Married in New Brunswick Chapel wedding in New Brunswick
Miss Lanelle Post and Carl W. Hiemstra united in marriage August 24 at Worcester Chapel of the New Brunswick Theological Seminary officiated by Dr. Hugh McClean. The bride wore a white sheath dress with French embroidery and nylon tulle veil. A two week New England honeymoon preceded a return to 17 Seminary Place. The bride, formerly of Westmar College, taught in Melvin and Pella and will complete work at State Teachers College in Newark this fall. The groom is a Central College graduate and a senior in the seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanelle Post
Gertrude Post
Harris
Iowa
Carl W. Hiemstra
Martin J. Hiemstra
Pella
Worcester Chapel
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Hugh McClean
Teresa West
New York
New England
Seminary Place
New Brunswick
Westmar College
Melvin and Pella
State Teachers College
Newark
Central College
The
Theological Seminary
Local couples announce upcoming December events
Mr and Mrs Arnold In t Weld of Pella Iowa announce upcoming December makaloosa while Mr and Mrs John Grandin of Leighton and Mr and Mrs Andrew Kuiper of Otley called on Mrs Nellie Kuiper in a series of social visits reflecting community ties.
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Robert de Ruiter
Milton Gabrielse
Robert
Fred Dykens
Eysink
Arie van Haaften
Eysinks
Arnold In't. Weld
Pella
Iowa
Peter Vos
Dirk Vos
Sully
Dirk Geenen
Gilbert Vander Wal
Peoria
Johanna Vander
News from the Home for the Aged Visit Details
Families from Newton Killduff and San Francisco visit their stepmother Alicia Elscott while relatives tour remodels in Sully Pleasantville and nearby towns. Multiple Van Mersbergen, Van Steenis and Van Polen families are listed visiting various seniors and relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Elscott
Pamela
Newton
John Elscott
Killduff
Robert Harrington
San Francisco
Cal
Alicia Elscott
Peter Lubberden
Pleasantville
Forcing Spring Blooms in Winter Indoors
Iowa State College horticulturist Ben Vance urges forcing spring flowering bulbs now to bloom this winter. Start with paperwhite narcissus. place bulbs in a low bowl with gravel or sand, then water to cover. Keep cool and dark at under 55 degrees, above freezing, about four weeks for root growth, then move to a sunny window to bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Vance
Iowa State College Horticulturist
Vance
Perspiration Stains Should Be Removed at Once
Advice urges immediate removal of perspiration and deodorant stains from summer clothing. Stains set with age and heat, so wash or clean all summer garments before storage to prevent permanent marks. Targets readers facing garment care, offering practical stain removal emphasis.
Method For Removing Perspiration and Anti Perspirant Stains
Opal Roberson from Town State College advises prompt washing with warm soap suds to remove both perspiration and anti perspirant stains. Dry cleaning fluid may help oil traces but won’t dissolve the stains. If yellowed, bleach mildly, rinse, and air treat. For fresh stains, sponge and wash. for old stains, sponge with vinegar solution and rinse.
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Opal Roberson
Clothing
T Special Town State College
Marion County 4 H Banquet Scheduled for December
The Marion County 4 H Banquet will be held Saturday December 8 at 6 15 p m at Memorial Hall Knoxville. The event includes banquet dinner served by Columbia ladies awards and entertainment. 4 H officers and committees are planning, tickets on sale by leaders and the county extension office. 4 H leaders members parents and others may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Pella families note Barbara Le Cocqs rising vocal star
The Marion Le Cocqs of Detroit formerly of Pella are cited for their daughter Barbara a noted vocalist. Time Magazine praised her singing on page 54 last week and critics in New York praised Riverside Records. Barbara won the 1956 Down Beat poll as top new female vocal star and appeared on Steve Allen Tonight. The family, now in New York, includes son James in Algonac Michigan and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Pella
Detroit
Michigan
Barbara
Time Magazine
Marion le Cocq
Mich- Barbara
York City
Riverside Records
Ome Seta
Wine York Fin
Oe Neal
Bing Grosby
Marlene Dietrich
Sammy Davis Jr
Magasine
Steve Allen
United States
Europe
Tifteen
New York City
Marion le Cocqs
James
Busine
Algonac
James le Cocqs
le Cocqs
The
Chronicle
Memory Lane
Immigrant Arrival Noted at Swea City Observance Day
A reader notes a person who observed day in Swea City and traveled from Norway to the United States at age 23. The event highlights international migration and the community’s recognition of immigrant contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea
Citcobson
Norway
United States
Iris blooms extend through November in Wayne County
In Wayne County, irises at the James Dunn home have been blooming since September and continued into November, marking an unusually long flowering period for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
James Dunn
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MR. and
Mrs. G. Eysink
Gerrit Eysink
Sandridge
Clarence van Gorp
America
Shirley
Loren van Gorp
Happiness Street
Bert van Hemert
Nick de Ruiter
Peter Zwank
Truth Seekers
First Reformed Sunday School
Delis Walraven
Gertrude Lautenbach
Harold Walraven
Ray Vander Linden
John van Arkel
Marion de Geus
Valentine Mathes
Harold Veenstra
N. Bensink
Tunis Schakel
J. H
Live and Learn Club
Live
Ben Vos
Gary Heyveld
Edna Brummel
Esther de Prenger
Jose Grandia
Mary Ver Ploeg
Elizabeth van Zee
Hols
W. D. Hol
Tarza
Proto
New Brunswick, N. J
Bond Studio
William Zegers
Marlene Joan In’t Veld
Miage
Marlene Joan
Kenneth Beck
John Beck
Reinbeck
Paltzer
Pella le
Barbara LeCoca
Nalplex
Flowers
Martin Nasktgeboren
Star of Fashion
Bates
Bendix
Fluffy
Boat
Boatsma
Maytag
Col Mn
Marion, Jasper
Mahaska County
Lim
Mahaska
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