Obituary for Cindy Lee Warner Young child obituary
Cindy Lee Warner daughter of Cora Mae Kamerick and Kenneth Warner born December 4 1955 died March 29 1956 aged 3 months 25 days survived by parents two sisters Kendra Kay and Marla Beth a brother Bradley Alan maternal and paternal grandparents one sister Mee Kate Bloodsworth preceded her in death Funeral services held March 31 1956 at Van Dyk Duven Home and 2nd Reformed Church burial in Oakwood Cemetery Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Warner
Kendra Kay
Marla Beth
Bradley Alan
Jesus
City of God
van Dyk-Duven
2Nd Reformed Church
Thomas Bosloopers
Oakwood Cemetery
Pella
Mee Kate Bloodsworth
van Dyk- Duven
First
Christian Reformed Church
Dr Poy, de Jong
Benjamin Blommers obituary from Pella Iowa area
Benjamin Thomas Blommers born August 11 1878 in Zevenbergen Netherlands died March 30 1956 at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa aged 77 7 19 survived by wife Tillie De Wit four children David Gertrude Mrs Paul Dykstra Gysbert plus Marvin Blommers 13 grandchildren and two sisters Carrie Van Loon and Lena Olivier. He settled in New Jersey then Iowa and was a member of First Christian Reformed Church of Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Thomas Blommers
Thomas Blommers
Gertrude Kranenberg
Zevenbergen
North Brabant
Netherlands
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
America
New Jersey
Iowa
Tillie de Wit
Pella
David Blommers
Gertrude
Paul Dykstra
Gysbert Blommers
Carrie
Gideon van Loon
Lena
Jake Olivier
Wormhoudt Dies Suddenly in Pella at 87
Isaac Andrew Wormhoudt, lifelong resident of Pella, Iowa, born November 14, 1868, died suddenly on March 26, 1956. He lived in Sioux Center and Eddyville at times, worked for Slagle Lumber and in a clothing business with brothers Henry D. and Dominicus Wormhoudt, married Mina Harmelink who died in 1941, and returned to Pella after 1947 flood. Funeral March 29 at Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home, Rev. A. Haverkamp officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Isaac Andrew Wormhoudt
H. Wormhoudt
Antje Overkamp
Pella
Iowa
South Dakota
Slagle Lumber Co
Sioux Center
Mina Harmelink
Henry D
Dominicus Wormhoudt
Eddyville
van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home
Rev. A. Haverkamp
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of Marinus W Huyser of Pella at 77
Marinus W Huyser, born May 21 1878 in Kyshoek Netherlands, died March 30 1956 at age 77 in Pella Iowa after moving there at age six. He married Antoinette Verros on March 9 1911 and had two daughters Helen Bennink and Arvena Dahm. Survived by daughter Helen, Arvena, brother James W Huyser and five grandchildren. Funeral April 2 1956 at Van Dyk Duven Chapel, Rev A Haverkamp officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Marinus W. Huyser
Aart Huyser
Marije van Gilst
Kyshoek
South Holland
Netherlands
Pella
Antoinette Verros
A. Haverkamp
D.D
Oakwood Cemetery
John Buitenwerf Rites Posted for Prairie City Native
Funeral services were held March 26 for John Buitenwerf who died March 22 at Mercy Hospital Olala osa aged 63. He lived on a Sully farm before entering the oil business for 24 years retiring in 1950. Survived by wife Hattie Maassen three children nine grandchildren two brothers Pete and Ray two sisters and many friends. He was a longtime member of First Reformed Church Prairie City where he served as deacon. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery Pella.
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John Buitenwerf
Prairie City News
Mercy Hospital
Olaloosa
D. W. Vriesman
First Reformed Church
William van Zee
Mr. Buitenwerf
Herman
Tryntje Buitenwerf
Pella
Osk
Hattie Maassen
Reva Hra
Garrett van Gorp
O3- Kaloosa
Roy J
Prairi
Elise
Irs
Fred Horstall
Redbank
New Jersey
Sully Ford
Annie
Allie
Lane de Penning
Albert
46th Year Subscription Renewal Noted
The Harvey Wheelers of Granger renewed their subscription to the Madrid Register-News for the 46th time, marking a long continued readership of the weekly paper.
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Harvey Wheelers
Granger
Madrid Register-News
Easter Weekend Socials Across Ottumwa and Surrounding Areas
Rol screenings Janella Olivier traveled from Grand Rapids by plane to celebrate Easter with her parents the Olivier family. A wide circle of local residents hosted Sunday dinners and visits from Des Moines to Villisca, Carlisle, Lenox and Otley, including the Fischers, Vander Veers, Meadors, McClains and Van Kootens among others.
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Janella Olivier
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Albert Olivier
Tom Fisher
Jack Stanley
Edd Fisher
Herbert Criss
Leone Schakel
Daryl Walker
William Dalby
Ottumwa
Floyd Richardson
Paul Meador
John ‘A Norris
Eloise McCartney
Des Moines
Gerald McClain
Clarence Vander Veer
Bob Marsh
Villisca
Kenneth Vander Veer
Grace Voyce
Gene
Orville White
Carlisle
Lamont Vet Wins Boone and Crockett Plaque in Deer Trophy
Dr. R. C. Steward a Lamont veterinarian earned a Boone and Crockett plaque for third place in a hunting competition. He submitted a whitetailed deer head from a buck shot in Backbone State Park in 1953. The Boone and Crockett Club was founded by Theodore Roosevelt in 1886.
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R. C. Steward
Lamont
Boone & Crockett
Backbone State Park
Boone & Crockett Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Carnegie- Viersen Library Corner
A Carnegie- Viersen Public Library display highlights newly prepared for circulation adult fiction and nonfiction titles across multiple genres. Notable works include The Four Winds, Jane Arden, Banner in the Sky, From Eternity to Eternity, The Gallant Heart, and Around the U. S. in 1,000 Pictures, among numerous children’s books and educational volumes.
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Carnegie
Unionization Of Farmers Is Not Favored by NFO
Corning Illinois Friday morning the National Farmers Organization board affirmed cooperation with friendly groups to promote their agrarian aims. They stated they do not seek to unionize farmers but seek closer coordination with other organizations including labor in legislative matters of mutual interest. The board asked labor leaders about arranging open conferences with the NFO to explore double interests.
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Corning
National Farmers’ Organization
Agricul
Theard
Regne
Te Cio
NFO
Farmers delegation voices stance on unionization policy
A five member Iowa farmers delegation met the board to discuss mutual interests in the Tegnillative field. Goods spokesman Abasbastas Saxton cited the group as part of the Farmers movement and reaffirmed the policy against organizing farmers under the current framework.
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Iowa
Pocahontas
R. Tens
Prank Ryan
Abasbastas
Unclear query about The Aly origin
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Ideal
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Tom Baty Jr
Grinnell College
Walter E. Butt
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Jack van 208
Janice van Kooten
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Rene Aalbers
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Bernice Rus
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Chicago
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Goodyear
Carnegie- Viersen Library
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Ise
Fennsong
Montana
Western
Gordons
Harris
Jane Arden
Knight
Kyle
Mason
Tangier
Colonel North
Sargent
Kahn & Wismer
McMasters
Rynyon & Bergane
U. S
Younger
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Lincoln
McKinley
McCully
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Soloviev
Keyes
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Niagara
Clark
Santiago
Amer
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Eichelberger
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North
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Steiner
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Kiki and
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Warren
PY Ziegler
Ohio
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Hyde
Carpenter
Jungten
Ags
Bae
Ey Billough
Foreat
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Aesop
Ireland
Paton
South
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N.F.O
Pella Area
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