Wedding Unites Miss Bakker and Mr Coriners at Lakeview Covenant
Miss Jeannette Ruth Bakker and Thomas Edward Coriners wed August 17 at Lakeview Covenant Church Chicago. Rev Cabot Johnson officiated. The bride, escorted by her brother Frank Bakker, wore light blue chiffon gown with a white lily bouquet. The groom, son of Elizabeth Connors and the late Michael Connors, wore a dark blue suit. Reception followed, with music and readings, then a short trip to Winona Lake Indiana.
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Jeannette Ruth Bakker
Thomas Edward Coriners
Lakeview Covenant Church
Chicago
Cabot Johnson
Miss Bakker
J. W. Bakker
Frank Bakker
Virginia Lidhy
Elizabeth Connors
Michael Connors
Deer Creek Ranch
Fort Stockton
Texas
Kenneth Hyser
Miss Lidty
Gertrude Bawden
Ruth Bakker
Carol Bakker
Sharoner
Winona Lake
Indiana
Neighborhood farewells and engagements reported in Chicago area
Mrs. David Van Haaften hosted a neighborhood farewell for Mrs. Peter Meyer on Monday October 8 with attendees including Mrs. Bert Van Ee Mrs. Preston Steenhoek Mrs. Henry Klein and Marie Grandia. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer plan to move to the Home for the Aged to take over management. A Noble Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guy Wyatt, announce the engagement of daughter Shirley to Raymond Paul VanderWal of Otley. The wedding is slated for late November in Des Moines Iowa. VanderWal works at Dow Chemical Midland Michigan with plans to reside there after marriage. The Legion Auxiliary will hold a pot luck dinner at 4 PM Tuesday November 6 followed by a screening of the film One Who Cares.
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David van Haaften
Peter Meyer
Bert van Ee
Preston, Steenhoek
Henry Klein
Marie Grandia
Meyer
Home For
Robert Guy Wyatt
Noble Lake
Shirley
Raymond Paul VanderWal
Gerrit VanderWal
Otley
Des Moines
Iowa
Dow Chemical Corporation
Midland
Michigan
Social Gatherings Reported By Mrs Witzenburg and Friends
Mrs Lena Witzenberg hosted a group of invited ladies at her home for a daytime gathering with refreshments. Sara Klyn hosted the Birthday Club at Mr and Mrs E F Black's home on Monday evening October 9. A luncheon was held at Mr and Mrs J J Kuiper's home last week with several ladies in attendance including Mrs Julia Vander Ploeg of Denver Colorado.
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Lena Witzenberg
UN Lattie. Jansen
Wm. van Dort
i=sen
Henry de Zwa Helen Mannings
Ne Itattie van Gorp
Arnold van Zee
Sara Klyn
Mrs. E. F. Black
J. J. Kuiper
Paul Ver Meer
Nick Vander Ploeg
A. P. Verploegh
Cornelia Kooyman
Hattie van Gorp
Julia Vander Ploeg
Denver
Colorado
Eisenhower Ad Endorsed by Scripps Howard Editors
A Rocky Mountain News reprint notes editors across Scripps Howard papers unanimously back Eisenhower. They cite his four years as improved policy, social programs, peace through strength, and a stronger economy. Nixon praised. critics note flaws but support continues for a full term under Ike. The paid ad is by a Republican Party member.
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Scripps-Howard
Eisenhower
Ike
Korea
Formosa Strait
Indochina
Suez Canal
White House
Washington
Dick Nixon
Annual Teachers Convention at Des Moines Des Moines
About 14 000 town teachers are slated to attend the 102nd Annual Convention of the State Education Association at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines Thursday through Saturday. The meeting features speakers such as Harlan Miller and Dr Ruth Alexander with sessions on health and education, plus exhibitors open 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday.
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State Education Association
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines
Airport
Harlan Miller
Soviet Russia
Dean Hagman
Drake
Ruth Alexander
New York
Little Dutch Whip Centerville 13-0 Friday Night Win
Pella’s Little Dutch rolled to an 18-0 homecoming victory over Centerville in a first half scoring spree. Butch Sheppard connected with Larry Van Halen and Leroy Den Besten for multiple long gains and two touchdowns, while Den Besten added the extra point after Sheppard’s sneak.
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Centerville
Pella
Butch Sheppard
Larry van Halen
Leroy den Besten
Sheppard
Bob Stykhuis
Pella Defense Shuts Down Centerville In Strong Showdown
The Pella defense delivered its best performance of the season, bottling Centerville’s running game and coverage on speedy halfbacks. Only once did Centerville threaten, after a punt fumble led to a short field. A goal line stand preserved the lead as Pella moved ahead and secured a decisive victory. Sta Pella Cen. First downs 18 5 Rushing yardage 15786 Passing yardage 17315 Passes 12-23 8-9 Punts 3-30 5-29 Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 30 15 Score by quarters: Pella 6 7 0 0 13 Centerville 0 0 0 0 0.
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Pella
Sheppard
den Besten
Centerville
Kovachevich
Sta Pella Cen
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