Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs De Kock noted
Society pages recount a surprise 30th wedding anniversary on November 9 at the De Kock home with gifts including a pink rose corsage and white carnation boutonniere. Guests, refreshments, hymns, slides, and a cake with a miniature bride and groom are described along with other club activities and wedding news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony de Kock
Gerald de Kock
Everett de Jong
James Nikkel
Brenda
Pete Goodyke
Roscoe Blegen
Gerrit de Kock
Harold Hokebergen
Jong
Pels
Sen
Henry Willemsen
Jeannette
Elibeth Verwers
Ard van Genderen
Wedding of Van Zee and Zegars Casts Formal Attire and Reception
The article details the 1951 church wedding of Miss Van Zee and Mr. Zegars with a yellow and white color theme. Ushers wore yellow bow ties and white boutonnieres, Joyce Van Zee served as flower girl, and the couple’s reception followed for 150 guests with a three tier cake and a gifts table. The couple planned a brief honeymoon and will reside in Denver where the groom will be stationed at Lowry Air Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Keith Klyn
Miss Klyn
LaVonne Zegars
Zegars
Wagner
Miss Zegars
Helen van Zee
Joyce van Genderen
Eunice Price
Lloyd Vande Krel
Miss van Genderen
Miss Price
Iness
Ray van Zee
Donald Tuinstra
Joyce van Zee
Larry Renaud
Arne Beyer
Theister
Mendelssohn
Rev. Bennink
Dale Jansen
la Venne
Delores Zegars
Bob Meyer
Vernon Vander Kamp
Leona de Raad
Arlene Tuinstra
Geraldine van der Leest
Jean
June Vonk
Ma Terlouw
Keith Schwartz
Ivan Wikner
Fred de Jong
van Zee
Sully High School
R. L. Bartley
Automatic Washer Co
Newton
Monroe High School
Maytag Co
United States Air Force
Denver
Colorado
Lowry Air Bi
Film 33 Self Ex mination on Breast Cancer
At the meeting a Breast Cancer awareness session titled Self Ex mination was shown as Film 33. A hostess served a lovely lunch at the conclusion of the gathering.
Obituary for John W. Visser of Carroll County
John W. Visser born July 30 1877 on a Pella farm. Carpenter by trade, he moved to Carroll County in 1913 and died after a stroke on November 18 1951. Survived by widow Lizzie, daughter Mrs M J Tandy, sisters Mrs Peter De Hammer and Mrs John Lasschuit, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held November 16 1951 in Carroll and at Van Dyk Funeral Home with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott U-Need-Us
Farm Bureau
Lynda Kay Oswandel
Nancy de Cook
Mary Ann’ Sytsma
William van Maanen
James Hasselman
Darlene Lamers
Mary Ann Sytsma
Arlene Butler
Marilyn Hasselman
Andrew Barnes
Shirley Smith
Cynthia Jones
Rosemary Barnes
Barbara Denburger
Howard Barnes
John W. Visser
Pella
Carroll County
Maria
Gerrit Visser
Cornelia van der Meer
James
Will
Lizzie Visser
M. J. Tandy
Reinbeck
Iowa
Peter de Hammer
Leighton
John Lasschuit
Des Moines
Carroll
van Dyk
Ev. E. H. Tanis
Oakwood Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Pella Funeral Help
We extend gratitude to friends and relatives of Pella who came to our aid and comfort after the death of our husband. Your support during this difficult time meant a great deal to our family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Visser Family Acknowledges Fraternal Flower Regard
John W. Visser and Lizzie Visser are referenced in a formal acknowledgement. Mr and Mrs M. J. Tandy extend condolences or congratulations with a note of fraternal flowers and regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretenet
John W. Visser
Lizzie Visser
M. J. Tandy
Anthony J Ver Meer obituary notice from Pella area
Anthony J Ver Meer born October 4 1911 on a farm east of Pella Iowa died November 16 1961 at home aged 40 years 1 month 11 days He married Walterena Vander Beek on February 18 1936 and they had four children Delores Donald Linda and Kenneth who died at 14 months Surviving are his wife three children his parents Mr and Mrs John Ver Meer sisters Alice Marie and two brothers Jacob and Tunis He was a member of the First Christian Reformed Church Funeral from the family residence November 17 1951 at 1 pm and 130 pm from church with Rev S Vroon officiating Oakwood Cemetery burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony John Ver Meer
John Ver Meer
Minnie van’ Gorp
Pella
Iowa
Walterena Vander Beek
Kenneth
Delores
Donald
Linda
Alice
Dick Longstreet
Marie
Louisman
Jacob
Tunis
First Christian Reformed Church
Community grieving loss of husband, father, son, brother
Sincere thanks to neighbors, friends, and relatives for sympathy and help during the time of the loss of our beloved husband, father, son, and brother. 감사와 꽃다발 등으로 표현된 위로에 깊은 감사를 드립니다.
