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hu-herKristine Loechelt - - Joseph Buskirk, Jr.a ]HeLoechelt-Van Buskirkreiwattleigs,th-Repeat Vows June 22Igs.of•nd;io’s■nd.weAhojustandr to uchtovBrke:kolt;ancrse:e’salltelldy,ly:On the yard of her parents, m front of an arbor decorated with garden flowers, Kristine Marie Loechelt became the bride of Joseph Van Buskirk Jr.Rev. Albert Grender performed the 2:30, June 22, double ring ceremony. The brides cousin, Sue Benner, Oshkosh, sang “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”, Mrs. Robert Werth, aunt of the bride, provided the organ music.The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Loe-vides for ramps for the haeee31tatchelt, Fair water, and thegrooms father is Joseph Van Buskirk, Sr., Philadelphia, Pa.Presented for marriage by her father, the bride wore a colonial style muslin dress that was designed and made by her mother. The stand-up collar and bishop sleeves with long cuffs were cotton lace trimmed with edging. Small buttonsadorned the bodice to the inset waist and that tied to abow in back. The gatheredskirt ended with a flounce trimmed with edging. She wore a wide brimmed hat and carried a basket of red roses andbaby’s breath.Cheryl Loechelt was her sister’s maid of honor. The dress she made was of floral print muslin. The wide shoulder and skirt ruffles were trimmed with navy lace. The inset waist band tied to a bow in back. She wore a wide brimmed navy hat and carried a basket ofa IwilaftAujareAriduaandduaSchgarden flowers.Michael Geoffrion, Oregon, Ohio, was best man for his friend. The men wore black tuxedo's.
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Brandon Times
Brandon, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jul 25, 1974
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