Os keloosa Couples Wed In Candlelight Ceremony
Artie Van Zee and Everett Van Kooten united in marriage August 9, 1949 at Douwstra Memorial Chapel Central College in Os kaloosa. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev. Simon Vroon before palms and gladioli with nuptial music by B Harold Brusvoort and vocal numbers by Mrs. Herman Wyngarden.
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Artie van Zee
Anne van Zee
Oskeloosa
Everett van Kooten
H. van Kooten
Oskaloosa
Douwstra Memorial
Central College
Simon Vroon
Chris Reformed Church
Pella
St. Ma Sus
Largo
Marvisque Bride Wears Satin Gown With Chantilly Lace
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with a bateau neckline edged in Chantilly lace, fitted bodice and full skirt. The fingertip veil was edged with lace.
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Jong
Wedding of Mildred Van Zee and Van Kooten Heir Attended
The ceremony featured a coronet headpiece and a lace gown with a white satin train. Attendants included maid of honor Mildred Van Zee and bridesmaids Barbara Richlin and Mrs. Walt er Van Wyhe. Flower girl Reyes Van Kooten and ring bearer Reyes wore white and carried petals and rings. Groom Albert Van Kooten and ushers Karl Heil and George Terpstra lit tapers as family members, with a reception at the Christian Church in Oskaloosa. The couple will reside in Schleswig where he resumes duties as superintendent of schools.
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Mildred van Zee
Teitley
Walter van Wyhe
Barbara Richlin
Mary Vane Zee
Reyes van Kooten
Albert van Kooten
George Terpstra
Karl N. Heil
Henry P. van Knoten
Christian Church
Oskaloosa
Howard Johnson
Neal Newenhouse
Dale Roorda
Claborne Carriker
Nettie Wyngarden
Win. Zuidema
Kate Burch
Mary Anne Zuidema
State University of Town
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Drake University
van’ Koaten
Iowa State Teachers College
Penn College
Oska-loosa
Oskalpost
Schleswig
van Kooten
Schoolmates Reunion at Farmington and Des Moines
A church wedding in Farmington Mo joined Miss Magill daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Van Der Kamp to William Van Der Kamp son of Mr and Mrs William Van Der Kamp of Lynnville. The ceremony at Presby terian Church featured white flowers and a protocole band. Afterward guests and relatives attended a reception in the church annex and the couple will reside in Lorimer Town. A second note reports a Leighton Olivet reunion of former students at the Knoxville home of Mr and Mrs John Sher wood with attendees from Knoxville Oskaloosa and Pella sharing memories over lunch. Only with Congress permission can a U S officer accept foreign nobility.
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Knepper Fleet
Desloge
Ralph Paul Vander Kamp
Lynnville
Jean Frances Magill
Farmington
William T. Magill
Lorimer
Iowa
Vander Kamp
Magili. van der Kamp
Presbyteria
Thoreday
de Mausill
William Mineth
Ralph Paul van der Kamp
William van der Kamp
Town
William Griffin
Karmineton
Morr
William
Griven
Marriyce
Maxine Satisbury
Stewartville
Src
Minais
Maid of Honor
Frank
Andreas
Sully
Malcolm Turkington
Des Moines
Andrew Troup
Movies
Maxine Salisbury
Sbert
Mail
Roberta Woodhull
Menest Cleveland
Simpoon and
Trenton
Mildred Slayer Wndersey
Leighton and
Olivet
John Sherwood East
Knoxvil
Tommy Kirkwood
Larry
Knoxville
Chris Hanna
Tunis Keayman
Viea Evans
Getta
Mitchell
Oskaloosa
Len
Lost Leg in Tractor Mishap Shocks Rural Area
Dale Anderson of Ringe sted was injured when a tractor he was repairing shifted and pinned him against a fuel pump. He had dismounted to fix the starter as the machine unexpectedly started.
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Dale Anderson
Ringested
Alex
Anderson
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