Rita Roose Turns Hobby Into Pleasing Home Art
Rita Roose of Texas develops picture painting using improvised materials. She recalls childhood experiments with white cloth on sheetrock and scraps of paint. Her talent comes from her father J D Bickley and an aunt. Her oil of her son Kenny and a Siamese cat are standout works. Her husband Capt Afton H Roose is stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base. One college course and self taught practice shaped her skill.
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Rita Roose
Rita
Capt
Afton H. Roose
Sheppard Air Force Base
J .D. Bickley
Farmersville
Afton
Rita) Roose
Kenny
Robert
Wichits Falls
Tex
Leendert Monster dies at 78 near Pella Iowa
Leendert J Monster of the Pella community died Friday April 16 1965 at his farm home south of Pella aged 78 years 11 months Born May 2 1886 he lived all his life on area farms He married Julie Hackart Feb 10 1910 and had five children Cornelia Jacobs Jacob Jeannetta Marion Henry and Leona Also surviving are two brothers Anne and Will and a sister Jeannette He was preceded in death by his wife and several siblings Services were held Monday April 19 1965 at Garden Chapel and Third Reformed Church Pella with Rev Wilbur Ringwalda officiating Burial was in Graceland Cemetery.
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Leendert J. Monster
Pella
Jacob
Jana Elyn Monster
Julie Hackart
Cornelia
Martin Vink
Leighton
Knoxville
Jeannetta
Marion Vander Linden
Oskaloosa
Henry
Leona
William Vander Molen
Anne
Will
Jeannette
Clarence Dye
Leendert
Nell
John Schakel
Lena
Tunis Brom
Hendreka
Will Elyn
Margaret
Ben Wolf
Garden Chapel
Third Reformed
Wilbur Ringwalda
Graceland Cemetery
Mrs Roose Shares Talent String Of Hobbies In Wichita Falls
The young mother of two sons Kenny and Robert engages in ceramics and crafted a Nativity scene this winter using hobby shop equipment at SAFE. She sews most of her own clothes and for the boys, plays the piano, and belongs to the Officers Wives Club. Before her first son was born she taught sixth grade in Virginia where her husband served in the Air Force. The family resides at 5110 Kingston, Wichita Falls.
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Kenny 5
Robert
Safe
Mrs J De Zwarte 1885 1965 Obituary from Pella Iowa
Jennie De Zwarte 79 of 402 Main Street Pella died April 24 after hospital admission April 16 She was born November 5 1885 south of Pella and spent her life there Married February 18 1909 to Marenuse De Zwarte She survived by husband two sons Abraham and Henry M six grandchildren eleven great grandchildren two brothers four sisters and a sister in Sully Services Monday at Garden Chapel officiated by Rev John Piersma Burial Oakwood Cemetery
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Jennie de Zwarte
Main Street
Pella
Pella Community Hospital
Abraham
Johanna Ver Steeg Goemant
Marenuse de Zwarte
First
Christian Reformed Church
Henry M
John
Marsailus
Tracy
Lena Schakel
Christina van den Berg
Nellie Oliver
Ella van Eden
Tennie Vander Beek
Sully
Vanden Hoek Tony B 1889 1965 obituary notice
Tony B Vanden Hoek aged 75 of Grand Rapids Michigan died April 9 1965 born October 10 1889 married Johanna Dieleman February 4 1912 survived by wife and many relatives including children Helen John Ada Mark Wilma Lester Fred and Joyce plus nine grandchildren and several siblings laid to rest at Washington Park Memorial Gardens. He belonged to Oakdale Christian Reformed Church and spent years in Pella before moving to Michigan in 1949.
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Tony B. Vanden Hoek
Evergreen St. S. E
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Johanna
Fred Rasema
Esther
John Vanden Hoek
Samuel Vanden Hoek
A. Rasema
Bertha
S. G. Brondsema
J. B. Vanden Hoek
Della
Joyce Vanden Hoek
Vanden Hoek
Oakdale Christian Reformed Church of
Washington Park Memorial Gardens
F. B. Vanden Hoek
Pella
Pella High Students Shine In Brooklyn Instrumental Contest
Pella High School musicians, from Class B and C districts, performed in solo and ensemble events held in Brooklyn last Friday and Saturday. Division I ensembles included girl’s trio A and B, clarinet trio A, cornet trio, brass sextet, flute trio, brass quartet, woodwind trio, girl’s sextet A and B, and boys quartet. Division II ensembles included French Horn quartet, mixed clarinet quartet, and clarinet trio B. Soloists earning Division I ratings were Judy De Cookpiano, Sonja Shetterly-piano, Beth Van Sittert-treble medium voice, Judy De Cook-treble medium, Marty Blecha-baritone, Guy Jones-clarinet, Ed Vander Linden-French horn, Dave Snuttjer-trombone, Ned Hedrick-B flat clarinet, Lola Monster-treble low. Division II solos went to Glenda De Heuspiano, Ed Van Hemert-baritone, Mary Van Heuke-jom-cornet, Mary Steen hoek-clarinet, Steve Van der Waal-snare drum, Vince Klyn-snare drum, Ed Van Hermet-tuba, Don De Bruin-French horn, Diana Hindman-French horn, Sonja Shetterly-flute, Tom Whalley-trombone, Howard Rooda-tenor sax, Susan Kuyper-bassoon, Barbara Michmershuizen-treble high voice. Also noted were Judy Grandin and Carol Gosselink, treble high voice contestants. All directed by Miss Anne Tysseling and Mr. Stanley Schleuter.
