Alta Cora Minto was born May 7, 1888 in Michigan to parents Thomas Minto (1854-1921) & Cora Ellen Fales (1862-1932) Her siblings were Ray, Lewis & Sidney.
In 1908 Alta Minto married Burt Dibble, the son of Carrie (Getman) and Charles Dibble. At the time of her marriage Alta was a school teacher. Alta Cora & Burt had 2 children: Vivian (1912-1993) who married William Ormsby and Arnold (1916-1981) who married Mary Cox.
Alta Cora Dibble died on January 15, 1988 in Texas.
The following is a newspaper article from the Austin Herald (December 1908):
MINTO-DIBBLE WEDDING
A pretty home wedding occurred at the Minto home in Ramsey Wednesday noon when Alta Cora Minto was united in marriage to Bert E. Dibble by Rev. G. W. Lutz. There were about thirty invited guests present. The bride wore a gown of white silk with veil and orange blossoms. The flower girls and little ring bearer were all dressed in white. The ring was carried by little Bernice Young in a white rose and little Millie Blowers and Eva Minto were flower girls. The ceremony took place under an arch of ?smilax?. A fine wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
Guests were present from Redwood Falls, Owatonna and other places. The groom is connected with the North Star Dairy and the bride is a popular teacher of the county. They will reside on Garfield street.
Additional note:
Alta Cora Minto & her brother Sidney Minto married cousins
Matie Blowers (daughter of Nellie Getman Blowers) & Burt Dibble (son of Carrie Getman Dibble)
In 1908 Alta Minto married Burt Dibble, the son of Carrie (Getman) and Charles Dibble. At the time of her marriage Alta was a school teacher. Alta Cora & Burt had 2 children: Vivian (1912-1993) who married William Ormsby and Arnold (1916-1981) who married Mary Cox.
Alta Cora Dibble died on January 15, 1988 in Texas.
The following is a newspaper article from the Austin Herald (December 1908):
MINTO-DIBBLE WEDDING
A pretty home wedding occurred at the Minto home in Ramsey Wednesday noon when Alta Cora Minto was united in marriage to Bert E. Dibble by Rev. G. W. Lutz. There were about thirty invited guests present. The bride wore a gown of white silk with veil and orange blossoms. The flower girls and little ring bearer were all dressed in white. The ring was carried by little Bernice Young in a white rose and little Millie Blowers and Eva Minto were flower girls. The ceremony took place under an arch of ?smilax?. A fine wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
Guests were present from Redwood Falls, Owatonna and other places. The groom is connected with the North Star Dairy and the bride is a popular teacher of the county. They will reside on Garfield street.
Additional note:
Alta Cora Minto & her brother Sidney Minto married cousins
Matie Blowers (daughter of Nellie Getman Blowers) & Burt Dibble (son of Carrie Getman Dibble)
Alta Cora Minto was born May 7, 1888 in Michigan to parents Thomas Minto (1854-1921) & Cora Ellen Fales (1862-1932) Her siblings were Ray, Lewis & Sidney.
In 1908 Alta Minto married Burt Dibble, the son of Carrie (Getman) and Charles Dibble. At the time of her marriage Alta was a school teacher. Alta Cora & Burt had 2 children: Vivian (1912-1993) who married William Ormsby and Arnold (1916-1981) who married Mary Cox.
Alta Cora Dibble died on January 15, 1988 in Texas.
The following is a newspaper article from the Austin Herald (December 1908):
MINTO-DIBBLE WEDDING
A pretty home wedding occurred at the Minto home in Ramsey Wednesday noon when Alta Cora Minto was united in marriage to Bert E. Dibble by Rev. G. W. Lutz. There were about thirty invited guests present. The bride wore a gown of white silk with veil and orange blossoms. The flower girls and little ring bearer were all dressed in white. The ring was carried by little Bernice Young in a white rose and little Millie Blowers and Eva Minto were flower girls. The ceremony took place under an arch of ?smilax?. A fine wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
Guests were present from Redwood Falls, Owatonna and other places. The groom is connected with the North Star Dairy and the bride is a popular teacher of the county. They will reside on Garfield street.
Additional note:
Alta Cora Minto & her brother Sidney Minto married cousins
Matie Blowers (daughter of Nellie Getman Blowers) & Burt Dibble (son of Carrie Getman Dibble)
In 1908 Alta Minto married Burt Dibble, the son of Carrie (Getman) and Charles Dibble. At the time of her marriage Alta was a school teacher. Alta Cora & Burt had 2 children: Vivian (1912-1993) who married William Ormsby and Arnold (1916-1981) who married Mary Cox.
Alta Cora Dibble died on January 15, 1988 in Texas.
The following is a newspaper article from the Austin Herald (December 1908):
MINTO-DIBBLE WEDDING
A pretty home wedding occurred at the Minto home in Ramsey Wednesday noon when Alta Cora Minto was united in marriage to Bert E. Dibble by Rev. G. W. Lutz. There were about thirty invited guests present. The bride wore a gown of white silk with veil and orange blossoms. The flower girls and little ring bearer were all dressed in white. The ring was carried by little Bernice Young in a white rose and little Millie Blowers and Eva Minto were flower girls. The ceremony took place under an arch of ?smilax?. A fine wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
Guests were present from Redwood Falls, Owatonna and other places. The groom is connected with the North Star Dairy and the bride is a popular teacher of the county. They will reside on Garfield street.
Additional note:
Alta Cora Minto & her brother Sidney Minto married cousins
Matie Blowers (daughter of Nellie Getman Blowers) & Burt Dibble (son of Carrie Getman Dibble)
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