BioM: Smith, Etta Ann (1971)
Contact:
Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Smith, Czarnik,
Svetlik, Mabie, Parrett, Smith, Hayden, Beede, Bowen, Gilbertson, Barth, Scott,
Nickel
----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co, WI)
9/23/1971
Smith, Etta Ann (Marriage - 18 September 1971)
Miss Etta
Ann Smith became the bride of Robert John Czarnik, Oak Lawn, Ill., Saturday
afternoon, September 18, at the Neillsville United Church of Christ. The Rev.
Melvin Nickel of the United Methodist Church officiated at the double-ring
ceremony which united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bergen Smith of Neillsville
and the son of Mrs. Mary Ann Czarnik of Chicago, Ill.
The church was
decorated by a bouquet of yellow mums and white gladioli. Soloist Mrs. Kathy
Barth was accompanied by Mrs. Jess W. Scott at the organ.
For her
marriage, the bride chose a gown of delicate organza enhance by the richness of
peau d’ange lace and styled with an illusion neckline, pouf sleeves and a
tubular train. She carried a circular bouquet of red, yellow, white and pink
roses entwined with baby’s breath as she was given in marriage by her father.
Toni Jean Svetlik was the bride’s honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Janie
Mabie of Medford, Gladys Parrett of West Allis and Caroline Smith of Eau Claire.
The bridal attendants wore low cut, empire-styled gowns trimmed with white
daisies and green velvet back-bows. They carried bouquets of white daisies
entwined with baby’s breath and accented by long, green velvet cording.
David Hayden served as bestman. Groomsmen were Steve Mabie of Medford, Jim
Czarnik of Chicago, Ill., and Hollis Beede of Waukesha. Vern Bowen of Alma
Center and Richard Gilbertson of Merrillan acted as ushers.
The bride, a
1970 graduate of Neillsville High School, also attended Milwaukee area technical
college. The groom graduated from Lincoln High School at Alma Center in 1964 and
also attended River Falls State University.
A wedding reception at the
Wildcat Inn was followed by a dance at the Silver Dome ballroom.
The
couple will live in Oak Lawn, Ill., where the groom is employed as industrial
painter.
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