Notable panelist appeals on WOL TV program in Ames
Logan Hendricks, former Pella resident now heading the Small Business Administration in Chicago, appeared on WOL TV Ames Friday evening as part of a speakers panel. He fielded many questions on small business loans and impressed viewers with clear concise answers.
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Logan Hendricks
Pella
Small Business Administration Federal New
Chicago
Ill
Wol-Tv
Ames
Logan
Abraham Goemaat
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Tommy
Cecil Vines
Mercy
Nei Schuring
William Van Gorp obituary notices 1956
William Van Gorp born January 26 1885 died April 23 1956 at Pine Rest Grand Rapids Michigan aged 71 years two months and 27 days. He leaves one brother Nick Van Gorp of Pella three sisters Mrs Jennie Rus Mrs Jim Roose and Mrs Minnie Jonker and one sister in law Mrs P G Van Gorp all of Pella Iowa and Holland Michigan. Funeral services were held April 26 1955 from Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home at 130 with Rev Wm C De Jong officiating. Burial followed at Graceland Cemetery in Pella.
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Pella
J. W. Lankelma
Johanna de Vries
William Bosch
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Edgar T. Stephens
Chicago Dental Society
Anie de Cook
John de Wild
Galen Dykhuis
Dirk Geenen
Bert Nibbelink
John Ver Heul
Donald Waechter
Marion Wormhoudt
Merle Price
Joe Stevenson
Otley
E. Pratt
William van Gorp
Pine Rest
Grand Rapids
Michigan
N. van Gorp
J. Roose
Jennie Rusall
Gerrit van Gorp
Mich
Nick van Gorp
Jennie Rus
Jim Roose
Minnie Jonker
Holland
Death of Henry A. Gosselink at 81 in Iowa City
Henry A. Gosselink born November 30 1874 near Pella Iowa died April 23 1956 at University Hospital Iowa City aged 81 years 4 months 24 days Married Marguerite Ver Beek April 3 1901 who died March 7 1943 Surviving children Cynthia Mrs Herman Root Detroit Tunie Marguerite Mrs Everett Heyveld Pella Albert Henry Gosselink New Meadow Idaho Lynn L. Gosselink Knoxville Ten grandchildren and several great grandchildren Sisters Lizzie Welch Des Moines Jennie Green Des Moines Brothers Dick and Dingeman Gosselink New Sharon Ben Gosselink Minnesota John Gosselink Des Moines Nellie Van Gorp Indiana Funeral services held April 25 1956 at 2 30 p m Van Dyk Dur en Funeral Home Interment Oakwood Cemetery
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Henry A. Gosselink
Albert Gosselink
Pella
Iowa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Marguerite Ver Beek
Cynthia
Herman Root
Detroit
Michigan
Tunie Marguerite
Everett Heyveld
Albert Henry Gosselink
New Meadow
Idaho
Lynn L. Gosselink
Knoxville
Lizzie Welch
Des Moines
Jennie Green
Dick and
Dingeman Gosselink
New Sharon
Ben Gosselink
Minnesota
John Gosselink
Nellie van Gorp
Indiana
Gosselink
Pella Rest Home
van Dyk-Duren
William C. de Jong
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of C Bruinekool in Detroit at age 74
Word has been received of the death of Mr C Bruinekool aged 74 in Detroit Michigan on Wednesday April 1 He formerly resided in Pella with his wife and now leaves a widow and one daughter.
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C. Bruinekool
Detroit
Mich
Wednday
Bertha Van Veldhuizen Rites Set At Mahaska Hospital
Bertha Van Veldhuizen of 814 East First Street died Tuesday evening at Mahaska hospital. Services will be Friday at 1 30 p m at Second Christian Reformed Church with Rev J D Pikaart officiating. Burial will be in Graceland Cemetery. Flowers declined by family.
