Birthdate on World War I Registration: 8 June 1889
Birthdate on World War II Registration: 9 June 1889
1910 United States Census: with Aloysius and Theresia in South Dakota
1920 United States Census: at 1323 Moore Street, Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, Ward 3; Married; with May, Constance, and mother Theresia; Laborer in Lumber Mill
1930 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May and "Constant"; occupation: Merchant/Grocery store owner
1940 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May; occupation: Retail Grocery proprietor (Recorded as William A. Meris and May Meris)
Observe 40th Anniversary:
Many friends greeted Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyer Thursday afternoon and evening on their 40th wedding anniversary. Assisting them in receiving at their home were their daughter, Mrs. Chris Jensen and their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith who are visiting here from Columbus, Ohio. The couple also has a grandson, ronnie Jensen. The anniversary cake which was served with coffee was decorated in Ruby rosebuds in recognition of the ruby anniversary. With her black dress and red carnation corsage, Mrs. Meyer wore a long necklace of seed pearls and onyx, a gift to her from Mr. Meyer on her wedding day. An arrangement of talisman and red rosebuds centered the table. Many gifts and cards were received by the couple, including a telegram from their son-in-law who is in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have been residents of Bellingham for many years. They were married here in June 1915.
Birthdate on World War II Registration: 9 June 1889
1910 United States Census: with Aloysius and Theresia in South Dakota
1920 United States Census: at 1323 Moore Street, Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, Ward 3; Married; with May, Constance, and mother Theresia; Laborer in Lumber Mill
1930 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May and "Constant"; occupation: Merchant/Grocery store owner
1940 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May; occupation: Retail Grocery proprietor (Recorded as William A. Meris and May Meris)
Observe 40th Anniversary:
Many friends greeted Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyer Thursday afternoon and evening on their 40th wedding anniversary. Assisting them in receiving at their home were their daughter, Mrs. Chris Jensen and their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith who are visiting here from Columbus, Ohio. The couple also has a grandson, ronnie Jensen. The anniversary cake which was served with coffee was decorated in Ruby rosebuds in recognition of the ruby anniversary. With her black dress and red carnation corsage, Mrs. Meyer wore a long necklace of seed pearls and onyx, a gift to her from Mr. Meyer on her wedding day. An arrangement of talisman and red rosebuds centered the table. Many gifts and cards were received by the couple, including a telegram from their son-in-law who is in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have been residents of Bellingham for many years. They were married here in June 1915.
Birthdate on World War I Registration: 8 June 1889
Birthdate on World War II Registration: 9 June 1889
1910 United States Census: with Aloysius and Theresia in South Dakota
1920 United States Census: at 1323 Moore Street, Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, Ward 3; Married; with May, Constance, and mother Theresia; Laborer in Lumber Mill
1930 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May and "Constant"; occupation: Merchant/Grocery store owner
1940 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May; occupation: Retail Grocery proprietor (Recorded as William A. Meris and May Meris)
Observe 40th Anniversary:
Many friends greeted Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyer Thursday afternoon and evening on their 40th wedding anniversary. Assisting them in receiving at their home were their daughter, Mrs. Chris Jensen and their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith who are visiting here from Columbus, Ohio. The couple also has a grandson, ronnie Jensen. The anniversary cake which was served with coffee was decorated in Ruby rosebuds in recognition of the ruby anniversary. With her black dress and red carnation corsage, Mrs. Meyer wore a long necklace of seed pearls and onyx, a gift to her from Mr. Meyer on her wedding day. An arrangement of talisman and red rosebuds centered the table. Many gifts and cards were received by the couple, including a telegram from their son-in-law who is in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have been residents of Bellingham for many years. They were married here in June 1915.
Birthdate on World War II Registration: 9 June 1889
1910 United States Census: with Aloysius and Theresia in South Dakota
1920 United States Census: at 1323 Moore Street, Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, Ward 3; Married; with May, Constance, and mother Theresia; Laborer in Lumber Mill
1930 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May and "Constant"; occupation: Merchant/Grocery store owner
1940 United States Census: at Custer, Whatcom County, Washington with May; occupation: Retail Grocery proprietor (Recorded as William A. Meris and May Meris)
Observe 40th Anniversary:
Many friends greeted Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Meyer Thursday afternoon and evening on their 40th wedding anniversary. Assisting them in receiving at their home were their daughter, Mrs. Chris Jensen and their granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith who are visiting here from Columbus, Ohio. The couple also has a grandson, ronnie Jensen. The anniversary cake which was served with coffee was decorated in Ruby rosebuds in recognition of the ruby anniversary. With her black dress and red carnation corsage, Mrs. Meyer wore a long necklace of seed pearls and onyx, a gift to her from Mr. Meyer on her wedding day. An arrangement of talisman and red rosebuds centered the table. Many gifts and cards were received by the couple, including a telegram from their son-in-law who is in Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer have been residents of Bellingham for many years. They were married here in June 1915.
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