Grateful Acknowledgment From Ver Meer Family
In heartfelt thanks to those who offered prayers and kindnesses, Mrs. Anthony J. Ver Meer and children express deep gratitude. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. John Ver Meer, brothers and sisters, and Mrs. Kate Vander Beek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Ver Meer
John Ver Meer
Kate Vander Beek
Obituary: A A Viersen Dies in Okmulgee at 93
A A Viersen was born in Pella Iowa and died at his Okmulgee Oklahoma home at nearly 94. He was the son of A H Viersen lifelong Pella residents. Survived by three children Ralph Sam Edith Terry, two brothers T A of Elk City and L A, one sister Josie of Los Angeles. Preceded in death by wife Mary E McAdoo who died March 18 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Viersen
Pella
Towa
Okmulgee
Okla
A. H. Viersen
Ralph
Sam
Edith Terry
T. A
Elk City
Oklahoma
Dr. L. A
Josie
Los Angeles
California
Mary E McAdoo
Spilling the Salt Versus Beans Cited as Risky
A light proverb contrasts spilling salt with spilling beans, noting salt spillage brings misfortune while revealing secrets poses greater danger. The line emphasizes caution about disclosure and superstition in everyday life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DE Kocks
T.T.T. Society
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Donald Waechter
H. Mentink
Vos—Vander Beek
John C. Vos
Near
Kilduff
Anna Mae
Joe Vander Beek
Guysbert Vander Beek
Bovenkerk
Holland
John Geels
Sally Christian Reformed Church
Leona Vos
Wilbur van Ryswyk
Grace Schut
Marvin Monsma
Luella Vanden Hoek
Evelyn van Hal
Mildred Branderhorst
Robert Adams
Joe Paltzer
Louis van Wyk
Julia Baarda
Arlene
Elva
Erma Vos
Dorothy van Soelen
Vander Beek
Pvt
Lambert Vander Beek
Sully
Dick Vos
Junior Vos
Kellogg
Joe Vos
Marvin
Raymond and
Clifford
Tainter
Lois Vos
Lynnville
Lambert Branderhorst
John de Boer
Oskaloosa
Wm. van Dort
H. D
Richland
Luella Ryken
Bonna Nibbelink
Clara van Gorp
Geneva Dahm
Louise
Carol Stursma
Fortnightly Literary Society
Wilma Rempe
George Ver Steeg
Mol—Van Zee
First Reform Church
Sida Lou Mol
le Roy van Zee
Arthur Bennink
J. J. Mol
W. A. van Zee
Monroe
Valster
Black Oak
Scott Strivers
Jerry Valster
AMVET
Andrew Ver Ploegh
C. Evers
Elva Doorenbos
Pearl Harbor
A. T. Vanderbeek
J. C. Penney and Lee's
Butternut Co
Memorial Hall
Sally Fosse
The
American Cancer Society
Auxiliary
America
Bass “Accordianas
Kuyper
Zenith
Boalt
Coe
Zenith Television
Wonder
Television Sales and Service
Beauty
Duo-Therm
Chippendale
S&h
Joan W. Visser
Oskaloosa Fairgrounds
Staley Age
Gol
SANTA
Carrom Boards
Tinkertoys
West Bend
U.S
Joe
Pn Saik
Opy
Stai Oil Co
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