Married: 18 July 1918 - Church of St Columbia, Charters Towers, QLD
Marriage Notice - Maryborough Chronicle dated Wednesday, September 25, 1918:
NAHRUNG - TURLEY
On the 18th July last, at the Church of St Columbia, Charters' Towers, a quiet wedding took place, the celebrant being the the Rev E. O'Keefe, P.P. The contracting parties were Mr H. J. Nahrung, second son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Nahrung, "Kingston", Fort Street, Maryborough, and Miss Kathleen Turley, late of Dublin, Ireland.
The happy couple subsequently left for their new home in Richmond, where Mr Nahrung has for some years been engaged on the staff of the local Post Office
Marriage Notice - Maryborough Chronicle dated Wednesday, September 25, 1918:
NAHRUNG - TURLEY
On the 18th July last, at the Church of St Columbia, Charters' Towers, a quiet wedding took place, the celebrant being the the Rev E. O'Keefe, P.P. The contracting parties were Mr H. J. Nahrung, second son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Nahrung, "Kingston", Fort Street, Maryborough, and Miss Kathleen Turley, late of Dublin, Ireland.
The happy couple subsequently left for their new home in Richmond, where Mr Nahrung has for some years been engaged on the staff of the local Post Office
Married: 18 July 1918 - Church of St Columbia, Charters Towers, QLD
Marriage Notice - Maryborough Chronicle dated Wednesday, September 25, 1918:
NAHRUNG - TURLEY
On the 18th July last, at the Church of St Columbia, Charters' Towers, a quiet wedding took place, the celebrant being the the Rev E. O'Keefe, P.P. The contracting parties were Mr H. J. Nahrung, second son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Nahrung, "Kingston", Fort Street, Maryborough, and Miss Kathleen Turley, late of Dublin, Ireland.
The happy couple subsequently left for their new home in Richmond, where Mr Nahrung has for some years been engaged on the staff of the local Post Office
Marriage Notice - Maryborough Chronicle dated Wednesday, September 25, 1918:
NAHRUNG - TURLEY
On the 18th July last, at the Church of St Columbia, Charters' Towers, a quiet wedding took place, the celebrant being the the Rev E. O'Keefe, P.P. The contracting parties were Mr H. J. Nahrung, second son of Mr and Mrs H. M. Nahrung, "Kingston", Fort Street, Maryborough, and Miss Kathleen Turley, late of Dublin, Ireland.
The happy couple subsequently left for their new home in Richmond, where Mr Nahrung has for some years been engaged on the staff of the local Post Office
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