Shirley Van Wyk and Melvin Dunsbergen wed at Sully church
Shirley Elaine Van Wyk and Melvin Eugene Dunsbergen exchanged vows Friday evening February 26 at 7 30pm in Sully Christian Reformed Church. Rev. Bernard Van Zomeren officiated. Attendants wore sapphire blue velveteen and winter pom pom bouquets. Reception followed in the church basement with 250 guests. Bride is daughter of Ray and Shirley Van Wyk of Sully. groom is son of Connie and Dunsbergen of Lynnville. They plan a farm home near Lynnville after a southern states wedding trip.
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Sully Christian Reformed Church
Shirley Elaine van Wyk
Melvin Eugene Dunsbergen
Bernard van Zomeren
Ray D. van Wyk
Sully
Connie Dunsbergen
Lynnville
James Steenhoek
Marlis Dunsbergen
Donna Jean Steenhoek
Lorinda van Wyk
Curtiss Dunsbergen
Paul Hackett
Earl Vansbergen
Dick Dunsbergen
Darrell van. Wyk
Karén Albright
Veri Yansen
Rhottiers
Marvin Steenwock
Dunsbergens
Lynnville- Sully High School
Vernon Company
Newton
Lynnville-Sully High School
Glen Monsma
Lyle Montgomery
Harry Engel
Dick van Weelden
Lester van Wyk
Gerrit Jochems
Shirley
Tunis de Ruiter
Unusual Lily Blooms at Braniff Home in High Seat
Mr and Mrs Ed Braniff and James showcased their African Lily also called the sacred Lily of India last month when its deep purple bloom appeared. The bulb grows rapidly about 3 inches daily during growth and reached 40 inches height this season. They have owned the bulb for 10 years and it blooms yearly with minimal care.
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Ed Braniff
James
India
The
Braniffs
Ray De Haan's 18 Day Mexico Trip Highlights
Mr and Mrs Ray J De Haan recently returned from an 18 day journey through Mexico visiting Taxco Acapulco and Mexico City. They toured the Pyramids of the Aztecs Chapultepec Castle and the Metropolitan Cathedral built over the Aztec Temple site. The cathedral is noted as one of the continent's oldest church structures.
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Visit Highlights In Taxco Acapulco Tour Narrative
The travelers toured the Anthropological Museum Cathedral and Palace in Mexico City then Taxco with its original looms and silver mines. They visited Santa Prisca Church and saw cobbled mountain streets. Acapulco offered tropical beaches and boat tours while divers performed off La Quebrada. Mexican hospitality was noted as a high point.
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Mrs. Alice Van Wert Towa Mother of 1965
Hampton resident Mrs. Alice Van Wert named Towa Mother of 1965 by the Towa Mothers Association from 47 nominees. At 52, mother of four and grandmother of four, she serves as State Chairman of the Farm Bureau Women in Des Moines. Her husband J. S. Van Wert, a former Farmers Hybrid Co. president, died in 1952.ames House, Sondra, Patricia, and Jay S. are her children, with two sons holding degrees. She was nominated by Franklin Co. Farm Bureau Women and will attend conferences of the Associated Country Women of the World in Ireland next fall.
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Hampton
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Towa Mothers Association
van Wert
Town State University
Franklin Co. Farm Bureau
Ireland
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Marion County
Winnie Saline Bouma Breen
Killduff
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Irvin
Flossie Failor
Des Moines
Cordova News notices and local updates from Monroe district
Cordova and nearby Monroe community items cover hospital visits and surgeries, bus driver need, paving plans, birthdays, social visits, farm and factory work, travel notes, and a lively hillbilly play at the Monroe junior class with named locals and families mentioned throughout.
Play praised by Pella Chronicle staff and cast
The April 6, 1965 Pella Chronicle page notes teamwork in a community play. Mentioned are coach Mr. Tzarks and cast members Carl Lust Scott Hollingsworth Greg Swihart James Allen and Marlys Poortinga. The article concludes that no one can do a play alone and that it was good.
Obituary: Keystone area resident dies leaving family in Des Moines and Keota
Surviving are a daughter Mrs Beulah Franken of Des Moines two sons Leslie E of Keota IA and Ira J of Kansas City several grandchildren great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Services were held March 12 at the Monroe Baptist Church with Rev Eugene Mohr of Knoxville officiating Interment was at the Monroe Cemetery
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Des Moines
Leslie E
Keota
Ira J
Kansas City
Monroe Baptist Church
Eugene Mohr
Knoxville
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TENCO Steering Committee Sets Plans in Albia Meeting
TENCO steering committee approved plans Friday night to invite TENCO leaders to hear a progress report in Ottumwa. The group named Mel Everingham Ottumwa Marvin Logan Bloomfield and Art Johnson Oskaloosa to arrange and plan the program. They discussed Job Corps interest and requested Art Johnson to compile county figures for low income families eligible under the Economic Opportunity Act. Al Warner Centerville was welcomed as new Appanoose county rep. Committee eyed vocational technical education and a Data Processing Center tour at Ottumwa Industrial Airport on April 28. A TENCO newsletter readership report was also reviewed. Bill Dunshee serves as Marion county TENCO representative.
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Iowa
TENCO
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Ottumwa
Marvin Logan
Bloomfield
Art Johnson
Oskaloosa
al Warner
Iowa Southern Utilities
Centerville
Appanoose County
Dean Jacobs
Ice Angler Bob Pashby Makes 1 Pound Walleye Catch
Spirit Lake angler Bob Pashby trapped through East Okoboji Lake ice to haul a 1 pound walleye. This small catch highlights winter ice fishing activity on the lake system.
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Bob Pashby
Spirit Lake
Okoboji Lake
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