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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1963

Page

6

Recital and visits mark extended Vriezelaar gathering

Mrs H W Vriezelaar hosted a piano recital May 25 at her home drawing pupils and families from Otley Monroe Knoxville Prairie City and Percy. Visitors included W C Woody and family from Phoenix and a long list of Vriezelaar relatives and friends. June visits continued with multiple relatives stopping by Des Moines Altoona and Des Moines areas.

Daytald de Reus Mohté Earl Horman Linda van Wyk Karen Wassink Ruth Wassink Jaci Vanden Dever Debbie Staal Susan Vriezelaar Arlene Ustermarkt Ruth Goodyk Bonnie Rozendaal Grace Keuning Connie van Haaften W. C. Woody Russell Claire Phoenix Arizona Iowa Hoyt Woody H. W. Vriezelaar Woody Fort Monmouth New Jersey Vriezelaar Raymond Irma Reasner Arthur Vriezelaar John Vriezelaar Loren West Laura Mary Jean Boulder Colorado Monroe W. J. Rice Janice Newton Josn Vriezelaar Bill Schindell Marshalltown Lynette Long Des Moines Clifford de Jong Oskaloosa

Former Lynnville High Alumni Banquet Celebrates Reunion

Lynnville High School alumni gathered in the Lynnville gymnasium on Friday May 31 for a banquet hosted by Holly Rebecca lodge Searsboro. Rev Wm Oberlander gave grace, Albert Terpstra chaired the meeting, and Linda Van Genderen was the sole senior present as the first fourth generation graduate. Officers elected included Howard Macy president Mrs Jones Harris vice president Miss Lucille Sparks secretary Ada Jay treasurer with a host of committee members and a Des Moines master of ceremonies. The event featured class updates and multiple family reunions including the six Vriezelaar siblings home together for the first time since 1958, plus Mary Jean West’s 10th birthday celebration with a decorated cake and homemade ice cream.

H. H. Legrand Alice Clevenger Arthur Vander Ploeg Lloyd Clevenger Barbara Philip Fred Kane Bill Kane Evile le Grand Bob Sherwood Judy Jane Henderson Reese Monroe James Vriezelaar Clint Kent Waverly Charles ‘Jones Kristy Gregg John Legrand Jimmy Mary Jo Jones Arizona Loren West Laura Mary Jean Boulder Colorado John Vriezelaar W. C. Woody Phoenix Mary Vriezelaar Janice Rice Frank van Zante Otley Kay Thomason R. van Roekel Pella Marion van Wyk C. Reeder Waco Texas Walter van Doorninck Francis van Dusseldorp H. W. Vriezelaar Bruce Arizona State University Marshalltown Newbury School Ames Sawyer School Coralee Woody Russell Claire Vicki Herwehe Altoona Des Moines New Jersey Lyle Herwehe Margaret Tuinstra Ralph Sheeler Glenn McConeghey Poaroe Locustdale Farm Lynnville Lynnville High School Holly Rebecca Lodge Searsboro Wm. Oberlander Church of God Albert Terpstra Linda van Genderen Howard Macy Jones Harris Lucille Sparks Ada Jay R. E. Sparks Edward Renaud Carl Terpstra Charles James Rayford R. Ratcliff Wilbur Terpstra Millard Sparks Jim Dearinger Betty Ver Steegt John Andrew Gertsma Wayne Northcutt Robert Scull Blanche Scull Sparks Catherine Ver Steeg Pahre Lota Gause Williams Arthur Vriezelaar Terry Elizabeth Jeffrey Colo Susan High W. J. Rice Janice Newton Lynette Long Vriezelaar Wm. J. Rice Bob Fisher Mary Jean West

Lynnville Welcomes Out-of-State Visitors and Local Guests

Mrs Harold F Macy notes of cross state visitors including Adrian Stanley Terre Haute Indiana and Effie Stanley visiting Lynnville relatives while Mrs Nellie Davis stays in Oak Ridge Tennessee. A birthday celebration honors Mrs A Meredith as she turns 81 with cake and ice cream. John Andrew Gertsma of Hollywood hosts a gathering with Laurence Gertsma and family Cleveland and many others from Grinnell New Sharon and rural areas. Weekend visits include Dr T E Fitzpatrick and family at Riceville and Ben Helversons in attendance.

Harold F. Macy Adrian Stanley Terre Haute Ind Effie Stanley Lynnville Ada Stanley Nellie Davis Oak Ridge Tenn Raycliff Davis Cecil Gertsma John Andrew Gertsma Hollywood Calif Laurence Gertsma Cleveland Ohio Robert Weiser James Scott John Elizabeth Davidson Nellie Cooper Grinnell Sidney de Vries Susie Longacker New Sharon Paul Onthanks Halsey Fred Johnson David Gertsma Bruce Donna Darrell Greenhaw T. E. Fitzpatrick Brian Shawn Ben Helverson Riceville

Vera Williams Bedson Family Event At Lynnville High

Gladys Williams Bedson led a family gathering at Lynnville High with all children and grandchildren who graduated present. Attendees included Roberta Beason Joyce Beason Wellss Vivian Williams Beason and sons Robert Roger, daughter Viola, sons in law Richard Weiss and Robert Benson. Arnold and Kenneth Ratcliff directed a program featuring a four generation quartet and a male quartet with singers including Bruce Gause Arnold Ratcliff Arnold Terpstra and Kenneth Ratcliff. Out of state guests included David Seyde El Paso Texas Raleigh Stanley Hollendale Minn Tall af erga eland Ohio and Gertsman Hollywood California.

