Local 4-H and Society Meet Highlights Planned Tour and Events
The Black Oak and Scott Street 4-H Club met at Township Hall. Norman Ver Ploeg presided as officers and members discussed a June Club Tour and opening plans at Ball Park. Guest speakers covered grooming and daily care topics. A.A.U.W. May breakfast followed with officers installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Oak
Scott Strivers
Township Hall
Ton
Norman Ver Ploeg
Omer Fleck
Henry Rempe
Ball Park
Couans
Gerard den Adel Wer
Jerry Rempe
Baleck
A.A.U.W
Jordan Hall
Mina Baker
W. G. ‘Ing
G. T. Vander Lugt
Elna G Jen
C. C. Buerkens
Maryanna Hamer
Harriet Heusinkveld
Van Wyk De Goey wedding at Sully church
Joyce Arlene Van Wyk and Carl De Goey wed Friday April 15 at 7 30 p m in Sully Christian Reformed Church with Rev John Geels officiating. 130 guests attended as families and siblings participated and the bridal party wore satin gowns and carried floral baskets and ros es.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully Christian Reformed Church
Joyce Arlene van Wyk
Carl de Goey
Cornie van Wyk
Sully
Cornie de Goey
Leigh
John Geels
June van Wyk
Judy van Wyk
Marvin Wehrle
Wilbur de Goey
Walter van Wyk
Marvin de Goey
Raymond Wehrle
Jane van Wyk
Tulip Queen entertains attendants at traditional party
Gwen Vanden Berg the 1955 Tulip Queen hosted her attendants and Judy Cook at a Festival dinner. Pink and white decor and tulip centerpieces accompanied the gifts as each girl received a keepsake. Bridals shower honored Glenda De Jong now Mrs Marion Kiyn at the Bogaards home with refreshments and a guest list of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Groenendyk
Leighton
Marion Kiyn
Glenda de Jong
Dennis Groenendyk
Andrew Steenhoek
Walter Steenhoek
Donald Groenendyk
Chronicle
Gwen Vanden Berg
Vanden Berg
Lila Klein
Sandra Cummings
Judy Cook
Ruth Dahm
Sara Gosselink
Muriotle
Engbern
Pearl Bofastis
Vernon Boot
Bogaards
Brlne-Tor
Lake Prairie Twp 4-H Club and Wedding Report
In Lake Prairie Township a wedding details a ring bearer Marvin Wehrle in a blue satin pillow amid a navy dressed bridal party with carnations. Organist Joan De Vries and soloist Dena Bokhoven performed as guests, a three tier cake and blue white decor highlighted the reception. The couple plan a Missouri trip then farm life near Leighton. The same issue notes a Lake Prairie 4-H Club meeting at the Naaktgeborens with delegation John Rietveld, health talks, 4-H road signs, and a brief club tour plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wehrle
Joan de Vries
Dena Bokhoven
van Wyk
Peter de Jong
Leighton
Gerdena
Irene de Hoedt
Gerdena van Wyk
Harriet Ann Olsthoorn
Marilyn Terpstra
Arlene van Maanen
Darlene van Wyk
Nna Mae Hartgers
Wyk
Marjorie Engbers
Arthur Kuiper
Mra
Clarence van Wyk
Connie Terpstra
Donald de Jong
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Parakeet Returns After 3 Mile Homeward Flight
A parakeet that escaped Mrs Irene Dann of Palmer traveled about three miles to the Andersons home. The bird was found after a Pocahontas Record-Democrat want ad. In 1954 seven thousand seven hundred pedestrians were killed in U S traffic accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Dann
Palmer
John Anderson
Pocahontas Record-Democrat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mahaska
Leighton Township Hall
Walter Jacksons
New Sharon
Walter Jackson
ROBUS
Polk
Janice Robusy
Ghassotte Perkey
Knoxville Lane High
Janice Robus
Joyce Garrett
Maryyn
Donna Rae Douwstra
Phoebe van Ham
Mrs. Robus
Janice
van Wyk—De Goey
Tulip
Shirley Leydens
Joyce Petersma
Bernice Rus Mpkes
Ant Bokhoven
Darlene Beishaar
Dorothy de Cook
Shirley Bornards
Merle Vander Schaaf
Ja van M
Harry Boender
Ray Wit
Connie de Jong
Andrew Bogaards
Joan Geurts
Penney’s
Dacron
Sheers
Penney
Dacrom
Dan River
Life Magazine
Drees Carnival
Vandevoort's
Oleo
Bennet
Wrigley's
Ene
E Coun
Vandevoort
Gge
Morrell
Cherries
Jasper County
Garden Square Cafe
Pella
Lake Prairie
Lake Prairie Township
4-H
Ron
Allan Naaktgeboren
Dale Seeback
John Rietveld
Allen N
Dale
Naaktgeboren
Teroman Max McClure
Arnold Carl Boot
Jerome Schakel
Harold E. Vos
Earl Atkins
Harold Trimble
Rudy Ulrich
U.S
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