Newton Couple Wed In Local Reformed Ceremony
The Newton Christian Reformed Church hosted the marriage of Janice Diana Van Zee and Ronald Calvin Vande Voorst on Friday June 4 at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Harlan Vanden Eynde officiated as family and friends attended a formal gown ceremony with two hundred fifty guests and a reception in the church parlor. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Van Zee, wore a silk crystalline gown with sequined accents. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Vande Voort of Sully, is a student at the State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls. After a South-bound honeymoon the couple will reside at 321 Clay, Cedar Falls. Local attendees from Iowa and adjacent states attended.
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Newton
Newton Christian Reformed ‘Church
Janice Diana van Zee
Ronald Calvin Vande Voorst
Harlan Vanden Eynde
Bernard van Someren
John E. van Zee
Route 4
Everett Vande Voort
Sully
Gloria van Zee
Lois Harthroorn
Myron van Zee
Paul Kool
Edward van Zee
George Vande Voort
Ben van Zee
Sheryl Slings
Dean Ward
James Nikkel
Lucy Vos
Beverly Hubers
Norma Vande Kamp
Donna D
Mary Ward
Marie
Fosteene van Zanter Slings
Connie Slings
Cora Schulenklopper
Jani Lounsbury
John Brouwer
Harris Vandante
Jerald Veenendaal
Bernie Nikkel
George Carson
Bill Nikkel
Donna van Zee
Ron Vos
Gerrit Steenbock
Darrell Jansen
Dakota Christian High School
Dordt College
Drake University
Newton Christian Day School
Cedar Falls
Lynnville-Sully High School
State College of Iowa
South
Clay
Minnesota
South Dakota
Colorado
Michigan
Legislation Gives Payment to Flood Affected Farmers
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee has reported a bill to provide emergency aid for farmers hit by floods. The measure, aimed at quick relief, seeks to authorize payments and support for affected agricultural operations.
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Bandstra
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Washington, D. C
Warns against production hikes of hogs and cattle
INDIANOLA IOWA We urge livestock producers not to expand production yet said Francis L York publisher of Hot Line farm market newslet ter York said present improved livestock prices are not the result of reduced livestock numbers but only due to farmers marketing lighter weight livestock The private forecaster said that hog and sheep numbers were down while cattle numbers were up Therefore our ability to produce red meat is greater than in 1963 He urged rural editors bankers farm leaders and all interested in the rural economy to join in holding the line on livestock expansion Do not expand and keep selling lighter weights Experience proves farmers and feeders gross more money for fewer pounds with lower production costs as the key point
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Indianola
Iowa
Francis L.york
York
Father dies. Passaic loss hits Leighton family
Mrs. Van Staalduinen of Leighton mourns the sudden death of her father in Passaic New Jersey at 55 after a brief illness. He had been hospitalized for phlebitis and a lung condition. biopsy and tests followed before his passing. Rev and Mrs Van Staalduinen and family traveled from Des Moines by air to comfort the bereaved widow and paternal grandparents in Little Falls New Jersey where the De Bell family resides.
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van Staalduinen
Leighton
Passaic
New Jersey
Passaic Hospital
Des Moines
Little Falls
N. J
de Bell
Newton News Notes of Local Visits and Neighbors
Mrs John Slings and Mrs Arthur Samson visited their mothers at Pella Community Hospital Monday evening. Henken dismissed Tuesday afternoon. Dutch visitors Jan Schouwenburg from s Gravendeel and Toronto arrival Andrew Samson hosts. Vander Schel wedding in Des Moines. Van Sant grandparents visit. Van Gilst Sunday dinner guest at Samson home. Rozendaal Sjaardema Samson guests. family members present.
