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| The La Crosse Tribune Sunday 23 July 1950 page 12 La Crosse Bride's Home on Tomah Farm Mabel Lucille Polley and Elmer F. Ziegler were married at Asbury Methodist church July 6 by the Rev. Winslow Wilson, the two daughter and son of Mrs. Minta White, 2016 - 13th Place, and Mr. and Mrs. George Ziegler, Tomah, Wis., R. 4. Attending were Evelyn Ziegler and Mrs. George Starch, sisters of the bridegroom, Mary Lou Polley and Betty Jean Neibuhr, daughter and niece of the bride, as maid of honor, bridesmaid, junior bridesmaid and flower girl, Elmer Martin as best man, George Starch as groomsman. Peonies were on the alter, Mrs. Frances Spangler was organist and Mrs. John Halverson vocal soloist. (skpped flower and clothes description) A reception for a hundred was held at the VFW clubrooms, the out of town guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier and Mrs. Dolan, Encino, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherwin, Sparta: Mrs. Lula Whitney, Mrs. Fraine Whitney and children, Minneapolis: Mrs. Belle Kitto, Tower, Minn.: Mrs. Matilda Holberg, Sparta: Louis Thompson, Viroqua: Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christianson and Bobby, Westby: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ziegler, Vernon: Roland and Francis, Messrs. and Mmes. Jack Ziegler, Harry Gamble, Alven Gamble and Eldon Stendahl, and Miss Ida Schlaver, Rockland: Mr. and Mrs. George, Tomah: Nancy Hagedorn, Two Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler are residing on a farm at Tomah after a northern Wisconsin trip. Giving prenuptial showers for the bride were Mrs. Minta White, Mrs. Walter Niebuhr, Mrs. Lloyd White, Mrs. George Starch, Evelyn Ziegler, Edna Trondson, Dorothy Schizel and Marion Coney. |
The La Crosse Tribune Sunday 23 July 1950 page 12 Methodist Parsonage Pair at Tomah Tomah, Wis. (Special) Jeanette Norma Kenyon and Frank A. Storkel were married at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday, July 19, by the Rev. Harvey E. Schall, the vows at 7 p.m. for daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon, 600 Glendale avenue, and Mrs. Hulda Storkel, 514 Hollister avenue. Mrs. Harvey Sowle and Kyle Kenyon, brother attended. With her pale-yellow net and taffeta street-length dress the bride wore a corsage of pink rosebuds and the bridesmaids had like flowers for an aqua costume. A reception was held at the Legion hall and the couple left on a northern Wisconsin motor trip. Their home is to be at 514 Hollister avenue, the bridegroom proprietor of a hardware store. Mrs. Veva Von der Ohe and Mrs. Harvey Sowle gave prenuptial showers for the bride. |
| La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Sunday 1 November 1920 page 2 Miss Jennie Burke of Tomah and Mr. Oscar Moe of Camp Douglas were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage at Winona on October 27, by Rev. Potthoff. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Dora Burke, and Mr. Edward Moe, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Moe will reside at Camp Douglas. |
Wisconsin State Journal 1880 September 28 News Village of Reedsburg (special correspondence of the State Journal September 22) Mr. J. H. Hosler, of Harris & Hosler, was married last week to
Miss Grace Bell, of Tomah. They are expected hoem this week from a trip
to Dakota. |
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