Joyce Petersma Weds Doyle Lammey In Pella Ceremony
Miss Joyce Petersma, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Petersma of Pella, wed Doyle Lammey of Newton on Thursday September 1 1955 at 8 pm in the Pella Baptist Church. Rev Everett Ward officiated the double ring service with flowers, music by Mrs Glenda Klyn and Mr Robert Van Zee, and attendants Miss Dolores Van Waardhuizen and Matron of Honor Mrs Marvin Vander Werf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Petersma
Henry Petersma
Pella
Doyle L. Lammey
Harry Lammey
Newton
Pella Baptist Church
Everett Ward
Glenda Klyn
Robert van Zee
Pauline van Ham
North Marion County
American Cancer Society
Pauline
ACS
Pella High School
Broadlawns General Hospital
Des Moines
M. C. van Gorp
A. E. Evers
Lucille Anderson
Peter van Ham
L. W. van Ham
Dirk
Kim
Dan Meulpolder
Ben Kuyk
Case van Arkel
Harold Mathes
Clarence Vander Veer
Carl
John Vander Streek
Beulah Vander Streek
Elmer Ver Meer
John H. Vandenberg
Chariton
Wedding Day Details At Pella With Navy Attire And Closely Attended
The reception followed a church ceremony where the bride wore line full skirts and pearl tiaras, attended by David Bergeron as best man and Donald Brayton as groomsman in navy uniforms. Ushers were Melvin Petersma and Richard Lammey. Mrs Petersma and Mrs Lammey wore navy dresses with pink and white accents. A 180 guest reception featured a four tier cake with blue roses and bells, floral daisies, and a lace table setting. The couple will reside in San Diego where the groom is stationed with the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bergeron
Donald Brayton
Melvin Petersma
Richard Lammey
Rev. Ward
Norma van Veldhuizen
Elinor Wittermarkt
Geneva Rus
Dolores Vander Wilt
Elizabeth Boender
Bern
Pella High School
Pella Rosscreen Company
Newton High School
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Owen Ver Meer Hosts Mahaska 4-H Club Meeting
The Black Oak and Scott Street 4-H Club met Monday evening at Leighton Township Hall. Eighteen members attended as officers for 1955-56 were elected: president Dale Fleck vice-president Gerard Den Adel secretary-treasurer Kay Butler reporter Rempe and historian Kenneth De Bruin. Owen Ver Meer hosted with assistance from his mother Mrs. Anthony Ver Meer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Happy Hearts
Leighton Hall
Black Oak and
Scott Strivers 4-H
Township Hall
Leighton
Omer Fleck
Henry Rempe
Dale Fleck
Gerard den Adel
Kay Butler
Rempe
Kenneth de Bruin
Owen Ver Meer
Anthony Ver Meer
Township Meeting Notes Include October 3 Schedule
The text notes refreshments being served and states the next meeting night is October 3 at the Township Hall. It identifies the location as Township Hall and the date as October 3 for the upcoming gathering.
Problems of education conference discussions planned
Special discussion groups covering eight basic educational problem areas will meet on September 22 and September 29. Each committee member will participate in grass roots level talks on school problems and needs. Recommendations from these discussions will be carried to the state reform effort.
Education topics for the White House Conference on Education
The eight discussion areas for the 72 participants cover school goals teacher quality facilities funding organization community relations media use and challenges for higher education in Iowa. The message invites public input to shape future education policy and praises the President and conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
White House
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Chronicle
Society
Petersma—Lammey
Marvin Vander Werf
Dolores van Waardhuizen
John Sybenga
Port Doyle
L. Lammey
Newborey
S. . Navy
Ty Et
Nestle's
Duncan Hines
White — Yellow Devil's Food
Morton
Pillsbury
Vandevoort
Morrell
Hormel
Hydrox
Colorado
Strand's
Best Buy
Dolores van Waardhuild
Shirley Leydens
Marvin VanderWerff
Delmar Petersma
Joanne Geurts
Merle Vander Schaaf
Cancer Society
Happy Hearts
Town Hall
Norma de Bruin
Ruth Vander Linden
AMVET
Amvets
Memorial Building
Wardrobe Qritchens
Mahaska
Nealde Jon
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