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Bertha van Veldhuizen
East First Street
Mahaska Hospita
2Nd Christain Reformed Church
J.D. Pikaart
Graceland Cemetery
Edward F. Eysink dies at 66 in Davenport
Edward F. Eysink 66 of 1228 Main Street Davenport died at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Born near Pella in 1891 he studied at Central College and Augustana College. He taught at Brown's Business College and Davenport High School and served as organist for Davenport Masonic Temple lodges and Kaaba Shrine. He married Theresa Klinck in January 1951 in Davenport.
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Davenport
Iowa
Times of
Mary C. Eysink
East 7Th Street
Aport
Eysinks
Pella
Edward F. Eysink
Iain St
Mercy Hospital
Central College
Augustana College
Brown’s
Business College
Davenport High School
Masonic Blue Lodges
Kaaba Temple
Opinion split over Friday or Saturday store openings
In Pella, residents discuss whether stores should open Friday or Saturday nights. John Cruzen favors Friday for business men. Rice Birdsall doubts success. Mrs. DeKock would support Friday if band concerts occur. Orville Baughman opposes change. Geo Heeren notes Saturday crowds. Mrs. Zachary shops by day. Mrs Humble supports Friday for longer weekends.
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Pella
Chronicle
Orville Baughman
Jerry Humble
Washington
Church Notes Pella Christian High School Services Schedule
Pella Christian High School at 604 Jefferson hosts Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Bungay meeting from 11:00 a.m. The church runs a school and young people's society. Rev. J. D. Pikaart of Oskaloosa will conduct services. Visitors are welcome.
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Pella
Church of the Open Bible Service Schedule
The Church of the Open Bible at 835 Washington Street lists Sunday services at 9 45 am Sunday School for all ages at 11 am and morning worship with a message by the pastor. An evening youth service follows at 6 30 pm led by Miss Linda Jelsma and Miss Sarah Davis, with evangelistic service at 7 30 pm. Mid-week prayer Dorcas meets Wednesday.
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Washington Street
Cye
Overcomer
Linda Jelsma
Sarah Davis
Dorcas
Missionary Broadcast Promotes Reformed Home Mission
Rev G Lubbers missionary appeals in a Sunday 7:00 am radio KBOE Oska program. A distinctively singing Reformed witness broadcasts from the First Protestant Church in Grand Rapids and features preaching.
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G. Lubbers
Reformed Witness
KBOE
Oska
First Protestant
Grand Rapids
Births in Oskaloosa and surrounding towns April notices
A series of birth announcements from Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa reports Calvin Joosten and wife welcoming a son on April 12. Ernest G Enghers and wife of Pella greet a daughter on April 19. Peter Lanser and wife of Sully welcome a daughter on April 20. Abraham J Holleman and wife of Sully announce another daughter born April 22 at Mercy hospital.
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Ryk Kelderman
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Calvi Joosten
Mahaska Ap
Elizabeth Boot
Mercy
Calvin Joosten
Ernest G. Enghers
Pella
Peter Lanser
Sully
Abraham J. Holleman
Mercy Hospital
Sun of My Soul Sermon at First Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church at 605 Broadway schedules Sunday activities with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. worship on the Sun of My Soul theme, and an evening service at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. A. Haverkamp, D.D., minister emeritus, will lead both services and there is Junior, Intermediate and Senior C. E. A cordial welcome is extended.
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Broadway
Teorhe
A. Haverkamp
Pinches Sermon Featured as Evangelist Rainey Campaign Ends
George T Pinches preaches at 9 30 a m Bible school 10 30 a m Lord's Supper and Word of God 7 80 p m Gospel service with subject How Religious Accusers Were Silenced and Condemned Evangelist George Rainey to give closing addresses Thursday and Friday April 26 and 27 as part of his Gospel campaign
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George T. Pinches
Bible School
Mr. Pinches
George Rainey
Sunday Services At Everett First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church at 711 Independence Street announces a Sunday schedule led by Minister Everett G. Ward. Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 am, worship with the sermon Our Revolutionary Christian Faith, and 6:30 pm Baptist Youth Fellowship for juniors and teens.
