Genevieve Galbraith Weds Pvt Elmer R J Kinnetz
Genevieve Mae Galbraith daughter of Mr and Mrs Hughie Galbraith of Emmetsburg and Pvt Elmer R Kinnetz son of Mr and Mrs Leo Kinnetz Sr of Emmetsburg were married Sunday June 19 in the Graettinger Methodist church. Rev R B Hodgkin performed the double ring ceremony at 2 pm with Miss Patty Watson singing To Love You Truly Because. The bride wore a white satin gown with fingertip veil. Bridesmaid Sanet Lindsey of Poets was present and Richart Beddow of Ackley was a cousin attendant. An reception followed in the church hall. The bride is a Graettinger High School graduate class of 1955 and has been employed at Harriet State in Graettinger. The groom attended MInersburg High School and is stationed at Fort Riley. Relatives from several towns attended. The Emmetsburg Royal Neighbor group later met for a dinner in Mallard. The Mallard group had recently competed in a membership contest. Twenty six wariers attended the picnic and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Mae Galbraith
Hughie Galbraith
Mr Ribbon
Graettinger High School
Harriet State
Graettinger
Minersburg High School
Armed Forces
Port Riley
Mans
Emmoetsboro
Ruthven
Whittemore
Estherville
Fenton
Iveray Spencer
Milford
Cylinter
Eramers
St. Thomas Parish Hall
Beatrice Wedding Ties Michaelsen Luehrs in June
Irene Michaelsen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Michaelsen Beatrice Neb and Erich J. Luehrs son of Mrs. Alma Luehrs and the late Mr. Luehrs Wilhelmshaven Germany were married June 5 at 2 30 p m in St Pauls Lutheran Beatrice Neb with Rev E F Frese officiating The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli at the altar and a postlude Wedding March by Valentius The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a fitted bodice and full ballerina skirt a lace bolero and a silk net veil sent from Germany by the groom s mother The wedding party included sisters Mrs Williard Brown of Emmetsburg as matron of honor and Miss Rose Michaelsen as junior bridesmaid They wore pale green organdy gowns and pink carnation bouquets Best man was Herman Rikkels Uncle of the bride Junior groomsman was Diedrich Pollmann and cousin Robert Rikkels served as usher A reception for more than 130 followed in the church parlors The four tier cake topped with pink roses was cut by Ernest Herman Other hostesses and staff assisted in serving and greeting guests Later the couple left for their home at 22 1 2 High Beatrice Neb The bride attended Emmetsburg High School Concordia Teachers College Seward Neb and has clerical work at a Beatrice gas company The groom is a cabinet maker for Schottler Modern Fixtures Co at Beatrice A dinner for out of town relatives and friends was held at the bride s parents home The couple will reside in Beatrice Neb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Michaelsen
C. H. Michaelsen
Beatrice, Neb
Erich J. Luehrs
Alma Luehrs
Mr. Luehrs
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
St.Paul's
Lutheran Church
Beatrice
E. F. Frese
Jesus
Valentius
Williard. Brown
Emmetspurg
Rose
Michaelsen
Herman Rikkels
Oakdale
Diedrich Pollmann
Neb
Robert Rikkels
Waterloo
Ernest Herman
Herkiner, Kans
Franz Geyen
Menn | DeBuhe
Esther Gade
Anna Marie Pollmann
Roy
Grupe
Raymond Ehnen
Walter Duensing
Henry Hinrichs
iKitphen
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Genevieve Galbraith
Pvt
Elmer R. J. Kinnetz
Robert. Mulroney
Dan Glemon
Coff
Mrs. Elmer
R. Kinnetz
Phodto
Hugh Neary
Jack Phillips
Paul Jones
William Kerwick
Thomas Fries
Lyle Lastime
Harold Dammann
Leslie Baxter
Lesle Baxter
Don Dammann
Lucille Baxter
Gary Swanton
Hnterthinseison
Wayland
Casper W Nelson
Breese
Martha Helen Nelson
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Entertains Bridge Club
P.T. O'Brien
Alfred Murray
Mr. & Mrs
M. & JR. Hakes
Mileham Produce
Emmetsburg Produce
Harglo’s Food Store
Motorola
Bob's Radio
Arnold Park
Lake Okobaji
Martin Funeral Homes
Emmeteburg
Reporter-Democrat
Ladies Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Harolds
U.S
Harold
Harold's
U. S
Raths Blackhawk
HATRA
Coefee
Baby Limas
Nash
Penicks Grystal
Velveeta
Wieners
Elbo
Angel Food
Mrs. Clarks
Nabisco
Ali Gooch
Harold’s Food Store
Iarolb
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