uri-SeraesLORMA BLANK BECOMES BRIDE OFRAYMOND ZINNELf3tItiIn a beautiful ceremony solemnized in Peace Lutheran church Sunday afternoon, Oct. 31st, Miss Lorma Elaine Blank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blank, became the bride or Raymond E. Zinnel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zinnel, Sr.Rev. A. E. Krause delivered a weddingsermon, while Rev. Otto Engel, the bride's uncle, performed the double ring ceremony.Miss Blank, given in mat* riage by her father, wore a white over-all lace gown. A satin trimmed ruffle followed the low rounded neckline while the sleeves were traditionally pointed. The full circular skirt fell into a small train. Her full length veil was held in place by a matching lace coronet.She carried a shower bouquet of yellow and white roses. For jewelry, she wore’a rhinestone nedkllace, a gift of the groom.Miss Gradkla Blank,, a sister of the biride, was maid of honor while Mrs. Myron Rutledge, a close friend of the bride, served as matron of honor. The two additional attendants were Elaine Krahn, a training classmate of the bride, and Marcella Zinnel, sister of the groom.The attendants wore gowns of over-all blue lace with a high neckline, cap sleeves, fitted to the waistline, then falling into a fish-tail tunis over white satin skirts. Their coronets and mitts were of matching materials. Their shower bouquets were of yellow and white baby mums tied with little white ribbons.LEE FRY IS NEW CITY MARSHALBeginning Nov. 1st, Lee Fry has been appointed city marshal, following the resignation of Em Zaugg on Oct. 20th. Thlt; new marshal wias appointed by Mayor Jaeger.L. S. L* C. NOTESThe L. SL L. C. met at the home of Mrs. Jerry Schutter on Tuesday, Nov. 2. Eighteen members responded to roil call, “At Your Pleasure.” Mrs. Rouipe reviewed “White House Dairy” by Mrs. Nesbit. Lunch was served. Club adjourned to meet Nov. 16th with Mrs. Vohs.THANKSThe West Bend Fire Dept, wishes to take this opportunity to thankl all those who contributed to the support of the Annual Fireman’s Dance last Saturday evening. It was a real success. — West Bend Fire Department,carried out in a color scheme of blue and yellow, the (bride’s colors. Waitresses were Betty Reinen, Alvina Berninghaus, Betty Ketelsen, Wilhelm* na Harms, Mrs. Allan Wehrspann and Mrs. H. Strueokler. Hostesses were Mrs. L. Reinen, Mrs Frank Jergens, Mrs Tim Klein, Miss Rosina Kitzman, Mrs. Rex Downing, Mrs. Leona Frieden and Mrs. Art Zinnel.Mrs. Carleton Chapman, a friend of the bride, presided over the guest (book, while Miss Marie Blank, an aunt of thebride’s, was in charge of thegifts.The ,ring-bearer, with . his i' wasWi cousiiTof'iI* Ithe bride, while Carol Zinnel, the groom’s niece, was the flower girl. Both were dressed in white satin.Henry Zinnel, jr., served as best man, and Allan Wehrspann, Henry Falb, Jr., and Frederick Blank were ushers. The men wore white dinner jackets with (bronze mums as boutonnieres.Nuptial music was provided by MisTs Rosina Kitzman, organist, and by Gilbert Berninghaus who sang “The Lord’s Prayer” and “O Perfect Love.”The reception following the ceremony was held In tho church parlors. The bride’s table was centered with a fourtiered wedding cake topped with the dove of love carrying two rings. Decorations wereFor her going away ensemblethe, bride wore a beige tailored^It^thi^la^acces e sand a green scarf at her throat. Her corsage was of yellow and white roses.After a wedding trip, the couple will be at home on a} farm near West Bend,The bride was graduated from West Bend high school and after a year at Emmets-burg Junior College she entered training at Walther Memorial hospital. After graduation she was employed at the Fort Dodge Lutheran hospital.The bridegroom was graduated from West Bend high school and served in the navy. He is now engaged in farming Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blank were hosts at a luncheon for the bridal party at their home Sunday noon. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Bennie Ban-wart and Mrs. Fred Hoffert.