Picture 1
This could be Florence Buck, a friend of the bride, but it could just as well be one of the other young women who were in attendance at the wedding.
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Picture 2
There are any number of possibilities for this woman. She could be Margie Tewksbury, Mrs. Atwood or someone else.
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Picture 3
Another candidate for Florence Buck, or one of the other friends of the bride.
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Hortense Crutchfield Rankin
The bride's aunt
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Picture 5
This is most likely Harry Wolters, the bride's brother-in-law.
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Nina (Tewksbury) Wolters
The bride's sister
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The bride
This is Edith Frances Tewksbury Thatcher.
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The groom
This is Charles "Paul" Thatcher
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Marie Tewksbury
The bride's sister
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Frances Elizabeth Rankin Tewksbury
The bride's aunt and step-mother. (It's a long story!)
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Samuel Bruce Rankin
The bride's uncle
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Ina Thatcher
Half-sister of the groom
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James Sterling Tewksbury
Father of the bride
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Picture 14
This is likely Clyde Wolters, son of Harry and Nina Wolters. He and his sister were the only children specifically mentioned as guests.
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Picture 15
I'm pretty sure this is Mark Tewksbury, uncle of the bride.
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Picture 16
If the little boy in Picture 14 is Clyde Wolters, then the little girl in this picture is probably Areta Wolters. She was likely mortified when she saw this picture as an adult.
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Picture 17
I think that this is most likely Harriet Rankin. She would be the only woman of that age who was a relative of little Areta Wolters and has not yet been identified. But it could be that another of the young women volunteered to look after the precocious child.
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Rex Randall
The groom's closest friend. It's not certain whether the wedding couple had attendants, but if they did, Rex was probably the best man. He had been engaged to Norma Gordon who was killed along with Paul's mother and sisters in a horrible car/train accident just two months prior to the wedding.
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