Bellevue Church Matrimony Unites Shirley Uebele and Rev Lynn Joosten
Shirley Uebele and Rev Lynn Joosten wed May 4 1957 at Bellevue Reformed Church Schenectady The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Norman E Thomas with an altar of white gladioli and daisies A reception for 600 followed at the church hall The bride wore an embroidered crystalette gown and carried white roses and a white Bible Their fo
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Bellevue Reformed Church
Schenectady
N. Y
Shirley Uebele
Lynn Joosten
Norman E. Thomas
Joosten
Shirley Kane
Albany, N. Y
Carol Smith
Annelisa Blessing
Long Island
Donald Boulton
William Jewett
Spring Valley
Robert Smith
Philadelphia
Charles Ausherman
Sharon Scholten
New Brunswick
N. J
Emil Uebele
Cirincianni
Clara Joosten
Pella
Bert Joosten
New England
Joostens
Hazelwood Ave
John Hanrahan
New York
Pella Couple Unites In June Christian Reformed Ceremony
Shirley Goemaat wed June Goewaat and Sarah Van Buren of Pella with Ehuer Jan Kelderman son of Mr and Mrs John Kelderman as groom at First Christian Reformed Church Pella. Double ring rite led by Dr P Y Dedan featured palms candelabra pink white gladioli and pink bows and ferns along the aisle. Velda Van Haaften kept guest book while Lawrence Kelderman and Lawrence Klyn lit candles. Miss Margaret Wassen provided music and accompanied Miss dunella Ver Meer. Bride wore white net taffeta gown with sabrina neckline and lace, fingertip veil, bouquet of white gladioli with pink trim, and gold locket. Maid of honor named.
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Youn Goewaat
Sarah van Buren
Pella
Ehuer Jan Kelderman
John Kelderman
Askaloosa
First
Christian Reformed
Velda van Haaften
Lawrence Kelderman
Lawrence Klyn
Margaret Wassen
Wedding bells and engagements at Oskaloosa area weddings
Arlene Goemaat and the bride’s sister dressed in pink net gowns with matching headpieces and white carnation accents while the groom’s party wore navy suits. The reception followed in the church basement with pink and white décor and a three tier cake. Barbara Geels and John Beversluis announced as an engagement, with Geels employed at a publishing house in Grand Rapids and Beversluis teaching in Paterson. Centennial Circle club planned a tour to Ottumwa in October and welcomed a new member while Ladies Aid set a meeting for August 1 at West Market Park pending rain location.
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Barbara
John Beversluis
Hawthorne
N. J
Miss Geels
Pella Christian High
Christian Reformed Publishing House
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Beversluis
Calvin College
Eastern Christian Junior High School
Paterson
New Jersey
Centennial Circle Club
Nellie de Jong
Julia van Heukelem
Ottumwa
Minnie Kelderman
Chamber of Commerce
Audrey Klein
Osceola Workshop for School Lunch Workers Held Today
Marion County hosts a daylong Osceola workshop for school lunch staff led by State School Lunch Staff including C. W. Hangs and Hazel Grime. Experts from Wheat Flour Institute and Area Department of Agriculture assist. County superintendents and school board members invited.
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Oxskaloo
Marion County
C. W. Hangs
Hazel Grime
Ki. Cowan
Georgine Barte
Tute
June. Miller
Ofclovker
June Millerintendents
Patrol Car Without Markings Prompts Safety Warning
Iowa Department of Public Safety relays a story from the highway patrol about an unmarked patrol car used briefly before insignia and lights were added. The officer on duty faced nearly daily near misses as drivers cut in and followed closely, underscoring the need for visible identification on patrol vehicles.
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the Highway Story
Iowa
Highway Patrol
Corn Price Support Totals Announced for Marion County
Marion county 1966 corn under price support totals 300,268 bushels by May 31, announced by ASC chairman Merrill L. Robuck. Comparison shows 283,590 bushels less than 1955 totals, with 200,602 bushels at the 1.46 rate for compliant production and the rest at the 1.21 non compliance rate.
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Marion County
Merrill L. Robuck
ASC
Towa
Man Requests End to Safety Reports Overload
A reader asked the safety department to stop sending accident and fatality summaries, saying they "get on my nerves." The note reflects growing discontent with ongoing reports this summer as authorities consider compliance.
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Oreter
Safety Department
Plastic Items Rate High With Most Homemakers
Plastic products permeate kitchens and homes in countless roles from storage containers to cookware and packaging. This feature notes how ubiquitous plastics have become in domestic life and the challenge of listing every item used daily.
Plastic Housewares Shape Homemaker Trends
Naomi Shank of Town State College notes plastic housewares rise in popularity due to durability ease of cleaning and light weight. Plastic refrigerator containers lead the field with glass still used for some items while colors span red yellow pastel green blue coral and pastel blue. Consumers favor labeled care and heat exposure guidance as new plastic products like wastebaskets and dishpans hit the market. Lucite decorative plastic used in auto ornaments and patio roofs highlights light transmission and resistance.
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Schenectady, New York
Uebele—Joosten
Shirley Goemaat
Goemaat—Kelderman
Dunella Ver Meer
Tie
New Heart of
Arlene Goemaat
Ruby Mathes
Tunis Kelderman
Gerald Hockstra
A. B. Goemaat
Albert Stam
Rosalie Engbers
Evelyn, Engbers
Pearl Branderhorst
Wilma Meinde Irene Bosveld
Nancine van Arkel
Wilfred Rempe
Ruth Vander Linden
Ronald van Kooten
Pella Christian High School
Oskaloosa
Barbara Geels
John Geels
Bozeman, Montana
Anna van Englehoven
Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting
Ladies Aid
West Market Park
Hore of Mra
Esther Bout
Osceola
By Bob Hullinan
Naomi Shank
Town State College
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Hershey Instant
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