Obituary for Hattie Plate and relatives from Leighton area
Mrs Hattie Plate born April 17 1878 in the Netherlands daughter of Lyman Meinders and Evertje Van Holland died November 20 1967 at the home of her daughter Nellie Van Engelhoven in Pell. Funeral services conducted by Rev William Vande Kieft were held November 28 at Walters Funeral Home and the Christian Reformed Church in Prairie City with a male quartet providing music. She leaves two sons Jim and John Prairie City two daughters Nellie Pella and Eppie at home 18 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and several siblings and relatives. Burial was at Black Oak cemetery near Pella.
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Hattie Meinders Plate
Lyman Meinders
Evertje van Holland
Netherlands
John Plate
Leighton
Prairie City
Nellie
Arle van Engelhoven
Pam
Jim
John
Pella
Effie
Nick Meinders
Mia
Johanna Bruxvoort
Orange City
Jennie Vander Pol
Sheldon
Cora
Frank Tromp
Plate
Christian Reformed Church
William Vande Kieft
Hattie Plate
Anne van Engelhoven
Pell
Walters Funeral Home
Martin van Zee
Kenneth Winegar
Willard Steenhoek
Raymond Steenhoek
Dick Van Ommen obituary highlights Iowa life migrant farmer
Dick Van Ommen born in The Netherlands on February 28 1883 died November 21 1967 at his home near Oskaloosa Iowa aged 74 years 8 months 24 days He came to America at age one and settled near Pella later living in Leighton and Oskaloosa He married Jennie De Bruin on February 26 1908 and they farmed near Pella then Leighton and Oskaloosa Four daughters were born Dorothy Mrs Clayton Ustermarkt Wilma Mrs Henry Van Roekel and Bernice Mrs
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Dick van Ommen
Netherlands
Osksloosa
Iowa
Barend ‘van’ Ommen
Dirkie Fransen
America
Pella
Jennie de Bruin
Leighton
Oskaloosa
Dorothy
Clayton
William H Graves dies after lingering illness
William H Graves 80 died after a stroke at an East Moline hospital. He is survived by wife Verena, predeceased him. twin sons Glenn and Clyde. daughter Mrs William Frandt. two brothers and two sisters. seven grandchildren. Services held in Norfolk Nebraska with interment at Memorial Park.
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William H. Graves
East Moline
Verena
Pella
Graves
Glenn Graves
Nashville, Tenn
Clyde Graves
Belleville
Kan
William Frandt
Norfolk
Neb
Memorial Park
Infant Jerry Dean Van Wyk dies in Des Moines
Jerry Dean Van Wyk infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Van Wyk Sully died of a kidney ailment at Blank Memorial hospital Des Moines He was born Oct 17 at Mahaska hospital Oska loosa Surviving are two brothers Marvin and Allen two sisters Connie and Linda and three grandparents Mr and Mrs John Van Wyk and Mrs Jennie Haarsetall of Sully A prayer service was held at 12 30 p m Wednesday December 4 followed by funeral at 1 00 at the Christian Reformed church Sully Rev J Wesseling officiating Burial in Sully cemetery Garden Chapel funeral home of Pella in charge
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Jerry Dean van Wyk
Raymond van Wyk
Sully
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Marvin
Allen
Connie
Linda
John van Wyk
Jennie Haarset
Christian Reformed Church of
J. Wesseling
Garden Chapel Funeral Home
Pella
Mrs Delle Allen News Sent to Mrs Ed Van Garp
A note indicating a message was sent to Mrs Ed Van Garp. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but imply correspondence involving Mrs Delle Allen and the Van Garp family. The snippet suggests a personal or social notice from a period newspaper.
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Ney
van Garp
Death of Mrs. W L Allen in National City California
Mrs Del le Allen 86 of 006 G Ave National City California died Wednesday Nov 13 in a rest home. Native of Leighton Iowa widow of Dr W L Allen physician former Pella mayor. Survived by brothers Guy and Daniel Wray of Grossmont Frank Wray Davis and sister Mrs Anice Rauch National City. Burial Monday Nov 18 Berge Roberts Mortuary Glen Abbey Memorial Park.
