Jewell was the daughter of William and Eleanor Emmerich. She was a teacher for many years at Newton Community High School. She is survived by a Brother, Don Emmerich and a sister, Coletta Worcester.
Wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich is a bride of Jack Bauman
St. Joseph Church, Island Grove, was the scene Sunday Afternoon, December 22, 1946 of the wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich of that vicinity and Jack Bauman of Olney. The Rev. George Nell, pastor of the parish, performed the ceremony at 2:00 o'clock before a large group of relatives and friends, many of them from out of town.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Emmerich of Island Grove, was attired in a gown of white velvet, made along traditional lines, with with a fitted bodice and full skirt, ending in a train. The sweetheart neckline was finished with small scallops, and the same motif was repeated at the waist. Her full length veil of net was held in place by a cornet seed pearls. She carried a mother of pearl back Prayer book, to which was attached a single orchid.
Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Colletta Emmerich, whose gown was made similarly to that of the bride's in American beauty velvet. Her matching velvet headdress was held in place with clusters of white Chrysanthemums, and she carried an arm bouquet of the same flowers.
Larry Jansen, small son of Mr. And Mrs. Clete Jansen of Newton was ring bearer. He wore a suit of black velvet with a white satin shirt, and carried the ring on a pillow of white velvet trimmed in lace.
Mr. Bauman had as his best man his brother, Joe Bauman of Chicago. Ushers included Don Emmerich, brother of the bride, and Charles Hicks and Richard Bower of Olney.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Ralph Emmerich, uncle of the bride, who sang "Ave Maria," and Miss Mary Anne Weber and Miss Genevieve Schackmann, who sang "I Love You Truly" as the wedding party entered the church. The three sang " Oh Promise Me."
Wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich is a bride of Jack Bauman
St. Joseph Church, Island Grove, was the scene Sunday Afternoon, December 22, 1946 of the wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich of that vicinity and Jack Bauman of Olney. The Rev. George Nell, pastor of the parish, performed the ceremony at 2:00 o'clock before a large group of relatives and friends, many of them from out of town.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Emmerich of Island Grove, was attired in a gown of white velvet, made along traditional lines, with with a fitted bodice and full skirt, ending in a train. The sweetheart neckline was finished with small scallops, and the same motif was repeated at the waist. Her full length veil of net was held in place by a cornet seed pearls. She carried a mother of pearl back Prayer book, to which was attached a single orchid.
Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Colletta Emmerich, whose gown was made similarly to that of the bride's in American beauty velvet. Her matching velvet headdress was held in place with clusters of white Chrysanthemums, and she carried an arm bouquet of the same flowers.
Larry Jansen, small son of Mr. And Mrs. Clete Jansen of Newton was ring bearer. He wore a suit of black velvet with a white satin shirt, and carried the ring on a pillow of white velvet trimmed in lace.
Mr. Bauman had as his best man his brother, Joe Bauman of Chicago. Ushers included Don Emmerich, brother of the bride, and Charles Hicks and Richard Bower of Olney.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Ralph Emmerich, uncle of the bride, who sang "Ave Maria," and Miss Mary Anne Weber and Miss Genevieve Schackmann, who sang "I Love You Truly" as the wedding party entered the church. The three sang " Oh Promise Me."
Jewell was the daughter of William and Eleanor Emmerich. She was a teacher for many years at Newton Community High School. She is survived by a Brother, Don Emmerich and a sister, Coletta Worcester.
Wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich is a bride of Jack Bauman
St. Joseph Church, Island Grove, was the scene Sunday Afternoon, December 22, 1946 of the wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich of that vicinity and Jack Bauman of Olney. The Rev. George Nell, pastor of the parish, performed the ceremony at 2:00 o'clock before a large group of relatives and friends, many of them from out of town.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Emmerich of Island Grove, was attired in a gown of white velvet, made along traditional lines, with with a fitted bodice and full skirt, ending in a train. The sweetheart neckline was finished with small scallops, and the same motif was repeated at the waist. Her full length veil of net was held in place by a cornet seed pearls. She carried a mother of pearl back Prayer book, to which was attached a single orchid.
Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Colletta Emmerich, whose gown was made similarly to that of the bride's in American beauty velvet. Her matching velvet headdress was held in place with clusters of white Chrysanthemums, and she carried an arm bouquet of the same flowers.
Larry Jansen, small son of Mr. And Mrs. Clete Jansen of Newton was ring bearer. He wore a suit of black velvet with a white satin shirt, and carried the ring on a pillow of white velvet trimmed in lace.
Mr. Bauman had as his best man his brother, Joe Bauman of Chicago. Ushers included Don Emmerich, brother of the bride, and Charles Hicks and Richard Bower of Olney.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Ralph Emmerich, uncle of the bride, who sang "Ave Maria," and Miss Mary Anne Weber and Miss Genevieve Schackmann, who sang "I Love You Truly" as the wedding party entered the church. The three sang " Oh Promise Me."
Wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich is a bride of Jack Bauman
St. Joseph Church, Island Grove, was the scene Sunday Afternoon, December 22, 1946 of the wedding of Miss Jewell Emmerich of that vicinity and Jack Bauman of Olney. The Rev. George Nell, pastor of the parish, performed the ceremony at 2:00 o'clock before a large group of relatives and friends, many of them from out of town.
The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Emmerich of Island Grove, was attired in a gown of white velvet, made along traditional lines, with with a fitted bodice and full skirt, ending in a train. The sweetheart neckline was finished with small scallops, and the same motif was repeated at the waist. Her full length veil of net was held in place by a cornet seed pearls. She carried a mother of pearl back Prayer book, to which was attached a single orchid.
Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Colletta Emmerich, whose gown was made similarly to that of the bride's in American beauty velvet. Her matching velvet headdress was held in place with clusters of white Chrysanthemums, and she carried an arm bouquet of the same flowers.
Larry Jansen, small son of Mr. And Mrs. Clete Jansen of Newton was ring bearer. He wore a suit of black velvet with a white satin shirt, and carried the ring on a pillow of white velvet trimmed in lace.
Mr. Bauman had as his best man his brother, Joe Bauman of Chicago. Ushers included Don Emmerich, brother of the bride, and Charles Hicks and Richard Bower of Olney.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Ralph Emmerich, uncle of the bride, who sang "Ave Maria," and Miss Mary Anne Weber and Miss Genevieve Schackmann, who sang "I Love You Truly" as the wedding party entered the church. The three sang " Oh Promise Me."
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