BRIDEGROOM’S AGE
TEN YEARS TAKEN OFF. “There is always a certain amount of ‘kidding’ in courtship,” declared the Recorder, Mr Gerald Dodson, at the Old Bailey, London, when he heard that 78-year-old Louis Smart gave his age at 68 on a marriage certificate. Detective Sergeant Wallace declared he though Smart was “kidding” Rose Hurlock, aged 56, that he was younger. “Smart and Hurlock courted for 18 months,” he declared. ’ e Mr Dodson: He seems to have wooed and won this lady. Sentence for bigamy—which she admitted —was postponed on Hurlock. She went through the form of marriage with Smart at Clapton.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 May 1938, Page 4
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