Local wedding crowns Miss Branderhorst and Cornelius Van Soelen
Miss Leona Mae Branderhorst wed Cornelius Ralph Van Soelen at Prairie City Christian Reformed Church in a 7:30 p.m. Friday ceremony attended by 150 guests. The couple plans to reside in Newton after October 22, with the bride a Newton High School graduate employed by Denniston and Partridge and the groom a Sully Christian School graduate who recently worked at the Newton seed store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mae Branderhorst
Cornelius Ralph van Soelen
Prairie City
Route 4
Newton
Marion van Soolen
Sully
Esther Branderhorst
Gertrude van Seelen
Branderhorst
Arlene Vander Hoek
Marilyn de Koning
Peter van Soelen
Robert van Ryswyk
Mrs. Branderhorst
Mrs. van Soelen
Pearl Branderhorst
Gradus Vande Lune
Connie Branderhorst
Tim Plate
Joan Branderhorst
Alice van Ryswyk
Joann van Soelen
Lola Steenhoek
Martha van Soelen
Anna Bernice Vande Kieft
Colorado
South Seventh Ave. East
Newton High School
Denniston and Partridge Co
van Soelen
Sully Christian School
Korea
Newton Seed Store
Leona Mae Branderhorst van Soelen
Christian Reformed Church
Det
Klonglan Kaldenberg wed in candlelight ceremony
Miss Marlene Joan Klonglan became the bride of Richard E Kaldenberg in a candlelight ceremony Saturday evening November 15 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Slater. Pastor Leo Bjorke officiated before an altar with purple and white carnations Komodor fern and orchid ribbons. The organ featured an orchid pompon arrangement in a milk glass epergne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Joan Klonglan
Kenneth Klonglan
Richard E. ‘Kaldenberg
Slater
John Kaldenberg
Burwell
Neb
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Leo Bjorke
Wedding of Kaldenberg groom in Slater Iowa
Bride and groom wed in a Slater church ceremony attended by relatives from Sully Pella Newton Estherville Des Moines Ames Jewell Rockwell City Dayton and surrounding Iowa communities. Attendants wear purple orchid gowns. reception for 250 follows with six tier cake, lavish floral decor and candlelit ritual. Bride is daughter of Kaldenberg, mother of the bride oversaw gown sewing.
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Oliver Newman
Keith Klonglan
Keith Kaldenberg
Don Pudwill
James Omiig
Dixon Beyshoof
Minneapolis
Conrad Brand
Sully
Iowa
Roger Brown
Duaine Larson
Craig Tweedt
Earl Smith
Arlen Tweedt
Dewey Kaldenberg
Caroli Tweedt
Ervin Tweedt
Marilyn Hokel
Marilyn Vespestad
Esther Vespestad
Dorothy Dahl
Grace Ner
Dom Pudwill
Omvig
Marilyn Newman
Blater Jist Bchool
State Office Bulls
Des Moines
Bully High
Deeney Kaldenberg Well Drilling Co
Slater
Pella
Newton
Estherville
Ames
Jewell
Rockwell City
Dayton
Huxley
Madrid
Polk City
Burwell
Nebraska
Nettinga to lead publicity for Bible Society in West
Dr. James Nettinga, longtime Southern California district secretary of the American Bible Society, is appointed secretary in charge of publicity. He will oversee public relations radio and TV, Bible Society Record, and audio visual materials while remaining based in Pasadena until May 1. Nettinga has expanded local scripture distribution from 90,000 to 500,000 in about 40 languages and has hosted Bible programs on radio and TV. He is an ordained minister of the Reformed Church in America, formerly pastor at East 89th Street Church in New York City and later secretary of the denomination’s boards and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Nettings
Southern
California
American Bible Society
Pasadena
Ifornia
New York
Nettinga
Bible Society
The
Society
Bible In
Bible Speaks
Reformed Church In
America
East 89Th Street Reformed Church
Board of Domestic Missions
Gas Explosion Damages Koeher Home Near Fredericksburg
A blast ripped through the Rollin Koeher residence near Fredericksburg causing structural damage and prompting emergency crews to respond. No injuries are confirmed, and investigators will inspect the site for gas leaks and origin of the explosion. Local authorities initiated safety measures for surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Koeher
Fredericksburg
Priceless Dutch Bible Brought to United States in 1661
An elderly Dutch immigrant Nicho Ingveri der Magy, who served in the Spanish American War, donated a priceless 1661 Bible to the United States. The artifact arrived during National Bible Week and was displayed by the New York Historical Society to promote unity, with plans for rent to a New York venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemon
Nicho- Ingveri der Magy
States Army
National Bible Week
Inter
Ctew York
New York
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Open Bible College
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Webster Gymnasium
Webster Gym
Martha Lautenbach
Martha
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Henry Harris
Town State Teachers College
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Robert E. Smith
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Mae Brockway
Jerry Stout
Rolene Breed
Jeanette Vander Werf
Sybenga
Mary de Vries
Farmers National Farm Loan Assn
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Henry Vriezelaar
Knoxville
Reate Bile Society
State Farm Mutual
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Tysseling’s Shoe Store
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