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Newlyweds In IowaAfter Colorado TripAfter a wedding trip in Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Arthur Nuss are back in Des Moines, Iowa, where Mr. Nuss, a student at Drake University, mil receive his bachelor of music education degree in June.The bride, nee Nancy Kay Schoney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schoney of Lena, and Harlan Nuss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Peterson of Lena, were married on April 10 in the Lena Church of the Brethren.The double-ring, candlelight service was performed before an altar of white snapdragons and pink and white pompons. Seven-branched candelabra entwined with ivy were on eitherside of the altar, and candles decorated the windows.Perform Ceremonybridegroom as best man, and thegroomsmen were David Tom Lee and Ardell Hake. The three ushers were Thomas Boots of Leavenworth, Kan., and Richard and Gary Schoney, brothers of the bride.The wedding reception was held in the American Legion Hall. Those assisting were Misses Mary Brandeberry, Marilyn Daws, Gloria Hall, Carol Hlavacek, Evelyn Hood, Jean Ostlund, Barbara Palmer and Mrs. William Artman, Donald Charlwood and Donald Julius.Has B.S. DegreeThe bride received her B.S, degree in business educatior from Manchester College ir North Manchester, Ind.Mr. and Mrs. Nuss are alDr. Richard B. Harshbarger home at 1800 Watrous Ave., Wa-konda Village, Apt. 9, De* Moines, Iowa.)f Manchester College and Rev.Harvey Ressler were the officiating clergyman.The bride, given in marriage I The first barbed wire was introHot* fjitTiPt* mnpa o 0awti of duced about 1873, The first largf)y ner xatner, wore a gown 01 scaje manufacturer was josepi3eau de soie and Chantilly lace. Gitdden of oeKaib, 111.Her veil of illusion was secured )y a crown of crystals and pearls. She carried a cascade arrangement of white roses, 5tephanotis and ivy, centeredmih pink roses.Nuptial music was played by Larry Smith of Des Moines, and Miss Merrilly Watkins of Wichita, Kan., was the soloist.Rose HeadpiecesGowns of aqua taffeta were worn by Miss Donna Wolfe of Dayton, Ohio, the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids, Miss Carolyn Hippensteel ofNorth Manchester, Ind., andMrs. William Blough of Ann Arbor, Mich.The attendants carried cascade bouquets of white pompons and ivy with accents of pink. A cluster of small fabric roses formed the headpiece of each attendant.The flower girls were Lynne and Laurie Reiling. Their frocks of white taffeta had sashes of aqua and were accented with fabric roses. Their headpieces were made like the attendants.They carried lace baskets of rose petals.Carries RingsThe ringbearer was Jon Phillips.Gary Taylor attended thePLAY ITSMARTIN CARE-DRESBask in any one of 1 from our new-for-surEasy care fabrics in gasolids and flower pasteJr's. — Misses —eraeeWhere Fashion Is A L18 South Chicago Aven
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Freeport Journal Standard
Freeport, Illinois, US
Thu, May 27, 1965
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