- From the "Ontario"
correspondent-to the Crestline Advocate - May 31, 1894
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the home of James Marshall
Thursday, May 24, 1894, at eight o'clock. The officiating minister
was Rev. Place of Shelby, and the high contracting parties were
I.C. Will, of Shelby and Miss Nora Marshall, only daugther of
Mr. & Mrs. James Marshall.
- The bride wore a rich suit
of cream lansdown and lace and the groom the conventional suit.
Only ten relatives and friends partook of the festivities and
the happy company did not disperse until a late hour. The refreshments
were abundant and varied and of the choicest kinds. The newly
married couple drove to their own new and modern home in Shelby,
which Mr. Will had just completed, and at once began the realities
of " Home, Sweet Home". Mr. Will is an estimable
young business man of Shelby, and junior proprietor of the firm,
"Armstrong and Will. Miss Marshall is widely known and has
hosts of friends here and in Mansfield and Shelby, where her
school days passed, and later employed as a teacher, who wish
her bon voyage, on lifes journey.
Mrs. Pollock and son of Indianapolis, aunt and cousin of the
bride, the groom's father and brother of Shelby, Miss Richart,
of Mansfield and E.C. Becker of Shelby were the guests from abroad.
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- Submitted by Mr. Kim Butler
Histed.
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