Engagements and a Be ckley West Virginia Wedding
Mr 8 Vander Schaaf announces the engagement of his granddaughter Janet M De Jong to James A Shade of Springfield Pennsylvania. Mary Amanda Sadler of Beckley West Virginia marries Walter H West of Daytona Beach Florida at Beckley Baptist Church. Bert Vande Kieft announces the engagement of daughter Margaret to I W Nelson of San Jose California.
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Vander Schaaf
Janet M. de Jong
James A. Shade
James E. Shade
Springfield
Pennsylvania
Sadler
West
Pella
Mary Amanda Sadler
R. J. Sadler
RB. L. Sadler
Beckley
West Virginia
Walter H. West
Daytona Beach
Florida
Baptist Church
Herndon Sadler
Mullens
Bert Vande Kieft
Margaret
I. W. Nelson
San Jose
California
Masons Confer Third Degree With Wide Attendance
A large group attended the Third Degree on Friday evening with visitors from Monroe Knoxville Tracy Oskaloosa Ottumwa Leighton Spirit Lake. The Masonic Study Club meets next Thursday at New Sharon with Pella boys expected. The Master Earl Atkins is away two weeks so July and August lodge work pauses. schedules will resume upon his return.
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Monroe
Knoxville
Tracy
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Leighton
Spirit Lake
New Sharon
Pella
Earl Atkins
Birthday celebration for E J De Haai at 404 East First
The family gathered at 404 East First Street on Tuesday July 16 to celebrate E J De Haai reaching seventy seven. He lives alone after his wife’s passing and enjoyed refreshments prepared by his children and grandchildren from Pella Des Moines Ames Monroe and Knoxville. De Haas remains in good health and still climbs windmill towers with strength and cheerful activity.
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E. J. de Haai
East First Street
Mr. de Haai
Pella
Des Moines
Ames
Monroe
Knoxville
de Hani
F. J. de Haas
Picnic honors Sedrels visiting from Arlington Va
A July 11 1946 picnic at Pella Pool Park celebrated Harold Sedrel and wife with children Wesley and Nancy visiting from Arlington Virginia. Attendees included many Leighton New Sharon Bussey and Sully residents plus Van Heukeloms and Reuben Van Hemert. Several guests from Pella Springfield Minnesota attended.
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Pella Pool Park
Harold Sedrel
Wesley
Nancy
Arlington
Gerrit van Heukelom
Pella
Louis van Heukelom
Raymond van Zante
C. R. van Heukelom
Tony de Jong
Wm. van Heukelom
John Boerelyn
Leighton
Roy van Heukelom
Richard van Heukelom
Marion Rempe
New Sharon
Lou Sedrel
Bussey
Reuben E. van Hemert
Sully
Elizabeth van Heukelom
Ernest van Heukelom
Wilbur Engbers
Dick Kolenbrander
Springfield
S. D
C. Hoekstra
Minnesota
Collins-Emmert wedding prelude events detailed
Pre nuptial gatherings for Keith Emmert and Patricia Collins highlighted a June wedding in Pella. Shower hosts included Mrs Robert Ludtke and Mrs George Ramsey with friends and relatives from Iowa. The ceremony at Second Reformed Church featured orchids, pink roses, and a three tier cake. The couple, celebrating a Silver Anniversary with the groom's parents, left for Arnold's Park after reception. They will reside at 814 Oskaloosa Street, Pella. Birthdays and circle picnic items follow.
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Keith Emmert
Pat Collins
Robert Ludtke
George Ramsey
Bob Berg
Ross Bennett
Ed Vos
Sophie Ver Steeg
Bob Sherwood
Jack Baldwin
Alicia Elscott
Theodore Emmert
Edith Thompson
Orleath Vogelaar
M Marvin Baker
Re Bennett
Orleath Vogelaer
Doc Hoeksema
Collins
Emmett
Ramsey
Second Reformed Church
Patricia Ann Collins
Keith Warrent Emmert
Richard J. Vanden Berg
Emmert
Bernice Anderson
San Jose
California
Richard Wiley Collins
Clinton
Iowa
Pella
Theodore R. Emmet
Killduff
Theodore Emmerts
Mary Eide
Eight Ideas for Making Use of Leftover Foods
Homemakers can reduce waste by buying meat wisely storing it carefully and using every bit. Suggestions include meat loaves from ground cooked meat eggs and crumbs and meat salads with chopped cooked meat and vegetables. Also baked vegetables with meat stuffing such as potatoes tomatoes green peppers or onions.
