Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 212, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 September 1913 — HIS LOVE 18 EVERGREEN. [ARTICLE]

HIS LOVE 18 EVERGREEN.

Hooeier Ha- Married Four Myrtles and Would Have No Other. Evansville, Ind.—Myrtle as a name for sweethearts and wives has become a fad with Charles Boys. During his twenty-seven years he has cultivated it carefully. He has had four wives and they were all Myrtles. “I am just foolish about that name Myrtle,” said he. “I would marry no woman unless that was her name. Mary, Rose, Margaret, Helen, Pansy .and the like are all right, but they are not in it with Myrtle with me.” He landed one at Winslow, Canada, and married her. Two Indiana Myrtles have departed by the divorce route. He accumulated his present Myrtle when he married Myrtle Hoover of this city a few hours after he was divorced from Myrtle Hoy Boys.