Local Pella Society News of Edna Terlouw Parker Wedding
Miss Edna Mae Terlouw and William L. Parker wed at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday June 8 at the Terlouw home in Minneapolis with 100 guests. The double ring ceremony featured a candlelit fireplace, rose bouquet, and orchid wedding party attire. Guests included Shirley Tilberg and Helen De Bruin. The Parker family origins and post ceremony home in Minneapolis are noted along with wedding party details, reception colors, and village society notes. An accompanying society column reports on the Pella Teachers Club officers and a Central College dean address emphasizing community ties and teacher involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mae Terlouw
William L. Parker
Gysbert J. Terlouw
Pella
Alfred Parker
Coon Rapids
Jesse Miller
Shirley Tilberg
Helen de Bruin
Pat Akerman
Martha Rose
Gowree
Fred Zeller
Wayne Perestoff
Bob Clark
Harold Berry
Reuben Terlouw
Norman Terlouw
Gilbert Steenhock
Nora Ditelson
Richard van Roekel
Junella Olivier
Tonetta Keuning
Marjorie Anne
Roalie Engbers
Carol Voskuil
Jane Gosselink
Henrietta Nibbelink
Erma de Haan
Martha, Engelhoven
Adrian de Haan
Pella High School
Iowa Lutheran Hosital
Northwestern School
Minneapolis
Coon Rapids High School
Navy
Parker
Johnnie Sabus
Helene Dockendorf
Amy Breisch
Stan Bergman
County Council
Harold Haverkamp
Central College
van Hemert
Broadway
Arie Denburge
John Sybenga
Gyshert Terlouw
Iowa
Bridal Showers Honor Eleanor Vander Wilt Across Several Dates
Several bridal celebrations honor Eleanor Vander Wilt including a surprise shower hosted by Marjorie Engbers and Doris Van Zomeren on Thursday evening August 12. Hostesses served treats and gifts circulated among family and friends. A second afternoon shower occurred August 19 at Mrs Albert Engbers’ home with a luncheon and games, followed by another miscellaneous shower August 20 at Oska Toosa hosted by Mrs Connie Van Engelhoven, where gifts were hidden and opened. Additional events include a Betty Elecott shower on August 20 with games and gifts, and club notices for A A A W and Legion Auxiliary meetings in September with program by Miss Madeline Vander Zyl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Engbers
Doris van Zomeren
Eleanor Vander Wilt
van Zomeren
Retha Vande Haar
Doreen Vande Haar
Glenda de Jong
Marlene Boerefup
Hi Bruin
Violet van Rheene
Othy de Cook
Marjean Gostelnk
Rosalie Engbers
Je Ryken
Arn Boot der
Loren de Zwarie
Galen Dr Dykehuis
Wilt
William Engbers
Walter van’ Zomeren
Albert Engbers
Anthony Vander Wilt
Connie van Engelhoven
Oska- Toosa
Martha Overbergen
Esther Overbergen
Martha van Engelhoven
Melvin Vander Pol and
Verle
Garret van Gorp
Paul van Kooten
Ben de Vries
J. Jonker
Anthony Vander’ Wilt
Marion A. Toom
Arie Toom
Gerrit Vander Wilt
Andy Beerends
Betty’ Steenhoek
Betty Elecott
Jake Rozenboom
M Elscott
Jim Vos
Mrett G. Jansen
Henry G. Dan Wen
Robert Sehnell
Cornie Jansen
Elmer Sur- Guy
Ever- Nikely
Jack Boatma
Kuyper
E. L. Rei
Madeline Vander Zyl
Van Zante Family Reunion Celebrates Quiet Homecoming
The Van Zante family gathered Frida August 20 at the Elmer Vs Zante home for their first collective reunion in twelve years. Thirty four members attended a cooperative dinner with fried chicken ice cream and cake. Attendees included Henry and Alice Van Zante Eddyville Glen Larson Emil Dale Ot tumwa Wilfred Van Zante Ot tumwa Anthony Flowers Mary Ann San Gabriel Elmer Van Zante Ariin Loren Beth Eddyville James Boley Denver Millen Waris Roger Cedar Rapids Van Zante Cedar Rapids Lucille Van Zante Civil Service Seach in an Ale Fores aebool Marvin Van Zante Guar Rapids.
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Henry van Zante
Frida
Elmer Vs Zante
Eddyville
and van Zante
Alice
Roger
Cedar Rapids
Zante
Edar Rapids
Lucille van Zante
Seach
Ale Fores
Aebool
Marvin van Zante
Guar Rapids
Alec Wilson Turns 95 In Buffalo Center
Old timer Alec Wilson marks his ninety fifth birthday in Buffalo Center noting his arrival to the community in 1894.
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Buffalo Center
Alec Wilson
Build or Repair From Native Lumber in Farm Woodlands
Town farmers can sourcing lumber for new or repaired buildings this fall and winter from farm woods. Native hardwoods like white oak red oak American elm red elm black walnut hard maple and ash offer durability comparable to imported softwood. Cottonwood basswood and soft maple work with weather and ground moisture protection. Plan cutting guides harvest mature trees as they begin to break up and wolf trees dominate areas while removing undesirable species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richa Campbell
Extension
Forester Town State College
Campbell
Iowa
Lumber Drying Times For Various Woods In Construction
If their wood is not wanted, may ir died and left standing. The logs should be sawed by a careful reputable sawmill operator according to the needs of the proposed construction. The lumber then should be air dried in stable ventilated piles. For softer woods such as cottonwood a drying period of 40 to 80 days is sufficient. Harder woods and as oak require 180 to 400 days.
Black Friday Accident Involving John Briesen
John Briesen of George sustained a badly fractured left arm while at work on Black Friday the 18th. The incident occurred during ordinary duties, with Briesen seeking medical care after the injury. The report notes the date and location but provides limited additional context about the circumstances or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Briesen
George
Pullet Eggs Should Be Good Buy This Fall
Iowa State College expert Leonard Z Eggleton says pullet eggs will be a good buy this fall for homemakers. Pullet eggs cost less per dozen yet equal more weight value, with two regular eggs replaceable by three pullet eggs.
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Iowa
Leonard Z. Eggleton
Evey
Iowa State College
Eggleton
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