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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1958

Page

4

Wilma Vernooy Bride of Dewey Veenstra

A double ring ceremony in Pella on August 22 united Wilma Vernooy daughter of Mrs C Vernooy and Dewey Veenstra son of Mr and Mrs Jim Veenstra at the First Christian Reformed Church The couple will reside at 605 Washington Street Pella after a trip to Colorado The bride wore a lace gown and lavender orchid bouquet Attendants wore sabrina necklines and waltz-length skirts A reception followed The article also notes local club events and a planned bazaar and university women’s meeting upcoming in September

Pella Wilma Vernooy C. Vernooy Dewey Veenstra Barns City Jim Veenstra First Christian Reformed Church P. ¥. de Jong Joan Menninga Verna van Hemert Sabrina Debra Leu Lubbers John Veenstra Andrew Lubbers, Jr Gerrit Kingma Gerben Veenstra Pella High School van Gorp Welding and Manufacturing Company Colorado Washington Street Ruth Leighton Christian Reformed Church

Ten Hagen Thompson Wedding at First Baptist Church

Mary Lou Ten Hagen daughter of Virgil Ten Hagen married Torwood K Thompson son of James Thompson in a ceremony at the First Baptist Church Pella on August 23 officiated by Rev Everett G Ward. A reception followed August 31 with 60 guests. The couple will reside in Des Moines where the bride works at American Mutual Life Insurance and the groom recently finished four years in the U S Air Force.

Mary Lou Ten Hagen Virgil Ten Hagen Torwood Ke, Thompson Oskaloosa James Thompson First Baptist Church, Pella Everett G. Ward Shirley Reardin University Park Kenneth Pugh Sally Hagen Nancy Terpstra Des Moines American Mutual Life Insurance Co U. S. Air Force

Bakery Employee Earnings and Costs Rise 1951–57

From 1951 to 1957 bakery workers' hourly pay grew from 1.43 to 1.92 dollars while indirect labor costs, fringe benefits, and payroll taxes surged above five times 1945 levels. Advertising, materials for resale, and packaging costs each more than tripled since 1945. Delivery and other expenses also climbed significantly.

Banner town flag designed by Knoxville woman

Mrs Dixie Cornell Gobhantt of Knoxville designed the state banner for a DAR sponsored competition. The tri color flag honors French exploration in the town region and features a white center panel symbolizing Iowa history with an emblem adapted from Iowa's Great Seal. Edwin Engquist received a Rotary Club plaque for 21 years of perfect attendance.

Dixie Cornell Gobhantt Knoxville Daughters of the American Revolution France Iowa Edwin Engquist Red Oak

Parents Guide to Supporting Children Through School

Parents can help children navigate school stages from early grades to high school. Focus on pace in reading, stimulate with books and museum trips, and involve discussions about nature. In middle grades, start teacher conferences early to assess capacity, standards, and social fit. In junior high, discuss curriculum, careers, and study habits, with independent study. In high school, stay involved, plan college options, and discuss finances early.

Rosalie Bowdish Pledges to Kappa Delta

Rosalie Bowdish becomes a new pledge of Kappa Delta at Iowa State Ames. Along with 179 other pledges, she joined the 11 national sororities after five days of rushing activities from August 29 to September 3. Bowdish, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Bowdish of Pella, was announced among the new pledges.

Iowa State Ames Kappa Delta Sororitie Pella Rosalie Bowdish Leo Bowdish

Dorothy Rolffs Graduates From Nursing School

Dorothy Rolffs daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Rolls of Lynnville received her diploma in nursing from the Evangelical School of Nursing in Marshalltown. Graduation exercises were held August 29 at the First Methodist Church in Marshalltown. Miss Rolffs graduated from Sully High School in 1954.

Dorothy Rollfs Dick Rolls Lynnville Evangelical School of Nursing Marshalltown First Methodist Church Miss Rolliss Sully High School

Bread Prices Rise 5 Cents Since 1948 Despite Stable Retail

A USDA report notes that labor costs for bakers have tripled since 1945, yet retail bread price has risen only 35 percent. From 1948 to 1957 the average bread price climbed from 13.9 to 18.8 cents per pound while the farmer’s share for ingredients fell from 8 to 3.3 cents. The report cites wage increases as the main driver of baker margin.

Agriculture Marketing Service United States Department of Agriculture

Question Women Ask About Social Security Benefits

Social Security officials explain how early filing affects benefits for women. Leo W. Smith notes the decision rests with the applicant and that early filing reduces monthly payments. widows can claim at 62 without reduction, while timing varies for wives and working women.

Social*Security Office Leo W. Smith Social Security District Pella City Hall Social Security Administration Smith

County aid payments show August totals and broken homes impact

County reports August Aid to Dependent Children payments of 11 321 dollars to dependents while noting 58 percent of ADC families stem from broken homes. Statewide funds ordered for support far exceed amounts actually paid. Marion County totals reach 1 042 919 dollars in ADC aid across 8 162 families, with Old Age Assistance and Blind benefits also listed.

Iowa L. L. Caffrey State Board of Social Welfare ADC Caffrey Marion County Marion

Thieves Break Freight Car Seal Near Cherokee

Thieves opened a freight car seal near Cherokee and took six cases. Seven cans were missing, but the six found were recovered in nearby weeds not far from the tracks.

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