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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

Page

3

Local Notes Mention Sickness and Visits in Mahaska County

The Chronicle lists town visitors and hospital stays including Thomas Stuart, son of Cecil Vines, at Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa. Edward Vander Linden discharged from Mercy Monday. John Hospers left Mahaska Hospital for home. Hubert Steenhoek entered Des Moines hospital for major surgery Thursday. Various families hosted relatives from Wisconsin Michigan and Arizona. An engagement between Gary Popma and Arlene Meyners announced. Four Central College students to Iowa Campus political workshop. Michigan State College Scholar Arlene Meyners details. Funeral for Rosemary Francene Johnson held in Pella.

Thomas Stuart Cecil Vines Mercys Hospital Oskaloosa Edward Lester Vander Linden Mercy John Hospers Mahaska Hospital J. B. van Hemert J. van Hemert Harry van Hemert Syracuse Ety Hubert Steenhoek E Stillpital Des Moines Ben Blommers Frank Wielard Vernon Wielard J. J. den Adel North Carolina Raymond den Adel R. J. Heeren Guttenburg Jows Sophia Bob Pouch Lewis Popma Mayfield Avenue N. E Grand Rapids Michigan Laby Arlene Meyners George Meyners Borglum Avenue Miss Meyners Gary Lewis Popma Popmes Pella Gary University of Iowa Information Service Central College Arthur de Jong Robert Morley Donald €. Clauson Henry Teune Iowa College Iowa Frank Neuber University of Michigan Ann Arbor Mich Joan Faye van Zemeren Calvin College Michigan University Jeanette Vander Werf Mae Brockway Lincoln Webster

Obituary of Mrs Dielis Vander Waal of Pella Iowa

Mrs Dielis Vander Waal nee Johanna Van Ommen daughter of Barend Van Ommen and Dirkie Fransen was born April 2 1891 in Pella Iowa and died April 1 1956 after a brief illness aged 64 years 11 months 29 days She married Dielis Van der Waal February 12 1914 in Pella and they had Elmer Ray and Ralph Lloyd both of Pella Surviving are 5 grandchildren one brother Dick Van Ommen of Oskaloosa and three sisters Elizabeth Mrs Henry Dieleman Alice Mrs Nick Bogaards of Des Moines and Gertrude Mrs Ben Vogelaar of Pella Se grave er a devoted mother grandmother and sister and will be missed.

Dielis Vander Waal Johanna van Ommen Barend van Ommen Dirkie Fransen Pella Elmer Ray Ralph Lloyd 8Rd Reformed Church League For Service Dick van Ommen Oskaloosa Elizabeth Henry Dieleman Alice Nick Bogaards Des Moines Gertrude Ben Vogelaar Will

Pella Man Jacob Visscher Dies at 90

Jacob Visscher 90, born in Groningen Netherlands, died April 6 1966 at his home 405 Peace St Pella after two months ill health. He married Lillie Van der Hart in 1903 and had four children Cornelia Walter Robert James and Jackie Lee Visscher. He joined Presbyterian Church in 1919 then First Reformed Church of Pella later retired to life in Pella. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Jacob Visscher Annie Dykstrahuis Peter Visscher Groningen Netherlands Eace St Pella Tin Day Lillie Vander Hart Infane Ter Cornelia Walter Visscher Pell Henry Robert James Jackie Lee Visscher Presbyterian Church Martinsburg Iowa First Reformed Church van Dyk-Duven A. Haverkamp Oakwood Cemetery

Gerrit C Van Maaren death and survivors obituary

Gerrit C Van Maaren born June 8 1889 in Herwynen Gelderland Netherlands died April 8 1956 at Lutheran Hospital Des Moines at age 66 years 10 months He married Sara Boender February 12 1914 and they had ten children Surviving are his wife and children Cornelius Denver Paul Kelso John Monroe Hilda Mrs Arthur Rus Pella Elmer Pella Gerald Newton Esther Mrs Henry Dykstra Monroe Beulah Mrs Donald Van Haalen at home 22 grandchildren He was a member of Third Reformed Church Funeral held April 11 1956 at Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home 1 pm and 130 pm at Third Reformed Church Interment Oakwood Cemetery

Gerrit C. van Maaren Cornelius van Maaren Elke de Kock Herwynen Gelderland Netherlands Lutheran Des Moines Sara Boender van Dyk-Duven Third Reformed Church Russell J. Redeker Oakwood Cemetery

William Van De Voort Dies in Pella at 77

William Van De Voort 77 of Pella Iowa died suddenly at home on Friday April 13 1956 after long residence in the area He is survived by his wife Dora four children eight grandchildren and a sister In Pella he was a deacon of the First Reformed Church Funeral services were held April 16 1956 at 10:00 a.m. at Van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home with Rev Anthony Haverkamp and burial followed at Black Oak Center Cemetery

van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home Third Reformed Church Russell J. Redeker Black Oak Center William van de Voort Maurthe van Walyen Mahaska County Pella Iowa Main St Dora van Domselaar Willis van de Voort Mary Jane Charles Peck Seattle Wash Martha Jean Wilkins Artis Dick Leabo Iowa City Sitring First Reformed Church of Anthony Haverkamp Black Oak Center Cemetery

Death Notice for Gerrit Arkema Seventy Years in America

Gerrit Arkema born August 28, 1876 in Groningen Netherlands died April 12, 1956 at his daughter's home at age 80 years 7 months 15 days. He came to America at 17 and married Dena Vander Zyl December 18 1902. She died January 31 1956. Surviving two sons Steven Arkema Tracy Owen Arkema Bussey three daughters Edith Mrs Theodore Johnson Bussey Alice.

