Harriett Lautenbach Weds V Carlson in Des Moines Ceremony
Miss Harriett Lee Lautenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Lautenbach Des Moines married V Carlson son of The Reve and Mrs Lesley J Carlson at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured maid of honor Evelyn Houghton and several bridesmaids with music by Alene Watterworth and others. The bride wore chantilly lace over satin with a trailing train and ornate veil. A reception for 500 followed. The couple will spend summer in Boulder Colorado for graduate work and then return to Des Moines after a Kansas City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesminster United Presbyterian Church
Harriett Lee Lautenbach
Lee Lautenbach
6Th Sts
Des Moines
V. Carlson
Lesley J. Carlson
Des Moines St
Evelyn Houghton
Jean Lowe
James
Geraldine Mendenhall
Linds Carlson
Lesley Carlson Sr
Melvin Ver Steeg Jr
Marti Loren Kosslee
James Pi Lyle Reeves
Ruth Emmett Fallein
Fine Arts College
Drake University
Alene Watterworth
Graduate College
Sigma Iota
Westminster Hall
Bert Witte
Kenneth Miles
Richard Phipps
Theodore Brinkman
Beverly O'Connell
Beverly Kline
Florence Souder
Carol Waddell
Patricia Parker
Patricia Sitler
Joanne Gor
Drake
Tote
She Jeter
Carls Drake University
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
East High Schol
Kansas City
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Teachers Breakfast and Societies Gatherings in Pella Schools
Public school activities feature a Thursday breakfast for 36 faculty members plus families at Webster Building with 100 served, then a May 28 Coffe Morning with Alpe Psi Omega drama awards for Mary De Vries and others, plus Live and Learn Club and 4-H club meetings and an American Legion Auxiliary session in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Webster
West Market Park
Cecil Vines
Lincoln Buildings
Elton Ver Ploeg
Alpe Psi Omega, Drama, Society
Coffe
George de Vries
Oklahoma
Mary de Vries
Elizabeth Barrett
the Barretts
Wimpole St
Dave Muyskens
Father Barrett
Len de Beer
Robert Browning
Norm Schouten
Bonnie Wesselink
Sie Schaap
Bette Brunsting
Barbara Evers
Martha Lautenbach
Bridal Shower Honors Marjorie Engbers in May Festivities
Misa Marjorie Ann Engbers the bride elect of Arthur Kut received a bridal shower Monday evening May 23 at Marjean Gosselink home. Hosts were Mrs Vernon Boot Mrs Marion Klyn Doris Van Zomer en and Marjean Gosselink with orchid yellow and white decor and gifts arranged on a decorated sprinkler themed table. Attendees included Mrs Arnold Ryken Mrs Harry Boender Ann Bokhoven Joan Geurts Joyce Peterema Shirley Le Dorothy De Cook Mi Flora Swat Swank Alda Van Bernice Veenstra Delores Roose Brummel Phyllis Mary Kempkes Pearl Dorothy Hokebergen Rosalie ne bers Mrs Gradus Kuiper Leonard Gosselink Mrs Ws Van Zomer en Mrs William En ders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Marjorie Ann Engbers
Arthur G. Kut
Marjean Gosselink
Vernon Boot
Marion Klyn
Doris van Zemeren
Arnold Ryken
Harry Boender
Ann “Bokhoven
Joan Geurts
Joyce Peterema
Shirley le
Dorothy de Cook
Mi Flora Swat Swank
Alda” van Bernice Veenstrainer
Delores
Roose
Brummel
Phyllis Mary Kempkes
Pearl
Dorothy Hokebergen
Rosalie Nebers
Gradus Kuiper
Leonard Gosselink
Ws van Zomeren
William Enders
Attendees Named for Evening Event by Hostesses
Those unable to attend were Mrs. Gerald Kole, Mrs. Leslie Lansér, Mrs. Carl De Goey, Mrs. John Wayne De Rooi, Mrs. Ger ald Rozenboom, Mrs. Gerrit Roor da, Eloise De Zwarte, Arlene Goe maat, Loretta Vanders, and Mrs. G. W. Vander Wilt. At the close of the evening a delicious lunch was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Kole
Leslie Lansér
Carl de Goey
John Wayne de Rooi
Gerald Rozenboom
Gerrit Roorda
Eloise de Zwarte
Arlene Goemaat
Loretta Vanders
G. W. Vander Wilt
Marion County Young People Tour Planned for June 26
The Marion County Farm Bureau Young People plan an annual tour on June 26. A committee was formed at the May meeting to review potential destinations and transport costs for a charter bus trip. The group has previously departed from Knoxville around 5:00 a.m. and returned by midnight, with the May meeting featuring a discussion on The Role of Courtship and Dating in a Successful Marriage led by Doris Loynacan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Farm Bureau
Knoxville
Doris Loynacan
Self Help Promotes Self Reliance by Aston Smith
A discussion on cultivating independence in young children through balanced self help. The piece warns against over directing or under supporting a child, noting early acts like spoon feeding, shoe tying, and buttoning build confidence. It urges giving time and practice with gentle encouragement to foster growth.
98th Birthday Observed By Britt Residents
Mrs. L. P. Callison recently observed her 98th birthday in Britt. Nearby Britt resident Mrs. Augusta Rasmuson turned 97 days earlier, and in Duncan Anna Wellik also reached 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt
L. P. Callison
Augusta Rasmuson
Duncan
Anna Wellik
Speeding Dominant Cause of 1954 Traffic Crashes
Excessive speed was the principal cause of traffic accidents in 1954, according to patrol or police reports analyzed for the year. The finding highlights speed as the leading factor in collisions, underscoring road safety concerns of the era.
Tuning a Fred Whalley Blue 11 or 95 Pella Towa
A compact note describes adjusting a Fred Whalley Blue 11 or 95 Pella Towa component. It outlines maintenance steps, tools needed, and cautions on proper alignment to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the equipment. The text emphasizes careful calibration and testing after adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whalley
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Lautenbach—Carlson
Harriet Lee Lautenbach
Lee Lauten
Alpha Psi Omega Breakfast
Live and Learn Club
John Grand
Bert Hagen
Dale Roorda
Robert Ver Ploeg
Anthony Ver Meer
Rre
Ed. van Zee
Richland Bluebells
Flint, Ridge School House
Janet Nollen
Jessie Vande Voort
Linda
Marcia Kuiper
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
AL WY
Allon Dollar Ae
Boat & Boatsma
Agi
Vie Ds
Mee
Rojan
Marjorie Engbers
Marion County
Aston Smith
RIZES
Suess
Wheaties
Briardale
Perth
Briard
Rath
PARTY
Candyland
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