BioM: Pernsteiner, Janet Marie
(1969)
Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail:
dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Pernsteiner, Boh,
Eberhardy, Kuhl, Krall, Marg, Schnabel, Short, Nelson
----Source: Clark
County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 9/11/1969
Pernsteiner, Janet
Marie (Marriage - 6 September 1969)
Miss Janet Marie Pernsteiner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Pernsteiner, Jr., of Rt. 1 Granton and
Franklin Michael Boh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boh of Rt. 1 Neillsville, were
united in marriage at 12 o’clock noon, September 6, at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church in Neillsville. The Rev. George M. Nelson performed the double ring
ceremony.
Gladioli and ‘mums decorated the altar. White star burst ‘mums
and pink carnations marked the pews for the 300 guests.
The bride, given
in marriage by her father, selected a floor length gown of sheer organza over
taffeta. The bodice, embroidered with appliquéd lace and sequins, featured an
empire waistline and a scoop neckline. The short sleeves of double lace had a
scalloped border and a dusting of sequins. The A-line skirt was also appliquéd
with sequin studded lace, and a long, sweeping, lace-trimmed train flowed from
the full shirred back. A small pillbox of organza and Alencon lace with double
bow at back, trimmed with pearls and crystals, secured the nylon illusion,
chapel sweep, double veil and double elbow length veil. Pink streamers tied with
stephanotis flowed from the bride’s round colonial bouquet of pink and white
roses and stephanotis.
Mrs. Leroy Lezotte of Neillsville was
matron-of-honor, and Miss Janice Pernsteiner of Granton was made-of-honor. Miss
Cindy Pernsteiner of Medford, Mrs. Charles Eberhardy of Marshfield, Mrs. Tom
Pernsteiner and Mrs. Joe Pernsteiner, III, both of Granton were bridesmaids.
They donned floor length gowns of pink chiffon. The long sheer sleeves, ending
in a pleated ruffle, and the high ruffled neckline, were banded with Venise
lace, a band of which also defined the length of the gowns. Three dainty chiffon
bows set off the modified empire waistlines that flowed into A-line skirts.
Their floor length bouffant veils were attached to a headpiece of triple organza
petals centered with a cluster of floral sprays. They carried reed basket filled
with pink roses, white starburst ‘mums and baby’s breath scattered with
stephanotis.
Leroy Lezotte of Neillsville was bestman. Wayne Kuhl of
Granton, Thomas A. Krall of Milwaukee, Charles Eberhardy of Marshfield, Tom
Pernsteiner and Joe Pernsteiner, III, both of Granton, were groomsmen. Ushering
duties were performed by Keith Marg of Neillsville and Harlan Schnabel of
Granton.
Flower girls were Kathy and Carol Lezotte and Sue and Shelly
Pernsteiner. They wore gowns identical to the bride’s attendants, but pink
satin, double bows forming their head covering.
Mrs. Glenn Short presided
at the organ and St. Mary’s children’s choir sang.
A 2 p.m. wedding
dinner was given at the Bali Hai Supper Club followed by a reception with 300
guests in attendance. A wedding dance was held at the Silver Dome Ballroom.
The bride is a 1969 graduate of Granton High School. The groom, a 1964
Neillsville High School graduate, is engaged in farming. Following a wedding
trip they will reside on Rt. 1 Neillsville.
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