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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
FIFTH MEETING
LUTHER LEAGUES

The Luther Leagues OF Mercer County
and Salamonia, Indiana, will hold theil
fifth annual convention at lions Church
September 8. The program follows:
Morning session, 10 am.
Opening Hymn, page II, S. S. Hymal,
"oh, Bless the Lord My Soul.
Devotional services.
Hymn, page AZ S. S. Hymnal, "Glori-
GUS Things of You Are Spoken"
Address OF welcome, Zion's League.
Response, Ft. Recovery League, Thur
man Graf.
Election Of officers and other business.
Anthem, Ft. Recovery Choir.
Essay, THE Meaning of the 9S Thes-
is," by Elizabeth Yaeger, Salamonia
League.
Hymn, page 12S, S. S. Hymnal, MY
Church, My Church, My Dear Old
Church."
Noon, basket dinner and social hour
Afternoon session, 2 pm.
Opening hymn, page l22, S. H. Hymn
nal, Zion Stands With Hill Surround
ed"
Essay, "The Young Peoples Society
in It's Relation to the Congregation, :"
Mary Siebert, Hopewell League.
Essay, "The Quadricentennial, Its
Purpose and Spirit, "Clara Schroeder, st.
Paul. League, Washington township.
Anthem-Celina choir.
Essay, Team Work and the Cause of
Christ" Theodore Weinmann, st. Paul's
Leauge, Liberty township.
Hymn, page 126, S. S. Hymnal, IA
Tower of Strength Our God Is Still"
Lunch and social hour.
Evening services, 1880 Pm.
Devotional services.
Selection by Zion's choir. Male quar-
tet, with soprano obligate.
Lecture by Rev. Hugo G. Schmidt, of
o.
Soprano solo, Miss Rosa Bethel.
Closing services. Hymn.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
LOCAL BRIEFS

Only twenty-six out of 104 examined
by the draft board Monday were found
unfit for service in Uncle Sam army.
Misses Emma OFT and Mary Wesker,
we'll known local milliners, who have
been attending the openings at Chicago,
return home Saturday.
"A card to Mrs. Henry Hendrick last
Tuesday from Dayton announced the ar
rival there of baby girl at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Brock, former
Celina people.
Members of White Oak Camp, W. O.W.
of this city, witnessed degree work of
their order Wednesday evening, after
which they enjoyed refreshments and a
splendid social hour.
At the Gun Club shoot at Mercelina
Park last Tuesday Ed Brune led with 90
breaks out of a possible 100 chances.
Jake Weber got 20 out of Is, just to show
that he had not forgotten his batting eye
altogether.
Mrs. Anna Keifer, an aged lady, was
knocked down by an automobile driven
by Miss Margaret Dysert last Saturday
night while crossing Main street at the
intersection of Fayette. By grabbing the
fender the aged woman kept the ma
chine from running upon her. She was
slightly bruised. The accident caused
commotion at the time, but
seems to have been unavoidable.
Fred Olnhausen and family, for some
twenty years residents of this city, left
for Texas the first of the. week, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Olnhausen's health has not been the
best for the past year or more and hopes
to better it with outdoor life in the
south, and has purchased farm near
the Gulf with that end in view.
While passing buggy Sunday night
behind spirited animal, Howard Krog-
man of Hopewell township, in company
with young lady, were dumped out of
their buggy by their horse giving a sud-
den lurch. The young lady was thrown
into ditch but was unhurt. Krogman
chung to horse and vehicle until it was
stopped and was considerably bruised dup.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
fine BOUQUET HANDED
CELINA BUSINESS men

