Two Marriages Mark Quiet City Scene
Scots of thin city and a Clay formerly of Venice wed quietly at two thirty. The couple plan to marry in Philadelphia then move to Boston. A social club event followed, with sewing, dinners, and floral decor noted.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
4
Scots of thin city and a Clay formerly of Venice wed quietly at two thirty. The couple plan to marry in Philadelphia then move to Boston. A social club event followed, with sewing, dinners, and floral decor noted.
Reports from a Chamber of Commerce meeting outline campaigns for a February Community Chest drive with a women’s group director. A Get Acquainted meeting is set for December 19 at the chamber hall, plus a children’s entertainments committee.
A Sunday school event with a large group enjoyed a substantial meal after a meeting of the Men’s Club of the United Presbyterian church where fuel shortages led to skipping dinners. Former Ambassador W G Sharp spoke on France and the French people to a receptive audience. The Lynique Club met with Mrs Richards. Mrs Hurlbut performed music. Mrs Cadwallader joined as guest. a lunch followed. The emergency club hosted a chicken dinner with twelve places set and carnations as a centerpiece. The Lapalot Sunday School class hosted a shower for a prospective bride with Mrs Mincks hosting and neighbors in attendance.
The readable text shows a person named William Beal and a Mrs Noth Buelig connected to a move or visit to a home on Wooster street with sprayed annie, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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