Anniversary Open House for Van Varks in Pella Area
In observance of their 50th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs John H Van Varks will host an open house for relatives friends and neighbors on Monday July 10 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at their home 9 miles northeast of Pella on Sandridge. A later notice describes a family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Len Wyk for Alb Roozeboom and children of Indianapolis Indiana with numerous attendees listed. A June 21 church pot luck at Taintor Methodist honoring Rev and Mrs Underwood is reported, followed by a detailed account of the June 14 double ring wedding at Second Christian Reformed Church in Pella for Miss Linda Ann Vande Voort and Gelmer Nieuwsma with a large reception and many local attendees.
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John H. van Varks
Pella
Sandridge
Len Wyk
Alb Roozeboom
Nick Hoksbergen
Roozeboom
Anders
den Judith
John
Linda
Eldert. Groenendyk
Barbara
Cindy
Benendyk
Keith
Drene Koning
M Harold
Dorothy
Fergen
Mauricce Enendyk
Edward Hoksbergen
Nelson
Bernice
Josephine Roozeboom
Theressa Ruth Stursma
Ayn Stursma
Gelmer Nieuwsma
Henry Nieuwsma
Eddyville
Second
Christian Reformed Church
Henry Vander Kam
Brant
Bruxvoort
Oskaloosa
Vander Kam
Howard Buitenwerf
Linda Ann Vande Voort
Henry Vande Voort
Donald Rus
Henry Rus
Arvin Nieuwsma
John van Wyk
John G. van Wyk
Kenneth Wenenboom
Jasm
Geraldine van Wyk
Violet Kuiper
St. Mary
Aid
Second Christian Reformed Church
Servees Wilma
Dorothy Nstra
Lois Eysink
Lord
Plymouth Road
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Thressa Ruth Stursman
Gelmer Nicuwsma
The
Reformed Bible Institute
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Announced for July 11
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall on July 11 at 8 p.m. rescheduling from the regular date July 4.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Vegetable Plenty Means Easier Meals
Nutritionists at Iowa State College list Irish potatoes cabbage snap beans beets lettuce tomatoes carrots and onions as good buys for July with ample fresh corn and watermelon for quick desserts. Budget minded homemakers will serve eggs chicken fish cottage cheese or peanut butter and honey sandwiches as egg production remains heavy and milk supplies stay ample through the month ahead. Local production will supplement home gardens with many vegetables in markets.
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Iowa State College
Midwest
Right Freezer Model For Needs Pays Best
The needs of your own family should decide the style of home freezer to buy. Naomi Shank of Iowa State College notes operating cost is similar for upright and chest freezers of the same size and insulation. Consider space, height, mobility, and whether you may move. A home freezer helps farm families when food storage is ample, but distance to a town locker matters. Commercial lockers may be cheaper, yet many enjoy having high quality foods at home regardless of weather.
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Naomi Shank
Iowa State Colege
Freezer Choices for Seasonal Needs and Space Options
Miss Shank advises on two temperature refrigerators with one cubic foot storage for portable use and access to local lockers. She highlights chest freezers needing more floor space but easier through doors, upright models for easy packing, and walk in freezers requiring a pantry sized space with storage above and below freezing.
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Miss Shank
Cours
Outlet for Feelings in Child Discipline
The passage discusses allowing children to express emotions rather than repress them. It cites Dorothy Baruch's New Ways in Discipline and her method of reflecting a child's feelings to help them vent anger and hate safely. It stresses the idea that draining strong emotions can lead to healthier adult behavior.
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Dorothy Baruch
New Book Promotes Letting Feelings Out in Discipline
Mrs. Baruch describes releasing mean feelings to prevent fear and misbehavior. Examples include Martin’s fear, Don’s parents guiding him, Sally drawing dogs, Jennifer’s flare up, and Heine’s food throwing. The approach ends with warm feelings, not immediate change. The book New Ways in Dicipline, by Mc Graw Hill and Iowa Child Welfare Research Station, Iowa.
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Mrs. Baruch
Martin
Ward
Don
Sally
Jennifer
Heine
New York
Iowa
State University of Iowa
Teen Age Party Highlights at Local Golf Club
Teen age party last Friday at the country club featured square and social dancing led by Ray Atkins and Anthony ing. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Earl Atkins and others. Women’s Day saw golf, a pot luck lunch, and a breezy afternoon. hosts were Mrs Richard Tysseling and others. A weekend golf exhibition by Art Andrews attracted Pelle golf fans, with registration for lessons offered by Jean Kuyper and Verle Ver Dught. The club’s July 4th program included a picnic, a foursome tourney, and clubhouse improvements nearing completion.
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Ray Atkins
Anthony Ing
Earl Atkins
Gerald Rysdam
M. Cook
J Kuyper
Grood St
Chubhouse
Richard Tysseling
Bob Kuyper
John Blommers
Art Andrews
Art
Oskaloosa
Pella
Mre Andrews
Jean Kuyper
Verle
Andrew
Pelle
Dean
Ed Bear in Series of Towa Incidents Near Maurice
Linus Falls resident Ed Bear endured a rough trek into Towa with two vehicle mishaps. A car side-swiped his vehicle at Maurice Towa, then another car left the highway and struck his car at a highway intersection, causing further damage.
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Towa
Ed Bear
Linus Falls
Maurice
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