Diane Wanders Becomes Bride of Ernest Plate
Diane Joyce Wanders daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Wanders of Route 3 Pella married Ernest Hi Plate son of Mr and Mrs Walter Plate of Route 1 Oskaloosa in a September 14 ceremony at First Christian Reformed Church in Pella with Rev John De Kruyter officiating before 100 guests. The couple reside Route 1 Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Joyce Wanders
Albert Wanders
Route 3
Pella
Ernest Hi. Plate
Walter Plate
Route 1
Oskaloosa
John de Kruyter
First Christian Reformed Church
Marsha Wanders
Chedister James Unite In Lynnville Wedding
Mary Kathleen Chedister and Carl Ray James wed September 14 in a Lynnville Friends Church ceremony. Rev J W Garbison officiated before about 30 guests including grandparents from Grinnell Kellogg and Searsboro. The bride wore pink and white lace with a pink carnation bouquet. Roy Dale James served as best man and Richard Weiss and Bruce Meredith as ushers. A reception followed in the church parlors with hosts Miss Virginia Terpstra and Mrs John Wiljemson. A Minot-Hotland honeymoon trip followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Ray
Maid of Honor
Terry Vander Wert
Chuck Veldhuizen
Gary van Engelhoven
Wayne
de. Bruin
Marvin Lents
Ronnie Plate
Dale Jansen
Gysbert Ver
Lund
Cindy Wanders
Harley van Roekel
Mary Kathleen Chedister
Imogene Chedister
Charles Chedister
Searsboro
Carl Ray James
Lloyd James
J. W. Garbison
Lynnville
Roy Dale James
Scarsboro
Richard Weiss
Gibson
Bruce Meredith
Virginia Terpstra
John Wil Jemson
Bridal dress and couple tied to local Iowa workers
A Lynnville-Sully High School graduate wed in a ceremony where the bride wore a polished cotton dress and corsage from her bouquet. The groom, also a Lynnville-Sully alumnus, works for Grinnell Construction Co. A new Iowa Manufacturers Association study shows 624 cities now host at least one plant, 379 have none, a net gain of 32 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Community
Lynnville-Sully High School
Lynnville
Grinnell Construction Co
Iowa
Iowa Manufacturers Association
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the Pella Chronicle Society Section
Diane Wanders
Ernest Plate
H. Plate
Diane Joyce
Diane
Albert van Donselaar
Arthur Meppelink
Mesdames
Anthony Nunnikhoven
Gerald Nunnikhoven
Valerie
Walter Grandin
Wm. de Graaf
Joan
Elmer Kool
Janice
Marion de Bruin
John van Zee
Joyce
Richard van Roekel
John van Maanen
al Vanders
Marsha and
Cindy
G. W. Vander Wilt
John van Vliet
Diane Vanders
Willeda van Rheenen
Hendrena
Wilmena Schimmel
Mesdames Norman de Jong
Ronald Rozenboom
Sidney Roorda
Byron van Ee
Judy van Steenis
Mary Jane Beyer
Lolah van Rheenen
Carol van Rheenen
Mesdames al Wanders
Marsha
Neal Schimmel
Wm. van Rheenen
Elmer Nollen
Ivan Vos
Nolsen
Wm. van Hemert
Leonard Lents
John Vander Wert
Bud Vande Kieft
Carol and
Craig
M’s. van Hemert
A. Vanders, Jr
Grace Vande Kieft
Doris Smith
Doris Kay Smith
Ray Vander Wilt
Keith Blom
Dale Kane
Henry Dykstra
Gary Gezel
Garrit Ryke
Faye Mattensall
Glenn Neely
Des Moines
Keith Neely
Altoona
Miss Smith
Donald Vander Wilt
O. J. Devoss
Guthrie Center
Mr. and ‘Mrs
Sybenga
Coats
Gacket
Lot—Men‘s & Boys
Shoe Department
Black
Parkas
Ied UE
Tysseling and
de Wild
Arie
Brouwer Brake
Brouwer
James
Gibson, Iowa
Minot
South Dakota
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