VITALS: MARRIAGES 3 JULY 1925, First Methodist Episcopal church, MEDFORD, JACKSON CO., OREGON

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, 3 July 1925, p. 2

Wedding Bells

Yesterday was a busy day for Rev. J. Willard DeYoe of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. He performed the wedding ceremony for
three couples in the afternoon, two being married at the
beautiful parsonage home at 27 North Orange street.

At 5 o'clock he united in marriage Mr. Bryan Newton of Cottage
Grove, Oregon, and Miss Myrtle Irene Robbins of this city at the
parsonage in the presence of only a few friends. They immediately
left for their new home and a short wedding trip. They will
reside in Cottage Grove.

At 8 o'clock he united in marriage, at the parsonage, Mr. Edwin
A. Furister of Curry county and Miss Elisabeth Baumgardner of
Grant's Pass. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Schwaiger of Grant's Pass. After a few days' honeymoon they
expected to return to the groom's ranch in Curry county.

At 8:45 he performed the ceremony which made Mr. John Wolfe and
Miss Hazel Doren husband and wife. They were married at the
bride's home on South Columbus street. Both these parties are
residents of Medford and will make their home here. Quite a
number of relatives and friends were present to witness this
marriage. Delightful refreshments were served after the ceremony.
In all three services the Episcopal ring ceremony was used.