Bridal Showers Honor Misses Roorda And Vander Linden
Society notes detail two bridal showers for Miss Jean Roorda and Miss Bonnie Vander Linden. Jan 1 event at Legion Hall hosted by Mrs. Robert Roorda included many relatives. A second shower on Jan 25 at Mrs. Lilburn Jansen’s home with co host Mrs. Johanna Boot honored Jean Rus and Jean Roorda among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roorda
Legion Hall
Jean Roorda
Bonnie Vander Linden
Elmer
Dave Roorda
Connie V. Veldhuizen
Edward Roorda
Tenry Roorda
Alfred van Maaren
Robert Gosselink
Melvin V. Veldhuizen
Armour van Wyk
Harold V. Veldhuizen
Don Roorda
Scott
Rick Glendening
Larry Lourens
Doug
Abe Synhorst
Paul Ter Louw
Kenneth Vander Linden
Howard Westerkamp
Jean Roord
Bonnie Westerkamp
Jean
Judy Vander Wal
Ruth Brouwer
Linda Angove
Mesdames
Tom van Vliet
Ron Vanden Berg
Pon Riggen
Dave Borda
Jim Waters
Jaci
Gary Wallace
Bridal showers and a newborn girl in the Dean family
The article lists multiple bridal showers for Jean and Joan with guests including Mrs. Rich Glendening Mrs. Henry Neimeyer and others. It notes a lunch in red and white and a February 12th shower at Pella Coffee Shop. It also reports the first girl in the Dean family in 39 years, Donna LuAnne, to be christened in a gown made from her great great grandmother's wedding dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Roekel
Lori
Marlene
Ruth
Richard van Roekel
Linda
Dave Roorda
Jim Waters
Jaci
Glen van Roekel
Rich Glendening
Dean
Mrs
Leroy
Marion
Donna
LuAnne
Repeat Vows in Third Reformed Church of Pella
Dolores Joan Verros and Sidney Henry Rooda wed February 8 1962 at Third Reformed Church Pella in a double ring ceremony attended by 140 guests The bride wore a satin gown with nylon tulle and Chantilly lace The couple are making their home on a farm near Monroe The groom is a farmer and a Marion County State Bank employee with guests from Minnesota also attending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Reformed Church of
Pella
Dolores Joan Verros
Marion Verros
Harvey, Iowa
Sidney Henry Rooda
Henry Rooda
Route’ Pella
Wilbur Ringwalda
Third Reformed Church
Chantilly
Paris
Anne Beyer
Mary Byer
Willeda van Rheenen
Betty Hoksbergen
Marilyn Rozenboom
Mission Circle Society
Pella Community High School
Marion County State Bank
Monroe
Raymond
Hollandale
Hartland
Minnesota
Mrs
Sidney Henry
Rooda
Dolores Verros
DeWild
Dishes Begin Evening Escape for Home Makers
A Walnut Bureau tip suggests that housewives reclaim a few minutes of personal time by starting the dishes at day’s end. The idea is to create quiet, small routines that yield immediate personal space and reduce evening stress.
Publishing notice for Pella Publishing Incy
A brief imprint states the publication is issued every Tuesday and Thursday by Pella Publishing, and it is entered at the post office in Pella Town as second class mail matter under the acts of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Publishing, Incy
Pella
Acts of Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Misses Rooda
Vander Linden
the “Pella Chronicle
Westerkamp
Pella National Bank
Jake Swank
Dena Bokhoven
Murry Vos
Judy Vander Waal
Marilyn van
Peoria
Red Rock Dam
Morial
Knoxville
Iowa
Eral
Judy van Steenis
Helen van Zee
Abe Debra Veiros
van Roekel Sharon
Beyer
Gary Rodda
Gené Dop
Ronald Rozenboom
Tornie van Rockel
Kenneth ‘de Jong
Jacob Monster
Junior Dear
John van Roekel
Cornelius Verros
Gene Dop
Marcella Bandstra
Marlene van Roekel
Sharon Beyer
Stanley Beyer
Kenneth de Jong
Dolores
Donna van Zee
Mary van Zee
Wilimena Schimmel
Hendrena Schimmel
Judy van Steents
Mary Jane Beyer
Diane Van‘ders
Arthur van Zee
Helen
Harold van Zante
Arie Beyer
Jerry
Sharon
Ervin Mathes
Janice
Verlan
Bernie van Roekel
Kenneth
Wilson Clark
Nettie de Zwarte
Ferdinand Vogelaat
Marion Toom
Wm. Verros
Peter van Zante
Gerrit Verros
Neal Verros
Chris Thiles
Dunlap
Bath
Anna, Hersom
Spacemaker
Automat
RCA Victor
I New Vista TV
W.t. Veenstra
Official County Newspaper
H. H. Sadler
M. M. de Zwarte
Dern
Sadler al de Wild
Tri-County
Tri-Counties
Ational Editorial Sr igheGis
Sheffield
South Pella
Schakel
Pella, Iowa
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