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I» ( II mil M K # nn«Blanchardville—lt;Times SpcriaI ’ j (Service)—Miss Melon Margaret 1O'Connor, daughter of Mr. and jMrs Edward O'Connor, Madison. (beta me the bride ot Joseph MMcKenna, sen ot Mr and Mrs. ( Frank McKenna, Madison, former * Blanchardville residents The ctremon was solemntwd Satur-. day in St Raphael's cathedral at * Madison hy Msgr William Mahoney bet we an altar decorated with w hite snatKiragons and jonquils jThe bride's gown of white satin flowed into a court tram, and her fingertip veil was caught with a tiara of seed pearls She ’carried a bridal bouquet of white I lilies Miss Mary Catherine O'Connor, wearing aqua faille, was her sister's maid of honor RichardMcKenna was his brother's bestman. and Clifford and Jerome O'Connor, William McKenna and Curtis Derse were ushersA wedding breakfast was served at tfc« Loraine hlt;»t€»l to immediate relative* following the ceremony, while the newlywed* received 200 guests a! a receptionI later in the hotelFollowing a wedding trip to Chicago and Cleveland, the Mc-\ Kennas will be at home in Madison. where he is sales supervisor■ lor Red Dot foods since his return from military service over-•sea* Mrs McKenna is em-ployed in Manchester's st«*re
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Monroe Evening Times

Monroe, Wisconsin, US

Wed, Feb 20, 1946

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