The Mt. Carmel Community Chau-
tauqua was a grand success both in
program and attendance. The pro-
gram throughout consisted of mighty
fine talent which was both entertain
ing and instructive. So pleased was
everybody who attended that it was
decided to again have another one
next year. The large evangelistic
tent secured of Rev. W. E. Turner
was bis enough to accommodate the
crowds, the lumber dealers, Estry &
Stephenson, assisted the chautauqua
by furnishing the seats, while VIM.
Alt put in a Merrell Electric Light
plant and gave most satisfactory light,
and Bauer and Heffner gave the use
of a Richmond piano All these
splerdid helps Of these mighty fine
business men of Celina rendered
much service towards making the
ChaUtauqua a success. other busi-
ness men assisted by giving their ads.
The assistance of the business men
of Celina and their attendance (Which
was not as large as it should have
been) is all appreciated by the people
of Mt. Carmel Community, and places
them is better relation to the busi-
sess men of Celina, and under new
tcontInu.d on EIanth Pansl
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
AUTO TRUCK FOR
FIRE Department

Council at its regular session Tuesday
evening decided in favor of an auto fire
truck for the local department, matter
that has been agitating the dads for sew.
eral months, particularly since the last
FIRE horse went bad. Solicitor Johnson
was instructed to draw a certificate OF
indebtedness in the sum of $1,000 for its
purchase and to buy additional hose.
The Celina Vulcanizing Co. was given
permission to put in a gasoline tank in
front of its place of business and an or
dinance was passed to fix the amount
that may be paid special police and the
maximum number that may be detailed
for service.
President Schunck of the county Red
Cross association asked and was granted
permission to float Red Cross flag from
the City Hall tower, to be dedicated to
the local organization.
Mrs. John Gillespie asked for the open
ing Of street in Lakeview addition and
the matter put up to the street COM
mittee.
The report of the B. P. A. and an ap-
propriating ordinance were read and ap-
proved.
Council will meet in adjourned ses-
sion again next Monday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
NO SLACKERS
In THIS LIST

Ben Dixon, Celina.
VIM. Cavadas. Celina,
Leo. John Knapschafer, Coldwater.
Jas. Moeder, St. Henry.
Christopher Columbus Pierstorff,
Celina.
Frank Helnick, Carthagena.
Madison Blanchard Stoner, Monte
yuma.
Alloys Harting, Coldwater.
Joseph Albert Volz, Ft. Recovery.
Leroy Obadiah Eichar, Rockford.
Orvelle Monroe, Celina
Andrew Knapschafer, Coldwater
Edwin Jasper Sanner, Ft. Recovery
Albert Joseph Muehlenkamp, Bur
kettsyille.
DAVID Sharp, Rockford.
VIM. Albert Rohrer, st. Henry.
Chas. King, Burkettsville.
Chas. o. Ellis, CelIna.
Maurice Sullivan, Burkettsville.
Carl Earl Fisher, Celina.
Jos. w. Westgerdes, Ft. Recovery.
VIM. David Stoner, Celina.
Harry Bergman, Coldwater.
James Holland Riley; Rockford.
George Washington Smith, Cellna.
Russell Liser, Rockford.
Elroy Dillon, Mercer.
Chas. Selhorst, Coldwater.
Hugo Feltz, st. Henry.
VIM. Huffman, Celina.
Dorman Thatcher, FIT. Recovery.
John A. Kuhn, Coldwater.
VIM. ]. Becker, Rockford.
John Huelskamp, Maria Stein.
Frank Heckler, Celina.
Anthony Kahlig, Ft. Recovery.
George Dorsten, Chickasaw.
Raymond D. Agler, Celina.
Earl Doris Reese, Celina.
Lawrence Frank, Montezuma.
Benjamin Joseph Niekamp, Chick
asaw.
Joseph Pheister, Celina.
Geo. J. Dillhoff, st. Henry.
Robt. Henry Kallmeyer. Coldwater. |
Grover Powell, Celina.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
SOCIAL GOSSIP

