----Source: CLARK COUNTY REPUBLICAN & PRESS (Neillsville, Wis.) 04/17/1913

Schroder, Clara L. (Marriage - 15 Apr 1913)

Edward F. Short and Clara L. Schroeder were married Tuesday April 15, 1913 at the home of the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. James Carter in the town of Washburn, Clark County, Rev. Prescott officiating. The groom was born and brought up in the town of Washburn, being the son of John Short, one of the early settlers of that town. He is a young man of energy, intelligence, and public spirit. He is the owner of a good farm in Shortville, which he is improving and fitting up for a fine home. The bride is a woman of rare good sense and high womanly qualities, well fitted in every way to be a homemaker and a helpful member of the community.

The writer has more than a neighborly interest in this couple. For about nine years the groom was a member of our family, and nearly all the features about our farm and home bear evidence of his faithful and efficient work. He is honest and upright, a man to be depended on every day in the year, one who stands for the best ideals and does the square thing. He is a thoroughly good farmer and progressive citizen. It would be well for every community in our state to have people of the class of Mr. and Mrs. Short, settle and make their home here. They began housekeeping at once at the groom’s farm home, which was all ready for occupancy.

We wish them health and happiness.

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BioM: Schroeder, Mrs. Clara (1913) 
 

Contact: Ann Stevens
 

Surnames: Prescott, Short, Schroeder, Carter 
 

----Source:  Neillsville Times (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.)  Apr 17, 1913 
 

Schroeder, Mrs. Clara (8? Apr 1913) 
 

Last Tuesday Rev. Prescott united in marriage Edward Short and Mrs. Clara Schroeder at the home of the bride’s parents in the town of Washburn.  Mr. and Mrs. Short are well known and highly popular young people of the Shortville neighborhood.  The groom is a young man of more than ordinary ability.  He is an industrious and capable gentleman and in all his undertakings he combines hard work and study which cannot but bring success.   His bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and is a young woman of pleasing personality and winsome disposition and will make a most efficient housewife.  Mr. and Mrs. Short will take up their housekeeping at once on the groom’s farm in Washburn in the home he has already prepared.