New Resident Admitted at Home for the Age
A new resident, Tunis Gosselink, was admitted to the Home for the Age on September 17. The staff cheer his arrival and wish him many enjoyable days ahead.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
9
A new resident, Tunis Gosselink, was admitted to the Home for the Age on September 17. The staff cheer his arrival and wish him many enjoyable days ahead.
Miss JoAnne Monsma daughter of Rev and Mrs Martin Monsma of Van Raalte Drive married Donald Van Gent Tuesday June 24 at Grandville Avenue Christian Reformed Church. Ceremony featured Rev William Rees and organist Mrs Marion Vos with music and prayers from Psalm 23 and The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee. Bridesmaids included Hester Monsma Cynthia Monsma. best man Leo Van Gent and ushers Steven and Timothy Monsma. The couple, residing at 748 Atwood St Grand Rapids, left for a western honeymoon with a reception in Pella Iowa. guests included out of town relatives from Pella Sacramento Denver and Imlay.
Several songs were sung by the group under the direction of song leader Mrs Wilbur Sturama. The afternoon included visiting and refreshments provided by Mrs Henry Roozeboom and Mrs John Van Rheenen. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Jella De Vries.
A September remembrance notes Delis Van Zee reaching age eighty. The item lists many visitors and calls among residents and families including Niel Willock from Morrison Illinois and multiple Langstraat and Van Wyk households visiting in the community.
Floyd Mason a young Clarke County farmer sustained a badly mangled leg when his leg was caught in a baler at his Osce near Osce farm. He was reported in serious condition awaiting medical treatment.
A man was alone in a field when his leg was drawn into a machine. His shouts attracted rescuers about 80 minutes later, but the incident details remain limited.
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