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Newton
John Slings
Arthur Samson
van Maanen
Henken
Pella
Marlene Steenhoek
Jan Schouwenburg
s’Gravendeel
Netherlands
Toronto
Canada
Andrew Samson
Glen Vander Schel
Glen
Leonard Vander Schel
Des Moines
Charlotte
Glenda
Vienus van Sant
John van Gilst
Albert Rozendaal
Joe Sjaardema
Jim
Kathy
Ruth Ann
Craig
Avid
Jolly Jasperettes Plan 1965 Achievement Day
The Jolly Jasperettes 4-H club met at Karna Renaud’s home to set date and place for Achievement Day. Demonstrations were judged by Mrs. Lester Van Gorp, including Sour Cream Cake, Lemonade, Triplet Cookie, and Tasty Puddings prepared by Linda Renaud Patty Van Genderen Kathy Russell Lois t Bonita Hunziker Ruth Ann De Cook and Nancy Hunziker.
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Lester van Gorp
Linda Renaud
Patty van Genderen
Jean Kruseman
Karna Renaud
Kathy Russell
Lois T
Bonita Hunziker
Ruth Ann de Cook
Nancy Hunziker
Wedding gowns highlight First Reformed church banquet
Nettie Van Zante led the Women's Guild welcome and invocation at the Mother-Daughter Banquet held June 8 in the church social hall. About 270 dinners were served by the Girls' League, with gowns from 1878 to 1964 modeled in two fashion sections, honoring anniversaries and brides among guests.
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Sandridge
Nettie van Zante
Women's Guild For Christian Service
First Reformed Church
Girls’ League
Rose Duven
Artie van Zee
Fellowship Hall
Charlotte Peterman
Marilyn van Haaften
Demonstrations At Fair Include Vande Wall and Wall
Carol Vande Wall presented a demonstration titled Lentil Mighty and Easy while Nela nde Wall showcased Sabotage. In junior division Carol Vande Wall with Nancy Hunziker travel with Ruth Ann De Cook Bonita Kathy Russell and Lois Boot as alternates. Senior division features Nela Vande Wall heading to the fair. Hostess and mother served lunch.
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Carol Vande Wall
Nelande Wall
Nancy Hunziker
Ruth Ann de Cook
Bonita
Kathy Russell
Lois Boot
Nela Vande Wall
Brides modeled in 1960s gowns at First Church pageant
Mrs. Delwin Vander Linden modeled her own wedding gown 15 years after wearing it at her wedding. Mrs. Virgil Boertje, Mrs. Byron Van Ee, and others modeled gowns from 5 to 15 years past as guests viewed the evolving styles and fabrics. The event showcased 87 years of wedding dress design with sedate, charming wearers roaming among guests.
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Clara Newendorp
Fern Ustermarkt
George Gaass
Maria Scholte
Janice Ver Ploeg
Gerrit van Wyk
Lola van Wyk
J. B. Grandia
Abe A. Roorda
Gerald de Penning
W. A. Roorda
Helen Tysseling
Frank Boat
John A. Rietveld
Cornie Vroom
Paul Roorda
Dick J. Ver Ploeg
Myrtle Tysseling
Gerrit
Irma) van Zee
Keith van Zee
Roger Duven
Wilson Duven
Kenneth Vander Linden
Walter Roorda
Lois Roorda
Delwin Vander Linden
Virgil Boertje
Byron van Ee
First Church
Jaren de Penning
Mrs Eye Sink Funds Unclaimed in Lynnville
In Lynnville on June 4 a notice states Mrs John Eye Sink was called for a $60 sum on May 29 but did not appear to claim the money.
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Lynnville
John Eyesink
Bryan twins celebrate 4th birthday with family dinner
Kelley and Kerry Bryan observed their 4th birthday on June 1 at a dinner hosted by grandparents Mr and Mrs Harley Bryan east of Searsboro. Attendees included Miss Maxine Bryan of New Orleans who visited Charles Bryan's family during the week.
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Kelley
Kerry Bryan
Charles Bryan
Harley Bryan
Searsboro
Maxine Bryan
New Orleans
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Feed Grains Pran
Bert Bandstra
Dent
Brackney Tin Shop
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Iel
Gehl
van Zee Implement
Washington
Pella, Iowa
Newton News
Jolly Jasperettes 4-H
PeorIa
Lynnville News
Montgomery Ward
America
B. H. White
St. John
Kansas City, Missouri
Che Pilla
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