A very pleasant dinner party was CIV
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Luth last Sunday in honor of Mrs. Lutz' s
sister, Mrs. T. P. TouVelle, and her
sons, residents of Youngstown. who are
making Celina visit. The party con.
sisted of Veteran Martin Greek and wife,
Frank Greek and family, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hole and Kern Craig.
Friends and relatives of Henry Gertz
gathered at his home last Sunday to help
him celebrate his 47th birthday, and all
had a most enjoyable time and wish
Henry had them more frequently. Those
who helped remind him that he had
reached another milestone on the road
of life were Elizabeth Gertz, Charlie
Sealscott, wife and children, Alvera, AL
berta, Forest, Ruth, Edith; Tony Boil
enbacher, wife and son Lester; Otto
Fahncke, wife and daughter Lauretta;
Aileen West, Minnie Gertz, John Fahn-
cke and wife, Lydia West, Anna Gertz,
Martha Fahncke, Leonard and John
Fiegl, Henry Fahncke, wife and sons
Herman and Herbert; Thornton West,
John and Henry Gertz, Columbus West
and wife, Anna Suhr, Hugo Fahncke,
Edward Suhr, Ross West and wife, Carl
Fahncke, Earnest Suhr, Paul Fahncke,
Henry Suhr and wife, and Robert, Mae,
Lee, Fern and LEILA Suhr. Music and
games added to the afternoon 3 pleasures.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
GETS KNOCKOUT FOR
Being TOO FRESH

Ace Kennard, OF near Coldwater,
ended won't be houe til morning
party in this city. last Saturday night
rather disastrousIy.
Kennard with a bunch of jolly
good fellows was pretty well "tanked
up" and started getting familiar with
number of young ladies on the
street.
Charles Hunter, wife and child
asserted that ne made himself so IA
were walking down Fayette street
and happened to be in front Of Ken
nard and his companions, and it is
maliar as to pinrh Mrs. Hunter sew
eral times, under cover of the crowd.
She finally told her husband, (who
happens to be an ex-sailor, and all
mani, and upon assuring himself of
the right party, proceeded with two
Fitzimmons punches with his left
consecutively in the middle Of Ken
nard's face, which knocked out the
culprit and put him in the doctors
care.
The Democrat does not wish to dis
courage the officers in not making ar
rests, but they are to be congratulate
ed in keeping hands off in this case,
as good bat in the nose, would prob
ably do more to cure some of these
Saturday night drunken, beer-slops
than dollar and costs, or few days
in the county Jail.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
WEEKLY War REVIEW

French troops recaptured most ol
the ground taken from them by the
Germans in the st. Quentin region
They also recaptured an important
trench the crown princes forces had
won recently south of Allies, on the
Aisne front, and broke up a German
attack on two mile front in the Car
nillet region in the Champagne.
On the Italian and Macedonian
fronts artillery exchanges featured
the week
China formally declared wal
against Germany and Austria-Hun
gary, being the seventeenth nation Ia
array itself against the Teutonic al
lies.
Pope Benedict XIV on Aug. IA sub
mitted peace proposals to the belli'
gerent nations. The proposals pro.
pose a restoration Of Belgium, Serbia,
Roumania and German colonies and
leaves open the settlement Of the Ital
ian, Alsatian and Polish problems.
They suggest reduction Of arma-
ments and settlement OF future dis
putes by arbitration; provide for free
dom OF the seas and no retaliNtory
economic struggle after the war, and
advise against indemnfties that might
delay healing Of wounds brought by
war.
Fourteen British vessels Of 1000
tons and over were sent to the bot
tom, as against twenty-one the previ-
GUS week. Two vessels Of less than
1000 tons were sunk. Three fishing
boats met with disaster, and thirteen
British merchantmen were unsuccess-
fully attacked.
Canadian troops. according to =
London dispatch Of Aug. Is, captured
Hill 20. dominating Lens, IN the coal
center OF France.
=
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
PERSONAL