Longtime Iowa farmer Anie Denburger Dies at 76
Anie Denburger, 76, longtime Mahaska County resident and Leighton native, died Saturday afternoon July 15 1946 at home after a year of ill health. He leaves five daughters two stepdaughters two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held July 16 at Wilcox Garland chapel with burial in Evergreen cemetery Leighton. He was an elder and Sunday school teacher at local churches and synonymously described as a faithful Christian and family man.
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Anie Denburger
Leighton
Denburger
Mahaska County
Mae Aalbers
Peoria
Minnie Barnhousé
Newton
Dochie de Reus
Nancy Hiemstra
Minnie Rillihan
Pella
Fred
Lane
Oskaloosa
Neil
Weippe
Wilcox-Garland
Charles Greenfield
Christian Reformed Church of
Evergreen Cemetery
Boertje
Christ
First Reformed Church
Prairie City
Wm. Rozenberg
Waveland Cemetery
Tom
Boertje RODGER died at 57 in Prairie City family note
Rodger Boertje born March 18 1889 in Dubbeldam Netherlands son of Gerrit and Huberdindas Boertje died July 16 1946 at home near Prairie City aged 57 years 4 months 18 days He came to Pella Iowa at age four He married Gertrude Bogaards February 10 1914 They raised three daughters and one son on farms near Fairmount and Prairie City Survived by wife mother three daughters son five grandchildren three sisters and two brothers The obituary ends with mention of intimate relatives and friends
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Rodger Boertje
Gerrit and
Huberdindas’ Boertje
Dubbeldam
Netherlands
Prairie City
Pella
Iowa
Mr. Boertje
Gertrude Bogaards
Harold de Vries
Monroe
Robert E. Intveld
Raymond
Henry C. Ripke
Sand Point
Idaho
Isaac Slings
Jake de Vries
Paul
John
Boertje
Funeral acknowledgments for Rodger Boertje family
The Boertje family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for cards visits and flowers sent during Rodger Boertje illness and after his death. Names include Mrs G Boertje Raymond Mrs Lester Van Pearsem Mr and Mrs Harold De Vries and Mr and Mrs Robert Intveld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Boertje
Raymond
G. Boertje
Lester van Pearsem
Harold de Vries
Robert Intveld
Guideline for Yeast Bread Rise Timing Use
The key point is to avoid breads becoming too light or over risen. Let dough rise until just doubled in size, but not more than doubled for best texture and structure.
Television to be Demonstrated At State Fair
Iowa's first full scale television broadcasts and reception will be shown in a $100,000 exhibit at the Iowa Centennial State Fair August 28 to 30. A crew of 10 TV camers will bring equipment from New York City for the eight day fair period. Live talent programs will be transmitted from a TV studio and control room in a large tent with twelve home receivers on site for fairgoers. High definition large screen sets will show programs about the size of a newspaper page.
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Des Moines
Iowa
L. B. Cunningham
Rspapers
Cunningham
Stop Look and Live On Summer Vacation
National Safety Council reports a 4 percent rise in 1945 grade crossing fatalities with 2 074 deaths and 4 276 injuries. Daytime accidents outnumber night, most collisions involve motor vehicles, and many occur at gates and lights. The release also contrasts sunstroke and heat exhaustion and offers first aid guidance.
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National Safety Council
Handling doughs lightly with emergency flour notes
The article advises handling batters and doughs gently, especially after a first rise. Doughs made with Emergency Flour may be stickier and less smooth than white flour doughs, an issue more evident in refrigerated doughs.
Dough Freshness Guidelines in Cold Storage
The note suggests keeping doughs no longer than two or three days even when stored at 45 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit. It emphasizes short storage to preserve quality and safety.
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Martha Firth
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Roy E. Graves
Everett J. Trueblood
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