Vanderbur Haden Wedding In Colorado
The wedding of Miss Maxine Vanderbur and Harold G. Haden took place August 31 at Mission Hills Baptist Church in Littleton Colorado. The candlelight ceremony featured gladioli mums and carnations and music by Mrs Olson. The bride wore an imported lace ballerina gown with Sabrina neckline and pearl accents, finishing with a seed pearl crown and veil.
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Mission Hills Baptist Church
Littleton
Colorado
Maxine Vanderbur
Hazel D. Vanderbur
Englewood
Harold G. Haden
Joseph J. Haden
Engelwood
Richard C. Olson
Mrs. Olson
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County Bond Sales Rise in August with Polk County Totals
State wide United States savings bonds reached 57,747,289 by August, 70.6 percent of Nebraska’s yearly goal. August sales totaled 5,651,985 with Polk County contributing 23,494, reaching eight month county total of 36,488 and 59 percent of its 1963 quota.
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United States Savings
Nebraska
A. E. Bodine
Polk County
Englewood Couple’s Wedding Attendants Recite Traditions
Miss Donna Wall of Englewood served as the bride’s only attendant in a white lace and yellow chiffon gown. A colonial bouquet of white and yellow carnations topped the ceremony with Steven Scott as best man and David and Michael Higginson as ushers, all from Englewood.
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Donna Wall
Englewood
Steven Scott
David
Michael Higginson
Arborville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Robert Merchant and wife returned from a vacation in 13 states and Washington D C visiting their son Roger in Cherry Point North Carolina. Numerous relatives and friends from locations such as Oshkosh Aurora York Benedict Stromsburg Chappell and Osceola gathered for dinners visits and afternoon affairs.
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Robert Merchant
Roger
Cherry Point
North Carolina
States
Washington D.C
Local Polk County Notes and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Don Miller visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs Darrell Johnson and family in Wichita Kansas. Harold Miller and Karen visited in the home of their daughter Dean Lindburg. Karen attended the wedding of Mary Ann Toczek and James Lutz in Loup City. The Millers also visited Arcadia and Loup City friends including Keith Holmes of Olympia Washington. Bonny Shaw returned home from Alaska via Cordova Seattle Denver to Grand Island. Richard Larson and daughters of North Platte left after two weeks with his parents and other relatives. Patronize Progress Advertisers.
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Erma Lantzer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Friend
Earnon Cline
Bob
Miss Lantzer
Cline
Sylvia Morris
Long Beach
Calif
Freda Dyer
North Platte
D. C. Morris
Jerry Noble
Melvin Bender
Lowell Bills
Claude Lantzer
Edna Jackson
Aurora
Vernon Cline
Ernest Brockevelt
Fred Timms
Denver
W. W. Timms
David City
Wilfred Smith
Bellwood
Virgil Tenniges
Richard Tenniges
Seward
Arborville
Mertie Saint
Oshkosh
Ellen Youngland
Stromsburg
Mervin-Shenk
Frank Norquest
McCool
Myron Norquest
Stewart Nelson
Benedict
L. D. Perkins
Mary
Roy Perkins
Tom Gnauden
York
Elwood Tewell
Francis Tewell
Alvina Biehl
Art Biehl
Tacoma
Wash
Ruth Bills
Leland Bills
Floyd Miller
Craig, Nebr
Chris Weber
Bradshaw
Weber
Lloyd van Housen
Jerry
Edna Crow
Calvin
Osceola
Wayne Creech
Ted Otte
Laura Merchant
Don Miller
Darrell Johnson
Wichita, Kansas
Harold Miller
Karen
Dean Lindburg
Loup City
Mary Ann Toczek
James Lutz
Millers
Arcadia
Keith Holmes
Olympia
Bonnie Shaw
Anchorage
Alaska
Cordova
Seattle
Mrs. Burney Land and Family
Grand Island
Richard Larson
Leslie Adelson
Roy Larson
Central City
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Lincoln Central City
Omah
Ewe
Clarks
Lincoln
Iga
Rambo Fruit Rolls
Kraft Miracle Whip
Vista
Jonathan Apples
CRICO
PUREX
Colgate
Swift
Swift’s Premium Chickens
Stromberg’s
Arborville News
Robert Merchants
Polk
Farmers’ Co-op
Mrs. Dick
Harless
Randy
J. ‘Harless
Josephine Samuelson
Lee Harless
Pam
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Coin-Op Cleaning Service
Tommie's Cleaning & Laundry Service
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