Miss Elizabeth Metzner, who has been
taking course of music at Cincinnati,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruins, of Dayton,
were first of the week guests of County
Treasurer Frank Benke and wife.
Rev. H. N. Brobst and family, who
have been spending their summer vaca-
ton at Hessel, Mich, are expected home
to-day.
Louis Huelsman, of St. Henry, was
among The Democrats callers while in
town yesterday looking after some busi-
ness matters.
Chas. A. Wyckoff, of Miami, Florida,
is here visiting relatives, reaching Ce-
lima in time 10 see his brother-in law,
George Zay, before his death.
Miss Luella Cordier is home from Chi
cago, where she spent the summer. Her
sister, Mrs. o. c. Thompson, accompa-
MED her home for q weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Metzner, of Oak
Park, ILL.,, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mr.. .Metzner's S father here the
past fortnight, have returned home.
Miss Ruth Chandler, of Missouri ac-
companied by Bernard and Miss Mayme
Woke, of Sidney, were guests of the
Chas. Studer family the latter part OF
last week.
Rev, ]. +, Harmon, of Evansville,
Ind, who was succeeded in the pastor.
ship of the local Lutheran congre epation
by Rev Reitz, the present pastor, a few
years since, was in Celina the first of the
week paying a visit to as many of his
former Pensioners as he was able to see
He was accompanied by Mrs. Harmon.
They left for home Wednesday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17

The examination OF registered men
was resumed Monday morning by .he
local Draft Board, beginning with the
1S9th man on the list, 1873 having
been examined last Week. 272 were
examined up to Wednesday night,
which with those OF last week makes
a total of 460 men examined.
or the 272 men examined this
week, about 25 per cent. of the num-
Der were rejected for physical disa-
bility.
1t is thought that the county's
quote OF 1913 men can probably be
secured out of the list of those al
ready examined, IL not, notices will
be mailed for more men in their or
der on the list, for appearance for
examination later on.
or the 1873 men examined last
week, 81 OF the number, have been
certified to the District Board at
FindIay, o., as accepted for service.
Following are the names OF those
accepted by the local board:
Blain Van Tilburg, Rockford.
Fred Harms, Celina.
Chas. Fred Varwig, Celina.
Gailard Earl Protsman, Mendon.
julius B. Birkmeyer, Coldwater.
Jerome A. Schlosser, st. Henry.
Laird Garrett Fast, Celina.
Dan C. McKirnan, Celina.
Henry f. Huwer, Coldwaeer.
VIM. Isaac Hampshire, Ft. Recov-
cry.
Geo. Coate, Celina.
Oran D. Monroe, Celina.
Ignatz Henry Rauh, Coldwater.
Vern Stanley Chapman, Celina.
Chps. F. Kuhn, Wiltshire.
Frank Ickes, Rockford.
Roma Geo. Bollenbacher, Rockford
Morris Algler, Rockford.
Ben Berger, Maria Stein.
John Zizelman, Celina.
Leo. Elwood Hilbold, Ft. Recovery.
VIM. John Dues, Coldwater.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
They ARE OFF, BUT
DESTINATION UNCERTAIN

Bronsart and Fred Gilberg, sons Of
Editor 'Gilberg of the Observer, and
Alpha Hartzelk and Carl Bauer, who en-
listed in Battery A, Third Ohio Field
Artillery some time since, leave this
morning for Columbus to'join their or
ganization. They have been visiting
home folks. They expect to go into a
training camp, but their destination is a
war secrect-it may be in the south and
it may be in France.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
APPENDICITIS GETTING
UNPLEASANTLY COMMON

Three Mercer county ladies underwent
operations at a Lima hospital the past
week on account of appendicitis. Mrs.
Joseph Knapke was operated on early in
the week, and Miss Edna Pierstorf and
Mrs. VIM. Alt last Friday. The latter
we're taken to Lima under the direction
of DR.. Brumm of this city All are re-
ported progressing favorably.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
BIG TENT SHOW

Kinsey Komedy Kompany-all mex
week, starting Mnday, August 20
Headed by Miss Madge Kinsey. All
new vaudeville and plays. Harry
Edison and his dog, Doc. Opening
play, "Thorns and Orange Blossoms
Little Lost Sister,, Shepherd OF
the Hills, Jesse James"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
BOOzER SENT TO WORKS
FOR VIOLATING PAROLE

