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Neal and Hazel were married in August with the wheat harvested and the corn maturing for its October husking,--a simple wedding in the rented apartment of the Meiers.
Joe and Myrtie with old Amalia drove down to Lincoln in the big car,--Neal in his own roadster. Myrtie had not been any too gracious about taking Grandma, but when Joe said definitely: "Grandma is going if she is able to take the long ride, " Myrtie made no further excuses, but merely went about with a martyred air of having more responsibility on her shoulders than any human could quite bear.