June Marie Zinnel and Paul Eugene Smith of West Bend were united in 'marriage Friday Nov, 26, 7:30 P.M. toy the Rev. Cleo Kautsch at Peace Lutheran Church at West Bend. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zinnel of Rodman, and Mr. and (Mrs. Wave Smith of West Bend.Given in marriage toy her father the bride wore a white brush satin gown in an empire style with an A line slhirt.' The bodice had a round neok with a high ■collar. Across and down theicenter of the gown was a light ribbon ‘in lace, The long fitted rsJeeves had flare cuffs. The long train started from the waist with ’the blue dbbon also in iace going down the train.The veil was made toy the groom’s mother with lace and beads. The bride carried a colonial bouquet of red roses andwhite carnations. Her jewelry was a diamond necklace, a gift of the groom.■ ■ . i. • »Miss Garlene Zinnel, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Ken Baughman of Monti-cello, III. the igroom’s sister and Ruth Ketelsen, a friend of WestBend, were bridesmaids, All three attendants wore identical gowns of royal velvet and light tolue satin with an empire waist 'and long A-line shirt, with a ribbon around the waist and short puffy sleeves. They also carried colonial ibouquets with whitecarnations, All attendants wore• ■ • .■a pearl necklace given toy thebride, Both mothers wore blue■knit dresses.■ * ■ #■Dennis Helmke of Lincoln, Netor., a friend of the groom, was best man, Groomsmen were (Bruce Strampe, brother-in-law of (the grooom of Etkader, la., and Stanley Zinnel, ‘cousin of the bride of West Bend, The menall wore iblack tuxedo, • : •. 1; Mrs. Steve Broim of CenterPoint, I , organist played the processional, Jesus, Joy of Men’s Desiring.” The so 1st was Gene Anderson of Iowa City who sang “The Lord’s Prayer’’. Glenda Zinnel, sister of the bride and Jon Zinnel of Whittemore, cousin, were candle lighters,Photo by Glenn’s Studio Janice Zinnel, cousin of Whitte-Mmore registered the guests who were ushered to their seats by Ken Baughman of Monticello, 111., brother-in-law of the groom and Craig Bell, of Waterloo, cousin of the bride.Honor guests were grandparents of the bridal couple, Mrs. Laurenetta Miller, Fenton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Runehey ofAlgona.The reception was held in the •dhurdh parlors with (Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson and Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Zinnel of West Bend, the hosts. Kathy Hagen dapped punch; the tiered wedding cake was cut and served by Nancy Runehey of Schaumiburg, 111., and Mrs. Fred Ruhnke of Ft. ‘Dodge; and (Mrs. Carmen Bell of Waterloo, and (Mrs. Bruce Strampe of Elkader, presided at the coffee services.Waitresses were Marilyn 'Anderson, West Bend; Debra Zinnel, Cylinder; Bonnie, Patty, Brenda and Carrie Jacobson, ' Ottosen. Mrs. Marvin Curry, Diane Eniger and Janette Flynn, all of Em-metsburg were in charge of the gifts, Kathy Hagen of Cylinder was the to ride’s personal attendant.The newlyweds are at home jn Emimetsburg where ‘Mrs. Smith is employed at Iowa Trust Savings Bank* and her husband attends lolt;wa Lakes Community College, majoring in a farmequipment technical course.; ' . • . .The ibriide .graduated ‘from Emmetstourg High School in 1970 and Iowa Lakes Comm. College where she majored in clericalstudy, in 1971. Mr. Smith is a 1964 graduate of Algona High■School and a two-year technicalcourse? in electronics at North Iowa Community College at Mason City. He spent four years in the Navy serving aboard the USS Cochran and is presently employed at Schultz Bros, inAlgona,Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Smith parents of the groom, entertain-ed the wedding party iat an aftei rehearsal buffet in their home or Thursday evening.