Pendleton County News

Contributed By: Wendy Plunkett  

News Article - 1938

Wed 56 Years

   Isaac Newton and Mary Elizabeth Jacobs, who were married March 31, 1882, at Falmouth., will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday at their home, R.R. 3, DeCoursey.

   Several of their eight children living will attend a family dinner for the 81-year-old retired L. & N. R.R. Shopman and his 71-year-old wife.

   The children are Isaac Jacobs Jr., Springfield, O.; Mrs. May Jackson, Cincinnati; Mrs. Laura Bachelor, Petersburg, Ky.; Vernon Jacobs, Springfield; Mrs. Anna Clark, Amelia, O.; Mrs. Dorothy Robinson,  Albert and Walter Jacobs, Covington.

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

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