Thomas County KS Archives Marriages.....LOGAN, Margaret - DEAN, Frank  November 24, 1919
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The Colby Free Press, Thomas County, Thursday, November 27, 1919
Logan-Dean.
A wedding of much interest to the young people of Colby occurred Monday evening,
November 24, at 8:00 o'clock when Miss Margaret LOGAN and Mr. Frank DEAN were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The young couple went unattended to the
parsonage, where the beautiful ring ceremony was used to unite these two young
lives. Reverend Westerman read the marriage service. They left Tuesday morning
for Selden, where they spent the day at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs.
Robert BELL.
Mrs. Dean, sister of Mrs. C.V. PARROT with whom she has made her home since the
death of her mother, has spent her entire life in Colby and vicinity. She is a
graduate of our high school, class of '14, after which she taught in the rural
schools. Two years ago she accepted a clerkship in the postoffice and later was
promoted to the position of assistant postmaster. In October, owing to the ill
health of the postmaster, she took the oath of office for acting postmistress,
which position she will continue to hold after her marraige. Mr. Dean is an
entertaining young farmer of the Gem neighborhood. When his country needed him
he answered the first call. After several months in training he embarked for
overseas duty, March 1918, and in May was sent to the trenches. In July, with
our first fighting force, he went over the top, was wounded and spent two months
in the hospital. After recovering he was again in the fron line trenches and
again being wounded was once more sent to the!
 hospital. He had nearly recovered and was about to go to the front once more
when the armistice was signed. This worthy young couple have taken rooms at the
Koontz residence until such times as Mrs. Dean will be free from her duties as
postmistress when they will be at home on their farm near Gem. Their numerous
friends join in wishing them peace prosperity and happiness thru life's journey.


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