CHICKASAW COUNTY
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MARRIAGES AND ANNIVERSARIES
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CROSS REFERENCE INDEX
TICKNOR, Sarah A. / ALLRED, Thomas
TIGGES, Ernest / CROSS, Stella
THOMAS, Bertha / HOLMES, Irvine
THOMPSON, Adilla / HARSH, Josiah P.
TRUSTY, Lester / RANSOM, Gertrude


MERVIN H. TOMPKINS / MAUD SOMMERS
Nashua Reporter
1 March 1906

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Surnames: Tompkins, Sommers, Northrup, Green
Contributed by Claudia Groh


E. E. TRACY ANNIVERSARY
Nashua Reporter
30 November 1899

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Surnames: Tracy
Contributed by Claudia Groh


THOMAS F. TRACY WEDDING
Nashua Reporter
14 March 1907

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Surnames: Tracy

Contributed by Claudia Groh


CHARLES W. TRUSTY / HARRIET TROGA
Nashua Reporter
19 August 1942

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Surnames: Trusty, Troga, Troge

Contributed by Claudia Groh


EMMA TRUSTY / ROY PARRISH
Nashua Reporter
23 February 1899

A Brother Editor Weds
The home of Mr. and Mrs E. F. Trusty, of Ionia, was the scene of a pretty but quiet wedding last evening, Feb. 22, when their daughter, Miss Emma Trusty, was married to Mr. Roy Parrish. Shortly after the ceremony the young people left for Chicago and will spend several days in the metropolis and at Galena, Ill., with relatives. The bride is one of the most charming young women it has been our good fortune to meet in many months. She is petite in figure, dainty in manner, sweet in disposition, and withal has that rare, good sense that stamps a womanly young girl. The groom was for several months a member of the REPORTER family, and has always been looked upon as a friend of the entire force, for he won the right to be by his energy, ambition and thorough honesty while with us. Few young men have made such excellent use of their time and opportunties. While many boys have been idling their time away waiting for something to turn up Roy has been busy turning off edition after edition of the Ionia Herald, of which he was editor, or doing some sort of hustling to increase his business. He deserves happiness in his home and we have no doubt about his finding it in the young woman who will help him in making his future successful. The members of the REPORTER family have the best wishes for these young people who deserve so much of life's richest treasures.

Contributed by: Sheryl McClure


MARVELYN ALICE TRUSTY / ROY LOUIS GROVE
Nashua Reporter
31 December 1930
Ionia Young Woman A Bride Brown Church Christmas Day
Miss Marvilyn (Marvelyn elsewhere in paper) Trusty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Trusty of Ionia, and Mr. Roy Grove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Grove from near New Hampton, were wed at the Little Brown Church in the Vale on Christmas Day. Rev. Gable, of Fredericksburg, pastor of the church at Republic, performed the ceremony before a group of relatives and admiring friends. The ceremony was performed at 4:00 o'clock. The bride was attended by her cousins, Miss Ruth Ransom of Ionia and Miss Kathleen Ransom, of New Hampton. The best men were the groom's twin brothers, Lynn and Glen Grove. Master Billy Grove was the ring bearer and little Elaine Trusty was flower girl. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Guy Handley, sister of he groom, and Marion Knight, cousin of the bride, sang "At Dawning" and "When My Dream Comes True". A 5:30 o'clock wedding dinner was served to about eighty five relatives and friends at the dining room of the Congregational church, Ionia, which had been prettily decorated for the occasion. The bride's entire life has been spent in Ionia. She graduated from the Ionia high school with the class of 1930, and is a most capable young lady in every respect. The groom graduated from the New Hampton high school and attended Iowa College at Ames. For the past two years he has been on the faculty list at the public schools at Hartley, Iowa, where the young couple have gone to take up their residence, followed by the best wishes of their many friends.

Contributed by: Sheryl McClure


MARTHA TUCKER / W. E. MANN
Nashua Reporter
1 November 1923

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Surnames: Tucker, Mann, Block

Contributed by Claudia Groh

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