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Pella
W. L. Allen
Will Allen
Allens
California
National City
Calif
Delle Allen
G Ave
Leighton
Iowa
Bernie Van Ee Named Marion Co Champion Pork Producer
Bernie Van Ee of Otley was named Champion Pork Producer of Marion County by Farmers Hybrid Hogs of Hampton Iowa sponsors of the National Champion Pork Producers Contest. His county record includes 142 pigs from 17 sows averaging 8.35 pigs per litter and daily gain of 1.16 pounds. An engraved plaque was given at the Champion's Recognition Dinner on the Iowa State Campus in Ames. Three more Area Champions were named from eleven areas across six midwestern states and will visit Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition. The contest shares farming methods to help other hog raisers.
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Bernie van Ee
Otley
Marion County
Hampton
Towa
van Ee
Iowa State
Ames
Chicago
Spring Company
Francis van
Jasper County
van Zante
Deer Hunting Season Opens Saturday in Iowa
Iowa's 1967 deer season for shotgun hunters runs from Saturday December 7 to Sunday statewide. Only residents with special shotgun licenses may hunt daily 8 am to 4 pm, with a bag limit of one deer per hunter. Farmers may hunt on their land without a license but must tag deer before highway transport.
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Iowa
News From The Home for the Aged
Mrs Alida Elscott spent days visiting relatives in Sully Killduff and Alicia Elscott in San Francisco. Mrs Ray Gifford of Newton and Mrs Ted Duncan of Monroe attended. Jake Van Gorp returned from hospital and is holding his own. Mrs John Vander Linden welcomed as resident on Dec 2. Gerrit Gosselink doing well in North Holland Mich. Coverage of politics via radio and TV makes newspapers more interesting.
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Alida Elscott
Sully and
Killduff
Ray Gifford
Newton
Ted Duncan
Monroe
John Elscott
Bob Hender
San Francisco
Cal
Oath Alicia Elscott
T. Plette
Everett van Engelenhoven
Orange City
Iowa
Jake W. van Gorp
Milk Production To Break Records For the Fifth Year
U S milk production is expected to total a record 127 billion pounds in 1957, a fifth straight year atop the all time high, says Tom Rackham Town State Farm economist. Favorable feed prices and rising fluid milk prices support higher output and a shift toward beef may occur with price trends but dairy prices remain steadier. Government price supports and CCC purchases influence dairy profitability and 1958 prospects depend on policy.
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U.S
Tom Rackham
Town State Farm
Rackham
U. S
CCC
Cinnamon Loaf Bread Makes Tea Time Treats
A December 5 1957 Pella Iowa Chronicle recipe for Cinnamon Loaf bread with rich yeast dough, butter, sugar and cinnamon filling. Includes steps for scalding milk, mixing, rising, shaping into two loaves, baking at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes and a plain icing to top the loaves.
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Antoinette
Adults Learn From Childs Perspective Voice of a First Grader
A columnist recalls conversation with his first grade son about school and the boy’s view that school should be fun and learning. The writer notes how adults see routines as drab while children expect miracles and surprises, and he longs to recapture his childlike curiosity.
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Ren
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Osa
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Ben Vogelaar
Jesus Christ
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Marion Co
Lowa
Pella, Lowa
Robert B. Simpson
Kansas State College
National Christian Rural Overseas Program
Manhattan
Kansas
State College
Church World Service
Shawn
Simpson
Leonard Fuller
State Conservation Commission
Game Division
Quinn Brothers
East Cherokee
Lansing
I State Conservation Commission
Marengo
Osceola
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Council Bluffs
Maquoketa
Ruthven
Boone
Guthrie Center
Decorah
Forest City
Theii
Arnold 0. Haugen
Iowa Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Iowa State College
Erative Wildlife Research Unit
Towa State College
Haugen
Conservation Commission
Mee Select
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Pella Chamber of Commerce
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