Rech--Cartlidge Are Married

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Howard Courant
July 8, 1915

The marriage of Miss Edna Rech and Mr. William C. Cartlidge took place Wednesday, June 30, at the country home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rech, near Howard, Kan.   The Rev. Mr. Freed of Howard read the marriage service.  The bride was attended by Miss Leona Hedges of Howard and Mr. Cartlidge was attended by his brother, Mr. Bert Cartlidge, as his best man.  Before the ceremony Miss Violet Criger sang "O Promise Me."

The hour of the marriage was high noon, and after the service a wedding luncheon was served to about thirty guests.  After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Cartlidge left for a motor trip to Colorado.  After their honeymoon journey they will come to Topeka and will be at home at apartments in the Devon.

Mr. Cartlidge's sister, Mrs. A. R. Mulholland, Mr. Mulholland and their son, Edward, and Mr. Bert Cartlidge went to Howard to attend the wedding.

The bride is a graduate of the State Normal school at Emporia, and taught last year in the public schools.  Mr. Cartlidge is a member of a prominent Topeka family.  He has the position of claim agent for the Rock Island Railway company.----Topeka State Journal.