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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1965
Page
13
A reflective column paints a sunny late autumn scene with cattle, elms, and a sunset. It shifts to homelike chatter about coffee, freshly baked bread, and a new time saving bread method. The writer shares a Dutch Letters recipe, almond paste notes, and local sourcing in Englewood Colorado.
A kitchen note provides almond paste squares with a short crust bake and a filled almond mixture. Ingredients include oleo sugar salt egg flour and almond paste with vanilla lemon juice and chopped nuts. The Dutch letters recipe is credited to Mrs Carolyn Goulooze of Holland Michigan.
Carolyn Goulooze shares a Dutch banket recipe with dough and almond filling. Mix butter or olean with flour and water, refrigerate overnight, then prepare almond paste filling with sugar eggs and vanilla, refrigerate, roll dough and fill, seal, brush with egg white, perforate, bake at 400 degrees for about 50 minutes, and monitor for doneness.
Mr and Mrs George Terpstra of Newton announce the engagement of their daughter Georgia Arlene to Sandy De Haan son of Mr and Mrs Case De Haan of Pella Both are juniors at Calvin College Grand Rapids Michigan No wedding date has been set
Mrs Nell Kempe visited Mrs Minnie Barnhouse and Josie Atwood in Newton. Mrs Don DePrenger visited son and family in Mason City. Mrs Gretta Veenstra stayed in Des Moines visiting son and family Robert Veenstra. John Van Roekel of Clarion called on relatives. Barney Memmelaar and wife traveled to Chicago then Fort Gordon to fetch son John in the army, visiting sister Mrs Memme in Kings Florida. Ebernezer Reformed church plans 75th anniversary with afternoon and evening meetings for all members.
Members and friends of the congregation travel to Central College as Rev Bob Wallinga and family attend homecoming. Visitors include Gerrit Van Zomeran, Minnie Van Heukelom, Charles Bogaard, Richard Vander Hart, Verna Boerelyn, and Edward. John Boerelyn celebrates a birthday with family and friends. Visitors from Madison Wis and Madison, Wis attend gatherings with Roorda and Glendening families. Vogelaar Room dedication at the Student Union memorializes Arie Kleinjan with gifts from Mrs Arie Kleinjan and Vander Linden families. Connie Roorda joins Rev and Mrs Wm Vanden Berg for Sunday and Arlan Van Haaften attends with Brian. Peter Hogeterp of Calvin Seminary leads the evening service.
Summit residents attended Sunday visits with relatives across the area. Joe Liddell and family joined a Marshaltown dinner guest list at J W Lloyd home. Visitors included Carl Whitmore of St Anthony Bruce Robinson Lulu Cupples of Newton and more at Ver Woert and De Vries households.
Vriezelaar and Jeffrey of Mon- Toe. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lloyd of Centerville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Waller Lloyd.
Mon Troe notes Monroe Iowa residents Martha Caroline Callie Sellers and Mary Ann Mollie Perrin celebrated their 83rd birthday Sunday October 24 1965 The Fouch twins long known in the community were born on a farm west of Monroe Both widowed they live within three blocks of each other Callie married John Sellers a farmer horse trader and buyer He died fifteen years ago Mollie married Harry Perrin a Scranton cafe operator and later Monroe Postmaster Their families include six Sellers descendants and three Perrin offspring with many grandchildren and great grandchildren Both sisters are noted for handwork though arthritis limits Mollie crocheting now Callie recently finished a Round the World Quilt using two inch squares of mater
The group continues its work as the woman in charge begins a second project. The ladies were recently interviewed by Herb Owens, reflecting on progress and future plans.
The Harmony Helpers Auxiliary held a 7:30 PM meeting at Newton Christian Day School with about 40 members and guests. An instrumental ensemble performed and Allan Dermorest spoke on Jasper County Mental Health Center services. Consistory election nominations and new member notices from local churches were reported.
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