BioM: Krainz, Ruth Ann (1983)

Contact: Kathleen E. Englebretson

Email: kathy@wiclarkcountyhistory.org

Surnames: Krainz, Zwieg, Lavey, Hulbert, Gult

----Source: Marshfield News-Herald (12 October 1983)

Krainz, Ruth Ann (08 October 1983)

Miss Ruth Ann Krainz of Route 2, Neillsville, and Darwin Leslie Zwieg, Route 2, Neillsville, Clark County district attorney, were married October 8. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Val Krainz of Route 1, Willard and Mrs. Gladys Zwieg, Hartford.

Judge Michael Brennan officiated at the ceremony at Wildcat Inn Shelter with Mark Lavey furnishing music. Dinner followed the ceremony.

The bride had a white chiffon and alencon lace Queen Anne gowned designed with cathedral train, and a cascading bouquet of white roses, wine and pink pixie carnations, stephanotis, white chrysanthemums and baby's breath with greenery.

Mrs. Cheryl Ann Krainz of Marshfield was matron of honor and Mrs. Richard Hulbert of Slinger, the bridesmatron. They had dark burgundy formals with matching lace jackets and nosegays of wine and pink pixie carnations, white chrysanthemums, pink roses and baby's breath.

Lawrence Krainz of Marshfield was best man; Donald Gult, Route 1, Neosho, groomsmen. The reception, dance and lunch were at Fannie's Supper Club. They will live near Neillsville after a Montana hunting and camping trip.

The bride, who works for the Clark County Sheriffs Department, Received her B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Her husband attained his master's and law degree from the UW-Madison.