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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1963
Page
2
About 200 guests attended a Sunday open house at the home of Mr and Mrs Parl Van Hemert in Danville honoring the former Otley couple on their 25th wedding anniversary. They received more than 190 cards and letters along with bouquets, flowers, and gifts. Mrs Van Hemerts brother Chester Bricker of Des Moines served as host.
The West Knoxville Township Farm Bureau ladies elected officers at the September meeting at Mrs. Asa Manns home. Officers named were Chairman Mrs. John Burnett, Vice Chairman Mrs. Cliff Wright, Secretary Publicity chairman Mrs. Richard Black, Music Recreation Mrs. Asa Mann and Mrs. Gerald Speed. The event featured a decorated guest book, tea table decor, and refreshments served from a decorated serving table. The attending parents of the honored couple included Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Van Hemert of Pella and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bricker of Otley.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Steenis marked their 25th wedding anniversary on Friday October 18 at Third Reform Church Fellowship Hall. Over 100 relatives attended as a brief program featured piano solos by Merle Van Steenis, scripture and prayers, a reading by Henrietta De Kock, and remarks by Rev G Menn ing. Closing notes recalled the couple’s 1938 marriage while minor car damage from an unrelated incident near Knox ville was noted with no injuries.
Central College assistant professor Arthur L. McDonald and Norman W. Heimstra of the University of South Dakota coauthored a Journal of Psychology article on LSD-25 effects. Two experiments found the drug increased attack frequency by submissive fish without altering social rank. separate booklet publications exist.
Part of the issue is funded by grants from the University of South Dakota General Research Fund and the U S Public Health Service. The Iowa Press Association, founded in 1915, is the trade group for weekly and daily newspapers.
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