Marriages: Holly-Cohron - Submitted for the USGenWeb by Richard P. Sevier November 11, 2013

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Holly-Cohron Wedding - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Madison Journal June 13, 1925

COHRON-HOLLY

On last Sunday afternoon at 4:30 Miss Jettie Cohron and Mr. J. W. Holly were married at the Baptist 
parsonage by the Rev. Chas. N. Kimberlin, pastor of the Tallulah Baptist Church.

Miss Cohron has been in Tallulah for some time in the employ of the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph 
Company, and, since her advent here, has made many friend. She came to Tallulah from her home in 
Monroe, La.

Mr. Holly, who is from Alabama, has been stationed at Tallulah for some time by the aviation department 
of the United States Army in which he is enlisted. He has been here as mechanic in charge of the planes 
used by the Delta Laboratory for their poisoning tests on cotton.

Mr. and Mrs. Holly left Sunday afternoon for Monroe, to spend a few days at the home of the bride, and 
after a week will return to Tallulah.

The many friends of both of these young people her wish them a long and happy voyage o'er the sea 
of matrimony.