The Niemuth
Family - Newspaper Articles
-- Albert
Henry Niemuth --
-- &
wife, Roslind C. (Raymond) Niemuth --
- News of What Women are Doing in
Clubs, Home and Society
Rosalind Raymond Becomes Bride Of Albert Niemuth Jr.
- St. Mary's Catholic church with
its beautiful Christmas decorations made a pretty setting for
a wedding
- Thursday morning at 7 o'clock when
Miss Rosalind C. Raymond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond,
became the bride of Albert H. Niemuth Jr., the son of Albert
T. Niemuth. The Rev. William A. Reul performed the ceremony and
selections during the mass were played by Sister M. Carola and
Miss Miriam Murphy.
- Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attired in a powder blue wool crepe street length
dress. For
- flowers she wore a gardenia corsage
and her accessories were black. Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Cottrell, cousins of the bridegroom. Mrs. Cottrell
wore dusty rose in a street length dress with black accessories.
She, too, wore gardenias.
- A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony to members of the immediate families at Mrs. Bork's
- on Jackson drive. Table appointments
were in white, with a centerpiece of chrysanthemums and lighted
tapers.
- Immediately after the breakfast
the couple left for Rock Island, Ill., where they will remain
for two weeks
- before leaving for Seattle, Wash.,
where Mr. Niemuth has been transferred as field engineer for
the United States government. Enroute they will travel through
California and other southwestern states. Before her marriage
Mrs. Niemuth was employed by the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation.
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- [Source: Oshkosh Daily Northwestern,
Friday, December 27, 1940]
- Club Hosts Miss Oshkosh
- Miss Wisconsin pageant movies were
showed [shown] by Mike Goerlitz to members of the Business
- Women's Club of Oshkosh, assembled
Tuesday evening for cocktails and dinner at the Picasso Plaza.
- Introduced as a special guest was
Miss Oshkosh, Carol Buelow, who was accompanied by her chaperone,
- Mrs. A. A. Smith, and her mother,
Mrs. Marlyn Buelow. The city's new reigning queen spoke briefly,
expressing appreciation for her year's royal role and telling
of some of her experiences since she acquired the title.
- After showing the Miss Wisconsin
films, Mr. Goerlitz conducted a question and answer session.
- "We should be proud that our
city is the home of one of the finest State Pageants," he
concluded.
- Miss Lucille Maney, vice president,
conducted the meeting when it was decided to attend one of the
- morning radio programs, "Breakfast
at Howard Johnsons." Mrs. Alice Conrad reported on attendance
at a Community Council meeting considering "Open Housing."
- Mrs. Rosalind Niemuth was program
chairman. Prizes went to Miss Alice Dehlke, Mrs. Lucille Rodat,
- Mrs. Elaine Norkofski, Mrs. Freda
Briggs, Mrs. Alton Reuton, Mrs. Dorothy Benson, Mrs. Estelle
Eisner, Mrs. Margaret Johnston and Mrs. Clara Labelle.
- Mrs. Milton Schumacher was accepted
as a new member.
- It was announced that next month's
meeting will feature a "white elephant" sale. [Click
here to see actual clipping]
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- [Photograph caption:] Welcome Miss Oshkosh; Business Women's
Club of Oshkosh, meeting Tuesday night in the Picasso Plaza,
officially welcomed the new Miss Oshkosh in the person of Carol
Buelow. In this group, left, are Mrs. Rosalind Niemuth, Miss
Oshkosh, Mrs. Harriet Smith, the title holder's official chaperone,
and Mike Goerlitz, who showed films.
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- [Source: Oshkosh Northwestern,
March 13, 1958]
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