The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-10-06
SOCIAL GOSSIP

Sunday, September "a. the friends of J
/ F. Hight. Of Hopewell township, gathered
at their home to remind Mrs. Hight of her
10Th birthday. They came with well filled
baskets, and sumptuous dinner was
| served. Two long tables were spread m
the dinning roomRnd the guests, number
ing about thirty, gathered around. After
/ dinner the time was spent in social visit
ing. Those present were A. II. Buck and
wife of Rockford; Mrs. Edith Buck and
| Mrs John Tilton, sisters of Mrs. Hight,
/ Harvey Buck and family, w. A. Downy
and wife, a. T. Rhoades and family, Earl
| Schleuker and family, ID. w. Echenauer
and family, Clarence Rhoades and family,
/ Rev. Sill. pastor of the Union church. and
Mrs. Minnie Shimp. In the evening the
guests returned to their homes wishing
her many more such events.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at the
! home of Geo Won Stein and family last
Sunday, when three machine loads ofre-
/ latives motOred up from Hamilton, Ohio,
/ to help celebrate Mr.. and Mrs Won Stein $
3lst wedding anniversary. Those present
were Chas. NOnStein and family and John
Won Stein and wife in the formers seven
! passenger Buick. David Ittel and wife,
Jacob and Polly HOming in their five pas
senger Buick, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gluick
and family and Marie Imhoff, in their five
passenger REQ all four from Hamilton.
Carl NonStein and family, of Bryant. IND,
Leander Cole and family from Celina, and
Ernest NonStein and WIFE
A reunion of the Bastian and Fennig
families was held Sunday, oct. 1, 1916, in
the VIM. Powell grove, one mile south of
Wabash in honor of S. c. Bastian and
wife from Danbury, Nebr., who are here
for n short visit
Long before the noon hour autos and
vehicles filled with relatives commenced
to arrive and at the noon hour a long tab
lie was spread with all the good things
which go to make up picnic dinner, and
which was heartily enjoyed by all present.
In the afternoon many more relatives
and friends Joined them, and while the
young folks foud various games of amuse-
met, the parents spent the short hours in
social visiting,
Near four o'clock a photographer ap-
peared on the ground and grouped the
large assembly for a photo.
After which all dispersed to their var
Ous homes with the many pleasant MEM
orits of the day to linger long in their
Those present from distance were
:. G.. Bastian and wife, of Danbury,
Nebr., l.. c. Pearson, of Prince Rupert, b.
G, Canada, Mrs Ray Wilson and son, of
The following named persons were
from Adams and Jay County, Indiana,
ber and wife, Chas White and wife, Chas.
letters and wife, George Kile, wife and
children, Lewis eFniig, wife and child
ren, David Fennig. wife and children. Geo.
Fennig, Geo, Gibson, Mrs. allievGibsAn,
Miss Lizzie Bartlig.
Those from Mercer County among the
number were:
S. O. Dumbauld and wife, Philip Fen
mig and wife, w. Il. Bastian, wife and
son, p. ]. Bastian, wife and daughter, II.
l.. Bastian, wife ald SON. James Pearson,
Elmer Maffett, wife and sons, John Boley
wife and children, Mrs. Minnie Day and
children Geo. Nungester and wife, M.
Brookhart and wife, Geo, Clouse and
children. Chas Lattimer and wife, VIM.
Powell and wife, VIM. Fennig, wife and
children, Henry Fennig, Adam Bastian.
John Fennig and wife, Dap Fennig and
wife and daughter, VIM. Schroyer, wife
and daughters, j. H. Fennig and wife,
Samuel Leininger. wife and son. Otis
Leininger and wife, Dan Stolz, wife and
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