1ES, BRANDON WISCONSINedee11ee*Lester Loechelt wasf!Married on Nov. 27n Union to Lauretta MoerschI 1 SHE^ ^ m mm Was Solemnized at Johns-lerTh• |r »)!ne:e -ft bur8»f A Thanksgiv’ng day ceremony per- j er*e *• formed at St. John’s church, Johns-• *1 burg at 8 a. m. united in marriage T:'* ’»! Miss Lauretta G. Moersch of Calumet Oa ;s ’f,J Harbor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.11 •'* Anton Moersch. and Lester R. Locch-chiett of Fairwater, son of Mrs. Martha LaSchroeder. The service was read byt the Rev. Joseph Eisenbarth. esag ♦)! The bride wore a henna lace dress Abu i! trimmed with velvet and a hat anil !d \\ shoes to correspond. She carried a Su 3‘ ' » bouquet of yellow roses. Her brides- ’ ma:d. Miss Mildred Schmitz, was la, lt !k dressed in b'ack lace with corres- tonponding hat and slippers and also Iij *! carried yellow roses. Wilbur Moersch t*i[lS re served as groomsman. j * 1v j Only relatives and immediate Su friends attended the breakfast and Scli- dinner at the bride’s home. Covers ,e were !aid for 50. Later the couple left neton a wedd ng trip to Chicago and theafter Jan. 2 will be at home to their netfriends at Calumet Harbor. Mr. Loech- ]ett is a clerk for the Chicago North Utl Western railroad. • the7-Se‘Su■t1- tt I Among the wedding guests w'ere ] 1. f)J Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moersch and Pa daughters, Rosemarie and Lila, Mr. 1 and Mrs. L. Riemer of Wausau. Mr. Su and Mrs. M. Schultz and sons of this Lie city, Mrs. Martha Schroeder, Mr. and (Mrs. Earl Beier, Mrs. E. Briese and Th Harry Loechelt of Fairwater. I MiFIRABBITS WINHe