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Newspaper

Hamilton Democrat Sun

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1907

Page

3

Mayme Batt and Henry Bergedick wed in Oxford ceremony

Mayme Batt daughter of Mr and Mrs A Batt of Oxford married Henry Bergedick in a Catholic church ceremony. Rev Father McNary officiated as attendants Miss Mayme Wespiser and Carl May stood with the couple. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home. Bergedick, long employed as a draftsman, now with National Cash Register in Dayton, and Batt, a longtime Mosler Safe Co stenographer, were feted by relatives and friends before leaving for a short trip north.

Mayme Batt A. Batt Oxford Henry Bergedick Lohengrin Father McNary Mayme Wespiser Egusia Carl May Miss Wespiser Bergedick Hamilton Niles Tool Works Co National Cash Register Co Dayton Miss Batt Mosler Safe Co

Large Millcreek wedding in St Charles Barromeo Church

A crowded ceremony in Carthage linked Mayor Henry Heckman of Reading with Miss Mayme Witzman of Carthage in what was described as one of the valley’s largest weddings. Guests included groom’s supporters, and after services they gathered at the bride’s parents’ home for a reception.

Millcreek Valley St. Charles Barromeo Carthage Henry Heckman Reading Mayme Witzman

Local social clubs host meetings and gifts noted

Mrs Reeves receives pin cushion and belt. vase to Mrs Burridge and other small gifts given to Miss Lewis and Mrs Scott invites club to meet in two weeks. Gemuethlichen club enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs Dingfelder with prizes and a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Meyers entertained at Rose avenue with flowers, games, prizes, and guests. The La Fayette club met at Mrs Brennes with centerpieces and ecards prizes. next hostess is Mrs Perry Bridge. Cards invited by Mrs Keely for October 29 and Mr. Roll event. sewing club hosts Wednesday session with Mrs Hitchenek at home.

Kathryn Regan John Andrews Walter F. Sanders Caroline Leib Eleanor Huntington Katherine Sanders Trenton Mich Japan Philip Ante Miss Louisse Frances Jung Helen Winters Freda Baumeister Louise Jung Bernadina Wolke John Nichol Paul Winters Harry Robreaniper Peter Braun Charles Keene Eugene Reeves Geo. Burridge Kate Lewis David Scott Club James Meyers Rose Avenue Meyers la Fayette Club Brennes Eleventh Street Lert Jackson Harry Greenwood Perry Bridge

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Held at Mrs Austin's

After a busy afternoon a luncheon followed by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Austins on Tuesday replacing Mrs. J. H. Rolls as host.

Woman's. Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Austin J. H. Rolls

Mrs Charles Parrish Hosts Saturday Euchre Party

Mrs Charles Parrish will entertain guests with a Saturday afternoon euchre game at her home, inviting friends to a social afternoon of cards and conversation.

Charles Parrish

Samuel Lowenstein Moves to South Second Street Residence

Samuel Lowenstein of the well known Lowenstein & Loeb furniture firm moved with his family to a fine residence on South Second Street following the purchase of the property.

South Second Samuel Lowenstein Lowenstein & Loeb South Second Street Mr. Lowenstein

One of the finest residences in the city near Second ward school

The article notes a yearlong remodeling of a property now offering modern conveniences and claiming to be among the city's finest residences, located near the Second ward school. Also advertised is a Bazaar at St. P church with many pretty articles for sale and home baking with refreshments from 2 to 10 p. m.

Second Ward St. P. Church

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