Miss Beatrice Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Dean, of Masonville [Delaware Co., NY], was united in marriage to Lloyd Donald Tuckey, son of Amos Tuckey, of this village, last Monday afternoon, December 9, 1940, at the home of the bride's parents. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Harold Hammer, pastor of the Masonville Church. The couple were attended by the bride's mother and the bridegroom's father. Mrs. Tuckey attended Bainbridge High School. Mr. Tuckey, is a graduate of Bainbridge High School and is associated with his father in the trucking business. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Tuckey will be at home on South Main street [Bainbridge, Chenango Co., NY].
George Lewis Carr, of Lakewood, Pa., and Katherine Mayme Zacharias, of Greentown, Pa., were united in marriage by the Rev. Oliver K. Barker at the Baptist parsonage on Saturday, January 4 [at Deposit]. The bridal couple were attended by the brother of the groom, Frank L. Carr, as best man, and the sister of the bride, Ellen R. Zacharias, as bridesmaid. The parents of the bride and groom were also present. [LMD notation: 1941]
Mrs. Sarah Oralls of Deposit [Delaware Co., NY] and Arthur Monroe of the same place were married Dec. 24 at Plant City, Florida, by Rev. A.R. Larrich of the Presbyterian church in that city. Mrs. Monroe is a nurse, having practiced around and in Deposit for the past 23 years, where she is well known. Mr. Monroe is a retired school teacher. They are at home at 17 Wheeler street, Deposit. [LMD notation: 1940]
On a warm day Jan. 11, 1843, Jerome B. Sands and Jane Shaw were married in the town of Delhi [Delaware Co., NY]. Jan. 11, 1893, was a day of a very different character, but no greater were the changes of which those two days may represent extremes, than are the changes of life represented by that wedding day in 1843, when loving parents and kind brothers and sisters gathered to bless and wish happiness to the young couple about to begin their married life, and the day in 1893, when Mr. and Mrs. Sands sat at the ends of a long table and looked each other in the face, through almost an avenue of children and grandchildren. Few are permitted to recall the experiences of fifty years of married life, its joys and sorrows, its cares and anxieties, and especially to have living reminders of these in two daughters and five sons. Mr. and Mrs. Sands spent the early part of their married life in Meredith, Delaware County, where six children were born to them, In 1858, they came to their present home in Bainbridge [Chenango Co., NY], where they have since lived, and where two children were born But one of the eight children has been called away by death. The commemoration of the fiftieth wedding anniversary was arranged as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Sands, little being suspected by them till the children appeared on the morning of Jan 11. The occasion was a very pleasant one. Only children and grandchildren were present. Tokens of love were presented to the happy pair, and many messages of affection were received from friends and relatives away. May many more anniversary days be given them, and may the good seed sown in early life ripen into the golden fruit of happiness. Those present were Emma Seacord and son, of Unadilla; Jennie Sands, Fredrick J. Sands, wife and child, James C. Sands, wife and child, of Vallonia Springs; William G. Sands, wife and two children, Orin A Sands, and wife, of Windsor. Charles T. Sands and family of Oswego could not be present.
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