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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.The Kohout-Schindler Wedding.Last Tuesday morning Rev. M. P. Kinkead pronounced the words which made Mr. John Kohout and Lizzie Schindler man and wife.The groom is a steady young farmer of East Noble township, well respected and regular in his habits.The bride is the youngest daughter of Matthias Schindler, of Highland township, a much esteemed young lady and a fitting companion to the young man who won both hand and heart.The ceremony was performed at the church of St. Marys of Perpetual Help in the presence of a numerous crowd of friends, at the conclusion of which all repaired to the residence of the bride’s parents near Ayersville, on the Ayers-ville road, where the reception was held. The first greetings being over a grand dinner was served, to which all did ample justice, The afternoon and evening were spent with the usual festivities at tending such occasions.The bride looked beautiful in a well fitting suit of drab gros-grained silk and veil of white, thanks to the skill of the master hand of Miss Anna Steffel, dressmaker, a neice of the bride, and who is in ecstacies over the possession of a new uncle.A large number of friends were present from North Ridge, from Bruners-burg aud from Defiance.The young couple will make their future home near Arthur, Paulding Co., where they will locate shortly with the best wishes of their many friends for their future happiness and prosperity. Re.ow is a complete list of presents, with name of donor and article following:Parents of groom, $20 cash and set of four curtains aud fixtures; parents of bride, set of house furniture and two fancy prints; JohnG. Steffel and family and John Wagner and family, center table of antique oak: Annie and Al.iry Rohout, cushioned rocking chair; Ed Ijoffman, rocker; Wesley Iioschack, $1 cash; Joseph Iioschack, eight day clock; Geoyge Schindler and wife, picture of “The Resurrection;” John Schindler and wife, chenille table spread; John Kunesh and. wife, table cloth; Michael Weber and Geo. Weber and families, bed spread; John iioschack and family, wash stand set; A. L. Schlientz, silver butterdish; Martin Steinberger and wife, bed spread; John Liska and wife, fruit dish; Daniel and Susie Roelirig, red glass water set; Maggie Kohout, mustache cup; Frank Steffel, fruit bowl; Anna Smith, pair of linen towels; John Kruuimel, and wire, pair of towels, two cups and saucers and quarter dozen tumblers; George Liska and wife, bed spread; (leo. Steffel and wife, one set Clauss’ bread, cake and paring knives; Kate Liska, glass fruit dish; J. G. and Anna Wisda, pair linen towels; Mary Kruml, cake basket; Joseph Weber and wife, Albert Weber and wife, Frank Pfirman and wife, M. J. Waltz and wife, and Miss Mma Weber, sofa; Wm. Sheets and wife, pair towels; Anna T. Iioschack, bread plate; Jacob Schindler and wife, table cloth; Joseph Kohout, pocket-book, James Knoll, $1 cash; M. W. Steinberger aud wife, crucifix and print pictures; George Iioschack and family, table cloth; John F. and Lizzie Fronk, pair fancy linen towels • Frank Siler and wife, Jos. Siler and wife, ‘Albert Siler and Anthony Brenner, parlor hanging l John P. and Geo. II. Mosei, fancy parlor lamp: Katie Wagner, fruit dish; Johnny B Iioschack, syrup pitcher; Tracy Ko hout, potato mashes. Mary R. Hoschack cream pitcher; Katie Steffel, cake stand; John B. Beeg, whisli-broom hoi der; George May, cake stand; Mar) Kohout, maple fork and spoon.Star.
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Defiance Democrat
Defiance, Ohio, US
Thu, Sep 08, 1892
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