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Tag Archives: Marriage
Newspaper Love Notes: February 14, 1918
In the February 14, 1918 issue of the Davenport Democrat, the marriage of locals Sgt. George Marsh Sheets and Louise Baird was celebrated in connection with a controversy over the conditions at Camp Cody in Deming, New Mexico. Named for LeClaire … Continue reading
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Tagged George M. Sheets, love, Marriage, Valentine's Day, World War I
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Feathered Hats and Juliet Caps: the Glaudel – Petrik Wedding
Eugenie M. Claudel married Francis Aloysious Petrik in Sacred Heart Cathedral at 8 o’clock on June 30, 1914. According to their Scott County marriage record, Miss Glaudel was 27 years old, and Mr. Petrik was 29. According to the wedding … Continue reading
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Tagged Eugenie Glaudel Petrik, Fashion, Francis Aloysious Petrik, Marriage, Marriage Announcements, Resources, Scott County Records, Weddings
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St. Valentine’s Day and Marriage — a Shot in the Dark?
Valentine’s Day is a time of romance. We think about flowers, candy, and cards non-stop for weeks in advance (probably thanks to the many commercials and ads we see). The legacy of Valentine’s Day was already well-known in the United … Continue reading
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Tagged Marriage, Valentine's Day, Weddings
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