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Last Wednesday afternoon oc-jl curred the wedding of Miss Louise}' A. Smith, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.i1 P. Smith of DeKalb, and William! Hindenburg, son of Mr. and Mrs.l Charles Hindenburg of this ctty.J1 The impressive ceremony was per-fl] formed by Rev. H. E. Tessmann of* the St. John’s Lutheran church inf Sycamore in the presence of a com-fl pany of relatives and intimate# friends. Miss Elizabeth Smith, sis-| ter of the bride, was bridesmaid and? Mr. Hindenburg was attended byf Stanley Tucker of this city as best! man. |Mrs. Bertha Keating of ChicagoH sang “The . Voice That BreathetH O’er Eden,” and Mrs. Ellen PeplowW of Burlington sang “O PerfectsLove.” They were accompanied bjfj the church organist Mrs. Elm* Lamb. After the ceremony a re«| oeption was held at the Chariei Hindenburg home on Edwarclstreet. Mr. and Mrs. Hindenburg will make their home in DeKalb. gAmong the out-of-town guest* present was Charles Wallis of Spo-fi kane, Wash., a cousin of Mrs* Charles Hndenburg whose arrival for the wedding was a happy sura prise. 1
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Sycamore True Republican
Sycamore, Illinois, US
Wed, Jun 13, 1934
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