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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1951

Page

8

Society notes and weddings highlight June events

Mrs Letta Votan and Mrs John Veenstra hosted a Poor Man's breakfast for 22 guests at the Veenstra home on June 27. Nelle Rempe gave a half Dutch reading as gifts were exchanged. The Amyet Auxiliary met June 21 at Mrs Don Van Gorp's home, with plans to sponsor a Breast Cancer film and to elect delegates for the Des Moines state convention. Evelyn Tysseling married Calvin T. Joosten in a candlelight ceremony at Douwstra Chapel on June 14 with music by J B Dahm and Raymond Doorenbos. the bride wore lace and nylon over taffeta with a short train.

Letta Votan John Veenstra van Haaften Veenstra Nelle Rempe Amyet Don’ van Gorp Ray Doorenbos George Gezel Des Moines M. C. van Gorp Evelyn Tysseling Herman A. Tysseling Calvin TL. Joosten Clara Joosten Douwstra Chapel G. T. Vander Lugt Central College C. A. Bartels J. B. Dahm Raymond Doorenhos Marvin Tysseling

Obituary for Martha De Cook near Pella Iowa in 1951

Martha De Cook daughter of Aart De Kock and Maggie Van Zee born March 27 1895 near Pella Town died June 29 1951 at home east of Pella aged 56 years three months two days She married Herman Vander Streek on February 16 1921 they had Verla Mae and Lloyd Gene Survived by husband two children aged parents four brothers and three sisters Funeral service held July 2 1951 at First Reformed Church officiated by Rev A Haverkamp with interment in Oakwood Cemetery

Martha de Cook Aart de Kock Maggie van Zee Pella Herman Vander Streek Verla Mae Carl Wehde Lloyd Gene L. M. van Zante Bernie Menninga Bert van Haaften Gradus Antone M John O Dave de Cock Dave Sigourney Henry de Cook First Reformed Church First ‘Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Oakwood Cemetery

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Herman Vander Streek

The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during her long illness and after her death. They acknowledge sympathy condolences and flowers received from those who aided before and after her passing.

Herman Vander Streek

Joosten Joins Vander Wert in Pella Wedding Recap

Pale green ta f fe ta gowns highlighted a 115 guest ceremony in Graham Hall. Dr Arlene and Willene Tysseling twins served as junior bridesmaids in yellow dresses. Best man John Vander Wert attended, with ushers Arthur Tysseling Marvin Tysseling Clyde Ey friend. After a Niagara Falls honeymoon the couple settled in Pella where she works for Central College and he runs Garden Square Cafe.

Arlene Willene John Vander Wert Arthur ‘Tysseling Marvin” Tysseling Clyde Eyfriend Raymond Newendorp Adrian de Haan Colleen Renaud Beth Parker Shirley Kooistra Joanne Vander Haar Eleanor Euwema Erma van Roekel Harold Vander Hart Joosten Niagara Falls Evelyn Tysseling Calvin L. Joosten G. T. Vander Lugt Central College John Vander Wert Jr Joostens Marvin Tyg Willene Tyseling

Mrs Cornelius De Prenger Rites Planned In Sully

Mrs Cornelius De Prenger aged 81 died at her daughter Mrs Oscar Wisgerhof in Sully on Monday evening July 2. Funeral services are tentatively set for Thursday afternoon July 8 at the First Reformed Church Sully with burial in Sully cemetery. A fuller obituary will appear in The Chronicle on July 12.

Cornelius de Prenger Oscar Wisgerhof Sully First Reformed Church

Luncheon Omission Slips in Society Page

The Chronicle Society Page for June 28 reports a one o'clock luncheon hosted by Miss Hattie Van Gorp for friends. It fails to mention the luncheon was at Mrs. William Van Dort’s home and that Mrs. Van Dort was co hostess with Miss Van Gorp. The error was unintentional.

The Chronicle Hattie van Gorp William van Dort

Elk Horn operator breaks arm after fall at night switchboard

Telephone operator Anna Frederickson of Elk Horn fell while hurrying to the switch board on a night call. She managed to call for a doctor after the accident.

