Marriage Unites Miss Keuning and Mr Graves in Pella
Miss Johanna Keuning daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Keuning of Pella and Mr Raymond Graves son of Mr and Mrs Henry Graves of Dike Iowa were married at the First Christian Reformed Church of Pella on June 7 1950. Rev C L Van Zee and Rev Henry Zwaanstra officiated. A reception followed. additional notes record Moonlight Mission Band meeting Asbury S S S Club gathering and a farewell party for the Dr William Vander Lugt family and Dr Herbert Van Wyk at the First Reformed Church with tributes and a mixed quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Keuning
Peter Keuning
Pella
Raymond Graves
Henry Graves
Dike
Iowa
C. L. van Zee
Hancock
Minnesota
Henry Zwaanstra
Grundy Center
James E. Huyser
Sidney Rooy
Oskaloosa
Marilyn Ferguson
Oxford
Pennsylvania
William van der Lugt
Herbert van
Haverkamp
Vander Lugt
van Wyk
Farewell Dinner for Kenneth Vander Linden
Mrs Hildegard Nesbit and Gordon hosted a six o'clock chicken dinner at the Coffee Shop Friday night for the Bernie Vander Linden family. It was Kenneth’s farewell before he leaves for Boston Saturday to assume duties as Rexall Drug Company representative following graduation from Central College. Guests included Mrs Cherakala and her son. Sunday dinner at John Breuklander’s home included Mr and Mrs Fred Breuklander Nelly Mae and Glen and Mr and Mrs Harold Breuklander and baby son of Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildegard Nesbit
Gordon
Bernie Vander Linden
Kenneth
Central College
Boston
Rexall Drug Company
Cherakala
Son
John Breuklander
Fred Breuklander
Nellie Mae
Glen
Harold Breuklander
Oskaloosa
Afternoon callers and attendees from multiple towns
Mrs. Chester Zickle and Rose Ann of Sully, Mrs. Cornie Breukland er and Marion of Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Budding, Steven and Sheila of Pella. Afternoon callers were Mrs. L. J. Sshakel of Pella, Mr. Cornie Breuklander of Harvey, Mr. Alfred Meyer and Mr. John Meyer of New Sharon. Those unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder, Connie and Joe of Oskaloosa, Mr. and Mrs. Gysbert Blommers, Mr. J. Schakel and Dorothy all of Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Zickle
Rose Ann
Sully
Cornie Breuklander
Marion
Harvey
Robert Budding
Steven
Sheila
Pella
L. J. Sshakel
Alfred Meyer
John Meyer
New Sharon
Wm. Snyder
Connie
Joe
Oskaloosa
Gysbert Blommers
J. Schakel
Dorothy
Pela
Veal and Garden Vegetables Stew for Spring Dinners
A spring time veal stew shown with uniform cubes from veal round or shoulder. Brown the meat, simmer 2 to 2 1 2 hours with bay leaf peppercorns and cloves. Add vegetables near the end: new potatoes carrots onions green pepper peas or green beans cooked separately. Serve with gravy over rice or noodles and garnish with parsley clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Stavry
Prepare for Safe Canning Season
Nutritionists at Iowa State College urge annual pressure canner checks for accuracy and a full equipment inspection before season. Verify gauge, safety valve, and cover, then test or send to factory, using the revised June 1949 canning bulletin. Check jars for cracks and defects to ensure airtight seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State College
Iowa State College
Family picnics made easy with ready kits and ideas
A town college recommends relaxing with simple picknics and outlines how to assemble a ready kit. It suggests using a sturdy homemade box as a transport basket with basic utensils and supplies. Easy meals include canned meats, cheeses, and quick kabob options for outdoors.
DDT Controls Carrot Weevil and Rust Fly
The article reports that DDT can control carrot weevil and carrot rust fly, with an 8 percent dust most effective. It can be applied to seedlings about half an inch high at eight ounces per 30 feet of row or mixed with soil at seeding. Both insects breed twice a season, and honeybees are needed for adequate pollination. The piece also notes the standard railroad track gauge of four feet eight and a half inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Blickenstaff
Iowa State College
Blickenstaff
Iowa Hatcheries Report April Increase in Chick Output
Iowa hatcheries produced 24.7 million chicks in April, up slightly from last year but well below the 1944-48 average. May output is expected to drop further as incubator eggs fell about 18 percent from a year ago. First four months 1950 totalled 46.2 million, down 3 percent from 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Turkey
Hatcheries Report Higher Poults Hatched
Hatcheries nationwide supplying information on turkey operations show 12 percent more poults hatched than April last year. Reports from hatcheries for February March and April indicate about 4 percent more poults hatched compared with the same period a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Authors of the 1857 Constitution Iowa Delegates
The Iowa Constitutional Convention of 1857 included thirty six delegates: twenty one Republicans and fifteen Democrats from diverse regions. It lists origins by state and by occupation, noting ages from twenty six to fifty six and residency lengths from two to twenty three years.
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Iowa
New England
Middle States
Slave States
Middle West
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Sharing the Work A Good Rule for Every Family
A Iowa Child Welfare Research Station note urges parents to involve children in housework to build shared interests. It recommends age appropriate tasks, patience with crude results, and turning chores into pleasant memories that shape future family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayes Decise
Iowa
State University of Iowa
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Mission Band
Williams
Moonlight Mission
Rex Williams
S.S.S. Club
Asbury S.S.S. Club
Evelyn de Zwarte
Melcher
Mildred Poffenbarger
Betty Metcalf
Charles Toom
Kenntheh Vander Linden
Hamilton
Radio & Appliance
Pella, Towa
Everone
Mer
Town State College
John Deere
Steen
Pella, Iowa
Main
Dad
Pella Airways
Congoleum Nairn
Veenstra
Boat & Boatsma’s
America
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