Lake County Marriages

O. T. BOARDMAN-Vina HENDRICKS

Submitted by Anita Crabtree

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The Clear Lake Press, September 02, 1911 

In San Francisco, Cal, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. 
Hendricks, 726 Dubose ave., on August 26, 1911, by Rev. H. W. Chapman, Miss Vina 
HENDRICKS, of that city, and mr. O. T. BOARDMAN, of Maunawi, Hawaii. 
To many of Miss Hendrick's friends the news of her marriage will come as a 
surprise, though many of her most intimate friends have known for some time of 
the approaching nuptials, but we know all will join in sincere good wishes to 
bothe the bride and groom. Miss Vina was a teacher in our grammar school for 16 
or 17 years and was dearly loved by every pupil who passed through her room. She 
also taught a class in Sunday school for years, and endeared herself to the 
young people. Mr. Boardman was also a teacher here in 1901-2, and is well-known 
and highly respected. He went to the Hawaiian Islands some years ago, where he 
has since resided. He arrived in San Francisco last Tuesday on the steamship 
Honolula, and following the marriage ceremony, the happy couple took passage on 
the same steamer for their future home.