Death of Henry Elenbaas in Sully at 98
Henry Elenbaas died at his Sully home Thursday night at 10 30 pm at age 98. Funeral services were held Saturday at the First Reformed Church with Rev. John Geels in charge. Burial followed in Sully cemetery. Survived by a daughter Mrs Tony De Keck two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was born in Holland and lived near Sully since coming to the United States. Community sympathy extended to the family.
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Henry Elenbaas
First Reformed Church
John Geels
Christian Reformed Church
Sully
Elenbaas
Tony de Keck
Holland
United States
Freddie Schmidt
Texas
Glenn Wisgerhof
Newton
Wisgerhof
John Vande Krol
Catherine Kooistra
John Kooistra
Grinnell
Enitt
John Latcham
Wilburn van Wyk
Orville Vander Wilt
Jerence Renaud
Lillian
Georg
Gregory
Eddie
Kay
Kirk
Bruce Conover
Deep River
Charlotte Vander Milt
Carroll de Vries
Sandra Tuinstra
Lillian Renaud
Virginia Kooistra
Louise van Wyk
Russell K. Barnes
Des Moines
Lois van Wyk
Georgia Renaud
Karen
Karma Boardaay Renaud
Carlene Wisgerof
Judy Renaud
Carlene Wisgerhof
Sifter
Velma Kooistra
Marie Brand
Kryn Struik
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Bill Moes
Grinnell Hospital
Henry Goodyk
University Hospital
Iowa City
Local Denver-Des Moines area notes and museum highlights
Summit News reports visiting family gatherings across Ames Monroe Pella Knoxville and Newton including Vriezelaar Ver Woert and Wouda households. It notes radio program Unshackled on WGN and a Skiff Memorial Hospital heart ailment. summarizes Summit Strivers 4 Her club events and County Fair preparations. Also details Marion County Historical Museum exhibits arrowheads buffalo head and Nebraska Culture Village items. urges Centennial Days visitors to explore the museum.
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Ray Hagen
Miriam
Rodney
Pella
Baby Beyer
Middle West
WGN
Rice of
Monrde
H. W. Vriezelaar
Henry Hulleman
Skiff Memorial Hospital
Newton
Henry Ver Woert
Martha
Glen
Herbert Gilchrist
Knoxville
Arthur Wallace
Ernest
Judy
Edith
Jerry
Monroe
Grant McReynolds
Caroline
Runnells
Gerrit Klien
Raymond
Esther
Joyce
Harvey
Jennie Wouda
Nora van Essen
Robert van Essen
Otley
Terry
Beth Vriezelaar
John F. Baker
Estherville
J. H. Hall
Grand Junction
Col
Louise Satchel
Omaha
Nebr
Florence O’mell
Des Moines
John Campbell
Council Bluffs
Warren L. Randall
Denver
Colo
Jack Belknap
Leslie Ritchie
Melcher
John Clark
Dunreath
Fred
Carl Mohler
Philip Biik
Des Moines River
Red Rock
Robert Leeper
Arizona
Charles Ream
Nebraska
Hubert Isenberg
Pleasantville
Tenn
Sullivan County
Jordan Evans
Adam
Montezuma
John N. Jones
Marion County
Floyd Baker
Attic
Belknap
Historical Society
Leighton News Highlights Local Visits and ISU Degree Honor
Leighton reports visitors from Waterloo to Mr and Mrs Robert Widdel and from Pella to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Rempe. Oakdale Illinois guests visited Abe Rempe. The Van Heukelems held a family reunion at West Market Park in Pella. A large crowd attended the hymn sing at the Christian Reformed Church. Joe K Brummel earned a Bachelor of Science at Iowa State College Ames on July 20 and received the Cardinal Key merit award. He served as chairman of the Student Conduct Committee and finance chairman of the Midwest Dormitory.
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R. E. Bannister
Robert Widdel
Waterloo
Wilfred Rempe
Pella
Abe Rempe
Dick Tolsma
Oakdale
Ill
Wm. van Heukelem
van Heukelem
West Market Park
Christian Reformed Church
Joe K. Brummel
Joe Brummel
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa State
Man to Direct Agriculture Duty in Charles City Iowa
The report notes a man who serves as secretary of the county Young Men’s Association and treasurer of the Men’s Residence Association has departed Monday July 25 for Charles City Iowa to take on the role of director of agriculture. The piece ends with a quip about a bore keeping you from loneliness.
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Men’s Residence Association
Charles City
Iowa
Agriculture
New 200,000 Bushel Elevator Built at Churdan
Workmen completed the concrete forms for a 200000 bushel elevator at Churdan. Officials say it will be ready for use in late August. The remark about a miser who saves friends adds a moral aside.
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Churdan
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