Dorothy Slings and Howard De Jong Wed in Pella Church
Dorothy Joan Slings and Howard D. De Jong were married May 20 at Second Christian Reformed Church in Des Moines with 120 guests. Rev. James E. Versluys officiated. brides parents are Har Sold Slings of Leighton and Henry De Jong of 309 Franklin St. Pella. couple will reside at 302 Liberty St in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Joan Slings
Howard D. de Jong
James E. Versluys
Des Moines
Second Christian Reformed Church
Harsold Slings
Leighton
Edna Clendening and Ronald Kamerick vow at Pella Baptist Church
Edna Ruth Clendening daughter of Harold and family of 210 Clinton Ave North Plainfield New Jersey married Ronald Gene Kamerick son of Murray Kamerick route 3 Pella on March 13 1964. The ceremony and reception were at the Pella Baptist Church with Rev Everett Ward officiating. The bride a North Plainfield High School graduate attended Peabody University Baltimore and Central College Pella. The groom attended Pella Community High School and works for Pella Sand and Gravel Co. The bride was given away by Nelson Van Huizen. About 125 guests from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Town attended. The dress was egg shell satin with lace jacket veil and train. She wore a pearl necklace a gift from the groom and carried gardenias. Maids included Lois Clendening Joan Muyskens and Suzanne Kamerick with lilac dresses. Best man Dwight Van Dusseldorp. ushers Donald Pokarney and John Van Dusseldorp. Parents outfits described with carnations. Music by Antha Munsell and Ruth Ringwaldus. Reception duties by Mary Sjaardema and others. The couple honeymooned in Kansas and Missouri and reside at 83242 Main Street Pella. A shower given by Joan Muyskens and a neighborhood shower hosted by Ruth Vanden Baard Marion Monster and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ruth Clendening
Harold Clendening
Clinton Avenue
North Plainfield
New Jersey
Ronald Gene Kamerick
Murray Kamerick
Pella
Pella Baptist Church
Everett Ward
North Plainfield High School
Peabody
Lois Clendening
Joan Muyskens
Suzanne Kamerick
Dwight van Dusseldorp
Donald Pokarney
John van Dusseldorp
Antha Munsell
Ruth Ringwaldus
Bach
Franck
Mary Sjaardema
Punch
Joan van Hulzen
Diane Meinders
Donna Pokarney
Peggy Vanden Baard
April Dunavin
Sharon Kamerick
Richard Petersma
Sam Steenhoek
Melvin Winegar
Alice
Ron Kamerick
Kansas
Missouri
Main Street
Ruth Vanden Baard
Marion Monster
Apple Bread Recipe From Neighborhood Notes
A personal letter describes house loss and neighbor Francene, an artist, sharing a new apple bread recipe from Holland Michigan contributor Mrs Carolyn Goulooze. Includes kitchen tips, ingredients such as margarine sugar eggs flour and a cinnamon topping and baking directions for a 325 degree oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francene
Carolyn Goulooze
Holland, Michigan
William Goulooze
After graduation party for Arlyn Perky at Prairie City
An after graduation party honoring Arlyn Perky, salutatorian of his class, was hosted at the C L Perkey home in Prairie City on May 26. Guests included Donald Cline and Kenneth of Redfield, Farris Dunlap family, Crystal, Melody, Leslie, Dennis Stanton of Mesa AZ, Ethel Mart, Lizzie Swank, Loren Perkey of Pella, Wyatt Welch, Maggie Perkey, Randolph Perkey, Kathryn, Carrol, and Maryette among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Perkey
Prairie City
Arlyn
Donald Cline
Kenneth
Redfield
Farris Dunlap
Crystal
Melody
Leslie
Dennis Stanton
Mesa
Arizona
Ethel Mart
Lizzie Swank
Loren Perkey
Pella
Engagement and class reunion noted in Sully alumni event
Bruce of Knoxville and Arlyn receive gifts as Phyllis Jean Vande Krol announces engagement to Jerry Hackert in Sully. Local alumni from multiple classes and distant attendees attended, with speakers including Rev. Peter Schuler and Beulah Johnson Renaud. Event featured various mentions of class representatives and out of state guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Vande Krol
Sully
Phyllis Jean
Jerry Hackert
Carl Hackert
Mary J Franklin and Knoxville visitors in June 1964
