Ferndale, Humboldt County California Chruch Marriage records 1893-1931  filename church_marriages.txt

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                               May 31, 1996

                  Data extracted with permission of Denis P Edeline, by 
                  Patricia Jepsen, from Ferndale Notes ~ Ferndale, 
                  Humboldt County, California. From the Ferndale 
                  Enterprise and the Book of Deeds at the Humboldt 
                  County Court House.
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                        FERNDALE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY,CALIFORNIA
                               ADVENTIST CHURCH
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A very quite but beautiful wedding was contracted at the Adventist church, Ferndale, Wednesday 
at high noon, when Miss Ethyl Richardson became the bride of Prof. Lindley Taylor, of Fairland, 
Indiana.  In the absence of a minister of the Adventist faith, the ceremony was performed by 
Rev. A.B. Roberts of the Congregational Church.  The church was very prettily decorated for the 
occasion, and the design was most unique.  In each aisle three beautiful arches of green were 
erected and the entire church hung with Canadian maple leaf and ivy with syringoes entwined.  
The effect was most pleasing, particularly as the church had been darkened and the lights 
gleamed through the decorations... following the ceremony a luncheon was served at the home of 
the bride's parents on Fifth Street...daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Richardson of Ferndale.
make their home in Fairland.(July 24, 1908)