Harry A. Lucas, much in the lime.
light, was arrested at Lima last Saturday
and brought TO this city on charge Of
non-support and disregarding the terms
OF his probation in the probate court of
this city. He was enjoying his liberty
on condition that he pay So per week for
the keep of his little daughter and cut
out booze, both Of which he failed to do,
Judge Younger ordered him to the Day
ton work house for go days recreation as
a result and Sheriff Pumphrey polited
him there Monday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
FIRST CELINA LAD TO
LAND ON FRENCH SOIL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Leifeld of this city
received cablegram from the son Clar-
ence Wednesday, announcing his safe
arrival in France. He is with an engi-
neering corps in the 18th Regiment that
left Atlanta, Ca, about three weeks ago.
Clarence is the first Celina boy in Uncle
Sans service, we believe, to put his feet
on French soil in the worldwide war
against Prussianism,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
STOCK STRAYED
OR KIDNAPPED

E. M. Dull, the stock-buyer, through
his attorney, John Kramer, last Tuesday
filed suit against the Lake Erie & West
ern Railroad Co., and Judson Harmon
and Rufus B. Smith, as receivers of the
c. H. & D. Railroad Co.
Plaintiff AYERS that in December, 1916,
he shipped a number of cattle and hogs
to Cincinnati over the above named rail-
roads, that four cattle and six hogs OF
this shipment were never delivered.
Judgment in the sum of $3.50 is asked.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
ERNSBERGER DITCH WORK
TO Be SOLD AUGUST 1O

The trustees of this township will sell
the work OF constructing what is known
as the Ernsberger ditch on the 18th inst
at the Office Of Clerk Winter at the City
Hall, where profile and specifications
may be seen. It will require about 1000
feet of ten-inch tile.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17

Wednesday promises to be the big
Day" at the Great Darke County
Fair. Greenville, Aug. 27th to S1st.
Their will be the customary big SOL
dier's reunion, al 1.-The Sunday schools
Of the County will send delegations
and besides 1t will be known as Red
Cross Day. so per cent Of the total
receipts Of the Grand Stand for We'd
nesday viii be donated to the Red
Cross.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
Marriage Licenses Issued

John Monk, SO, Marion county, Ohio
cooper, son of James Monk, and Leaf
Both Counterman, rs, Mercer, dress
maker, daughter of Marion Counterman
Rev. A. H. Roebuck.
Oran d. Monroe, %, Celina, machin'
ish, son of D. S. Monroe, and Irene
Springer, "a, Celina, housekeeper,
daughter of w. H. Springer.
Earl Smith, %, Ft. Loramie, o., labor
er, son of VIM. Smith, and Lola. Hanna,
10, Montezuma, housekeeper, daughter
of Geo. Hanna.
Raymond Snider, rs, Celina, farmer,
son of Chas. G. Snider, and Hila Kull,
18, Celina, housekeeper, daughter OF ].
r. Kull.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
RGONTEZUREA RED CROSS
MEETING TO-RGORlOW

The Franklin township Red Cross
will hold an out door meeting and
social Saturday evening, August Is,
by the band stand at Montezuma. A
short address ON Red Cross work will
be given by Postmaster Lawrence
Schunck. of this citf, Preident of the
county organization, and this will be
followed by social. You are cor
daily invited to be present The pro-
ceeds will be used to further the work
of the local Red Cross organization.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
VERY LIGHT VOTE
At CITY PRIMARY

Less than two hundred voters took the
time to 20 the polls at the village prima.
ries last Tuesday for naming candidates
for this fall's municipal elections. The
tickets presented by the Democrats and
Republicans showed the usual party
leaning and less than half dozen votes
were cast for other than the regular cam
didates. The tickets on which the fall
campaign will be waged will be found
below, and the vote cast for each OF the
the candidates:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17

