BioM: Strohkirch, Joan (1964)
Contact: Pat Braun
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Surnames: Strohkirch,
Rau
----Source: Owen Enterprise (Owen, Clark Co., Wis.) 10/15/1964
----Strohkirch, Joan (3 OCT 1964
JOAN STROHKIRCH IS BRIDE OF WILLIAM
RAU
On a two weeks’ wedding trip through eastern states are the former
Miss Joan Lois Strohkirch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Strohkirch, Owen and
her husband, William Henry Rau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau, Dorchester, who
were married at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 3.
Officiating at the
nupitials held at the First congregational Church at Owen, during which Mr.
Strohkirch gave his daughter in marriage, was the Rev. Robert Goessling.
Miss Linda Haselow, Owen, played the organ and Miss Marjorie Dinauer, Milwaukee,
sang, “Because” and “The Lord’s Prayer.” Altar vases contained fall-colored
chrysanthemums.
The floor-length white satin gown had a bell-shaped skirt
with a slight train and imported appliques of lace trimming the bodice and
skirt.
Her pillbox headpiece was trimmed with lace to match her dress and
secured her shoulder-length veil. The bride’s cascade bouquet included white
chrysanthemums and yellow roses.
Bridal aides were Mrs. Kenneth (Vera)
Strohkirch, Colby, the matron of honor, and Miss Mardelle Mathewson, Owen, and
Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Rau, Waukesha, the bridesmaids.
They wore aqua
sheaths with matching overskirts and large bow headpieces with short veils, the
same hue as their ensembles. Each aide held a cascade of fall-colored
chrysanthemums.
Kenneth Strohkirch, Colby, was best man; Gerald Kollath,
Abbotsford and Robert Rau, Waukesha, the groomsmen and George Rau, Dorchester,
and Jerome Strohkirch, Waukegan, Ill., served as ushers.
The wedding
supper and reception were held at the Legion Hall of Owen.
Mrs. Rau, who
was graduated in 1953 from Owen High School, was employed by Mobil Oil Co.,
Milwaukee. Her husband, who was graduated in 1952 from Dorchester High School is
a mechanic at Mertens Garage, Dorchester.
Dorchester will be the home of
the newlyweds.
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