Lynnville High School Gladys Williams Bedson Roberta Beason Joyce Beason Welss Vivian Williams Beason Robert Roger Viola Richard Weiss Robert Benson Arnold Kenneth Ratcliff Finis Allee Helen Allee Gause Betty Raleigh Stanley Hollandale Minn Airs Tallaferga

Local Newton Happenings Featured In Social Visits

Newton area notices report Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swank Sr. to the Andrew Samson home, plus greetings from Eldred Van Gorp Verlin Sherry to Ron Kramer in Pella, and callers at the Arthur Samson residence. Harmony Helpers plan June activities including a white elephant auction on the schoolhouse lawn and an ice cream social at Newton Christian Day School.

Arthur Samson Newton Peter Swank Sr Andrew Samson Eldred van Gorp Verlin and Sherry Ron Kramer Pella Wilbur van Wyngarden Wendell van Wyngarden Kelli Arthur Samson Harmony Helpers Newton Christian Day School John Brouwer Geurt van Hal Herman van Zee Jerald Veenendaal Ed Slings Dean Lanser Glenn Summers Albert de Koning Virgil

Otley News Highlights Local Moves and Church Events

Mrs Jennie Vander Kolk reports Mr and Mrs Henry Kool and Nancy plan to move to Alabama for their future home after spending winter there. Otley Reformed Church services were led by Rev Pierce Maas sen of Byron Center Mich and featured the Kuipers of Annville Ky as missionaries. Corena plans to visit June 17 for three weeks. Rev Harold Lenters of Sheboygan Wis led Sunday service with the junior high quartet. Men’s Brotherhood picnic is set for June 17 and building committee meets June 18 at 8 00 p.m.

Jennie Vander Kolk Henry Kool Nancy Alabama Martha Otley Otley Reformed Church Pierce Maassen The Reformed Church Byron Center Mich Jason Kuiper Annville Kuipers Kentucky Corena Harold Lenters Reformed Church of Sheboygan Wis Men's Brotherhood

Community Notes Share Visits and Club News

Local residents report weekend visits with relatives in Hollandale and Grinnell. Willemsen family members gathered for a stay in Heber Springs and Grinnell as Merediths relocate. Widows club hosted by Gertrude Davis with flower lore and social games. Don Westercamp honeymoon return and plans to study and work in Oskaloosa. Vacation Bible School at Friends church reports 99 enrolled with hopes to surpass 100.

Melvin Geurts Sherry Vicki Hollandale Minn Raleigh Stanley Keith Willemsen Heber Springs Ark John Willemsen Willemsen Larry Willemsen Denise Larry Meredith Grinnell Gertie Beyer Carrie Quire Finis Allee Don Westercamp Jones Harris Oskaloosa Friends Church

Surplus Food Distribution Dates Told

Victor Whitlatch, Marion County Board of Social Welfare chair, announced food supplement distributions from 8 to 11 a.m. at 1214 East Main Street Knoxville during the week of June 17. The schedule lists June 17 Knoxville 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for names starting in m to z, June 18 Attica Bussey Hamilton Marysville, June 19 Harvey Pella Pershing Tracy, June 20 Columbia Dallas Melcher. Welfare reviews applications beyond those on categorical assistance and General Relief.

Victor Whitlatch Marion County Board of Social Welfare East Main Street Knoxville Attica Bussey Hamilton Marysville Harvey Pella Pershing Tracy Columbia Dallas Melcher A.D.C A.D Feder

Newton Church Leads Local Officers Election and Baptism Visit

Van Zee and Ward family members are listed among officers elected for the coming year at a Newton Methodist church. Joanna Renee Walker, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Duane Walker, was baptized Sunday morning. Louie Schultz and Lettie Smith attended, then dined at the Walker home. Arthur Samson and family visited Prairie City in the afternoon with John Henken’s family.

Walker Lettie Iona Smith Arthur Samson Jim Kathy Ruth Ann Craig David John Henken Prairie City

Pellage Chronicle Item Requires Proof of Income

A notice in the Pellage Chronicle dated June 13 1963 states that proof of income is imperative when these new applications are submitted. The page confirms the requirement applies to all applicants and emphasizes documentation.

the Pellage Chronicle

High Scores And Top Players In Local League Night

High Scores Donna Kaldenbe tallies 247 game 572 series for High Hitte while Max Schakel posts 204 game 575. Dun High Hitters and Pin Skinners each notch four, Outcasts four, The Otleyite seven. Gerrit Wittenberg leads with 226 game Harry Hartgers 210, Ivan Kaldenberg 526 series and Pin Splitters 2021 series.

Donna Kaldenbe Hitte Max Schakel Dun Pin Skinners The Otleyite Gerrit Wittenberg Harry Hartgers Ivan Kaldenberg

Summertime League High Scores Report Delayed

High score list shows Borden Davis 237 and Mari Riddle 200 in a delayed Summers League update. Series totals list Mari Riddle 517 and Mari Heerema 591, reflecting top performances in the event.

Borden Davis Mari Riddle Mari Heerema

1911 Model T Ford Tour ing passes safety check

Lt Gov W Mooty owns the 1911 Model T Ford Touring driven by Melvin Thas of Reinbeck which passed the annual safety check. The car is 52 years old.

Lt. Gov

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