Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-09-21
DOLORES ANN kRAMPlEN
WEDS ROBERT r. BUHROW

ol tne Iall season TOOK place last
Saturday evening, September Is,
at st, PaurS Lutheran Church,
Salem Twp. when Miss Dolores
Ann Krampien, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Krampien,
became the bride of Robert T.
Buhrow in a double ring cere-
mony performed by the Rev. Rob-
ert Corl before host of relatives
and friends. Mr.. Buhrow is a
son of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Blhr
ow of Graytown.
Mrs. Clarence Witt presented a
program of nuptial music preced-
ing the ceremony and accompa-
MED Mrs. Robert Mark when she
sang Because and 0, Perfect
Love.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was love
ly in her ivory satin gown, fash
Toned with long sleeves, an off
the shoulder neckline, tight bo-
dice with button back, and long
full skirt ending in a train. Her
full length veil was held in place
with a net and satin headdreSs.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses with an orchid center, and
wore pearl necklace and ear
rings, her gift from the bride
groom.
Mrs. Frederick Zunk of Clay
Center, close friend of the
bride, was the matron of honor,
and Mrs. Floyd Hagedorn of To.
ledo and Mrs. Charles Buhrow
Jr. of Cincinnati were the brides
maids. Mrs. Zunk wore a teal
blue Strapless satin gown with
bolero, trimmed with matching
braid on the mandarin neckline
sleeves and bodice. She also
wore matching floral and satin
halo headdresS. The bridesmaids
wore similar gowns, with Mrs
Hagedorn in apple green and
Mrs. Buhrow in American Beauty
Rose shade. They all carried
colonial bouquets with streamer'
to match their gowns. Their gift
from the bride were rhinestone
necklaces which they wore, to
gether with rhinestone earrings
Little Mary Buhrow, niece oi
the groom, in yellow nylon me-
street length dress, was the flow
er girl. She wore a gold hear
shaped necklace, gift of the
bride, and carried a colonial bou
quet of salmon colored dahlias
Ronald Puestow carried the ring
on a white satin pillow with lace
He wore a navy blue suit, and re
ceived tie and tie clasp as ;
gift from the groom.
Howard Buhrow of Helena ser
we'd his brother as best man, while
Charles Buhrow, Jr. of Cincln
natl and Wilbur Johnson of Ere
mont were the ushers. All male
members of the wedding part.
wore white carnation boutor
nieres, and tie clasps, which wa
the groom's gift to them.
Mrs. Krampien selected a dar
green gown for her daughter
wedding. Brown accessories an
a red rose corsage completed he
ensemble. Mrs. Buhrow also Wor
q red rose corsage with her stee
gray gown accentuated with blacI
accessories.
Following the ceremony a re
ception for more than $50 guest
was held at the X of c hall il
Oak Harbor. Mrs. Howard Buhl
ow cut the lovely wedding cake
When the couple left later for
weeks trip through the Smok
Mountains the bride was weal
ing a grey suit with matchin
accessories and her orchid CO..
sage.
Both the bride and groom ar
graduates of SalemOak Harbo
high school in the classes of 1874
and 1947 respectively. The ne
Mrs. Krampien is employed &
the Production and Marketin
Administration office in Ga
Harbor, while the groom is ei
! gagged in farming near Graytowl
where the newlyweds will reside