Father: Francis Joseph Moser
Mother: Catherine Bruckert
Baptism: Aug 25 1887
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Married: Apr 4 1910
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Hartford Times, The, 8 Apr 1910
A very quiet wedding took place last Monday morning, about 6 o'clock, in the St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, when Miss Lydia Moser was married to Mr. Albert Greiner, of Theresa. The bride was very prettily attired and was attended by her sister, Miss Rosa Moser. The groom was attended by Peter Greiner, of Theresa.
After the ceremonies in the church were concluded the bridal party repaired [sic] to the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served after which the newly married couple went to Allenton and took the morning train for Milwaukee.
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, and grew up and remained with her parents nearly all her life. She is one of Nenno's most popular young ladies, with a friendly and upright character and refined, lady-like habits. She can count a large circle of friends. The groom is an ambitious young farmer, kind and sociable to everybody. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner will make their future home on a farm near Theresa. The correspondent of Nenno extends congratulations and wishes them a long happy married life.
Hartford Times-Press, The, section 3, page 5, columns 1-2, 7 Apr 1960
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner quietly observed their Golden Wedding on Monday with a special mass read for them by Fr. Leo Skalitzky. On Sunday they had dinner with their immediate family. The couple were wed on April 4, 1910 at Nenno by Fr. Leo Gabriel and they resided on the homestead near here until about 16 years ago when they moved to Theresa. The honored couple have a son Howard on the homestead, and a daughter Mrs. Lavern Hall [sic] of West Bend, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Attendants at their wedding fifty years ago were the late Mr. Peter Greiner and Mrs. Leo Koll of Nenno.
Mother: Catherine Bruckert
Baptism: Aug 25 1887
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Married: Apr 4 1910
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Hartford Times, The, 8 Apr 1910
A very quiet wedding took place last Monday morning, about 6 o'clock, in the St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, when Miss Lydia Moser was married to Mr. Albert Greiner, of Theresa. The bride was very prettily attired and was attended by her sister, Miss Rosa Moser. The groom was attended by Peter Greiner, of Theresa.
After the ceremonies in the church were concluded the bridal party repaired [sic] to the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served after which the newly married couple went to Allenton and took the morning train for Milwaukee.
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, and grew up and remained with her parents nearly all her life. She is one of Nenno's most popular young ladies, with a friendly and upright character and refined, lady-like habits. She can count a large circle of friends. The groom is an ambitious young farmer, kind and sociable to everybody. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner will make their future home on a farm near Theresa. The correspondent of Nenno extends congratulations and wishes them a long happy married life.
Hartford Times-Press, The, section 3, page 5, columns 1-2, 7 Apr 1960
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner quietly observed their Golden Wedding on Monday with a special mass read for them by Fr. Leo Skalitzky. On Sunday they had dinner with their immediate family. The couple were wed on April 4, 1910 at Nenno by Fr. Leo Gabriel and they resided on the homestead near here until about 16 years ago when they moved to Theresa. The honored couple have a son Howard on the homestead, and a daughter Mrs. Lavern Hall [sic] of West Bend, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Attendants at their wedding fifty years ago were the late Mr. Peter Greiner and Mrs. Leo Koll of Nenno.
Father: Francis Joseph Moser
Mother: Catherine Bruckert
Baptism: Aug 25 1887
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Married: Apr 4 1910
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Hartford Times, The, 8 Apr 1910
A very quiet wedding took place last Monday morning, about 6 o'clock, in the St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, when Miss Lydia Moser was married to Mr. Albert Greiner, of Theresa. The bride was very prettily attired and was attended by her sister, Miss Rosa Moser. The groom was attended by Peter Greiner, of Theresa.
After the ceremonies in the church were concluded the bridal party repaired [sic] to the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served after which the newly married couple went to Allenton and took the morning train for Milwaukee.
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, and grew up and remained with her parents nearly all her life. She is one of Nenno's most popular young ladies, with a friendly and upright character and refined, lady-like habits. She can count a large circle of friends. The groom is an ambitious young farmer, kind and sociable to everybody. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner will make their future home on a farm near Theresa. The correspondent of Nenno extends congratulations and wishes them a long happy married life.
Hartford Times-Press, The, section 3, page 5, columns 1-2, 7 Apr 1960
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner quietly observed their Golden Wedding on Monday with a special mass read for them by Fr. Leo Skalitzky. On Sunday they had dinner with their immediate family. The couple were wed on April 4, 1910 at Nenno by Fr. Leo Gabriel and they resided on the homestead near here until about 16 years ago when they moved to Theresa. The honored couple have a son Howard on the homestead, and a daughter Mrs. Lavern Hall [sic] of West Bend, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Attendants at their wedding fifty years ago were the late Mr. Peter Greiner and Mrs. Leo Koll of Nenno.
Mother: Catherine Bruckert
Baptism: Aug 25 1887
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Married: Apr 4 1910
SS Peter and Paul church, Nenno, WI
Hartford Times, The, 8 Apr 1910
A very quiet wedding took place last Monday morning, about 6 o'clock, in the St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, when Miss Lydia Moser was married to Mr. Albert Greiner, of Theresa. The bride was very prettily attired and was attended by her sister, Miss Rosa Moser. The groom was attended by Peter Greiner, of Theresa.
After the ceremonies in the church were concluded the bridal party repaired [sic] to the home of the bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served after which the newly married couple went to Allenton and took the morning train for Milwaukee.
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moser, and grew up and remained with her parents nearly all her life. She is one of Nenno's most popular young ladies, with a friendly and upright character and refined, lady-like habits. She can count a large circle of friends. The groom is an ambitious young farmer, kind and sociable to everybody. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner will make their future home on a farm near Theresa. The correspondent of Nenno extends congratulations and wishes them a long happy married life.
Hartford Times-Press, The, section 3, page 5, columns 1-2, 7 Apr 1960
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner quietly observed their Golden Wedding on Monday with a special mass read for them by Fr. Leo Skalitzky. On Sunday they had dinner with their immediate family. The couple were wed on April 4, 1910 at Nenno by Fr. Leo Gabriel and they resided on the homestead near here until about 16 years ago when they moved to Theresa. The honored couple have a son Howard on the homestead, and a daughter Mrs. Lavern Hall [sic] of West Bend, 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Attendants at their wedding fifty years ago were the late Mr. Peter Greiner and Mrs. Leo Koll of Nenno.
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