Marriage and Wedding Notices from the Wellesley Maple Leaf - L
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Lackner, Nellie Edna/
More, Robert |
HAWKESVILI.E.
MORE—LACKNER. A very pretty wedding took place on Oct. 30th at “Maple Shade,” Hawkesville, the residence of Mr. Geo. F. Lackner, when Miss Nellie Edna Lackner was married to Mr. Robt. More, of Toronto—son of Mr. Jas. More and brother of Dr. Geo. More, of Hawkesville. The ceremony took place in the drawing room, under a largo bell of smilax and pink and white caranations [sic]. The knot was tied by Rev. T. H. Ibbot, Bloomingdale, assisted by Rev. S. Cunningham, at 12 o’clock noon. The bride was given away by her father, and was attended by Miss Evelyn Lackner, as bridesmaid, and Miss Lilian Lackner as flower girl, while the groom was assisted by his brother, Dr. Geo. More. Miss Snelly rendered Mendelssohn’s wedding march. Miss Lackner was a pretty bride dressed becomingly in cream silk crepe de chine over cream silk with chiffon and applique trimmings and she wore the usual bridal veil and orange blossoms and carried boquet [sic] of white roses. After the ceremony and congratulations, the guests numbering about 80 partook of the wedding banquet the table decorations being smilax and asters. The bridal party left home about six o’clock in the evening for short trip to St. Mary’s and other western points, after which they will take up their residence on Palmerston avenue, Toronto. Mr. More is in business in the city, being a shareholder in the Toronto Coffee & Spice Company. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1903-10-15 |
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Lang, Clara/
Tanner, Will |
Millbank
Mr. Ralph and Miss Ella Smith attended the wedding of their uncle, Mr. Will Tanner, to Miss Clara Lang recently. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1901-10-10 |
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Lang, Mabel/
Gibson, George |
It is our pleasure this week to announce the marriage of Mr. George Gibson of the 7th line to one of Atwood’s most estimable and well known ladies, in the person of Miss Mabel Lang, which was solemnized on the 11th inst. in the presence of a large number of friends at the bride’s home. We join their many friends in wishing the happy couple a long and prosperous married life. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1901-09-19
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Lantz, Ida A./
Heipel, Edwin |
The marriage of Mr. Edwin Heipel, son of Mr. Wm. Heipel and Miss Lanz, [sic] daughter of Mr. Henry Lanz, [sic] Philipsburg, occurred yesterday in the presence of a large number of invited guests some of whom were from the village. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-10-25
Philipsburg A very pleasant event took place last Wednesday Oct. 24th at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lantz, when their daughter, Ida, was united In marriage to Mr. Edwin Heipel, son of Mr. Wm. Heipel, a prosperous farmer near Doerings corner [sic]. The presents received by the young couple were numerous and costly. After the wedding ceremony about 150 guests sat down to an excellent wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Heipel will take up their residence on a farm near this village where Mrs. Heipel was born. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-11-01 |
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Lanz, Minnie/
Berscht, George |
BERSCHT – LANZ
At the residence of Henry Berscht, Esq. just north of Wellesley, on Thursday, Sept. 17, 1906 by Rev. Mr. Battenburg, Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr. Wm. Lanz, Millbank, to Mr. Geo. Berscht, painter, of Wellesley. About 100 invited guests attended this pretty wedding, including many friends from long distances. The bride was dressed in white silk and carried carnations, Miss Millie Schmidt, of Tralee, acted as bridesmaid and the groom was supported by Mr. Jacob Lanz, brother of the bride. There was a large and costly array of suitable presents, including a gold watch from the groom. The young couple will take up their residence in Mr. Berscht’s home in this village. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-10-04 |
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Laschinger, Alberta/
Hostettler, Lafayette |
New Hamburg
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the home of our postmaster, Mr. Laschinger, on Wed., June 5th. A unique company of guests, costly and useful presents in elaborate quantity, showed the deserving popularity of the bride. Mr. L. Hostettler, the groom, our popular jeweler, has already established good business. The happy couple left on the five o’clock train for Toronto and Buffalo amid a profusion of rice and good wishes. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1901-06-13 |
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Lashinger, Clara/
Witmer, Samuel C. |
New Hamburg
A very pretty but quiet wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lashinger [?] when their daughter, Clara, was united in marriage to Mr. S. C. Witmer. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. J. Yager, in the presence of only the immediate relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Witmer left on a trip to Toronto and other eastern points leaving for Didsbury, Alberta, their future home. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-10-18 |
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Lemp, Lizzie Louise/
Knechtel, John |
A very happy event took place one day last week when Miss Lizzie Lemp, and Mr. Theodore Knechtel were married in Waterloo. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-05-03
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Lenhard, Bertha/
Spilsbury, Charles |
The many friends of Miss Bertha Lenhard, formerly of this place, will be interested to learn that she was recently united in marriage at Moose Jaw, to a Mr. Spilsbury, a prominent young land agent, of that city. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-11-01
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Lieskau, Ida Bertha/
Fleischhauer, John |
Miss Ida Bertha Leiskau, of Baden, was married on Oct. 23rd to John M. Fleischhauer, of Berlin, Rev. Mr. Loeb performing the ceremony. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1901-10-31
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Little, Clara May/
Gilmar, Alexander |
Crosshill
Mr. Alex. Gilmar was happily married last week to Miss Little of Haysville. The young couple will reside on a farm about one mile south of the village. We extend congratulations. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1906-03-08 |
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Lung, Bella/
Lee, John |
A Chinese couple, named John Lee and Bella Lung, from Vancouver, B. C. were married by a Methodist minister near Drumbo, on Nov. 30th. The celestians had both become Christians. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1904-12-08
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Luntz, Louise/
Voisin, Robert |
On Monday the 18th last, the marriage of Mr. Robert Voisin, St. Clements, to Miss Lintz [sic], of Bamberg, took place in St. Clements church. Only the immediate relatives were present. The young couple will make their future home with the groom's father. Mr. Peter Voisin, St. Clements. Wellesley Maple Leaf, 1908-05-21
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