Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-05

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were married Wednesday at the First
German Reformed church. Their
home will be in New Castle. They
were accompanied to that city Thurs
day by Miss Gertrude Haggerty.
Friends at the Union station decorated
their baggage with placards and rib
bons.
A social was given by the Sunday
School society of the First German
Reformed church Wednesday evening
in the church parlors, which all pres
ent enjoyed. A musical program was
given, Miss Arnold's Mandolin club
assisting.
A strawberry and ice cream festi-
val was given at West Market and
Balch stso Wednesday evening by
class No. Is of the Woodland NJ. Il.
Sunday school. Lemonade was also
served at booth on the grounds by
Misses Grace Fiebcger, Jessie Ander-
son and Mr.. Stephen Elchelberger. A
serenadc by colored banjo players was
n feature of the evening. A fnir sum
was realized, and will be applied to
the building fund.
Mr.. j. w. Sturgeon has gone to Ash
land, where he will. visit for u day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Thorp, of Co
lumbus. are visiting Mrs. Thorps
mother, Mrs. Kryder Oh East Market
st.
Attorney E. r. Voris returned We'd
nesday from business trip to New
York.
Attorney o. L. Holloway was in
Cleveland, Thursday.
DR.. L. e. Sisler returned Wednesday
from New York.
Mr.. w. A. Palmer is in Canal Do.
yer.
Mr.. Walter B. Hardy, president of
Wednesday from a business trip to
Europe.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mrs. Mary Kroeger, 316 Grant
ST., Wednesday evening, when Miss
Anna Kroeger and MIR. John L. Som
mers, of Cleveland, We're united In
marriage by Rev. VIM. H. Lothmann.
A brother and sister of the bride at
tended the couple. Many beautiful
and useful presents were received. A
fine wedding supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Sommers will be at home
to their friends at 31S Grant ST., after
June 8.
Mr.. Jackson Ballard and Miss Mary
| Whitehead We're married Wednesday
evening by Rev. j. w. Moore at his
residence on South Main st. Mr.. and
Mrs Ballard will reside in Cleveland.
a pretty wedding was that
of Mr.. Wilbur Childs and Miss Leah
Munro at the home of the brides faith.
er, 407 Washington ST., at s pm,
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. j. W.
Moore in the presence of large mum
Der of friends. Miss Allie Munro act
ed as bridesmaid and Mr.. Jesse Crowl
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs
will reside at 302 Torrey st.
At the brides home, 3O5 South Ma.
pie ST., at noon Wednesday. Mr. Har
ley II. Loehr and Miss Miss Mabel S
Bowers were married in the presence
of near friends by Rev. w. +. Wy
koff. A fine dinner followed the cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Loehr are well
known young people. Their home will
be on East Center st.
Deputy Postmaster John Chapman
and Warren Snyder were In Cleveland
Wednesday, where they saw the bal
game.
Mrs W, p. Foltz and daughter, Eva
will start this evening for trip up th,
lakes. They will spend three or fou
weeks visiting friends in Northern
Michigan before returning home.
Mr.. Tom A. Palmer left yesterda,
for New York OH business trip.
The meeting Of the Zwingl society
of the German Reformed church
which was to have been held Tuesda,
night, was postponed for two week,
owing to the absence of the Missc,
Brodt, Endres, and Schmledel, who It
tended Il granite shower at Steckhal
nan residence on Vine St, in honor o
Miss Amelia Brecht. who was married
Wednesday to Mr. Ed Haggerty. Mr.
and Mrs. Haggerty will reside in New
York.
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