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Collection Summary
Collection: 00441 - Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Folder: DIG.001
Item: 00153
Title: Crystal DeMaine and Nicholas J. Volk bridal party at their wedding, Assumption Church, Pembina (N.D.)
Date: 04/08/1967
Creator: Halvorson, Theresa
Inscription/Marks: [printed on bottom border of photograph] APR 67
Summary: Full length, standing group portrait of Crystal DeMaine and Nicholas J. Volk bridal party at their wedding, on the altar of the Assumption Church, Pembina (N.D.) Left to right: Candy Steinke, Sandra DeMaine, Pam DeMaine (flower girl), Crystal DeMaine Volk, Nicholas J. Volk, Robert Jundt (ring bearer), Jack DeMaine, Roman Morin, Dwaine Pede (or Donald DeMaine) . Photo by Theresa Halvorson. (Volk, Crystal DeMaine--1947-living; Volk, Nicholas J.--1941-living) [Cavalier Chronicle, Thursday, April 20, 1967, page 05, Column 1] Crystal DeMaine-Nick Volk Wed in Assumption Church April 8. The Assumption church, was the scene of a spring wedding Saturday, April 8 at 7pm. Nuptial mass was performed by Reverend Father Weber, when Crystal DeMaine became the bride of Nick Volk at a double ring ceremony. The bride was giving in marriage by her brother, George DeMaine, Jr. The bride wore a lace bodice over a satin dress with a train and a satin crown with a short veil. Attending the bride were Candy Steinke and Sandra DeMaine. They wore deep pink dresses. Pam DeMaine was flower girl. The groom’s attendants were Jack DeMaine, brother of the bride, and Roman Morin. Robert Jundt was ring-bearer. Dwaine Pede and Donald DeMaine, a cousin were ushers. Leland DeMars sang two numbers during the wedding. The bride’s mother Mrs. George DeMaine Sr., wore a green suit. The groom’s mother, Mrs. Peter Volk, wore a navy blue suit with white trim. Charlot Jundt, Debbie Larson and Connie Martineau were at the gift table. The cake was cut by Mrs. Donal Bischasson, aunt of the groom, assisted by Mrs. George DeMaine, Jr. Mrs. Ed Jundt, sister of the groom, poured at the reception. Mrs. Clifford Axtman, sister of the groom, poured punch. Hostess was Mrs. Ralph DeMaine.
Red ID: PH_I_199105 Image ID: 185376 Image Notes: 00441-00153

Collection: 00441 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Date: 1898-2018

Summary: Consists of Halvorson, Bischoff, and Schwann family photographs. Image subjects include portraits of family members, gardens, farming activities, winter, ice fishing, Norwegians, and Germans from Russia. There are several images of Mark J. Halvorson's work at the State Historical Society of North Dakota.

Collection Summary
Collection: 00441 - Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Folder: DIG.001
Item: 00153
Title: Crystal DeMaine and Nicholas J. Volk bridal party at their wedding, Assumption Church, Pembina (N.D.)
Date: 04/08/1967
Creator: Halvorson, Theresa
Inscription/Marks: [printed on bottom border of photograph] APR 67
Summary: Full length, standing group portrait of Crystal DeMaine and Nicholas J. Volk bridal party at their wedding, on the altar of the Assumption Church, Pembina (N.D.) Left to right: Candy Steinke, Sandra DeMaine, Pam DeMaine (flower girl), Crystal DeMaine Volk, Nicholas J. Volk, Robert Jundt (ring bearer), Jack DeMaine, Roman Morin, Dwaine Pede (or Donald DeMaine) . Photo by Theresa Halvorson. (Volk, Crystal DeMaine--1947-living; Volk, Nicholas J.--1941-living) [Cavalier Chronicle, Thursday, April 20, 1967, page 05, Column 1] Crystal DeMaine-Nick Volk Wed in Assumption Church April 8. The Assumption church, was the scene of a spring wedding Saturday, April 8 at 7pm. Nuptial mass was performed by Reverend Father Weber, when Crystal DeMaine became the bride of Nick Volk at a double ring ceremony. The bride was giving in marriage by her brother, George DeMaine, Jr. The bride wore a lace bodice over a satin dress with a train and a satin crown with a short veil. Attending the bride were Candy Steinke and Sandra DeMaine. They wore deep pink dresses. Pam DeMaine was flower girl. The groom’s attendants were Jack DeMaine, brother of the bride, and Roman Morin. Robert Jundt was ring-bearer. Dwaine Pede and Donald DeMaine, a cousin were ushers. Leland DeMars sang two numbers during the wedding. The bride’s mother Mrs. George DeMaine Sr., wore a green suit. The groom’s mother, Mrs. Peter Volk, wore a navy blue suit with white trim. Charlot Jundt, Debbie Larson and Connie Martineau were at the gift table. The cake was cut by Mrs. Donal Bischasson, aunt of the groom, assisted by Mrs. George DeMaine, Jr. Mrs. Ed Jundt, sister of the groom, poured at the reception. Mrs. Clifford Axtman, sister of the groom, poured punch. Hostess was Mrs. Ralph DeMaine.
Red ID: PH_I_199105 Image ID: 185377 Image Notes: 00441-00150 to 00153 announcement

Collection: 00441 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Mark J. Halvorson Photograph Collection
Date: 1898-2018

Summary: Consists of Halvorson, Bischoff, and Schwann family photographs. Image subjects include portraits of family members, gardens, farming activities, winter, ice fishing, Norwegians, and Germans from Russia. There are several images of Mark J. Halvorson's work at the State Historical Society of North Dakota.

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