER reported that Ima and Pete were married June 20th in a double wedding ceremony, along with Thomas Waracka and Miriam McGrew, all of Louisville. Following a popular trend of the times, the couples slipped away to Rock Port, Missouri where the ceremony was performed by the Methodist minister at the Methodist parsonage in that city. Ima was only a junior in high school when wed. Pete was working at the Ash Grove Lime and Cement company in Louisville.	Family: F8
42	Andrew W. Blaase, age 22 of Garrett, Illinois and Anna Sievers, age 18 of Mexico, Missouri.	Family: F3677
43	Anna and Mr. Hubl's marriage was part of a double wedding ceremony in which her older sister, Nellie, was wed to Frantisek Nejezchleb.	Family: F5308
44	ANNIVERSARIES Bergschneider - 50th Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bergschneider of New Berlin will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a brunch with family and a wedding party at Mariah's. Bergschneider and the former Darlene Gansbauer were married Oct. 14, 1961, at St. Mary's Church in New Berlin by the Rev. Charles Fanning. Mr. Bergschneider is a lifelong farmer. Mrs. Bergschneider is a homemaker. They are the parents of four sons, Chris (wife, Margaret), Curt and Clark (wife, Dawn) Bergschneider, all of New Berlin; and Craig (wife, Cassie) Bergschneider of Champaign. There are seven grand children.	Family: F6232
45	APPLICATION FOR THE MARRIAGE OF ROGER LEE BLAASE (22 YEARS OLD) OF ARTHUR AND SHARON LEE KEY (19 YEARS OLD) OF ARTHUR. APPLICATION DATED FEBRUARY 5, 1960.	Family: F4970
46	At the time of his marriage, Josef was a reserve private first class in the k.k. infantry regiment #81 in Jihlava. Witnesses to the marriage were František Vaša, a railroad worker in Rozsochy and Anton Jurecka, a farmer in Albrechtice.	Family: F1438
47	At the time of their marriage, Eugene was residing in Malone, WA and AGnes was living in Moclips, WA. He was 26, and she was 18. Eugene was working as a fireman. Agnes was the daughter of William and Corine (Nagel) Stenger. She was born in Washington, as was her father, and her mother was born in Missouri.	Family: F344
48	Carl R.C. Forney of Beaver City and Miss Mary E. Thomas of Arapahoe were married at the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Norton, Kansas, Sunday 1 March. Reverend W.C. Thompson of the Methodist Episcopal church officiating. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phebus of Creston, Iowa, cousin of the groom. Returning to Beaver City, the wedding party was given a reception at the home of Mr. Forney's parent, Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Forney, east of town and a two-course dinner was served at 9 o'clock to immediate members of the family and a few friends. Mr. Forney had grown to manhood in the Beaver City community. He was a graduate of the Beaver City high school and a very popular young man. Mrs. Forney, who was the youngest daughter of E.R. Thomas of Arapahoe and a graduate of the Arapahoe high school with the class of '24 was much esteemed by her friends and acquaintances. The young couple would make their home with his parents for the present.	Family: F419
49	Clause Blaase, age 22 and Matie [sic] Danielson, age 20, both of Tuscola, Illinois.	Family: F3681
50	Clause M. Stamp, age 19 and Carrie Blaase, age 17, both of Garrett, Illinois.	Family: F3571