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Miss Gerry Harris of Oakland was married to Ralph Meyer at Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church, Oakland, August 11. The honeymoon was spent in yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, and the Canadian Rockies. Mr. Meyer is a salesman for Strable Hardwood Co., Oakland. He covers Sacramento and Stockton.