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Pella High School
Brooklyn
Judy de Cook
Sonja Shetterly
Beth van Sittert
Marty Blecha
Guy Jones
Ed Vander Linden
Dave Snuttjer
Ned Hedrick
Lola Monster
Glenda de Heus
Ed van Hemert
Mary van Heuke
Mary Steenhoek
Steve Vander Waal
Vince Klyn
Ed van He
Foreign Missions illustrated film in Oskaloosa event
A Foreign Missions illustrated lecture and slide show will be held May 3 at 7 30 p m in the First Christian Reformed Church on North 11th Street Oskaloosa Dr Oren Holtrop of Parchment Michigan will present a tour in the Far East for the Christian Reformed Board of Missions focusing on the Mercy Mission in Korea and missions in Japan Formosa and Ceylon Young and old are invited to attend.
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First
Christian Reformed
Oskaloosa
North 11Th Street
Oren Holtrop
Parchment
Michigan
Far East
Christian Reformed Board of Missions
Korea
Japan
Formosa
Ceylon
Young
Yugoslav Philosopher Babic to Speak at Denal College
Prof Ivan Babic sociology philosopher from Zagreb University will lecture at Denal College Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Cox Snow Music Center recital hall. The talk titled A Comparison of Dewey and Marx is open to the public. Babic studies teaching methods in political philosophy in the United States and comes at the request of Dr William Paul chair of Religion and Philosophy.
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Ivan Babic
Yugoslavia
Zagreb University
Denal College
Babic
United States
Ford Foundation
Cox-Snow Music Center
Central
William Paul
Division of Religion and Philosophy
Central Netmen Fall To Drake In Tennis Meet
Drake's tennis team defeated Central 6-3 on Monday. Notable results include Jack Williamson of Drake over George Rippere 6-2 in the No. 1 singles, and several tight doubles matches. Team standings show Williamson-Safford and Patterson-Zoschker among winners for Drake.
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Drake
Central
Jack Williamson
George Rippere
Phil Safford
Duane Laman
Dave Zoschke
Byron Warren
Mitch Gold
Tom Patterson
Bob Sumner
John Kuitwaard
John Parsons
Chuck Sarich
Stoubles — Rippere-Laman
Williamson-Safford
Patterson-Zoschker
Warren-Sumner
Gold-Parsons
Kuitwaard-Sarich
Note to Chronicle correspondents postponed interviews Tulip Time
Due to Tulip Time activities, planned interviews of our correspondents will be postponed.
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Chronicle
Tulip Time
Festival feature stor ies setup after April 29 1965
Fragmentary note indicates scheduling a May call to set up times for feature stories after the April 29 1965 festival period. Names, places, or exact outlets are not provided. The text suggests coordination for future feature coverage.
Notorious FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives Subject Payne Charged in 1959 Houston Case
Donald Leroy Payne, an FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive and parolee with a history of violent sex offenses since 1937, is charged with raping an 18 year old dancer in Houston on July 10 1959. He allegedly used an alias and posed as a dance troupe manager. He is also charged with a vicious sex attack on a 12 year old boy. A federal warrant issued in Houston on September 2 1959 charges Payne with unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution for rape. Payne has prior convictions including jailbreak and rape of women and children. A white male born July 1 1918 in Haskell Oklahoma, he is about 5 feet 10 inches tall and 40 pounds, with a slender build, ruddy complexion, brown receding hair, and distinctive scars and markings including a scar on his right index finger and a birthmark on his right elbow along with a tattoo of two hearts a wreath and the word Christine on his right forearm. He has worked as a newspaper solicitor fry cook farm hand laundry worker machinist salesman and tailor. Authorities urge reporting any information on his whereabouts to nearest FBI office.
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Payne
FBI
Houston
Texas
Haskell
Oklahoma
Fry Cock
Christine
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