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erkingTCO411-,ris-rchilrs.vor-iitheet-rampro*itedThemer- 5lr;tthnMRS. E. J, KOSTERS, 45Funeral services for Mrs. E. John Rosters will be held Friday, June 10, at 1 p, m. in the home and at 1:30 in the First Christian Reformed church, with Rev. B. J. Haan officiating;Burial will be in the Community Cemetery here, under the diree^ tion of the Vander Ploeg Funeral Home.Pall hearers jwill he William De Jong, Henry Kosters, Garrie Van Engen, Dick Van Engen, Fred Van Engen and Albert Van Engen.Mrs. E. J. Kosters, nee Josephine 1- .Van Engen, passed away early 1 I Tuesday morning. She had reached lES! the age of 45 years, 1 month and 10 days. On September 17, 1030, she was united in marriage to E. J. Kosters who now survives as well as their three children; Joycewillightunp-y to yingJ I— wtu 1 — ~ *--| Ann, Mrs. Peter De Boer; John,rkerillerJr., and Jenean Elvira. She is also survived by two grandchildren; Bonie Jo Walter John as well as kIJv the following brothers and sisters: Nellie, Mrs. Henry Kosters; Garrie; Gerrit; Dick; Fred; Mrs, Susie Pap; Albert; Grace, Mrs, Dick Koel and Mrs. Henrietta Pap, She is also survived by two - half brothers; Wm. De Jong and Peter Sluis. Two half brothers and one half sister preceded her, Herman Van Engen and Henry Van Engen and Alice, Mrs. Simon Baron.Her sudden passing is mourned by a host of relatives and friends.andDayMr.hadnner’Isoninge-3fiUWDay■Mltt VAN HEUVELEN
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Sioux Center News

Sioux City, Iowa, US

Thu, Jun 09, 1955

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