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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

02 Aug 1956

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1956

Page

6

Miss Violet Van Rheenen Marries Willis Vander Linden at Pella Church

Miss Violet Arlene Van Rheenen, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Van Rheenen of Pell, wed Willis Wayne Vander Linden, son of Mr and Mrs E L Vander Linden of Harvey, in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Third Reformed Church Pella. About 250 guests attended.

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Violet Arlene van Rhenen William H. van Rheenen Pell Willis Wayne Vander Linden E. L. Vander Linden Harvey Third Reformed Verlan van Rheenen Marlene Dykstra Lola van Rheenen Sarah Vander Linden Louise van Zee Chantilly Aleatha van Rheenen Willeda van Rheenen Allan Kool Carol Joy van Rheenen Keith van Englehoven Robert Vander Linden Leland Vander Linden Pleasantville Orlo de Bruin Pella Jack Vander Linden Arlan de Kock Oskaloosa Albert de Kock Marjean Gosselink Beverly Jabaai Valentine van Rheenen Gerald Vander Linden Arlene Jellema Norma van Veldhuizen Ruth Pippel Ralph Ver John Sybenga Violet Arlene van Rheenen Willis Warne Vander Linden Jane
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June Bride and Groom Tie A Colorful Oskaloosa Wedding

The June bride and groom wore white dinner jackets and black bow ties with yellow carnation corsages and boutonniers, joined by blue lace dress mothers and grandmothers in coordinated colors. A lilac and yellow reception followed in church parlors with a four tier cake, pomp and gifts, and a two week West honeymoon before settling in Oskaloosa Iowa.

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G. B. Kolenbrander Henry van Rheenen Ploeg Shirley Rook Wilma Dieleman Vernon Boot Arvin Boot
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Women Entertained Friends at Tourney At the Country Club

Eighty women attended the Pella Golf and Country Club Women’s Golf Invitational last Wednesday. The nine hole event began at 8:00 a.m. after coffee, with fifty entrants. Prizes went to Roxy Holling Sigourney for Low Medalist first prize and longest drive with 43. Second prize tied Mary Oller and Dorothy Ellis at 44, while Vera Baskerville and Trudy Boyle tied for eighth at 46. Other prizes went to Fay Van Rees, Beth Briggs, and Hazel Cook for best approach shot, fewest putts, and birdie respectively. A noon luncheon followed by bridge and canasta.

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Pella Trudy Boyle Des Moines Fay van Rees Knoxville Beth Briggs Oskaloosa Hazel Cook Rudy Ulrich Connie Smorenberg P. H. Kuyper Ray Brom N. Blecha Claas Int'Veld Don Vos Carl Gaass Wm. Baer Emery Gaard Max Schakel
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Dennis Gustafson Hurt By Glass at Laurens Home

A nine year old boy named Dennis Gustafson sustained a deep cut to his left arm when he was cut by a door glass at his Laurens residence. He required about one hundred stitches to close the wound and recover.

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Dennis Gustafson Laurens
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