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Independence Street
Everett G. Ward
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Trinity Reform Church Dedication and Open House
The Trinity Reform Church at East Third and Franklin hosts a 9:30 a.m. dedication service with guest minister Rev R J Redeker, sermon titled Dedicated to the Lord. An open house runs 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. followed by 6:30 p.m. Junior, Intermediate, and Senior C E programs led by George Vande Voort, Bobby and Judy Vander Waal, and Wilma Roorda before a 7:30 p.m. oral service The Gates of Zion. The congregation gives a cordial welcome.
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East Third
Franklin Streets
Asa C. de Jong
Servi
R. J. Redeker
C. E
George Vande Voort
C. E. Bobby
Judy Vander Waal
C. E. Wilma Roorda
Monthly Protestant Service at Amsterdam Schoolhouse
Rev H L Van Dellen leads preaching at Amsterdam school house two miles southwest of Pella every second and last Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the evening weekly meetings provide regular religious gathering for residents nearby.
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Amsterdam
Pella
H. L. van Dellen
Church Services With Guest Minister At Temple
Russell J. Redeker leads morning worship at 9 30 a m with Dr G T Vander Lugt as guest minister at 10 a m Sunday School follows The sermon topic The Church Reaches Out is announced in the 3 K Hi E and Sr C E Y F program Then Rev Henry Bast speaks on The Temple with the subject When A Man Meets God
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Russell J. Redeker
G. T. Vander Lugt
K. Hi. E
Henry ‘Bast
Weekend Time Broadcast Schedule and Prayer Service
Time broadcast Sunday on KBC AM and KNWS FM with 80 pms and KXEL at 9 80 p.m. A midweek prayer service is set for Wednesday evening May 2 at 7 30 p.m.
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KBC
KNWS
KXEL
Central Bagged Four Trophies in Conference Relays
Central trackmen captured four of seven relay trophies as they dominated the conference relays on Friday. Harold Hiemstra, Al Hiemstra, Leroy Timmer, and Vernon Damsteegt set a new two mile relay record at 8:11.6, surpassing last year’s 8:12.5. The distance medley team also posted a record 11:14 with Gary Williams replacing Leroy Timmer, but Luther and Dubuque won a dead heat in 20:57.1 for first place overall. Verne Boelkens led wins in the 440 and 880 and shuttle hurdles, with Phil Bush and Duane Miller contributing strong legs on sprint relays and the mile-relay runner-up effort.
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James Graham
Harold
al Hiemstra
Leroy Timmer
Vernon Damsteegt
Dubuque
Gary Williams
Luther
Verne Boelkens
Phil Bush
Duane Miller
Central trackmen shine at Luther-Dubuque Relays showing strength
Verle Rinehart, lone Central placer among six field events, drew attention with a strong pole vault from Bob matching Iowa Wesleyan’s Mike Fenn up to 11 ft 2 in before settling for second. Dubuque and Luther shared relays medals led by Harold Hiemstra and George French, while Brown of Luther set a javelin record of 185 feet.
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Verle Rinehart
Bull
Bob
Mike Fenn
Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque
Luther
Harold Hiemstra
Luther-Dubuque
George French
Spartans
Rod Erickson
Simpson
al Haughey
Pierce Brown
Archie van Pearsem
Lory Gruen
Marlys Korver
Eysink Rites Held for Davenport Resident
The death notice lists surviving widow two sisters Miss Anna M Eysink and Miss Mary C Eysink both of Davenport and a nephew. Funeral at 1 pm Tuesday in Hill Fredericks Chapel with W H Deware Christian Science Church officiant. Burial Cordova Cemetery Cordova Illinois Masonic rites at chapel and grave six Masons as pallbearers.
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Enport
Anna M. Eysink
Mary C. Eysink
Davenport
L. A. Eysink
Dena Freeken
Hill & Fredericks Chapel
W. H. Deware
Christian Science Church
Cordova Cemetery
Cordova
Ill
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