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Frances M. <I>Knop</I> Clendenning

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Frances M. Knop Clendenning

Birth
Rib Lake, Taylor County, Wisconsin, USA
Death
25 Nov 2014 (aged 94)
Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin, USA
Burial
Rib Lake, Taylor County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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6/4/1943 Rib Lake Herald
On May 22 at 3:00 in the afternoon, Miss Francis Knop, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Knop of Rib Lake, and Charles P. Clendenning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clendenning, also of Rib Lake, were united in marriage in a simple ceremony at the parsonage of a Lutheran Church in Chicago, the pastor of the church performing the ceremony. The bride was dressed in a becoming street suit with a corsage of orchids. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. O. Knop, the former a brother of the bride. Both of these young people are well known in Rib Lake, both are graduates of the local high school. The bride has been employed for some time by the Western Electric Company, a defense plant in Chicago. The groom enlisted in the Army-Air Force November 8, 1940, and was seriously wounded in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He was later given a medical discharge from the service. He is now employed as a guard at a Chicago defense plant and the young couple are making their home in that city.
6/4/1943 Rib Lake Herald
On May 22 at 3:00 in the afternoon, Miss Francis Knop, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Knop of Rib Lake, and Charles P. Clendenning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Clendenning, also of Rib Lake, were united in marriage in a simple ceremony at the parsonage of a Lutheran Church in Chicago, the pastor of the church performing the ceremony. The bride was dressed in a becoming street suit with a corsage of orchids. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. O. Knop, the former a brother of the bride. Both of these young people are well known in Rib Lake, both are graduates of the local high school. The bride has been employed for some time by the Western Electric Company, a defense plant in Chicago. The groom enlisted in the Army-Air Force November 8, 1940, and was seriously wounded in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He was later given a medical discharge from the service. He is now employed as a guard at a Chicago defense plant and the young couple are making their home in that city.


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