Obituary and social notes from Monroe area
Bennett Carr age 66 dies in Knoxville on May 27 with services May 29 at Crumpacker Funeral Home. Survived by wife Beulah, two sisters Ruth Ottumwa and Louise Jarnagin Newton, one niece Lucille Gray Kirkwood Mo. Carr born 1895 on a Monroe farm, lived there since 1926. Worked last five years at Midland Manufacturing Co. in Monroe, retired 1961. Member of Methodist church and American Legion. Dawn Love bridal shower held with multiple hostesses and guests. Numerous brief notes on local visits, showers, travels, and church events in Monroe and surrounding towns.
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Bennett Carr
Crumpacker
Collins Hospital
Knoxville
Beulah
Ruth
Ottumwa
Louise Jarnagin
Newton
Neice
Lucille Gray
Kirkwood
Carr
Monroe
Midland Manufacturing Co
Methodist Church
American Legion
Orin Young
Jerome Coakley
Burton Zerley
Harold Bowie
Ralph Rinehart
Clarence Goodell
Arthur Vriezelaar
Monroy
Dawn Love
Laurel van Baale
Dean ,Broderson
Dwight Neff
Robert Drew
Paul Chapman
Marvin Simpson
Machon
Kenneth Jones
Linda
Love
Kay
Bob Neff
Grinnell
Virginia Pille
Keota
Francis Neff
Altoona
Elbert Moore
Cecil Neff
Jerry van Baale
Floyd Neff
Don Hewitt
Dawn
Terry
Jerry Higdon
Briday
Oklahoma
Joyce Tilden
Mark I. Shaw
Shaw
Marcene Breed
Afternoon Wedding at Baptist Church in Pella
Barbara Ten Hagen daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Ten Hagen wed Dwight Lynn Roorda son of Mr and Mrs Roorda at the Baptist Church in Pella on May 20 in a double ring ceremony before 150 guests. Rev Everett Ward officiated. The bride wore white satin Chantilly lace and tulle with a cymbidium bouquet. Matron of honor was Mrs Torwood E Thompson. bridesmaids were Sharon Browder and Karen Roorda. Ushers included Torwood Thompson and Larry Renaud. The groom wore a rose boutonniere. attendants wore carnations. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall with a four tier cake and flowers. The couple, both graduates of Pella Community High School, plan post wedding employment in Des Moines and area. out-of-town guests came from Mason City, Des Moines, Ames, and Oskaloosa.
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Bernard Zerley
Roy Vander Ploeg
Marcene Breed
John Breed
Gail
Janalee
Prairie City
Walter Renaud
Deverne Renaud
Carolyn
Marlys
Sally
Anne Breed
Ottumwa
Albert van Zee
Pella
Neal Jabaai
Leo van du
Martin Vander Hoek
Sully
Guy de Reus
George Frank
Mary
Rita
Ernest de Reus
Donna
Jeffrey
Don de Reus
Minnesota
Eva Beamer
Torrington
Wyo
Ralph Sheeler
James Marshall
Dick Herdman
Mt. Clemons
Michigan
Jean Ann
J. D. Long
Monroe
Ten‘fay
Herdman
Lynn Thomasson
Universal Trade School
Omaha
Nebraska
Ray Brock
Jack Finley
Cedar Rapids
Bruce Walker
Freda Walker
Maggie ‘Cooper
Clifford Cooper
Chicago
Arthur Cooper
Newton
Bert Vaughn
Wye
Clare Cross
Bernice Tool
Mary Tool
Clarence Tool
Glenn McConeghey
C. C. Ammer
Sac City
Larry Laird
Town City
Monroe’ Baptist
Clyde
Elizabeth Shannon
Dennis
Quebec
Canada
Ralph
Guatemala
LSU
Georgia Ann Ten Ha
Virgil
Ten. Hagen
Broadway
Dwight Lynn Roorda
Robert. Roorda
Lincoln
Everett Ward
The
Baptist Church
Torwood E. Thompson
Sharon Browder
Karen Roorda
Gayland Vogelaar
Jeffrey Gezel
Torwood Thompson
Lary Renaud
Stanley Roor
Jun Ikuta
Ronald Rinehart
Tempieree
Dale Jansen
Ten Hagen
Donna Douwstra
Pella Community High School
Meredith Publishing Company
Des Moines
Mason City
Ames
Oskaloosa
Head of Central College English Dept. named chair
Dr. James R. Wilson, professor of English at Central College, was named chair man of the English Department by President Arend D. Lubis. He returned to Central in 1961 after prior stints at Oklahoma and Hardin-Simmons. He holds degrees from Oklahoma Tulsa and Tulsa. He has taught at UT Martin and served Phi Delta Kappa activities. He belongs to Beta Theta Pi and several academic associations. His hobby is writing music for comedies and dramas.
