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Blairstown Press; Dec. 12, 1919
Dec. 5, 1919
New York City
Wedding In New York
Arthur D. Heck of the Navy, a Former Blairstown Boy, Wins a New Bride
Relatives of the groom have received announcements of the marriage of Miss Anna M. Neibuhr of New York City and Mr. Arthur D. Heck, formerly of Blairstown, at 5 o'clock on Sunday in the presence of the bride’s immediate family.
The bride who is a stranger here has a splendid position as stenographer in a bank in the Woolworth building.
The groom is the youngest son of Mr. E. D. Heck, and was born here where he spent practically all his life until the outbreak of the late war when he hurried to enlist, being one of the first from here to enter the service. Entering the navy he shipped, on board the U .S. S. Calgoa, as fireman and by earnest effort was rapidly promoted till at present he is Chief Engineer’s mate on the Calgoa.
For the past four months the ship has been laid up in the Brooklyn Navy Yards undergoing repairs.
The Press and many friends unite in sending greetings and good wishes to the happy pair.
{Submitter comment: not related}
The Vinton Eagle; Oct. 4, 1907
Sept. 25, 1907
near Blairstown
The marriage of Miss Louise Hills [sic] and Ralph Heck of Volga, S.D., took place at the home of the brides parents southeast of Blairstown, Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, September 25th. The home was beautifully decorated with autumn flowers and a large number of guests enjoyed the delicious supper which had been prepared. Mr. and Mrs. Heck will make their home in Volga, South Dakota.
{Submitter comment: cousin}
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