Obituary for Mrs. Cora Smorenburyg in Des Moines
Mrs. Cora Smorenburyg died at her daughter’s home in Des Moines after illness. She lived in Pella until 1944, aged 85 years 11 months 1 day, would have turned 86 Jan 1919. Born Kedderkerk Holland, came to the United States at a young age. Survived by four daughters in Chicago Des Moines Los Angeles and West Des Moines, plus a daughter Ver remark predeceased, three brothers, and one brother in Cedar Rapids. She belonged to Third Reformed Church in Pella. Funeral services were at McLaren Funeral Home in Wet Des Moines December 18 at 2:00 pm, Oakwood Cemetery, Pella.
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Cora Smorenburyg
T. A. Oroit
Des Moines
Pella
Groendyck
Kedderkerk
Holland
T Eam
United States
Groendyek
BL. Berg
Chicago
John Ewing
Mire
W. L. Appleford
Los Angeles
Thomas Croft
West de Moines
John Scheffers
den Hoedt
Monroe
Peter den Hoedt
Fergus Falls
Minn
Garrett den Hoedt
Clarinda
Towa
Hen M
Ben Hoedtt
Cedar
Third Reformed Church
Pel
McLaren Funeral Home
Oakwond
Mrs Beyer Ves dies after long illness in Pella Iowa
Gertie Beyer Ves Dane Keer and Gyleita Bes Havnt Ana Stanators af Bethe April the ninth Lo She des parted this Tite Merey he Pital Oobaboest Pes Dees 1 Vis at te are ad ies ant goers end mantis amd fone das in miat seh the fourth Ini Tae 1 were berg twee children Willian BL Voo at wand Mrs Lede Va of Tamtor. She was survived by her two children, one grandchild, and four siblings. She accepted Christ as her personal Savior early.
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Gertie Beyer
Dane Keer
Gyleita
Ana Stanators
Tae
Berg
Willian
Lede Va
Tamtor
Tisea
Shue
Lou Vie
Arie Heyer
Pella
Bad Reyer
Newton
Avie de Vries
Harry de Jom
Christ
Funeral obituary for Gertie Vos in Sully Iowa church
A life remembered at First Reformed Church Sully with funeral services conducted by Reverend Mi Che Stoppers. Burial followed at Sully Cemetery. Family notes thanks for support and floral tokens after Gertie Vos’s passing. Members include Mr and Mrs William Vos, Mary Lou, Mr and Mrs Leslie Van de Krol, and siblings.
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Gertie Vos
William Vos
Mary Lou
Leslie Vande Krol
Isotopes Support Deep Fertilizer Placement For Corn
The article discusses placing fertilizer 2 inches deep or at seed level as the best method. Pierre notes corn can use deeper placed fertilizer later in the growing season, highlighting the importance of early season nutrient uptake and the role of radioactive isotopes as a tool in studying fertilizer use.
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Pierre
Reformed Church Camps Draw Thousands Across World
Up to three thousand young people attended Reformed Church in America summer camps this season. Camps extended coast to coast with twenty five in the United States and several in China and three in India. Plans for twenty seven American camps next summer are led by Rev Calvin G Meary and Miss Marion Van Horne as Youth Work directors.
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The
Reformed Church In
America
San Bernardino Mountains
California
United States
China
India
Calvin G. Meary
Marion van Horne
Home for the Aged News and Social Visits
A list of visitors and acquaintances at the Home for the Aged includes Mrs John Lang, Mr Lang, Mr Henry He l p Den artes, Mr John Den Harter, Mrs Arie Klein, Mr Ws C Den Hart, Mrs Pete Dee Boer Tram, Mr Martin Vos and son from Peoria, Mr De Vries, Mrs Andrew Versendaat and daughter Joan, Mrs Clarence Van Sant, Grinnell residents, and others calling on residents such as Mes doe Vanden Beng and Alveretta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lang
Mie Ui Staat
Leendert
Henry Help den Artes
Ard
John den Harter
Arie Klein
Ws. C. den Harts
Versendaat
Joan of Sully
Clarence van Sant
Grinnell
Dirk Gruen
Mes Doe Vanden Beng
Dasephine
Alveretta
GriMioe Woden
Social visit to Mr and Mrs W Den Hartog
Rick and Mr and Mrs Neal Jabaai and Mr and Mrs W Den Harte called on Mr and Mrs W Den Hartog in a brief social call noted in Family Notices.
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Rick
Neal Jabaai
W. den Harte
Mrs
W. den Hartog
Gift of Real Tools Suitable for Children
A fragment describes real tool gifts for kids, noting Alma Jones and Iowa State cooperation. It mentions child development, specialized tool sets for youngsters, and early interest in making items, with references to a hardware store and training aids like blades and pliers.
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Toy Land
Mies
Alma Jones
Iowa State
Coro
Tounee
Research on fertilize use by Dr. Stanford at Town State College
Available information indicates better fertilize use, with radioactive material studies to supplement yield data. Dr. George Stanford, USDA agronomy lab at Town State College, led the research in cooperation with Dr. Ly and colleagues.
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Town
George Stanford
USDA
Town State College
Rue
Nekion
College Agronomist
Johnny learns tool use with supervision and growing skill
A child named Johnny gains confidence with a starter tool set and supervised practice. As interest grows, a complete kit may develop over years, with a shadow board on the wall to keep tools organized and teach care and safety.
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Cora Smorenburg Groendyck
Best
Yuletide
Rtif. Beyer Vos
First Reformed Church of
Sully
Vivier Weindl
Anil Sith
Kell
Phau
Chireh
Teta
Mi Che
de Ruiter
Lane Mandai
Edward Drier
Tome Vander Beek
Fred Jedams
Ray Buitenwerf
Lurial
Pella Co-operative Funeral Home
Wm. de Bruyn
Brom
Hristmas
Rerere
Star Oil Company
Mrs. Jones
Johnny
Ulrich Motor Co
Marion County State Bank
Pella, Iowa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
K. H. Bean
W. L. Bean
R. J. Ver Meer
Louis F. Bousquet
Teller
Vernon W. Roorda
Freda Vander Streek
Jean Laurens
Darlene Halverson
Ethel Louisma
Clarence van Vark