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Lake Co Articles 1925
BAUGHMAN-MACY
Announcements have been recieved here of
the marriage of Miss Henrietta Baughman and Paul E. Macy. The
wedding took place at Waukegan, Ill. Nov.7, 1925 and the young
couple kept it a secret from their friends until a few days ago. The
bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. H. L. Baughman and is a most
highly esteemed young lady the groom is an instructor at the Great
Lakes Navel Training Station, where he will remain for sometime yet.
Those who know him speak of him in the highest terms of praise. At
the present the young couple are making their home in Waukegan, Ill.
We join the many friends of the bride here at her home in extending
congratulations and best wishes.
ADDED INFO FROM:
From: philr@leland.Stanford.EDU (Philip
Ritter)
Thanks for notice of the obituary. It
was helpful (Elmer Hayden would have been my father's third cousin).
I had to study the obituary carefully before realizing it must have
been in 1925 (based on the age of the deceased). It might be helpful
to add this to the obituary since other interested people may not
have Mrs. Elmer Hayden's birth date. My records show that according
to the 1900 census, Mrs. Hayden was born May1859. She was the former
Nancy Jane Smith and married Elmer Hayden in Kankakee Co., IL on 4
Dec 1878. I have Cora rather than Cors for the name of the daughter,
although the latter could be a nickname.
I should also thank Nancy for the
marriage notice for Henrietta Baughman⁄Paul Macy marriage. You may
have noticed that I had submitted Henrietta's obituary earlier. This
also adds information I didn't have. Henrietta and Elmer Hayden were
2nd cousins, both descendants of John Ritter (my ancestor) of Tuscarawas
Co., OH.
FARM HOUSE FIRE
The fire department was called to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thuel Hayden last Saturday when their house was
discovered to be on fire. Mr and Mrs Hayden had just started for town
when they looked back and saw the house was on fire. They hurried
back and with the help of neighbors soon had the fire out very
little damage was done.
MARRIED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Dec. 19th being the twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Addison Clark, fifty neighbors and
friends surprised them and helped celebrate the occasion. The
evening was spent in visiting with old friends and playing cards. At
a late hour everyone departed wishing Mr and Mrs. Clark many more years of happy wedded
life.
C.P. Pixley, of Hammond, was here Monday
to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs Palmer Edgerton.
SOCIETY ENTERTAINED
The Y.W.F.S. met at the home of Mrs E.
J. Pixley Monday evening, Dec. 14. Committees were appointed and
work planned for the year's work. Mrs Felter, leader of the Y.W.F.S.
society at Hebron, gave a very interesting talk on aims of the
society and encouraged diligent work along these lines.
An informal and interesting meeting was
followed by light refreshments and social hour. Mrs Pixley was
assisted by Misses Aline Scritchfield and Anita Daum. Monday evening
Jan.4th 1926, will be the next meeting, place to be announced at
church service Sunday.
Submitted by Nancy Amon
Email -nlamon@netnitco.net (Nancy Amon)
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