John-Macbeth Family History: Macbeth in Massillon Ohio

A pretty wedding mid autumn season took place Wednesday at noon, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis. Of 1120 West Tremont Street, when their daughter, Miss Zola Uarda Lewis became the bride of Richard Herbert Taylor, of Conneaut. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. H. Donaldson, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Marian Taylor, a sister of the groom sang “At Dawning.” During the entrance of the bridal party Mendlessohn’s wedding march was played by Miss Eulalia Lewis, a sister of the bride.

The bride was lovely in a wedding gown of ivory georgette trimmed with Irish point lace and carried and arm bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served by Mrs. Bertha Kerr and Mrs. Fred Chenny of Conneaut. Those at the bride’s table were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and the Rev. C. H. Donaldson. A wedding cake formed the centerpiece. The house was effectively decorated with autumn flowers and foliage.

The bride is a graduate of the Conneaut high school and of the Kent Normal School and was formerly a member of the teaching staff of the Conneaut public schools. The groom’s connected with the Bessomer Railway Company. The bride received a number of beautiful gifts, including silver, crystal and a set of hand painted china, a gift of her parents. After a short wedding trip east, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will live in Conneaut. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor and Miss Marian Taylor, of Conneaut. Telegrams of congratulations were received from friend in Cleveland and Kent.

Evening Independent - Thursday, April 11, 1935, Massillon, Ohio (Funeral For Mrs. W.S. Lewis)

Out of relatives who attended the funeral of Mrs W S Lewis of 8th SW held Tuesday afternoon m Central Presbyterian church were Mr and Mrs Otis Hunter Miss Isabel Hunter Jay Artman Ernest Artman Mrs Agnes Bolton Keith Hunter Miss Dorothy Mae Hunter Mrs Me rilla Austin Mr and Mrs Walker Hunter Mr and Mrs Elaine Hunter and Kenneth Hunter of Sharpsville

ASKS DEATH OF WIFE William S Lewis of 116 8th SW has filed suit In common pleas court Canton against John Martier of Louisville for for the death of his wife Mrs Miry Lewis in a traffic accident April 4 Mrs Lewis was fatally injured when her auto was struck by a cnr driven bv at a highway intersection at Three other Massillon J Rodger Mrs Charles Wagoner and Miss Emma were hurt in the accident The women were en route to to attend a presbytery of the Presbyterian church ST PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH

Evening Independent - Saturday, April 06, 1935, Massillon, Ohio

Evening Independent - Wednesday, July 03, 1957, Massillon, Ohio

Blanche Lewis

Evening Independent - Friday, May 31, 1935, Massillon, Ohio

Evening Independent - Saturday, April 06, 1935, Massillon, Ohio

Tremont Injuries sustained Thursday morn ing when an auto she and three en route church workers at Youngstown and a car driven by John Martig of Louis ville collided at the intersection of Routes 44 and 224 at Randolph re in the death of Mrs Mary Blanche Lewis 116 8th SW at the Robinson Memorial hospital Ravenna early Mrs Lewis sustained skull fractures over each eye a punctured lung frac tures of each wrist and severe face lacerations She was the driver of the Other Injured Women Improve The other occupants of all of whom were injured were Mrs Margaret wife of the Rev J Rodger Sillars pastor of the Central Presbyterian church Mrs Charles Wagoner of 7th SW extension and Miss Emma Meuser of 221 3rd NE The condition of all three was reported improved today Miss Meuser was taken from the Ravenna hospital to the residence of Miss Minnie Goehler of 424 1st NE Friday Mrs Sillars is confined at the Massillon city hospital to which she was removed Thursday evening and Mrs Wagoner still is in the Ra venna hospital I Mrs Lewis was an active church worker and was associated with most of the womens organizations of the Presbyterian church The day of the accident was the final of her term as president of the Womans Missionary society of the church She also was a teacher for several years of the Westminster Bible class Active Lodge Member

Evening Independent - Monday, April 08, 1935, Massillon, Ohio

Mr and Mrs M B Betts of Kins man were called here Saturday by the death of Mrs Betts sister home W S Lewis of 8th st SW until the time of the funeral

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Macbeth in Massillon Ohio

Stuart Mcbeth

Evening Independent - Thursday, April 11, 1935, Massillon, Ohio (Funeral For Mrs. W.S. Lewis)

Blanche Lewis

Mr and Mrs M B Betts of Kins man were called here Saturday by the death of Mrs Betts sister home W S Lewis of 8th st SW until the time of the funeral

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