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Marriages:

Crowell-Frederick. - At the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Frederick, 315 East Ninth Street, Hanford, Rev. I. B. Self officiating, Miss Lillie M Frederick and Charles C Crowell.

The house was tastily decorated with flowers and greenery for the occasion, and the marriage ceremoney [sp] was performed under a wedding bower composed of flowers, evergreens and lace, at 5 o'clock p.m. Mrs. J. G. Burgess played the wedding march. There were quite a number of relatives and friends present to see the knot tied.

After the cremony an excellent wedding supper was served, which was highly enjoyed by all present.

The happy couple took the S. P. flyer last night for San Francisco, where they will spend their honeymoon, returning by way of Stocton and Modestor, where they will visit relatives.

Both are well known in Hanford, where they resided for many years and have a host of friends who believe and express their hearty congratulations on the happy marriage.

Quite a number of nice wedding presents were received as follows:

Mr and Mrs George M Kohler from Fresno, wedding cake; Mr and Mrs A B Crowell, set of China dishes, 100 pieces; Pearl Griggs, aunt of the brid, water set; C B Joslin, on dozen linen napkins; Mr and Mrs J G Burgess, table linen; Leo C Crowell, silver butter dish; Mr and Mrs L M Frederick, father and mother of bride, set of silver table spoons, jardinier, China placques, table linen, napkins and pillows; Mrs MAry Nichols from Duluth, Minnesota, Lake Superior agate glove buttoner; Bulah Crowell, salt and pepper set; Mrs. JC Hennick from Valley Springs, silver salt and pepper shakers; Bertie Frederick, clock; L O Roberts of Modesto, beautiful album; Mrs. A E Icanberry of Modesto, grandmother of bride, silver congratulation cared and set of silver tea spoons, Jessie Frederick, silver sugar shell and bridal blossoms; Leroy M Frederick, silver butter knife; Mr and Mrs F A Littlefield of Stockton, sofa pillow; Johnnie Griggs, indivicual cups and saucers; Letus N Crowell, Charles Dickens' works; Clarence Crowell, China syrup pitchter; Arthur, Effie and Bertha Kanawyer, berry set; Gladys and Roy Frederick, flower vace; Mr and Mrs A M Frederick, silver pickle dish.

Following are the names of those present: Rev I B Self, Mr and Mrs A B Crowell, Mr and Mrs L M Frederick, Arthur Crowell, C B Joslin, Leo C Crowell, Mary Crowell, Bulah Crowell, Clarence Crowell, Lizzie Crowell, Letus N Crowell, Mr and Mrs A M Frederick, Mr and Mrs J G Burgess, Roy Badgero, Jessie Frederick, Leroy Frederick, Bert Frederick, Arthur Kanawyer, Bertha Kanawyer, Effie Kanawyer, Pearl Griggs, Johnnie Griggs, Gladys Frederick and L O Roberts.

The groom is a farmer and owns a nice vineyard and orchard near Grangeville, where he and his bride will reside on their return.

In the article, Charles C Crowell is selling to the highest bidder, property of A B Crowell, his late father.

Charles C Crowell files intention to run for Stanislaus County Supervisor (June 8, 1932).