Baan*ch*AretuunbaultJohn M. Bannach, junior member of the Currier St Bannach automobile firm and Miss Geraldine Archam-baultT for the past few yean a bookkeeper at the First National bank, were married at St. Stanislaus1' church Wednesday morning:, Rev. Anton Mai* kowski tying the nuptial knot The attendants were Miss Amelia and Emil Bannach, brother and sister of the groom.Mr. and Mrs. Bannach drove to Cust* or, where wedding breakfast was served at the Ijpme of the groomi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bannach, and later in the forenoon they accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Currier by automobile to Oshokoah. The newly weds boarded a train in the latter city for a week's trip to Milwaukee, Chicago and other places south of h^re.Shortly after their return they will go to housekeeping at 1025 Briggs street.I Mrs. Bannach came here from Phillips. where she is a member of one of that city's best known families. *d Herthttsband was employed by Mr. Currier for a couple of years before becoming more directly associated In business with him.