Individual Details

Mary Belle 'Mollie' WEATHERBEE

(2 Aug 1872 - 14 May 1935)

Events

Birth	2 Aug 1872	Victor, Lincoln Twp., Poweshiek, Iowa, USA
Birth	2 Aug 1872	S.E. Of Victor, Johnson Co., IA
Marriage	30 Mar 1892	C. Breniman home, Brooklyn, Lincoln Twp., Poweshiek, Iowa, USA - Frederick Francis BRENIMAN
Marriage	30 Mar 1892	C. Breniman Home, Lincoln Twp., Poweshiek Co., IA - Frederick Francis BRENIMAN
Alt name	30 Mar 1892	Mary Belle "Mollie" BRENIMAN
Death	14 May 1935	University Hospital, Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa, USA
Death	14 May 1935	University Hospital, Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA
Burial	17 May 1935	Brooklyn Memorial Cemetery, Brooklyn, Poweshiek, Iowa, USA
Alt name		Mary Belle "Mollie" WEATHERBEE
Reference No		1027
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Burial		IOOF Cemetery, Brooklyn, Poweshiek Co., IA

Families

Spouse	Frederick Francis BRENIMAN (1869 - 1947)
Child	Alma Belle BRENIMAN (1893 - 1976)
Child	Ada Elizabeth BRENIMAN (1895 - 1972)
Child	Ruby Sara BRENIMAN (1900 - 1974)

Father	George Washington WEATHERBEE (1844 - )
Mother	Sarah A. CARROLL (1848 - )

Notes

Marriage

BRENNIMAN - WEATHERBE --- Married at the residence of the groom's parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Reuben Brenniman, Wednesday evening March 30, Mr. Frederick Brenniman and Miss Mollie B. Weatherbe, Rev. C. T. Oehler, officiating.
Notwithstanding the terrible condition of the roads about sixty guests assembled to witness the beautiful ceremony which united the hearts of these young people. Quite a number were prevented from attending by the condition of the roads. At eight o'clock the wedding party entered the south parlor to the strains of the beautiful wedding march played by Miss Ella Kraft. Rev. Oehler led and was followed by Mr. Norman Gaumer of Victor, brother (cousin??) of the bride and Miss Eda Brenniman, sister of the groom, who wore cream henrietta trimmed in brocate satin and lace and carried roses, and Mrs. Frederick Brenniman, the groom, and Miss Mollie Weatherbe, the bride, who wore a handsome costume of cream henrietta trimmed in brocate and lace and carried bride's roses. Those acting as ushers were Mrs. C. Crider, dressed in brown diagonal cloth, Miss Lizzie McLain, dressed in cream china silk and Miss Emma Breniman, dressed in pink china silk.
The ceremony was very impressing and after congratulations and well wishes were over, the company repaired to the dining room where they partook of a supper that would have done honor to a king. The presents were handsome and numberous, forming as fine a collection as we have ever seen on such an occasion. The donors showered good judgement in their selections, almost every article being useful as well as ornamental.
The young couple are well and favorably known in this community, both having been born and raised in Lincoln Township. Fred is a young man with a good business education, having graduated at the Iowa Business college, of good character, sober and industrious, a general favorite with all who know him. Miss Mollie was one of Poweshiek's brightest teachers, an accomplished young lady who can preside with equal dignity in parlor or kitchen. She is a graduate of the Victor schools. The young couple will begin life on the farm knows as the Thos. Manatt farm. May life be all that their brightest anticipations have pictured it, is the wish of their many friends.
***Followed a very long list if gifts and who gave them***

Notice in the paper...At the home of the groom's father in Lincoln Twp. Poweshiek Co, Iowa on 30 March 1892 occurred the marriage of Frederick F. Breniman and Mary Belle Weatherbee, by Rev. C.F. Oehler, Moravian Minister at Harmony Church.

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Mary Belle 'Mollie' WEATHERBEE

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