Miss Bette Vos Weds Anthony Oskam In Pella Ceremony
Society note reports the December 27 wedding of Miss Bette Vos of Pella to Anthony Oskam of Newton at Third Reformed Church in Pella. The event featured a white nylon tulle gown with lemon lace, orchids and yellow pompoms, a double ring ceremony, music, and a reception for 75 guests.
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Bette Vos
Ben’ J. Vos
Pella
Anthony Oskam
Newton
Town
Cornelia Oskam
Baambrugge
Holland
Wilbur Ringwalda
Third Reformed
de Wild
Betty Vos
Third Reformed Church
Neels Blom wedding ties Pella couple to Oxnard
Mrs Loretta Ann Neels daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Neels of 222 Main Street Pella married Floyd Blom son of Mr and Mrs Tunis Blom in a Dec 12 1957 ceremony at the Second Christian Reform Church of Pella before 190 guests The reception followed in the church basement with toast master Carroll Brom and a short program The couple reside in Oxnard California where Mr Blom serves in the Navy The article also notes other Lynn Grove Rockettes activities and meetings for Feb 1 with plans for a skating party in Newton on Feb 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Ann Neels
Leonard Neels
Main Street
Pella
Floyd Blom
Tunis Blom
Second
Christian Reformed Church
L. van Laar
Margaret Wassen
Carol Boerelyn
Marilyn Terpstra
Phyllis Lauterbach
Shirley Dykstra
Terry Blom
Kathy Rozenboom
Loren Blom
Carroll Blom
Willis Neels
Marion Blom
Gerrit Stouwie
Nathan Stouwie
Roger Neels
Carroll Brom
Lynn Grove Rockettes
Diane Monsma
Diane
Newton
Sheryl Lynn
Ruthanne
Linda Ver Woert
de Wilder
Second Christian Reformed Church
Couple Weds In Newton With Citrus Orchid Corsage
Mrs. Janice Kaisand oversaw the guest book as Ladies Ald Society aided in the kitchen. The bride, a 1956 Pella High School graduate, wore beige with black accessories and used wedding bouquet orchids for her corsage. The groom, Amsterdam Art School graduate, is a Vernon Company commercial artist. They plan to live at 725 West 4th Street North Newton after a wedding trip to New Orleans and the Southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Kaisand
Ladies Ald Society
Pella High School
Tunis Klein
Vernon Company
Amsterdam
West 4Th Street
Newton
New Orleans
Oskaloosa Lions Sponsor 4-H Leaders Banquet
The Oskaloosa Lions Club will sponsor a banquet for Mahaska County 4-H Leaders and committee members on Monday evening February 10 at 6 30 p m at the Oskaloosa Eagles. Eldert Groenendyke will pay tribute to leaders and John Reiley will be Master of Ceremonies. The event honors the voluntary work of 4-H leaders with local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Lions Club
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa Eagles
Eldert’ Groenendyke
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Lions
John Reiley
Lions Club
Lions Club Agricultural Committee
Harry Coleman
Glen Runchett
Dick Vander Wilt
Lynnville Opens New Medical Center Near Dr Spar
Lynnville Chronicle reports a new medical center near Dr Richard E Spar serving the community. Plans indicate Lynnville aims to complete construction by July with Dr Spar born and raised locally and now active in the area. Dr F E Quire is also mentioned in connection with the project.
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Chronicle News
Richard E. Spar
Lynnville
Lynnvill
Spar
Sagi
F. E. Quire i
Old Timer Praises Flagler Water As Best In World
Homer Phillips known as Pete in Flagler writes from Star Route Hiram Missouri recalling coal mining days in Flagler and Marion County. He credits Flagler mineral water for health and wonders if the old well still flows, suggesting a hospital near the site. He notes fond memories with Miss Rezelman and Mr Den Hartog from Central College Pella Iowa and mentions Knoxville and the Marion County days.
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Flagler
Pete Phillips
Nachs DesCamps
Knoxville
Miss Rezelman
Central College
Pella
Iowa
den Hartog
Central
Homer Phillips
Marion County
Pete
O. H. Phillips
Star Route
Hiram, Mo
Knoxville Express
State Civil Defense mails amateur radio emergency plan
The State Office of Civil Defense has mailed the State of Iowa Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service Communication Plan to 2500 amateur radio operators. Approved by the FCC and Federal Civil Defense Administration, it allows licensed operators to use radios during disasters to strengthen communications and speed information flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office of Civil Defense
State of
Iowa
Civil Emergency Service
RACES
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Civil Defense Administration
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Marlene Hartgers
Anna van Walbeek
Mrs. Hartgers
Mrs. van Walbeek
Ried
Joe van Walbeek
Harry Hartgers
Larry de Cook
Merton Eugene Raisand
Ralph de Cook
Ralph
Catherine Vos
Leona Vos
Dale Stephenson
Leona
Stephenson
Ringwalda
Arlene van Gorp
Verna van Hemert
Sally Sents
Shirley van Dyk
Jennie de Kock
Melvin Dahlin
Wilma Vernooy
Dewey Veenstra
Vos—Oskam
Mr. and
Mrs
Neels—Blom
Shirley van Zee
Eloise van Gennep
Jian de Vries
Roberta Stouwie
James Blom
Ivan Kaldenberg
Anna Rae Rozenboom
Sherma Blom
Darrell Brand
Leona Stouwie
Wayne Veldhuizen
Terial
Beverly
Betty de Jong
Sheryl Lynn Wouda
Marcela de Jong
Linda Renaud
Linda van Gorp
Diane Monsina
Virginia Kooistra
Margaret van Wyk
Barbara de Penning
Mirs. Gerrit Rezelman
Adams, Nebraska
Esther
Howard den Hartog
Tunis den Hartog
Eddyville, Iowa
Esther H. Rezelman
Speedy
Louie
White Way Auto CO
Bel Air
Ford
Plymouth
Pont. dix
Wenev Rovet
New Medical Center
Flagier
Pella Cooperative Electric Assn
American Legion Hall