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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1946

Page

2

Ulrich Motor delivers 1946 Ford cars and trucks

Ulrich Motor Company delivered several 1946 Ford vehicles including Gilbert Van Dusseldorp with a Super DeLuxe Tudor Harold Hagen another Super De Luxe Tudor Nick E Van Gorp a Deluxe Tudor Vernon A Van Ee a Deluxe Tudor Ed Malverson a ton pickup John Vanden Noord a ton pickup Wm De Heer 114 ton truck Wm J Vande Voort 1% ton truck and Farmers Co op Exchange 1% ton truck Mr and Mrs Frank Stubenrauch of Knoxville visited relatives locally.

Ulrich Motor Company Ford Gilbert van Dusseldorp Harold Hagen Nick E. van Gorp Vernon A. van Ee Ed Malverson John Vanden Noord Wm. de Heer Wm. J. Vande Voort Farmers Co-op Exchange

Pella and Nearby Farms Shift Homes and Community News

William Vander Linden and family move from Route 2 Pella to a farm five miles NW of Oskaloosa. Jacob Vander Molen relocates from Route 2 New Sharon to Peoria Iowa and buys C Boerelyn trucking business. Boerelyn family moves to Ridpath farm near Peoria. Local residents attend Floy Woodyard and Mann Devil Gray wedding at Des Moines University Church. Scheduled hospital discharges and returns include Mrs Ed Cook, Maggie Nollen, John Vander Werf, Lt. Verle Ver Dught, and Henry Monster. Community notes cover military service, housing changes, births, and church obituaries.

William Vander Linden Pella Oskaloosa Jacob Vander Molen van Gorp New Sharon Peoria Lowa C. Boerelyn Boerelyn Ridpath Floy Woodyard Mann Devil Gray University Church of I Des Moines H. Toom Marion Tom Connie van Rockel Thelma Carl Tooms Ed Cook Mahaska Hospital Clarence Ft. Benning Camp Roberts California Central College Michigan Bell Telephone Co HL. van Dellen Lawrence J. Green University Street Navy Great Lakes Illinois Henry Monster Jack Sprat George Gezeldv H. van Nimwegen W. Washington Street Connie Smorenburg van Nimwegen Verle Ver Dught Minneapolis Minnesota Anne Tysseling Ernest Schippers Gerald Rydam Belleview Nebraska Knoxville Ernie A. A. Schippers Arnold Schippers Army Robert Hoeksema Hoeksema Vander Linden Patricia Phoenix Arizona Minais Albert Ustermarkt Voxelaar Hardware Max Nihart Hotel Pella Betty Steen Edwin Keller New York Steen Iowa Milo Couchman Couchman T/A Klaas Intveld Pacific Okinawa Klaas J. J. Lubbers Donnie Holland, Mich George Gaass

Death of Mrs Van Genderen Rears Iowa Roots and Family

Mrs Van Genderen 73 died Saturday February 16 1946 at Memorial Hospital New after brief illness. A daughter of t on Town Gendert De Hoo Grietje Van Viet she was born September 22 1872 near Pella Iowa. She lived in Sully 15 years and married William Van Genderen May 15 1889 in Pella. fifteen children were born. He died August 20 1942. a daughter Maggie died at one and twins died in fancy. Surviving children include Gerrit W of Taintor Mrs Paul Vander Kamp Sully Mrs Will Leydens Montezuma Mrs Hen rietta Poynor Nashville Tenn Mrs Peter Kleinpaste Hollendale Minn Mrs Lena Versteeg Allston Mass Leonard Sully John Monroe and Mrs Lyle

Ed Boland Cathryn Near Albin Gertie van Roekel John Vande Voort Henry Vande Voort Joe Monich Oskaloosa David Nimmo Tommy Monroe Melvin Proudfit Coyla Watkins Maureen Bergland Des Moines Mercy M. M. Dockend Doris North Main St M. M Navy New York City Dockendorffs A. M. Blom Morey Hospital Vink Bosma Reformed Church Henry van Wyngarden Leonard Booghs Paul Meppetink Parland Ta Gerrit Loverink George Shields Topeka Kansas Eyward Breuklander van Houweling Mrna van Genderen Memorial Hospital New Ton Gerrit W Taintor Paul Vander Kamp Sully Will Leydens Montezuma Henrietta Poynor Nashville

Death notice for Gerrit L Dykstra with family and service details

Gerrit L Dykstra born January 18 1808 Otley son of Levi and Elizabeth Dykstra married December 6 1923 to Jennie Van Engelenhoven. Three children Norman Lucile Lawrence and Larentha. Dykstra died February 11 1946 Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa after illness. Funeral February 12 Otley Reformed Church Rev L Muller burial Oakwood Cemetery Pella. Card of thanks from family.

Gerrit L. Dykstra Levi Dykstra Elizabeth Kuypers Dykstra Otley Jennie van Engelenhoven Norman Lucile Lawrence G Larentha Faye M Stra Lord Jesus Christ Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Gertrude Ralph Abe Dykstra

Mrs. John Vande Voort obituary note

Nellie Van Steenbergen born August 24 1871 near Pella Iowa died February 13 1946 at the home of her children Clarence and Margaret Vander Linden aged 74 years 6 months 19 days Married March 9 1893 to John Vande Voort who died March 17 1945 Survived by daughter Margaret two sons Will J and Warner H five grandchildren three sisters Mrs Klein Mrs Bogaards and Mrs Van Peursem of Orange City and one brother

Nellie van Steenbergen William van Steenbergen Gerritje van Pearsem Pella Iowa Clarance Vander Linden John Vande Voort Margaret Clarence Vander Linden Will J Warner H M. '. Klein Ed. Bogaards John van Peursem Orange City

Faithful member led to death in In dependence church

William Van Steenbergen of Independence Kansas confided her faith on April 5 1897 joining the First Christian Reformed Church where she served as a faithful member. She also sat on the board of the local Home for the Aged. Funeral services were held Friday February 15 1946 at 5 pm at the First Christian Reformed Church with Rev Wroon officiating. Interment was in Oakood cemetery.

William van Steenbergen Independence Kansas First Christian Reformed Church Home For the Aged First Christian Reformed Church 8. Wroon Oakood Cemetery

Thanks to friends for Mrs. John Vane Voor aid and sympathy

We thank the many friends and neighbors who aided our den mother Mrs. John Vane Voor during illness and shared sympathy, condolences, and floral offerings after her death. Century plants usually bloom for fifteen to twenty years then die.

Anna van Genderen Gerrit L. Dykstra John Vane Voor Abin Fiteen Twente

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