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Studio wedding photo of Ivan Lon "Ike" Dump and Joy Marfitano Dump. They were married on July 20, 1941, but, due to circumstances were unable to have their wedding picture taken until December 7, 1941, in Leadville. "While having their picture taken, they listened to breaking news about Pearl Harbor on the radio." -- courtesy of Len Dumph
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The family poses for a photograph together at the wedding of Ross Chambers and Jessie Fair in 1967. From left to right: Donald Chambers, Dale Hibbs (holding twin babies Kelly & Michael), Ross Chambers, Jessie Fair, Ladonna Fair-Waggoner, Carl Waggoner. The Waggoner children are in front: Michael Carl, Chrisi, and Susan.
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Both widowers, Jessie (Finnicum) Fair and Ross Chambers married in 1967.
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Esther, Velma, Duane, and Roy pose together on Velma & Duane's wedding day.
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Velma Ewing & Duane Larsen on their wedding day.
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Velma & Duane pose with their wedding cake on the big day.
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The wedding party of the Figgins' wedding re-enactment as part of Frank & Birdie Figgins' 50th wedding anniversary celebration. From left to right: George Figgins, Frank Figgins, Birdie Figgins, Sadie Macdonell, and Hans Larsen. Alan Meader, in the front, is holding a pillow as ringbearer.
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Hans Larsen walks Birdie Figgins down the aisle at the Figgins' 50th wedding anniversary celebration. Hans 'gave Birdie away' at a re-enactment of their wedding during the celebration.
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Ross Chambers and Alice Rose on their wedding day in 1934.
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Dorris and Jean Allen Johnson's wedding day. They were married on April 22, 1944, at Calvary Episcopal Cathedral, in Louisville, Kentucky.
From left to right: Dorris Johnson, Jean Allen Johnson, Helen Hart Allen, Steve McGill.
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Dorris and Jean Allen Johnson's wedding day. They were married on April 22, 1944, at Calvary Episcopal Cathedral, in Louisville, Kentucky.