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                             Nearhood-Ayres

     A quiet wedding occurred at the Methodist church last Saturday
at high noon when Miss Frances Ayres, youngest daughter of Mrs. Martha
Ayres, was united in marriage to Mr. Leon Nearhood, a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Nearhood of North Ridge. Rev. T. L. McConnell performed the 
ceremony, the couple being attended by Mr. and Mrs. Neal Wagner who were the
only witnesses.
     The bride was prettily attired in a blue silk taffeta beaded dress
and wore a pretty duvetyne cerise feather hat.  She carried a corsage
bouquet of ophelia rose and Mrs Wagner a corsage of sweet peas.
     Following the ceremony a three-cource wedding dinner was served at the 
Ayres home, with Harry Ayres as caterer, to about twenty relatives and 
friends. Mrs. Owen Foultner and Miss Pearl Man? serving.
     Shortly afterward the couple went to Sandusky and from there took a 
boat to Detroit and are now visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Perrin in
Kalamazoo, Mich. Upon their return home they will go to housekeeping in 
their newly furnished home on the corner of Arch and Church streets.
     The bride is one of Clyde's most popular ladies and has been active
in social affairs and church work. Mr. Nearhood has a nice position with
Lee Bros. & Petticord and is a fine young man. Both have a host of friends
who extend best wishes for a happy married life.


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Transcribed by Antje Darling