Wedding Memorabilia From Pella Church Unites De Geus and Van Gorp
Society notices cover two spring weddings in Pella. Bernice De Geus wed Jacob Van Gorp at First Reformed Church with ornate decor and family attendants. Nancy Terpstra and Marvin Van Zee wed at Coral Reformed Church in a candlelit ceremony for about 200 guests with elaborate gowns and bouquets.
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Bernice de Geus
Francis de Geus
Pella
Jacob J. van Gorp
John van Gorp
Pell
First Reformed
Pelle
A. Haverkamp
Dick de Heus
Misa Marlene
Wilbur R. Veenstra
Clara van Gorp
Daniel van Gorp
Gilbert Vander Hart
Wilbur Newendorp
Charles Stursma
John Alifs
Thomas de Vries
Dorothia, Newendorp
Iris van Kooten
Alicia Terpstra
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Richard Terpstra
Bernice de Gous
First Reformed Church
Wed Wedding in Oskaloosa Reformed Church
Lacey High School graduate becomes nurse at Mercy hospital. She and the farm groom wed at Oskaloosa with Vickie Terpstra and Linda Jabaai as flower girls and a full bridal party. After a short trip, they reside on a farm eight miles west of town.
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Patricia van Engerenhoven
Sara Anne Gosselink
Frances de Jong
Ruth Pipple
Ellen de Ger
Occasio
Edward van Zante
Wilbur Newendorp
Gitte
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Pella High School
Pella Cooperative Electric Association
Peoria
Vickie Lynn Terpstra
Linda Jabaai
Nerces
Dwight Wanders
Robert van de Kamp
John and
Martin de Vries
John Elmer Terpstra
Bethel Christian Reformed Yureh
William K. Reinsma
Pat van Zee
Arthur van Zee
Leanne Simmons
Joyce Bruxvoort
Nelva Monsma
Joyce Patterson
Jean Terpstra
Patricia Vander Hoek
Mary Helen Vander Meyden
Matt van Arkel
Connie van Engenhoven
John
Lacey High Schoo
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
John Sybenga
Nancy Jane Teepetee
New Sharon
Marvin A. van Zee
Oskaloces
Central Reformed Church
Weddi
Public School Teachers Attend Newton Conference
Dr. Walter W. Cook of the University of Minnesota headlined the Central District meeting of the ISEA in Newton on April 7, addressing the general assembly on Personality Characteristics of Successful Teachers. Administrators and educators from Des Moines, Polk County, and multiple counties participated. afternoon sessions covered multiple subjects with leaders in charge.
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Walter W. Cook
College of Education
University of Minnesota
ISEA
Newton
General Assembly
Des Moines
Polk County
Boone
Dallas
Greene
Grundy
Guthrie
Hardin
Jasper
Lucas
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Foweshiek
Story
Tama
Warren
Newton High School
A. E. Burton
Pella
Blind Chariton man regains sight after corneal transplant
John Roberts, fifty, of Chariton, blind since age three due to measles, has undergone a corneal transplant in the left eye and is reported to be regaining vision. His long-term blindness ends a lifetime of hardship and renewed sight offers new prospects.
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John Roberts
Chariton
Quarterly financial statement and summary of proceedings 1956
The Marion County district reports quarterly receipts of 35,900. subtotal expenditures reach 50,232.94 with a total to account for 14911087. The document lists numerous vendors and salaries including Mildred Kuyk, John Vander Wert, Central College, Pella Chronicle and Pella Nat Bank. Secretary John J. Blommers certifies the report as a true record for the quarter ending March 1, 1956.
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Pella Incedent
Lake Prairie
Marion
Petty Gash
Petty Cash
the Todd Co
Mildred Kuyk
Jeanette Andeweg
Mildred Gosselink
C. R. Parker
New York Times Co
A.C. McClurg Co
State U
Neval Fund Pella Nat Bane
Waechter Lb. Co
Vander Linden Drug
Miller Music Co
D. van Sittert
Kuyper Music Hsc
Central College
Cecil H. Vines
Office Equip. Co
Ribbon Service Co
Marion Co
Schiebout Tire
Grootveld
John Vander Wert
Breenboek Auto
Bureau’ Dental’ Hug
Health
Keo
Wm. Welch Mfg. Co
Shure ‘Bros Equip
C. S. Latta and Son
General Industrial Co
Horace Mann Ins
Dykstra
Horace Mann Ins. Co
Bill Swank, Ag
Pella Nat
Rex-O-Graph Co
Master Products Co
Petty Cash Fund
C. Buerkens
Pella Chronicle
Dred
Ideal Pharmacy
Town State College
Vet
Ginn and Co
Garden Music Co
Kuyper Music Hisc
Taise
Pella
Floyd G. Latham
Greeley
Pleasant View
Sch. Dist
Gamble Store
Capital Law
Sup. Co
Vandermeaten Hoeksema
van den ‘Berg Elec
Herman Veenstra
Iowa Elec
City of
F. W. Geurts
Gerald Koopman
Frank Boot
Robert Gmick
Kuyper
Te Ig
van Siewent
Valley Sup. Co
Singer
Scott-Foresman Co
Bks
Wilcox-Follett
Dykstra Transfer
State Agen
Surplus Corp
Bais Carpenter Drug
Industrial el Sys
Pella Nat. Bank
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
C. C. Buerkens
Towa State College
Dees Tee
Gint Go
Sportsman's of Amephys
A. C. McClurg Co
World Book Co
John J. Blommers
Largest Flour Mills and Iron Ore Production in Minnesota
The largest flour mills in the world lie in Minneapolis Minnesota. Minnesota's varied products include iron ore, contributing an iron output of about eighty six percent to the nation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
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DE Geus—Van Gorp
Terpstra—Van Zee
Sybenga Studio
Oskaloosa Reformed Church
Gorp
van Gorp Hatchery
Educ. Specialties Co
Instr
State Educe Agey
the Continental Press
I P
Miller-Bryant-Pierce
New England Development
the MacMillan Co
L.A. Brunckhorst
W. Wilson
Oxford Book Con
E. A
Amer. Educ
Star Oil Co. Gas
White Way Auto
Kiigma Garage
Steenhoek Auto
Bus Parte
Dr. H. C. Vander Meulen
Amsterdam
Elec
Fowler ‘Telephone
Frank Tromp
Gibson-Townsend
Equip
Rosscreen Co
Veenstra Appl
Plumb Aan. Co
Globe M and 8 Co
New
van Ginkel Path, Mfg. Co
Floyd Go "Latham
Horace Mann
Ins
Dick Blick
John M. van Dyk