Gerrit Arkema Ownie Alice Arkema Groningen Netherlands Henry Krause America Dena Vander Zyl John Steven Arkema Tracy Owen Arkema Bussey Edith Theodore Johnson Alice

Funeral Notices Highlight Visser Krouse Family Losses

Mrs John Visser of Oskaloosa and Insurance Mrs Henry Krouse of Tracy are noted along with 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday April 14 1956 from the Van Dyk Duven Funeral with Edward Cooke in charge. Burial followed beside the wife in Bell fountain Cemetery at Tracy Iowa.

John Visser Oskaloosa Ins Henry Krouse Tracy van Dyk-Duven Funeral Edward Cooke Bellfountain Iowa

Obituary for John M. Vande Kieft of Otley Iowa

John M. Vande Kieft born January 2 1870 in Lunteren Netherlands. He immigrated at 17 and settled near Pella Iowa. He married Maggie Vanden Berg in 1900 and had nine children with five surviving. Surviving children include Gerrit J. Vande Kieft Otley Iowa Janet Raymond H. Vande Kieft Otley and Marion G. Vande Kieft Otley. He died April 12 1956 at Collins Memorial Hospital Knoxville aged 86 years 3 months 10 days after funeral services at Van Dy Duven Funeral Home and Second Christian Reformed Church.

John M. Vande Kieft John Vande Kieft Jantje Fluit Lunteren Gelderland Netherlands America Pella Maggie Vanden Berg Gerrit J. Vande Kieft Otley Janet Mathew Tuinstra Sully Raymond H. Vande Kieft Harvey Eva Henry van Maanen Otley Marion G. Vande Kieft Margaret Johanna John Second Christian Reformed Church Collins Memorial Hospital Knoxville

Burial rites for church founder led by Reverend Hollander

The article notes a church formation with the Rev. Harold Hollander in charge and mentions a burial at Oakwood Cemetery in Ella.

Harold Hollander Burne Oakwood Cemetery Ella

Central Track Upsets Simpson 72 59 in Duel Meet

Central swept to a decisive victory over Simpson in the first dual meet of the season at Kuyper Stadium. Al Hiemstra led with a mile and a half mile double, Harold Hiemstra added a quarter and relay leg, Duane Miller won the 100 yards and placed in hurdles, Bob Carle tied for pole vault and placed high in jumps as Central dominated running titles and shared the pole vault. The meet previews Friday's conference relays featuring Dubuque Wartburg Luther and Parsons with medals for top finishers and relay trophies on the line.

Central Simpson Kuyper Statum al Hiemstra Harold Harold Hiemstra Duane Miller Phil Bush Leroy Timmer Bob Carle Dubuque Wartburg Luther Foin Parsons Kings

Sophomores win coveted Pietenpol Trophy for Spires

Central sophomores take the fifth annual Pietenpol Cup with Spires, a two class program featuring a church scene and a girl’s life vignette. Judges cited extensive preparation and strong literary and musical talent, with Judy Cook accepting the cup for the sophomores.

Uatra Chapel Anl Chor Lavier Joyce Leu Delores Rempe Isayer St. Francis Marilyn Spoelstra Death Myrna Storm Patti van Zante Phyllis Vande Haar Marian Ross Joanne Ter Louw Ruth Naomi Orpah Jane Golly Gayle Ketterling First Love Delores de Hoogh Sandra Woolverton Grenadean van Zee Coletta Schemper Cross Arlys van Zee Eileen Heldeman Inta Simsons Nella de Jong Pegey Pierson H. W.pietenpol Robert Rittenhouse Leora Quinn Jane Goaselak Leroy Koopman Elliot Tanis Judy Cook

Local residents attend sport show and visit Des Moines

Rol screenings featured several couples including Mr and Mrs Robert Lowles and Mr and Mrs Max Slaughter along with Mr and Mrs Norman Vanden Baard at a Des Moines sport show. Various families hosted or visited relatives in Ottumwa Keota and Des Moines with travel to Iowa City and Chicago offices noted.

Robert Lowles Max Slaughter Norman Vanden Baard Des Moines Rex Ver Woert Wesley Jake Ver Woert William Dalbey Ottumwa Leona Schakel Larry van Basle Leroy van Keota Herman Sneller Leo Russel

Des Moines social notes mention Van Zee and Bogaards

Mr and Mrs Bob Van Zee attend a Monday evening event in Des Moines. Pearl Bogaards was seen shopping there last Friday. Louise and J B Van Hemert and his mother Mrs J Van Hemert spent several days at the Harry Van Hemert home in Syracuse Indians.

Bob van Zee Moines Pearl Bogaards Des Moines Louise J. B. van Hemert J. van Hemert Harry van Hemert Syracuse

Burglars Loot Otley Co-op Office Safe

Thieves broke the Otley cooperative exchange door after midnight on April 16 and removed the office safe. They hauled it west of Howell Station then along the Des Moines River south of Pella before wrecking it. about fifty dollars in change was inside. Deputy sheriffs Jarman and Carmichael investigated Tuesday morning with finger print checks by the State Bureau of Investigation.

Yeggs Otley ‘Tive Exchange Tme Woodland Howell Station Des Moines Pella Francis van Vark Jarman and Carmichael

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