Oskaloosa Couple Wed At Gospel Tabernacle March 5
Janice Malin and John Gleason tied vows Friday evening at 7 30 in Oskaloosa Gospel Tabernacle in front of about 75 guests. The bride, a 1964 graduate of Oskaloosa High, wore lace over satin with a scalloped neckline. groom employed at Pamco. They reside in Oskaloosa and were attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Malin
John Gleason
Oskaloosa
Mar
Delbert Malin
Michael Gleason Sr
Oskaloosa Gospel Tabernacle
Everett Hovey
Larry Malin
Linda
Wauneta Malin
Ray Gleason
Roger Beaver
Kimberley Malin
Ricky Gleason
William Gleason
Tom Brown
Jim Beal
Charles Robuck
Bill Mott
Marion Eberline
Kenneth Russell
Carol Williams
Joyce Williams
Clarisa Almond
Diane Hughes
Penny Wareham
Joan Malloy
Gail Malin
Sally Hughes
James Wilder
Continental Manufacturing Company
Pamco
Earl Boyds 29th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
A group gathers at the Van Zee home to honor Earl and Mrs. Earl Boyd on their 29th wedding anniversary. They enjoy turkey and trimmings, a decorated cake, and homemade ice cream, with many friends attending and sharing warm remarks. Other local notes mention church activities, visits, and a pizza party at Sam Schmidt home. Paddlefish catch reported near Yankton with two Le Mars men snagging limits on the Missouri River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Boyd
Lower Grove
Allen van Zee
Boyd
van Zee
Boyds
T.V
Homer Boyd
John
Vicki McKern
LeMars
Gary Korver
Bob Cooper
Missouri River
Yankton
S.C
De Vries 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Pella
Mr and Mrs Andrew De Vries of 409 West Fourth Street Pella Iowa were honored on Friday evening February 19 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Reformed Church for their 50th wedding anniversary They were married February 17 1915 by Rev Albert Bratt in Otley Town and about 180 relatives and friends extended congratulations A detailed report appeared in an earlier Chronicle.
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Andrew de Vries
West Fourth Street
Pella
Iowa
The
First Reformed Church
Albert Bratt
Otley
Women's Christian Edification spring meeting in Oskaloosa
The spring meeting of the Women's Christian Edification League of the Christian Re formed Churches of Pella and vicinity met April 6 at Bethel Christian Reformed Church in Oska loosa. Presiding were Mrs. Wilbur Stursma and Mrs. Don ald Van Beek. Rev James Kok spoke on Age of Choice, urging Christian mothers to teach children to choose rightly and to support their life work with faith. Speakers included Sam Sabaji of Uganda and Miss L Wagenveld, Pine Rest nurse, plus musical numbers by local ensembles. Attendance reached 444 with a collection of 581.25 for Kingdom causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Edification League
Christian Reformed Churches
Pella
Bethel Christian Reformed Church
Oskaloosa
Wilbur Stursma
League
Willard de Vries
James Kok
Town
Joshua
H. Rus
Wm. van Sant
J. Rolffs
Newton
Bethel and
Cedar Churches
Donald van Beek
Sam Sabaji
Uganda
Africa
Penn College
L. Wagenveld
Pine Rest
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Sally
P. Steenhoek
M. Schurring
A. de Raad
Prairie City
Farm home of Joe Goethals burned near Bennett
Fire destroyed the Goet hals farm home near Bennett in about 80 minutes earlier this month. Rescue crews battled the blaze but the structure was consumed, with authorities listing the cause under investigation and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Goethals
Bennett
Legion Auxiliary meeting notes April 2 and spring actions
The American Legion Auxiliary held its April 2 meeting with Beryl Vanden Berg presiding. Members voted to donate $10 to Easter Seal Fund for Crippled Children and Adults, $10 for Canteen books at Knoxville Veterans Hospital, $10 for Des Moines Veterans Hospital supply shelf, and $10 to the Southern Iowa Mental Health Clinic. Reports covered the Knoxville trip, a March 26 supper for 42 basketball players, and plans for the Poppy Program in May plus saving Butternut coupons. Faye Van Wyk was chosen for Girls State. Connie Ter Louw as alternate. The unit also arranged diary gifts for veterans and discussed attending the Spring County Conference on April 23 at Melcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Beryl Vanden Berg
Dorothy Gezel
Knoxville
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Southern Iowa
Nellie Tucker
Tekele van Zante
Mary Ilill
Archer Petroleum
Faye van Wyk
Connie Ter Louw
Catherine Vos
Marie de Raad
Melcher
Anna Dykhuis
Marie van Arkel
Birthday Gatherings and Church Events Highlight Leighton News
Dr and Mrs Cornie Klaaren of Boise visited Leighton. several women celebrated a birthday party at Mrs De Rooi’s. Hope College choir performed at Ebenezer Reformed church. families hosted them overnight. Sheldon weekend visits cited for Thomas sen and Carolyn from Chicago. Van Zee and Brummel families hosted guests. Live and Learn Club met at May Heyveld home with habit talk. Ruth Rempe plant sent after surgery. poems read. awards given. Rev H Bossenbroek conducted church services. Everett Van Engelenhoven had surgery but recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Heyveld
Ruth Rempe
May Ver Ploeg
Helen Moffet
D Roorda
Rempe
Jeanette Ver Meer
Arlene Rempe
H. Bossenbroek
Christian Reformed Church
Sundars
Everett van Engelenhoven
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Earl Boyds
Robert Wickhart
Glen Dunnwoody
Sam Schmidt
Johnny van Zee
P.S. I
Roy Farrow
Marshalltown
Goldie Jackson
George
Harry Weyers
Robert Carter
Des Moines
Sammie Schmidt and Sons
Goldie Carter
Roy Klyn
Leroy Boyd
Muscatine
Kingdom Causes
W. Stursma
Legion Auxiliary
Dept
Leighton News
Mrs
Gary van Kooten
Leighton
Cornie Klaaren
Boise
Idaho
Lewis van Roekel
Joe de Rooi
John Kool
Cornie van Engelenhoven
Everett Engelenhoven
Wilbur Rempe
Allen Rempe
Abe Rempe
de Rooi
Hope College
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Sheldon
Larry Thomassen
Carolyn
Chicago
Reuben Thomassen
Clarence van Zee
Don and
David
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dick van Zee
Otty Brummel
John Pope and
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