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Story April 4, 1920

White Pine News Weekly Mining Review

East Ely, Ely, White Pine County, Nevada

What is this article about?

Blind poet Louis Gardner of Chicago marries blind Genevieve Jamieson of Pershing, Ind., after she responds to his poem in a magazine for the blind, sparking correspondence that leads to their wedding in Chicago.

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BLIND MAN WINS
His Love Poem Gets a Bride for Him.

Louis Gardner of Chicago and Miss Genevieve Jamieson of Pershing, Ind., were married the other afternoon.

Both the bride and bridegroom are blind.

Both were subscribers to a magazine published for the blind and Mr. Gardner was a frequent contributor of verse to the publication. One of his poems, "What Is Love," appeared some time ago and brought him many congratulatory letters from his blind readers.

Among those who wrote to Mr. Gardner was Miss Jamieson.

Correspondence that resulted brought about the wedding.

The Rev. Shelby Lee, pastor of the First Baptist church, in this city, read the service.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardner will live in Chicago.

What sub-type of article is it?

Romance Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Love Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Blind Marriage Love Poem Magazine Correspondence Wedding

What entities or persons were involved?

Louis Gardner Genevieve Jamieson Shelby Lee

Where did it happen?

Chicago

Story Details

Key Persons

Louis Gardner Genevieve Jamieson Shelby Lee

Location

Chicago

Event Date

The Other Afternoon

Story Details

Blind Louis Gardner of Chicago marries blind Genevieve Jamieson of Pershing, Ind., after she writes to him in response to his love poem published in a magazine for the blind, leading to correspondence and their wedding performed by Rev. Shelby Lee.

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