^5, UKAINUUIM WiaUJINdlPILester Loechelt wasaMarried on Nov. 27'■ Union to Lauretta MoerschWas Solemnized at Johns-burgtlt;'nKCCA Thanksgiv’ng day ceremony per- e formed at St. John’s church, Johns-burg at 8 a. m. united in marriage Miss Lauretta G. Moersch of Calumet Harbor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Moersch. and Lester R. Locch-ett of Fairwater, son of Mrs. Martha L Schroeder. The service was read by the Rev. Joseph Eisenbarth. e:The bride wore a henna lace dress A trimmed with velvet and a hat andc1shoes to correspond. She carried a S bouquet of yellow roses. Her brides-ma:d. Miss Mildred Schmitz, was lr dressed in b'ack lace with corres- tcponding hat and slippers and also carried yellow roses. Wilbur Moersch t» served as groomsman. j vOnly refatives and immediate S friends attended the breakfast and S dinner at the bride’s home. Coverswere laid for 50. Later the couple left n on a wedd ng trip to Chicago and :} after Jan. 2 will be at home to their nlt; friends at Calumet Harbor. Mr. Loech-ett is a clerk for the Chicago North L $ Western railroad. • tfAmong the wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moersch and P daughters, Rosemarie and Lila, Mr. and Mrs. L. Riemer of Wausau. Mr. S and Mrs. M. Schultz and sons of this Lcity, Mrs. Martha Schroeder, Mr. and iMrs. Earl Beier, Mrs. E. Briese and T Harry Loechelt of Fairwater. IVRABBITS WINh