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Bunn and Pritts
“She took the Bunn” is the way a Thayer County paper announces the
marriage of W. L. Bunn and Miss Ella Pritts, at Hebron.
Morning
World Herald - December 14, 1899
Burden
and Morse
J. W. Burden, a leading merchant, was united in marriage to
Miss Ivy Morse Christmas day at the residence of the bride’s parents, about
four miles northeast of Hebron.
This happy couple has the best wishes of the
citizens.
Omaha World
Herald - January 3, 1898
Transcribed
and Contributed by: Vicki Hartman
Williams and Starling
Married at Belle Prairie, Nebraska Aug. 9, by Rev.
J. McDonald, W. Abbijah Williams of Belvedere, Nebraska and Miss Emma
J. Starling of Belle Prairie, Nebraska.
Transcribed
and Contributed by: Nancy Piper
Henry Republican, Henry, IL September 21, 1882
Griess
and Moxham
The wedding of
Miss Virginia Moxham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moxham of Chester, to
Howard R. Griess of Seattle, Wash., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Griess, took
place May 15 in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Griess will make their home in Bremerton,
Wash., after June 1.
The Nebraska State Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) May 30, 1948
Submitted
by: Ida Maack Recu
Hennings - Bethscheider 
Announcing the members of her wedding party is Miss Cathryn Ann
Bethscheider of Hebron who will marry Max Hennings of Osceola Aug. 11 at Sacred
Heart Catholic Church in Hebron. Matron of honor will be Mrs. Gerald Parks and
best man will be John J. Bethscheider.
Lincoln, Nebraska Evening Journal, 7 Feb. 1958
Transcribed and contributed by: Jeanne Jessie
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