Golden and Sixtieth Wedding Milestones at Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Rick Kelderman celebrated their golden anniversary at 409 Franklin Street with open house and poems read by their daughter Mrs Louis Schuring. Family gathered for afternoon and evening programs with songs, scripture, and thanks for fifty years of marriage and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Kelderman
Franklin Street
Billman
Louis Schuring
Dad Wei
Bill Elderman
Wayne Kelderman
Joan
Wayne
Kelderman
African Mission Workers to Open Open Bible Church Sunday
Missionaries Rev and Mrs Chandler from River Cess Liberia Africa will lead Sunday services at the Church of the Open Bible. They join OB T students for musical numbers and the day’s evangelistic program. Public invited. Mrs Stanton Metcalf hosted SS club with sixteen members and quotes. April meeting to be at Mrs Ellis Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Chandler
River Cess
Liberia
Africa
Open Bible Institute
Des Moines
Church of the Open Bible
Stanton Metcalf
Knoxville-Pella Road
Ellis Metcalf
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Recaps State Conference in March
Legion Auxiliary met March 6 at Legion Hall at 8 p.m. President opened the meeting. Mrs. C. Van den Berg reported on the state conference. Glady Rinehart chaired the flower and ss committee. Elizabeth Stek and Mrs. Ethel Schakel were noted as in the hospital. A $15 donation to the Red Cross and $15 to the Salvation Army were approved. The kitchen was cleaned and repainted, new tables bought. Meetings adjourned with a Farmers Union lunch to be served March 16. Grace Voyce and Thelma Van Hemert hosted a lovely lunch. Dora Baer won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Voyce
Thelma van Hemert
Dora Baer
Scott Township Homemakers Meet at Van Maanen Home
Irene Van Maanen hosted Scott Township Homemakers on March 8 with Jennie Hess and Lucretia Robinson assisting. Thirteen members attended as Mary Redman spoke on School Programs, followed by a duet, a book review, prayers, and biographical readings. A two-course lunch concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene van Maanen
Scott Township
Jennie Hess
Lucretia Robinson
Many
Mary Redman
Lucretia
Rosell Robertson
the Val
Roose Golden Wedding Celebration in Peoria
Mr and Mrs A I Roose of Peoria celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday February 13 with afternoon and evening open houses from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The event featured remarks by Elder Thom as Vander Hart a Peoria Male chorus program recitations by Joyce Roose talent by Marvin Van Der Melen and Gilbert Van Der Wal with Tunis Fynaardt closing remarks. About 130 guests attended and a lunch was served as guests sent well wishes and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelte de Jonge
C. Groenendyk
Roy de Wild
D. W. van Gorp
Floyd Kamerick
Marilyn Slings
Oskaloosa
M de Jong
A. de Jong
Betty
B. Slings
Marilyn
H. Slings
P. Houck
J. Boender
A. Slings
D. de Koning
Pawnee City
Nebraska
William’De Jong
Knoxville
C. de Jong
Leighton
R. Kamerick
Otley
R. de Wild
A. H. Roose
A. IL Roose
Peoria
Thomas Vander Hart
Joyce Roose
Marvin van der Melen
Gilbert van der Wal
Tunis Fynaardt
Montgomery youth jailed for multiple traffic offenses in Spirit Lake
Hershel Van Dyke, 18, faced 120 days in jail after a quick sentencing in Spirit Lake for speeding running a stop sign driving with no muffler and resisting the law. He received combined jail time totaling four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel van Dyke
Montgomery
Spirit Lake
Odist Challenge at Stuart Hamblen Meeting
The editor Bob Shuler led the odist challenge on the Stuart Hamblen conversion. Mrs Weyers led in prayer and songs were sung. Minutes, treasurer and floral reports approved. New member Robert Hauser welcomed. Sixteen members and five visitors attended. Social hour followed the closing hymn and lunch was served. April meeting set for Mrs Nola Veensho ten's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hamblen
Bob Shuler
Weyers
Robert Hauser
Nola Veenschoten
Key Speakers Slated For Family Life Meet
Three outstanding educators will set the tone for the Family Life Conference in Iowa, the first state‑wide event of its kind. Dr Earl Roadman, president of Morningside College, Sioux City, will speak on Family Stability in a World of Conflict, addressing challenges facing today’s Iowa families and the impact of global tensions on home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State Colt
Towa
Earl Roadman
Morningside College
Sioux City
Roadman
First Things First in Family Living talk by Lenis Dennis
Dr Lenis Dennis Bookwood of Corneth University Ithaca New York outlines guiding families through uncertain times focusing on revising values and choices in child development. Pr Gertrude Chittenden head of Chill Development at Towns College discusses how White House Conference findings challenge Low a families and reflects on her role in the conference attended by many key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenis Dennis Bookwood
Corneth University
Ithaca
New York
Gertrude Chittenden
Towns College
White House
Chittenden
Washington
Gon Key
Who Is Responsible When Children Miss Their Home Time
An Iowa State study notes a child’s time sense matures with age and responsibility. For five year olds delays reflect immature time perception, while fourteen year olds arriving after 2 AM point to不足託 reliability training. Parental cues like bells aid time tracking and foster self-responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Towa Child Welfare Research Station
State University of Iowa
Opport
Former Pella Teacher Dies in Sioux Falls
Orpha Al AN, a former Pella schoolteacher, died at a Sioux Falls hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Clarence Adam officiating. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Sioux Falls, S. D
Helene Jong Falls
Vall Arat
Fob Ward
Tasicht School
Scholten
Scholtes
CN. Cote
Orpha al
Teller
South First Ave
Hele
First Presbyterian Ehurch Ternant
Clarence Adam Eftletttins
Msos Silver
Miller Funeral Home
Woodlawn Cemetery
Orpha M Alexander Born in Oskale and Miller resident
Orpha M Alexander born November 15 18s in Oskale moved with her parents to a Mill homestead later taught school and worked at Hand County courthouse where she wrote the counties first tract book. She married Thomas O Teller at Miller July 22 1885 and lived on farms before moving to Miller Mes. Survived by a son Frank S and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. distinctive names show local ties and long residence with scattered biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskale
Orpha M. Mexander
Mill
Hand County
Towa
Thomas 0. Teller
Miller
Teller
Sioux Falls
Ist
Venn College
Osk
Ten Doin Veely Subscriber Pattern Noted
Ten doin Veely Sr of Tracry is shown as a co holder of Star Chipper customers. He buys ten subscriptions, one for himself and one for each of his children, reflecting a family purchase pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doin Veely. Sr
Tracry
Himbelf
Mie
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Keldermans
Mrs. A. DE Kock
Aart de Kock
Liberty Street
AMVET
Amyet
Mas. J Kiet
Clinton Domiciliary
Agency
Bible Church
S.S. S
Metcalf
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
van Maanen
Methodist Circle
William Wallace
Indies
Len Kaldenberg
John Weyers
Rooses
Aksy Aterior
de Jong
Sunbeam Egg Cooker
Hamilton Beach
Crosley
Foley Flour Sifter
Crosleyt
Sunbeam
Iowa
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