I am transcribing wedding and death announcements from our local newspaper archives (Scotia, Nebraska):

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXIII, Thursday, June 2, 1927, pg. 1, column 5
PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE JOINED IN WEDLOCK ON WEDNESDAY NOON
Byron Krebs and Helen Beach are contracting Parties at quiet Marriage at Summitt – To live in Raymond - After Short Honeymoon these Young folks will be at home to their many friends here.
The marriage of Byron J. Krebs and Miss Helen Beach occurred on Wednesday noon at Summitt, S. D., the ceremony being performed by J. W. Proper at his home there and Mrs. Proper prepared the wedding dinner for the party.
The bride was dressed in navy blue silk crepe with accessories of harmonizing atmosphere color. The groom wore the conventional dark blue suit. Helen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beach and has spent most of her life here, and is one of our most charming young ladies. She graduated from the Clark High School and since that time has been employed in the W. S. Thompson market.
Byron, as he is familiarly known has lived here for the past three and a half years, coming from Nebraska, to assume a position in Thompson's market. He is a graduate of the school of agriculture of the University of Nebraska, served his country during the World War, and is a foremost worker in the Baker Post of the American Legion.
This worthy couple is very popular here and have a host of friends who wish them abundance of happiness and prosperity in their wedded life.
They will spend their honeymoon at Big Stone lake and then auto to Scotia, Nebraska, to visit the mother of Mr. Krebs and other relatives.
They will be at home to their friends after June 15th in the Emerson residence- The Raymond (S.D.) Gazette.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net