BioM: Chudyk, Marjorie Ann (1965)
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Surnames: Chudyk, Friedenfels, Crubel, Mercier, Pogodzinski
---------Source: OWEN ENTERPRISE (Owen, Clark County, Wis.) 16 Sep 1965
Chudyk, Marjorie Ann (4 SEP 1965)
The Holy Rosary Catholic Church at Owen was the scene of the wedding of Miss
Marjorie Ann Chudyk and Edward Roger Friedenfels Saturday, Sept. 4, 1965.
Rev. Huber L. Crubel, pastor, officiated at the ceremony at which the bride was
given in marriage by her father. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Chudyk, route 1, Owen, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Emil Friendenfels, route
2, Owen (Clark Co., Wis.). The church choir sang for the wedding and the altar
held white and pink gladioli.
The bride’s floor length gown of Chantilace featured a Sabrina neckline and
fitted bodice above a full four tier skirt which ended in a large V-shaped
chapel train. Her bouffant veil of English illusion billowed from a crown of
seed pearls with aurora crystal teardrops and she carried a floral bouquet.
Street length dresses of fiesta pink peau de soie featuring bateau necklines,
fitted bodices and floor length overskirts were worn by the bridal aides, with
their small bouffant veils and floral headpieces. Mrs. Albert Mercier of
Milwaukee was the matron of honor and Mrs. Frank Chudyk of Unity, the
bridesmaid. They carried white roses.
Albert Mercier and Frank Chudyk served as the groom’s attendants. Arnold
Pogodzinski and Frank Friedenfels, both of Owen, Ushered.
A reception for the wedding was at the parental Chudyk home and the dinner was
at the church hall. The dance that evening took place at the American Legion
Hall in Owen.
The newlyweds are graduates of Owen-Withee High School, she in 1963 and he in
1961. She has been employed at Hub City Jobbing Co. in Marshfield, and he is a
diesel mechanic. They will make their home in Milwaukee.
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