he was speaking the sentiments of Cold
water people, when probably it was linn
tied to less than half the signers to the
petition.
AS is we'll known, petitions are fire.
quently signed by people because they
are directed to certain names appended
to it, and they add their signatures with
out inquiring or taking the pains to see
what it is all about.
Had the petition been printed in some
newspaper two or three weeks, how
many signatures do you suppose it would
have contained? About one-George
Washington Phillips, sr., flea and wart
editor of the Coldwater Chronicle, an
old reprobate who ought to know better.
Probable the same fellow who led the
hoodlums with bad eggs few years ago
and run couple ministers out of town
for making dry addresses. However, if
after due consideration, there is anybody
else besides the flea and wart editor who
approves of it, we will willingly reprint
the petition and print his signature
without comment.
That our readers may not be in the
dark on the petition, on which Mr.. Heb
meyers firm thoughtlessly afied their
signature, and which they refuse to
stand for, will be found below. 1t is
worth reading and thinking over.
signed by some of the business men of
If the original resolution, and published
of law:
AGE COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Coldwater, Ohio, June 7, 1917.
nd citizens of the village of Coldwater,
v set forth that the public sentiment of
water, O., heartily and energetically re-
: butcher shops, bakeries, groceries, ice
theatres, and other business houses and
the said Village heretofore, believing
ainst the wishes of the inhabitants of the
3l7.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
IN CUPID'S DOMAIN

o. D. Monroe, of Montezuma, and
Miss Irene Springer, of this city, we'll
known and popular young people, were
quietly welded Saturday evening at the
residence of Rev. c. S. johnson, in the
west part of town. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. f. ]. Moffett. The
ceremony was witnessed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Monroe, the latter a brother of
the groom. The young couple will re-
side temporarily at Montezuma, for the
groom is uncertain at present whether
Uncle Sam will demand his services at
the front or not.
John Monk, of Owens, o., and Miss
Leah Beth Counterman, of Mercer, this
county, were married at the M. e. Cir
cult parsonage in this city last Saturday,
the pastor, Rev. Roebuck, performing
the ceremony. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Helen, and Miss Opal
Sutton. The newly-weds will make their
home at Owens.
Earl Smith, of Ft. Loramie, and Miss
Lolo Hanna, a popular Montezuma girl,
were welded at the M. E. Circuit par
sonage here Saturday, the witnesses be-
ing the mother of the bride and the
groom's friend, Chas. Forwerck: The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Roebuck.
The young people will reside at Ft.
Loramie.
Raymond Snider, we'll known young
farmer residing a few miles north of
town, and Miss Hila Kull of this city
were united in marriage at the home of
Rev. ]. P. Hight last Saturday evening,
the reverend gentleman performing the
service that made them husband and
wife. They have have the good wishes
of large circle of friends for happy
and prosperous married life.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
THE GRIM REAPER

Mrs. Sarah Hansel, the venerable
wife of Vim. Hansel of West Wayne
street, this city, after an illness of sew
eral months and intense suffering, passed
beyond this vale of tears last Tuesday
evening. Death was due to dropsy and
old age. The deceased was born in
Hooking county, this state, and three
years after her marriage to Mr.. Hansel,
which occurred in August, 1887, they
came to this county, locating in Hope
we'll township, where they lived until
they moved to Celina thirteen years ago.
Her maiden name was Hanbey.
Mrs. Hansel was seventy-nine years
of age and the mother of ten children,
eight of whom, with the aged husband,
survive her. They are Mrs. Mary Viii
son, of Greene county; Mrs. Frank
Workman, of Mercer; Mrs. Ida Beough-
er, John, George, Joseph, Henry and
August, all residents of Hopewell town
ship.
Funeral services will take place at the
home this afternoon at O'Clock, Rev.
Turner conducting the services. Her
remains will be laid to rest in beautiful
North Grove Cemetery.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17

One week Of special bargains, begin.
ming August 18, In white and black low
shoes for men, women and children, al
9sc, N.48, 81, ,98 and $2.48. Hellwarth's
Shoe Store, OFT building, Fayette ct,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-17
Waak of Shoe Eaarrnina

One week of special bargains, begin
ming August 1S, in white and black low
shoes for men, women and children, al
CSC, 81 .4S, 81 ,98 and $2.48, Hellwarth':
Shoe Store, OFT building, Fayette st.