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James R. Wilson
Central College
Arend D. Lubis
Wilson
Central
University of Oklahoma
University of Tulsa
Tulsa
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Hardin-Simmons University
Martin
University of Tennessee
Beta Theta Pi
Sigma Tau Delta
Eta. Sigma Phi
Modern Language Assn
National Council of Teachers of English
Tennessee Philological Assn
American Assn
Webster PTA Nautical Social Event Captivates Eighth Grade
The Webster PTA hosted a nautical themed social aboard the ship Fantasy of the Sea for about 125 students and teachers. Parents R C Van Vark Mick Blecha Andy Hoeksema Ralph Wisse Matt Heerema Henry Shetterly Paul Farrer Anthony Hoekstra and Ed Wesselink organized the event with health checks passports and themed entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
PTA
Messers and Mesdames R. C. van Vark
Mick Blecha
Andy Hoeksema
Ralph Wisse
Matt Heerema
Henry Shetterly
Paul Farrer
Anthony Hoekstra
Ed Wesselink
WCTU Picnic Prompts June 12 in West Market Park
Pella's WCTU chapter plans its annual picnic supper at West Market Park on Tuesday June 12 at 6 30 p m. The note promotes U S Savings Bonds under the Freedom Bond Drive, urging regular monthly purchases and extra bonds for national security and personal investment.
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Pella
WCTU
West Market Park
Freedom Bonds
U. S
America
Miss Schroeder Becomes Bride of Robert De Vries
Carolyn Jo Schroeder of Dallas wed Robert Keith De Vries of Sully in a June ceremony at Scofield Memorial Church Dallas officiated by Drs Donald Campbell and S Lewis Johnson with 275 guests. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with a taffeta overskirt and carried a cascading white orchid bouquet. They will reside in Denton Texas where she studies mathematics at Texas Woman's University. he, a Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, plans to join the seminary faculty in 1963.
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Donald K. Campbell
S. Lewis Johnson
Scofield Memorial Church
Dallas
Texas
Shirley Russell
Nancy Gain
Grace Johnson
Marilyn Witmer
Ted de Vries
Wickenburg
Arizona
Carroll de Vries
Richard Schroeder
Kenneth Kilinski
William Hogan
Thomas Minter
John Robert
Schroeder
Denton
Texas Women's University
Central College
Pella
Wheaton College
Illinois
Kay-Cee capsules promise arthritis relief
An advertisement for KAY-CEE capsules by Kay-Cee Products, Inc. offers 200 capsules for $10 or 100 for $6.50 with a money back satisfaction guarantee. The box lists P O Box 2695 Dept 13K Jackson Mississippi for orders.
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Kay-Cee Products, Inc
P.O
Dept
Jackson
Mississippi
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H. W. Vriezelaar
Dwight Roorda
Georgia Ten
Hagen
Edward Vos
Verle Ver Dught
Tom Pierce
Judy Krueger
Judy Manning
Sharon Duven
Mary van Zomeren
Phyllis de Bruin
Mesdames
Margaret Ver Steeg
Vera van Gorp
Leata Toom
Viretta Wisse
Eva Grootveld
Helen Hoogenakker
Henrietta Vander Pol
Joers
G. B. Boereoe
Tunis J. Ver Meer
Barbara Lou
Melvin Ray Bokhoven
Simon Bokhoven
New Sharon
Barbara
Della Christian High School
Marion County State Bank
Melvin
Alpha Kappa
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma Educational Society
Christian Church
Neva Barnhart
Upsilon
Catherine Edwards
Dorothy McCabe
McCabe
Effie Buss
Mary Coleman
Twin Cedars
Iona Gamble
Edna Johnson
Bonnie Sherwood
Clara Cotter
Barbara L. Ver Meer
Robert K. de Vries
She Is
Carolyn Jo Schroeder
Delta Kappa Gamma
Winona Davis
Pauline Smith
Ethel van Zante
Ruth Smith
Lucille Hale
Miss Buss
van Heusen
Ken Ysminoudts
Ken
Coorniers
Brom Hatchery
Peoria
Webster Pta Group
Miss Schroeder
Robert de Vries
C. Robert Schroeder
Bon Aire
Robert Keith de Vries
Bordeau
Fred G. de Vries
Iowa
Chautauqua Circle
Humboldt
Mida Dean
Ellis Metcalf
Board of Supervisors