Mary J. Franklin reports a busy week with a miscellaneous shower for Diana Anderson and multiple visits to Knoxville by Mrs. C. J. Anderson and others. The community notes include a Baptist church teaching role, a wedding at Tracy Methodist, a Sunday School attendance rise, and a Des Moines move for the newlyweds Linda Karr and Ronnie Vinson. The Pella Chronicle, June 16, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Ridge
C. J. Anderson
Diana Anderson
Raymond Karr
First Baptist Church
Knoxville
Robert
Robin
Irma Burch
W. A. Anderson
Raymond Ritzhaupt
Prairie City
G. H. Franklin
Mary
Tom
Oskaloosa
Ben Hocksema
Mary Franklin
Judy Culver
Donald de Jong
Tracy Methodist Church
Crosby House
Linda Karr
Sunday Visits and Rodeo Outing Across Des Moines Area
Sunday social activity spans several towns as families visited kin and friends in Melbourne Newton Monroe and Chariton. Rodeo attendance in Des Moines featured Lovena Franklin Pamela Sandra and David with subsequent calls on Dorsey and Smith households during a quiet weekend in Ohio visiting guests from Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Anderson
Raymond Karr
Percy Clement
Melinda
G. H. Franklin
Marvin Ver Heul
Glen Hawkins
Jack Ver Heul
Slim Moore
Monroe
Mary Tom
John Dorsey
George Smith
Brewster
Ohio
W. A. Anderson
Ernest
Chariton
Names Mentioned in Social Notes From Minnesota and Ohio
Stanley nee Ethel Arthur of Hollandale Minnesota Alvin Briggs of Pueblo Colorado and Mr and Mrs Cliff Renaud and Mr and Mrs Raymond Renaud of Cleveland Ohio listed in a social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Ethel Arthur
Hollandale
Minn
Alvin Briggs
Pueblo
Colo
Cliff Renaud
Raymond Renaud
Cleveland
Ohio
Plant 60 Acres North of Monroe in Skunk River Bottom
On May 20 friends and neighbors of Mrs. Marvin Birkenholtz and family planted 60 acres of corn and beans on the Skunk River bottom north of Monroe. Monroe Baptist Church members assisted led by Pastor Russell Fanell and Harold Heyveld with several others including Bernard Van Wyngarden John Nearmeyer Dean North Wayne Van Wyngarden Willis Van Wyck Robert Beesley Junior Schuring Bernard Verhey and Gary Van Kooten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Marvin Birkenholtz
Skunk
Monroe Baptist Church
Russell Fanell
Harold Heyveld
Bernard van Wyngarden
John Nearmeyer
Dean North
Wayne van Wyngarden
Willis van Wyk
Robert Beesley
Junior Schuring
Bernard Verhey
Gary van Kooten
Alumni Banquet Held at Lynnville High School
Lynnville High School alumni banquet occurred Friday evening in the Lynnville Gymnasium. Rev. Wm. Oberlander gave the grace. Howard Macy welcomed attending seniors Charles Renaud, June Savage, Twyla Sears, Beverly Van Genderen, Carolyn Klyn, and Shirley Sparks. Officers named for next year include pres Wilbur Terpstra and secretary Virginia Terpstra. The Class of 1914, or 50, was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnville High School
Lynnville
Wm. Oberlander
Holly Rebecca Lodge
Howard Macy
Charles Renaud
June Savage
Twyla Sears
Beverly van Genderen
Carolyn Klyn
Shirley Sparks
Wilbur Terpstra
David Gertsma
Virginia Terpstra
Floyd Sparks
Dale White
Frank Dornsbaugh
Gary Vander Kamp
Vernon van Wyk
Art Crews
Ray Ver Steeg
Arnold Terpstra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Slings
Howard de Jong
Henry de Jong
Franklin St
Edward Vander Weele
Sylvia de Jong
Paul de Jong
Marvin
Richard Slings
Marilyn Bokhoven
Willis van Sant
Peter de Boer
Andrew Slings
Judy
Janice de Jong
Carol Slings
Rita Ann de Boer
Donald Bruxvoort
Marvin Bloem
Pella Community Nursing Home
Roth and Associates Construction
Liberty St
Ronald Kamerick
Edna Clendening
Karr
Fran
Annie
Ruler
Nema
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Jstereo
Don’s Radio & TV
Arlyn Perky
Kenny
Bruce
Leslie Sylvester
Henry Klyn
Lena Briggs
Nellie
Nellie Renaud
Leslie Beyer
Velma Ladd
San Antonio
Texas
Glen Brignon
Freada Meredith
Stoward Macy
Robert Renaud
Lester Klyn
Mac Huyser
Orville van
Peter Schuler
Out of the State
Lloyd Dixon
Delia Quire
Hampton, Va
Raleigh
Phyllis Vande Krol
Coal Ridge News
Mary J. Franklin
THE
Menninga Insurance Agency
Franklin Dial MA
Bernie
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