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Jetty Lou Thies andames Wittenburgthe groom are Mr. and Mrs.lister, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Richard Pleg-jenkuhle and Mrs. Melvin Ohlen-lorf. They wore identical dres* ;es of red and silver with red /civet bodices. All wore white amations.Cindy Kedmg was the flower ’irl dressed in white taffeta Roy Guenther acted as ring bearerRest man was John Witten-burg, brother of the groom. Richard Pteggenkuhle and MelvinOh lend or f were groom’s attendants. Ushers were Allen Sutherland and Werner BrunscheonThe bride’s mother attended the wedding in a tan and brown ensemble. Mother of the groom wore a navy blue suit Both wore a red rose corsage.A reception was held at Tripoli Town Hall for 180 guests, coming from Sumner, Waverly, Frederika. Hawkcye, Alpha, WV tconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keding, Sumner, and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Ott, F’hurg, were hosts.Mrs. George Writtenburg and Mrs. Erwin Keding cut the wedding cake, Mrs. Alvin Brunscheon poured and Mrs. Arnold Brunscheon served punchWaitresses were Eileen Kent, Patricia Gaede. Carol Buchholz. Karen Bicrmann, Marlene Miller, Connie Brunscheon, Sandra Broi-heir and Patricia Voss.The bride is employed at theSumner Bakery and the groom is in the Armed forces stationed at Fort Sill. Oklahoma, where the couple will make their home.tamed at the organ by Mrs. Rav ichwarzcGiven in marriage by her fa-her, the bride wore a gown of ace over satin and carried a wuquet of red roses.Mary Jean Thio . the bride sUnion. F’Burg, Tripoli, and Wis
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Tripoli Leader
Tripoli, Iowa, US
Wed, Mar 14, 1962
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