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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

11

Jansen and Dieleman Bride Unite in Fairbanks Union

Velma Jansen and Wayne Dieleman were married August 4 1966 in the Christian Reformed church parsonage Fairbanks Alaska with Rev Richard Wezeman officiating The couple will reside in Fairbanks following a reception at Riviera Boats Velma's parents are Mrs Mattie Jansen and the late Henry Jansen Kellogg Iowa The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs Henry Dieleman Kellogg Iowa Maid of honor was Joan De Vries Best man was Frank Siegel After the ceremony the couple dined with Sgt and Mrs George Hullette A double ring ceremony featured a palms decor and a single fireplace backdrop Velocity shows Velma wore a white three piece suit with pink rosebud bouquet. Showers were held July 1 Sully park and July 18 at the groom's parents home with many relatives in attendance. Details of early schooling and work history are included for both families.

Velma Kay Jensen Wayne Edwin Dieleman Christian Reformed Church Fairbanks Alaska Richard Wezeman Mattie E. Jansen Henry E. Jansen Sully Henry Dieleman Kellogg Iowa Joan de Vries Lynnville Frank E. Siegel Ft. Wainwright George Hullette Riviera Marilyn van Maanen Connie van Zee Janice Boot Geneva de Vries Mary Meinders Alberdina van Wyk Norma Roose Sue de Bruin Fhyllis Ver Meer Helen Jand

94th Birthday for Mrs. Johnson in Lynnville

Mrs. Ella Johnson, aged 94, celebrated her birthday on August 12 with family and many friends in Farmington and Lynnville. Visitors included Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs. Orville Matherly, Mrs. Pauline Mayo, the Dearingers, and several Stevensons, Bahrenfuse, and Minear relatives. A birthday cake and coffee were served. afternoon and evening calls followed by a dinner with guests. She previously lived in Deep River and now resides in a trailer on her daughter’s lawn.

Lymnville Ella Johnson Robert Thompson Teresa Kimberly Klye Farmington, Mo Orville Matherly Lori Lisa Jeffrey Pauline Mayo Tim Galbraith Raymond Bahrenfuse Mart Minear Grinnell W. R. Johnson Glen Stevenson Jimmy Kenny Parkersburg Wayne Gillespie Susie Johnston Edna ¥ Sherry Deep Hiver Stanley Millhouse Ozro Dearinger David Dearinger Mrs. Johnson Glen Stevensons V. R. Johnson Johnson Deep River Lynnville Mrs. Dearinger

August Chill Brings Garden Woes And Recipes

In a late summer note the writer laments cool damp August with no tomatoes and scarce sweet corn. They recount reading about pests, share a sulphur tip from Mrs. Van Zunk of Leighton, and publish quick baked beans and a coffee cake recipe found amid disorganized notes. Nearby Otley news covers social visits, church events, and local gatherings through July 31.

John van Zunk Leighton

Engagement announced for Marilyn Van Dyke and Jerry Witter

Mr and Mrs Gert Van Dyke of 509 Peace St Pella announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn to Jerry Witter son of Mr and Mrs Earl Witter of 1011 Broadway Pella A February wedding is planned Marilyn a 1963 graduate of Pella Christian High School and is presently working at Central College Her fiancé attended Pella High School and is employed at Rolscreen

Marilyn van Dyke Gert van Dyke Peace St. Pella Marilyn Jerry Witter Earl Witter Broadway Pella Pella Christian High School Central College Pella High School Rolscreen

Lynnville News highlights Aug visits and travel

Lynnville notes Aug 15 entries describe visits near Chicago by Gys bert Meyer and a house move involving Mc and Mrs J W Simmons. Blanche Sparks finishes a Reading Institute in Macomb and plans Cleveland travel to see ill relatives. James Renaud hospital transfer and broader local social visits are listed with several families and households mentioned.

Lynnville Gysbert Meyer Rct Lie Carter Chicago J. W. Simmons Gysber Meyer Blanche Sparks Reading Institute Western Il. University Macomb Ill Nellie Davis Grinnell Cleveland Ohio Raymond C. Renaud Raymond Renaud Clifford Renaud Leon Meyer Brenda Johnnie Waterloo Will Vanderkamp Meyer Vanderkamp Glen Whetstines Blanche Moore Maude Arthur Hollandale Minn Old Settlers Park A dl Cecil Johnson Aurora New Sharon Downs Art Crews Brad Stacey Lyle Smith Denise Belltower Calif Junior Harter Gary Rennis Connie Pam Randy Smith Zelpha Crews E. B. Renaud University Hospital Iowa City

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Velma Jansen Wayne Dielman Velma Harry Dieleman Ida Haarselaar Celia Zylstra Judy van Kooten Cornelia Jansen Clarine van Kooten Celia de Jong Bernice Dieleman Norma Harthoorn Christine van Wyk Harriet van Wyk Lucille Vos Janice Vande Voort Lois Harthoorn Jennie van Kooten Iris Eunice Vande Kamp Cleo Vande Kamp Grace van Kooten Nellie van Kooten Ernestine Ruth Carla Dieleman Mattie Jansen Mr. and Mrs Wayne Dieleman Jody Pella Bootery Janet Gezel Otley News Otley Jacob Stiernemann Fred Armstrong Kevin Des Moines Nellie Cox Phoenix Arizona Wilhelmina Lille John van der Roest Western Theological Seminary Sully Reformed Church Frances van Wyk Henry Naaktgeboren Johanna Bogaards California Ronald Naaktgeboren Bill Gallahler San Jacinto Wayne Angove Gerald Angove Ann Klein Agnes Visser Sophie Ellen Oskaloosa Jennie Vander Kolk Vis Barbara Grandia Martha Walraven Eva van Toorn Vander Kolk Loren Witzenberg Daryn Witzenberg Gerrit Witzenberg Oiley Gerrit Fran Earl Pohlmann Cook & Son Agency Lynnville News Ulrich Motor Company
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