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Marriage Notes for Almond Jay Terrall and Wava May COPLEY-271541
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Marriage Notes for George Gerald Gardiner and Lois Zina COPLEY-271543
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Ruth received her education in the public schools of Grundy County and at Cedar Falls Teachers College. she graduated from Reinbeck High School in 1920. she taught school in a school north of Reinbeck, one year in Anamosa and one in Gladbrook, Iowa. A few days after her marriage to Harold J. Wilson they told their many friends good bye and left for the "sunset land" of California. They settled in Los Angeles. There during their brief three months, they were winning new friends and had a prosperous future opening up to them. Death came to her after an illness of only a few hours from heart trouble. Mrs. Wilson was a woman not strong in body but of special grace of form and feature. She was sincere and modest, almost retiring in manner yet sociable and had she been spared hers would have been a home to which her friends would have been delighted to go. Her sudden death cast a pall over the spirits of all who knew her. It seems hard to realize the happy bride who went westward so full of hope but three months ago has gone never to return. Though her day was brief yet long will the memory of her gentleness and goodness be cherished by those who knew and loved her.
There may be a mix up with two Thomas Copely's, same dates and places but different parents and wife.