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1 CONC In the May 31, 1939 edition of the Georgetown Herald the following engagem
1 CONC ent announcement was published.  The engagement is announced of Jean Chris
1 CONC tna, youngest daughter of Mr. Edward Nodwell and the late Mrs. Nodwe
1 CONC ll of Hillsburgh, to Mr. William Douglans Young, only son of Mr. & Mr
1 CONC s. W. J. Young, Erin.  The marriage to take place, Saturday, June 3.
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1 CONT The wedding announcement was in the June 14 1939, it reads as follows:  Yo
1 CONC ung - Nodwell Wedding on Sagurday June 3rd at 2 o'clock.  Jean Christina N
1 CONC odwell, youngest daughter of Mr. Edward Nodwell and the late Mrs. Nodwe
1 CONC ll of Hillsburgh became the bride of William Douglas Young, only son of M
1 CONC r. & Mrs. W. J. Young, 9th line, Erin Township.  The bride, given in marri
1 CONC age by her father, entered the living room to the strains of Lonengrin, pl
1 CONC ayed by the groom's sister, Miss Jean Young.  The bride wore white net tri
1 CONC mmed with blue and carried a bouquet of white roses and blue bachelor butt
1 CONC ons.  Her attendents were her little niece, Miss Francis Grey, gown
1 CONC ed in a blue net frock and carrying a basket of pink sweet peas and lily-o
1 CONC f-the-valley, and Miss Ruth Bacon as bridemaid, gowned in pint and net wi
1 CONC th a bouquet of pink snap dragons.  The groom was attended by his cousin M
1 CONC r. Jack Sinclair.  Rev. W. G. Charlton of HIllsburgh officiated.  After t
1 CONC he ceremony, the wedding party sat down to a wedding breakfast.  The hap
1 CONC py couple then left on a motor trip to Rochester N. Y., the bride travelli
1 CONC ng in coral knitted suit with navy accessories.  On their return, they wi
1 CONC ll reside on the grooms farm.   Lot 25, 9th line, Erin.