Runnels Co., TX. Marriages: Frank Strohm and Zelma Elizabeth Hayley
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FRANK STROM and ZELMA ELIZABETH HAYLEY

Prominent Young People Wed.

Mr. Frank Strohm, of Coleman, but until recently of Bronte, and Miss
Zelma Hayley of Bronte, took advantage of their host of friends and
surprised and disappointed them too, by going quietly to Ballinger
Wednesday evening and were married.

The Enterprise has tried to get the cold facts on these two, as to
how they stole away and married and no one knew anything about it until
the happy event had been consumated, but we have made but little
progress except that they just "went and got married."

It was believed by all their friends that they contemplated marrying.
But when Mr. Strohm very sudden like left Bronte a few weeks ago and 
went to Coleman and took a job he set all their friends to guessing 
again.  But it seems now that it was a deep laid plot in which they 
both figured.

Anyhow, the host of friends of these two fine young people join in
heartiest good wishes for them as they set sail upon the seas of
married life.

The groom, though he did not reside here many months, made friends 
of all whom he met by his splendid manly qualities and his high 
ideals of life.  He is an expert auto mechanic and has a good
position at Coleman.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hayley and was born 
and reared here and is known to all.  And her friends are as many 
as her acquaintances.  She graduated from the High school here and 
then took a course in C. I. A.  Last year she was a teacher in the
Bronte schools and gave universal satisfaction.  She is a young
woman with all the cultured graces of mind and heart essential to
refined Christian young womanhood and is emenently qualified to be
the companion of the one whom she has married.

The Enterprise joins with the host of friends of these two fine young
people in wishing them bon voyage, and we recommend them to the good
graces and esteem of all the people of Coleman and anywhere else
that they may ever cast their lot.

(Found in scrapbook made by Ethel Pearce Hayley.  Note:  Frank Strom
and Zelma Hayley married May 27 - 1925.  Married at 3th St. 
Presbetarian Manse by Rev. {blank})

Note:  The name Strohm was mispelled.  mlb

Submitted by Mary Love Berryman - marylove@tyler.net