The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-05-05

| VIII be compelled to work out the
time in the Dayton work-house.
DAN CUPID VICTIMS
Bans of the approaching wedding
of Feorge Hilcker, of Ft, Wayne, Ind.
and Miss Cora Hemmert daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C.. j. Hemmert, North
Main street, were published for the
first time at the Catholic church in
this city last Sunday morning. The
prospective bride is a well known
and accomplished young lady. For
sometime past she has been one or
the Hello girls" at the local tele-
phone exchange.
Joseph II. Backs, of New Weston
and Miss Agnes Heuker, of Wende-
lin, were united in marriage at the
Catholic church there last Tuesday
morning, Rev. Ersing saying the nup-
tial mass. The young couple were
attended by Alloys Backs, a brother
of the groom and Alma Heuker, a
isster of the bride. Following the
ceremony the wedding party repaired
to the home of the brides parents,
three miles east of Ft. Recovery,
where sumptuous wedding break
fast was served to the immediate ia
miles of the contrac; ng parties Mr..
and Mrs. Backs will reside on d farm
near New Weston, Darke county. Re-
corder and Mrs. Henry Stelzer, of
this city, attended the wedding.
Frank Seifering and Miss Mary
Evers, prominent young people of
were united in marriage at
the Wendelin Catholic church, last
Tuesday morning, Rev. .Ersing saying
the nuptial mass. The groom is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seifering
and the bride a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Evers. They will reside at
zenz City.
A pretty wedding was solemnized |
at the Catholic church at Sebastian
last Tuesday morning, when julius
and Miss Amelia DORIS
ten were united in marriage, the nup-
Lial mass being said by Rev. Certain.
The young couple were attended |
by Eugene Mestemaker and Miss An
ma Dorsten and John Dorsten and |
Miss Ludwina Mestemaker. Follow
ing the ceremony the wedding party |
to the home of the brides !
where a sumptuous wedding |
was enjoyed by the imme-
liate relatives.
They received many handsome and
Iseful presents from their many
friends. Among the presents was a
able cloth embroidered by the
5room's grandmother, who is 73
ears old. Mr.. and Mrs. Mestemaker
eft for Cincinnati and Dayton for a
hort honeymoon and upon their re-
run will be at home on the Hirsh-
eld farm, northeast of Sebastian.
August M. Dues, of PhilOthea and
Miss Ethel Entrup of St. Henry, were
,pitod in ,,,orrio ga q Z tho CT Harry
church "Wednesday morning,
Rev. S. Kunkler officiating.
immediately after the ceremony
he bridal party drove to the home of
he groom's parents, where a sump-
uous wedding dinner was served to
he immediate families and few
lose friends.
The young couple were attended
" Ben H. Dues, brother of the
room, and Miss Catherine Schoen-
elm, of Dayton.
The groom is a prominent young
butler township farmer, a son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Barnye Dues, of Philothea,
nd brother of Deputy Herman j.
)ues, of this city. The bride is the
yinsome daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ienry Entrup, of near st. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dues will reside on a
arm of theg rooms father, just west
f Philothea.
The girls of the local high school will
old market at Laudahn & Mesarvey'
rocery tomorrow Saturday for the