Anna Frederickson Elk Horn

Official Meat Price Lists Soon For Merchants Des Moines OPS

Des Moines district price stabilization office says retail meat price lists will be mailed soon to merchants who filed Retail Category Classification on Public Form No 5. Many respondents listed information but omitted group classification. Locker plant operators must file Retail Category on Form 5 as retailers. if connected to a grocery store already classified, no additional filing is needed.

Des Moines

Locker Plant Filing Triggered by Separate Operation

If the locker plant operates separately a filing must be made immediately. Public Form No 5 details are needed to decide which price chart will be sent.

Safety First in Neighborhood Playgrounds

June reads highlight planning for child play spaces at home and nearby yards. The piece notes concerns about safe, adequate areas for children, rights of neighbors, and practical limits of small front yards. It cites a cooperative approach where one safe play device is shared between neighboring homes to reduce street exposure and expand play options.

Backyard play space shared to ease cost and nerves

A compact description from the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station outlines how a shared backyard play area with a jungle gym, slide, swings, boxes, planks, and a basketball net helps keep children safely off the street. Supervision by a parent is emphasized and the arrangement reduces parental strain while fostering safe, cooperative play.

Iowa Child Welfare Research Station State University of Iowa

Rock Island Survey Predicts Smaller Wheat Crop Nationwide

The Rock Island Lines Industrial and Agricultural department reports states along the Rock Island route will grow most winter wheat but total production falls about 45.37 million bushels from last year. Twelve of fourteen Rock Island states are expected to yield 384.509 million bushels versus prior harvest.

Rock Island Industrial and Agricultural Department of the Railroad Rock Island States

Kansas Wheat Harvest Seen At 158 Million Bushels

A crop report shows Kansas may yield about 158,250,000 bushels, down from 178,060,000 last year, with five of twelve wheat states showing small gains. Deterioration began in early March due to green bugs, cutworms, brown mites, winter kill, and moisture shortage, leading to 26 percent abandonment of winter wheat in Kansas.

Kansas

Two Thrill Days To Highlight Iowa State Fair Events

Thrill days set for Iowa ten day fair feature top daredevils Joie Chitwood Ramon LaRue and 15 other pilots. Programs on Monday August 27 and Thursday August 30 include head-on motorcycle leaps car catapultings and 50 mph crash rails. Ramon LaRue a famed escape artist will perform a 200 foot suspension escape from a helicopter. Auto races a rodeo horse races stock car races and a musical revue complete the mid century amphitheatre lineup.

Iowa Ton Lowa Joie Chitwood Hollywood Daredevil Ramon LaRue Crial LaRue Extion

Schleswig Honors Doctor Schultz For 50 Years Practice

The whole community gathered in Schleswig to honor Mr. W. I. Schultz who recently completed fifty years of medical practice in the area.

Schleswig W. I. Schultz

Fifteen Missionaries Dedicated at Closing Session of the Synod

The General Synod of the Re formed Church in America at Buck Hill Falls Pa approved a new Church Hymnal project and dedicated fifteen missionaries for home and foreign service. Six go to Arabia, four to Japan, two to Africa, with others to Alabama and the Mescalero Indian Reservation.

General Synod of the Reformed Church In America Buck Hill Falls United Presbyteryin Church Pan-Presbyterian Union Presbyterian Church U.S Cumberland Presbyterian Church Ste William A. Weber New Wick Ned Westcheter County New York National Council of Churches Theynod Dean Acheson U.S. Senate United States United Nations Missionarie Ifteen Arabia Japan Africa Donald Bosch Chamber of Commerce Newark New Jersey

Buck Hill Falls Event Begins June 5 1952

Beginning June 5 1952 at Buck Hill Falls a local event starts with community interest and planned activities. Details on participants and schedule are limited in the fragment.

Buck Hill Falls

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Jane DE Cook AMVET Tysseling Insurance Agency Penney’s Douwstra Bendix Bendix Home Appliances Vogelaar International Harvester Pella Implement Store International Harvester Dealer Pella, Iowa
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