Reformed Church Women to Hold Chicago Triennial
Grand Rapids Michigan April 2 1965 Reform ed Church women from the United States and Canada will meet in their second Triennial Convention at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago April 2022 Some 2500 women have registered for the three day session under the auspices of the National Department of Women s Work Sessions open with greetings by Mrs Christian Walvoord and opening address by Mrs Norman Vincent Peale Other speakers include Dr Seward Hulmner Mrs J Foster Welwood Mrs Paul Moser Dr James Thomas and Dr Beth Marcus A mass choir will sing at the opening session with soloists and choir leaders from Northwestern University Temple Time Radio Choir Park Ridge Illinois and Nyack New York.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
United States
Canada
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Chicago
National Department of Women’s Work
Christian Walvord
New York City
Department of Women’s Work
Norman Vincent Peale
Seward Hulmner
Princeton Theological Seminary
J. Foster Welwood
Paul Moser
United Church Women
James Thomas
The
Reformed
Elizabeth Wysor
Northwestern University
Ralph Nielsen
Temple Time Radio Choir
Paul Nettinga
Park Ridge
Illinois
Alsin Neevel
Nyack
New York
Iowa Historical Society Admits New Members March 1965
Dr. William J. Petersen announces 90 people were elected to membership in the State Historical Society of Iowa during March 1965, including Mrs. Anne E. Ver Meer of Pella. Sixty-six came from 44 Iowa towns in 36 counties, with Ames leading at seven new members. Several out‑of‑state members were elected from California, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Petersen
State Historical Society of
Iowa
Anne E. Ver Meer
Pella
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Waterloo
California
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Texas
Wisconsin
Vander Ploeg family spring visits and local gatherings
Summit notes list of readers visiting relatives across Iowa. Beverly Vander Ploeg spends spring vacation with Cedar Falls parents. Several families from Pella Ankeny Newton Knoxville Monroe and Storm Lake host and visit. Jean Vander Ploeg and L. Nolin households receive guests and a birthday dinner honors Joe Clark with Des Moines Monroe Clark families.
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Summit
Beverly Vander Ploeg
Iowa State College
Cedar Falls
Edwin Vander Ploeg
Sharon
Judy Rietveld
Grace Lautenbach
Pella
Ankeny
Marvin Swank
Joyce
Sully
Leroy Uitermarkt
Blaine Vriezelaar
Leroy Uiter
Lloyd Nolin
Tools Chapel
Jim Barr
Shawn
Storm Lake
Nolin
Caroline de Jong
Ruth Vander Ploeg
Joe Clark
John Paxson
Des Moines
David Clark
Memorial services for Arthur Hoekman held in Peoria
Peoria remembers Arthur Hoekman with funeral services at First Reformed Church after his death from a heart attack earlier in the week. Daughters and relatives in Minneapolis and Colorado were unable to reach him in time. Several local families and friends attended services and offered sympathy.
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Peoria
Arthur Hoekman
First Reformed Church
Donald Vander Molen
Pella
Joe Rozenboom
Ted Rozendaal
Sully
A.S.S.U
Charles Burton
William Vander Waal
Elizabeth Vander Beek
Oskaloosa
Emma Steenboek
Frank Scott
Prairie City
Eben van, Dusseldorp
Colfax
Herman Bokhoven
Jake .Eeling
Henry Vande Voorts
Wilbur Stursma
Cobie Swank
Lester van Wyk
Douglas
Jonathan Nibbelink
Melvin Dear
Evert Hol
Grand Rapids
Peter
Children’s Retreat Hospital
Pine Rest
Ploeg Returns from Arizona as 4-H Club Meets
Ploeg spent the winter in Arizona and came home on Thursday April 1. Lucky 14 Marie De Haas hosted the March meeting. Seven members answered roll call by naming a sewing tool. Carolyn Mohler demonstrated cleaning and adjusting the sewing machine. Diane Klein and Shirley Shilling showed the use of pressing equipment. After the Pledge of Allegiance the meeting adjourned.
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Marie de Haas
Lucky 14
Carolyn Mohler
Diane Klein
Shirley Shilling
County Deeds And Miscellaneous Notices Listed By Courthouse
County records show quit claim deeds and warranty deeds involving multiple property parcels in Pella Knox ville Knoxville and other settlements. Real estate transfers include Lot 7 Block 7 Orig Pella and W 50 acres of N36 SW SEc 34-74-20 plus various Lot and NW parcels. Also listed are bankrupt accounts and insurance cases and a 1963 Bible distribution regional breakdown reporting thousands of copies in Western Eastern and Central areas.
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Phyllis
Teddy Lee Harvey
Mabel
Paul Crabb
Geraldine van Kalkeren
Dick van Kalkeren
Pella Orig
Gilbert
Mary Kamerick
Herb W. ButzBach
Harvey G. Elliott
Dorothy L. Elliott
Sunray DX Oil Co
A Corp
L. O
Gilchrist
Hawkeyé Security Ins. Co
Therwin Williams
Repben J
Gertrude Schakel
Joe B
Florence E. Haines
Orig
Pella
Dorothy Belle Eisiminger
Arleigh O
Viola M. Hancock
G. R
Gracie F. Martinache
Joseph E
Hilda M. Martinache
Mathews
Knoxville
Simon G
Elizabeth Ter- Jouw
Gary J. Ver Meer
Agnés
M. Wilson
Vera L. Kading
Richard W
Thelma F. Beaver
Blanche Rading
Herman
Dorothy Toll
Paul Crabb J.t
John C
Lillian Hiemstra
Andrew
Anna de Geus
Maye Hanna
Mary
Kenneth G
Joy J. Freeman
New York
American Bible Society of Bibles
United States
Pacific
Tesl winners in speech poster test of Leighton WCTU
About eighty people enjoyed a speech and poster contest sponsored by the WCTU and Iota Sigma at Ebenezer Reformed Church in Leighton last Tuesday evening. Rev van den Berg opened with devotional. Senior winner Betty van den Berg. first prize Phyllis Moffet. junior Bryce Skindstra. Mary De Bruin second. Contests featured other participants, prize money awarded, judges from Penn College, piano duets, and a concluding Aaronic Benediction followed by lunch.
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Leighton
WCTU
Iota Sigma
Ebenezer Reformed Church
van den Berg
Harold de Bruin
Phyllis Moffet
Betty van den Berg
Sharon Mathes
Kenneth Ragnards
Connie Goemaat
Bryce Skindstra
Mary de Buin
Jane van Haaften
Rebecca Rempe
Sandra Rempe
Smith
White
John Prinus
Penn College
Donald Stursma
Nancy Goemaat
Larry Stursma
Norma van Donselaar
Wilma van Donselaar
4-H News Richland Rustlers Penny Carnival March 27
The 4-H club notes a penny carnival set for March 27 in Oskaloosa. Members discuss 4-H Camp and hear David Vos present slides on hog showing and fitting, plus Marion and Mahaska County fairs.
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Richland Rustlers
Oskaloosa
David Vos
Marion
Mahaska
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