MARRIAGE: Charles FENSTERMACHER to Kate KAHLE, 1880, Blair County, PA

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Orange Blossoms.

  Last evening H. Charles Fenstermaker and Miss Katie Kahle were united 
in marriage by Rev. M. Baker, of the Lutheran church.  Both Mr. and 
Mrs. Fenstermacker are well known in this city and have hosts of 
friends here.  "Fensty," as he is popularly known, was until recently 
one of the TRIBUNE force, but a few weeks since he took charge of the 
composing room of the Fort Wayne Sentinel.  He is an excellent business 
man and well worthy of the pretty and agreeable little wife which he 
calls his own.  We tender hearty congratulations to the happy couple.  
They departed for their western home last evening.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Thursday, November 4, 1880

FAMILIAR FACES REFLECTED.

  Charles Fenstermacher, formerly of this city, is now one of the 
editors and proprietors of the Pocatello Tribune, a sprightly weekly 
newspaper published at Pocatello, Idaho.  Mr. Fenstermacher married 
Miss Kate, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kahle, of this city, and 
both have many friends in Altoona who will be pleased to learn that 
they are getting along prosperously in the wild and wooly west.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Saturday Evening, June 3, 1893

FAMILIAR FACES REFLECTED.

  Charles Fenstermacher, formerly of this city, is now one of the 
editors and proprietors of the Pocatello Tribune, a sprightly weekly 
newspaper published at Pocatello, Idaho.  Mr. Fenstermacher married 
Miss Kate, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kahle, of this city, and 
both have many friends in Altoona who will be pleased to learn that 
they are getting along prosperously in the wild and wooly west.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Saturday Evening, June 3, 1893