BioM: Molle, Cairgene (1958)

 

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Surnames: Molle, Kauth

 

----Source: The Loyal Tribune (Loyal, Clark County, WI 15 May 1958)

 

Molle, Cairgene (03 MAY 1958)

 

Relatives and friends gathered at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church at Loyal May 3 to WQitness the 9 o’clock nuptial service during which Miss Cairgene Molle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Molle, Unity, exchanged vows with Leroy Kauth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kauth, Greenwood. The Rev. Norbert King was the officiating clergyman.

 

A bridal gown designed with long sleeves and boat-shaped neckline and lace-edged ruffled skirt was donned by the bride, who carried pink roses and stephanotis. A tiara headpiece held her veil of illusion.

 

Miss Rose Marie Degenhardt, Loyal, was maid of honor in a floor-length formal, which had a ruffled skirt and lace jacket topping the bodice. She carried a pink and whit colonial arrangement of carnations.

 

Other bridal aides dressed like the maid of honor and carrying similar floral pieces were Mrs. Glenn Rachu, Colby; Miss Lucille Wucherpfennig, Loyal; and Miss Sharon Molle, unity.

 

The flower girls, Linda Molle, Unity and Kathy Kauth, Milwaukee, wore white taffeta and net floor-length frocks tied with huge bows at the back and carried pink and white carnations in colonial design.

 

Best man was Ronald Braun, Loyal, and the groomsmen were Glenn Rachu, Colby, and James Bauer and Conrad Becker, both of Loyal. Melford Molle and Richard Kauth ushered.

 

Don Colby’s tavern at Unity was the setting for the wedding dinner, reception, supper and mid-lunch, approximately 150 guests attending.

 

The bride was graduated from Colby High School and the groom from Loyal High School. The newlyweds will reside on his patents farm, where he is employed. Prior to her wedding Mrs. Kauth was an employee of the Albert H. Weinbrenner Shoe Manufacturing Co. in Marshfield.

  

 

 


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