Weddings at Canon City Bring Two Notable Ceremonies
Weddings Miss Donnie Castleberry and Oscar M Green were married at the bride’s parents home on Adams avenue Four Mile with Rev J TThomas officiating. A lavish reception followed and gifts poured in as the couple begin their life together, later traveling to California. Another notable ceremony saw Miss Edna Lamb and Mr Claude Benton wed at the Lamb residence 1005 North Eighth street with Dr B E Hart officiating. The event featured pink and white decor and a floral bell, with congratulations and gifts from distant states as the couple plan a North Eighth street cottage home. Deafness cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a constitutional remedy.
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Donnie Castleberry
Oscar M. Green
Adams Avenue
Four Mile
J. T. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
George Castleberry
Legion
Canon City High School
Palace
East Main Street
Edna Lamb
G. C. Lamb
Claude M. Benton
North Eighth Street
B. E. Hart
First Baptist Church
Ethel Huxley
Clarence Hawley
Lincoln Park
Hart
Miss Huxley
Mrs. Benton
Newlywed Couple's Alabama? Noted Wedding Tour
Mr and Mrs T M Harding J r married in Canton Ohio on the 2nd inst arrived here this week and reside at 607 Greenwood Avenue while home on Allison Avenue A wedding tour included Cleveland Lake Erie boat trip to Detroit Windsor Ontario Chicago Denver and Canton City Mrs H S Lahm the grooms grandmn verbally hosts a house cleaning and hygiene product promotion listing ready mixed pantry items and colors available for homes.
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T. M. Harding
Sjr
Canton
Ohio
Greenwood Avenue
Allison Avenue
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Detroit
Windsor
Ontario
Chicago
Denver
Cacon City
H.S. Lahm
Dinner in Honor of Harding Home Guests
A 7 o'clock dinner hosted at the Harding home honored a company of friends. Nearly twenty guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Peabody Judge and Mrs. M. Baily Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Harding Jr Mrs Raynolds Mrs H Lahm Miss M Belle Minor Miss Cora and Jessie Peabody Miss Ruth Lewis F A Raynolds Jr Lewis Raynolds and J C Peabody.
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Harding
Jas. H. Peabody
Jessie Peabody
Ruth Lewis
F. A. Raynolds, Jr
Lewis Raynolds
J. C. Peabody
First Anniversary of the Big Snow Storm
A year has passed since the big snow storm hit Canon City orchards with two feet of snow nearly wiping out the apple crop. The Arkansas valley endured a rare October snowfall, while Cripple Creek recalls a four to six foot blanket that paralyzed business. Olid Geronimo urged Indians to study the Bible after a motor ride.
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Canon City
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Olid Geronimo
Big Four and Swastika Clubs Enjoy Chowder
The Big Four and Swastika clubs hosted a venison chowder event at 2429 Main Street East Canon Tuesday night for sixty guests including Mr and Mrs L D Combs and visitors from Indiana. H J Craig supervised the chowder and the meal drew praise as one of the most enjoyable gatherings.
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L. D. Combs
Main Street
Big Four
East Canon
H. J. Craig
Colorado Hunting Season Gala at Combs Home
The Combs home hosted a refined hunting season gathering that outshone prior events, marking a peak in entertainment during the Canon City visit of Mr. and Mrs. Botkin. The affair offered a unique taste of Colorado hospitality.
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Colorado
Prof Turner to Lead Episcopal Church Choir in City
Prof Turner, recently returning from Pueblo, will direct Christ Episcopal Church choir and sing next Sunday. He opens a vocal studio, accepts pupils immediately, and plans to settle permanently, having studied and taught in Italy.
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Turner
Episcopal Church
Pueblo
Christ Episcopal Church
Italy
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Investors and Homeseekers
South Canon
South Side
THE
Canon Investment & Realty CO
S. H. Atwater
California
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Diego
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Mrs
Ted Harding
Collier
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
St. Lenis
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