Wedding near Peoria ties knot as Vande Kieft wed Van Kooten
On Thursday June 26 at the bride’s parents home near Peoria, Wilma Vande Kieft married Henry Van Kooten son of Henry Van Kooten Sr Rev R Vande Kieft officiated with family members present The couple will live on a Peoria area farm The Chronicle offers best wishes. A post nuptial shower for the couple at Mrs Warner Vande Voort home featured pink tea roses and many gifts hosted by Mrs Vande Voort and Miss Margaret Vander Voort with a large group attending.
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Wilma Vande Kieft
Henry van Kooten
Peoria
R. Vande Kieft
Reuben de Haan
Warner Vande Voort
Margaret Vander Voort
Margaret
Grand Junction Bride and Maurice Groom Wed in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Leona Smith of Grand Junction Colorado and Mr Anne Vander Stoep of Maurice Iowa married at Sunnyside Tuesday morning July 1 in a small ceremony at ten o clock Rev John Wesselink officiated with a double ring rite A three course wedding breakfast followed served by the Ladies Auxiliary of Central College Attendants included Fern Smith Harriet Wylie Ivan Sadler Ray Boland and others The parlor was decorated with flowers and the bride wore silver lace over Melmarie Crepe with veil
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Ivan Sadler
Ray Boland
John Wesselink
First Reformed Church of
Pella
Central College
Miss Wylie
Miss Smith
Mrs. Sadler
Vander Stoep Wedding Confers New Mrs Vander Stoep
Mrs. Vander Stoep, daughter of Mrs. E. A. Thomas of Grand Junction Colorado, is wed to Mr. Vander Stoep who has taught at Northwestern Classical Academy in Orange City and will serve as Maurice's superintendent next year. The couple plan to reside in Maurice after August first after a brief visit in Gilman with Miss Wylie.
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Vander Steep
E. A. Thomas
Grand Junction
Colorado
Central College
St. Mary’s Hospital
Vander Stoep
Central
Northwestern Classical Academy
Orange City
Maurice
Vander Stoops
Gilman
Miss Wylie
The
Chronicle
Legion to assist on adjusted compensation insurance blanks
The American Legion meeting distributed application blanks for the new adjusted compensation insurance. Members are studying the forms or sending them in, with volunteers sought to help. A typing session is planned July 8 at the Memorial Building, and those without blanks are urged to obtain them from the post adjutant or Red Cross chair.
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American Legion
Kempkes
Memorial Building
The
Red Cross
Pella Loses Longtime Central College Janitor Leon Goulooze
Mr and Mrs L Goulooze left Tuesday for Denver ending Leon Goulooze s 21 years as Central College janitor and grounds superintendent since 1903 In the early days classes were held in the Main building later burned in 1922 and in the building then used by Library Gymnasium Auditorium and Music classes The departure marks a notable loss of service to the campus and community due to his longtime tenure and dedication.
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L. Goulooze
Denver
Colo
Central College
Goulooze
Leon
Central
Memory of Leon Goulooze Janitor at Old College
The article recalls Leon Goulooze who served as janitor at the college for decades, starting before the campus fires and rebuildings of 1917. He rose in pay, shared tales of student pranks, and remained a respected figure alongside his wife active in local church work as they move to a new home.
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Jordan Hall
Peace and
West Second Street
Leon
Goulooze
United States
College
Rooms to Rent and Local Ads
Furnished rooms with or without board for rent or board. Bread for sale by Hattie Harrison. Wanted five room house for rent. leave name at Chronicle office. Ford Roadster and Ford Coupe for sale in good mechanical condition via Pella Service Station. Cotton bags wanted at Chronicle office. will trade paper or pay cash.
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Hattie Harrison
Chronicle Office
Pella
Chronicle
Death of Mrs J H Van Haalen at 1120 Broadway
Mrs J H Van Haalen died at home 1120 Broadway at 5 15 p m Sunday June 29 1924 aged 47 8 22 Brights disease funeral services held 2 00 p m Tuesday at First Reformed church interment Oakwood Cemetery survivors include husband one son and one daughter
Ver Dught Mrs Dick Ver Dught Dies at Home in Pella
Mrs Ver Dught died at her home on Franklin Street in Pella at 11 10 am Friday June 27 1924 aged 56 years 4 months and 22 days after a long illness with hardening of the arteries She is survived by her family and relatives.
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Ver Dught
Dick Ver Dught
Franklin St
Pella
Funeral services held for deceased at home and church
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the home at one o'clock and at the Second Reformed church at 1:30. Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Second Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Church Notes from First Christian Reformed on Lord's Day
Rev J De Haan leads Sunday services at 9 00 a m with Grace instead of Deservings in Holland. An afternoon session covers Matt 24 44 Preparedness for the Coming of the Son of Man. Evening study on Judges 6 36 40 Gideon or Lessons for Little Faith in English.
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First Christian Reformed Church
J. de Haan
Holland
Gideon
English
Sermons and Music at Second Reformed Church
At morning service the pastor preaches I know my Redeemer. Young People's C E at 6 30. Evening service theme The Earth is the Lords with suitable music.
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Second Reformed Church
C. E
Storm Center: Council Bluffs Faces Iowa's Worst Weather
Weather observers say Council Bluffs has experienced more storms than any Iowa community with winds floods hail and lightning creating a vortex of disastrous visits across the region.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
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