1925
IN OLD OCONTO COUNTY |
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Oconto County Reporter
July 23, 1925 Mr. and Mrs. George Ford announce the marriage of their son, Irl, to Miss Kathryn E. Ribsen, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Ribsen of Wausau. The marriage took place July 4 at Milwaukee. One of the prettiest weddings of the season was that
of Miss Eva Watterich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Watterich of this city,
who was joined in wedlock to Mr. Paul McGehee of Peoria, Ill., at seven
Monday morning at St. Josephs Catholic Church.
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August 27, 1925 A pretty wedding was at
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Sept. 3, 1925 researched and contributed by Richard La Brosse Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harms and the parents of a son born
Saturday, August 31.
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Sept, 17, 1925 researched and contributed by Richard La Brosse Marriage liscense-Elensen Koeppen and Emma Kobs, both
of Underhill.
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October 8, 1925 researched and contributed by Richard La Brosse The marriage of Miss Idella Hatton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hatton and Wilbur Bergevain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergevain,
was solemnized Wednesday morning at eight thirty in St. Peters parsonage,
Rev. Looze performing the ceremony.
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October 22, 1925 researched and contributed by Richard La Brosse Mrs. Bertha Delware and Mr. Nels Christensen, both
of this city, were quietly married at Menominee Saturday evening at eight.
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November 5, 1925 A pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Joseph Catholic
church Tuesday morning when Miss Mary Perdzock was married to Chester McTavish.
Rev. Becker officiated.
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December 17, 1925 Marriage licenses—
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December 24, 1925 Marriage licenses -
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December 31, 1925 researched by Richard LaBrosse Miss Pearl Catherine Kenney, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Kenney, became the bride of Earl George Kane, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kane on Tuesday, Dec. 29.
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