Local Social Notes Look At Visits And Travel In Pella Area
Local residents attend conventions travel plans and family gatherings across Nevada California Florida and Iowa. Mr and Mrs Rudy Ulrich plan to attend the National Auto Dealers Convention in Las Vegas then visit California before returning to Pella. The Home for the Aged Auxiliary hosted a January birthday party with six honorees and a Pella Community High School girls sextet performing. Various families small parties and trips are noted including winter visits to Florida and a nursing home admission for Dora Sybenga. The Gosselinks and Popmas plan eastward travel and a train departure from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Ulrich
Las Vegas
Nevada
California
Pella
Home For the
Alicie Elscott
Cobi Jansen
Henry Verwers
Vande Lingen
Pella Community High School
Jan Emmert
Janice Gaass
Martha Roozeboom
Gloria Gosselink
Mary Steenhoek
Jane Heerema
Sonja Shetterly
Nick Vander Ploeg
Winter Haven
Florida
East Lake Howard Drive
Bert Roose
Lower
Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
Roanoke
Virginia
Charleston
South Carolina
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Key West
Bradenton
John W. Rietveld
Karen Venhuizen
Lincoln
Nebraska
Henry Klein
J. G. Popma
Bronxville
New York
Herman Veenstra
Popmas
East
Shut-ins and hospital admissions in Pella and area
With the Shut-ins June, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Zante, was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Monday. James Terlouw was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Monday. Mrs. Phillip Proudfit of Sully was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Monday. Mrs. John Nieuwsma was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Monday. Marion Weyers of Pella was admitted to Mahaska Hospital in Oskaloosa last Saturday for medical attention. G. R. Van Dyk was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Tuesday. Melvin Wickhart was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Tuesday. Connie Wyma of Otley was admitted to Pella Community Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Harvey Steenhoek was Mrs. Arnold Van Zee was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Norman Bebout of Knoxville was dismissed from Pella Community Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Earl van Zante
Pella Community Hospital
James Terlouw
Phillip Proudfit of
Sully
John Nieuwsma
Marion Weyers
Pella
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
G. R. van Dyk
Melvin Wickhart
Connie Wyma
Otley
Harvey Steenhoek
Arnold van Zee
Norman Bebout
Knoxville
Obituary lineages span Knoxville Oskaloosa and Elders
Two funeral notices list Jennie Smith of Knoxville died January 23 1965 with survivors John Smith Helen Johnson Ella Smith Lucille Van Dyne and Paul Donai Edward Donai. Also Gysbert Roozeboom 75 of Oskaloosa died January 18 1965 with wife Johanna and children from Iowa California Wisconsin and the Netherlands. Burial in Graceland Evergreen cemeteries with First Christian Reformed and Pella Garden Chapel handling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Knoxville
Jennie Smith
Pella
Graceland Cemetery
John Smith
Helen Johnson
Ella Smith
Lucille van Dyne
Denver
Colorado
Paul Donai
Edward Donai
Des Moines
Gysbert Roozeboom
6Th Ave. E
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Roozeboom
Mahaska Hospital
United States
Ede
Gelderland
Netherlands
Johanna Hol
Johanna
Ray
Evadena) de Bruin
Cedar
Anne H
Prairie City
John W
Leighton
Gilbert
Henry A
Gerrit
California
Leonard
Marinus
Phoenix
Arizona
John
Henry
Fella
Jennie Gordon
Pleasantville
Nolda Tieben
Anna) Bos
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Henry John
Bertha
First Christian Reformed Church of
William Dryshout
John D. Pikaart
Evergreen Cemetery
Pella Garden Chapel
Clarence P Van Emmerik Dies After Heart Attack
Graveside services were held Wednesday at Oakwood cemetery in Pella for Clarence Paul Van Emmerik 70 who died Sunday night in Newton from a heart attack. He was born September 15 1894 at Sully. Survivors include brothers and sisters Cunera of Pella Carl of Grinnell Ada Harter of Des Moines and Lambert of Salem SD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Pella
Clarence Paul van Emmerik
Newton
Sully
van Emmerik
Cunera
Carl
Grinnell
Ada Harter
Des Moines
Lambert
Salem
S.D
Gradus A Klein rites set for Saturday in Pella
Gradus A Klein life resident of Pella and Otley died Wednesday morning at his Otley home at 66. Survived by wife Anna and children Alice Van Essen Tracy Willard Otley Arvin Otley Virgil Otley Gladys De Ronde Otley Geraldine Angove Salinas CA Wayne Glidden IA, one brother Rienk Klein Pella. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Pella Garden Chapel Rev Frank Snuttier officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gradus A. Klein
Pella
Otley
Anna
Harold
Alice) van Essen
Tracy
Willard
Arvin
Virgil
John
Gladys) de Ronde
Gerald
Geraldine) Angove
Salinas
California
Wayne
Glidden
Iowa
Rienk Klein
Pella Garden
Frank Snuttier
Otley Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Rev Ward marks 10 years as First Baptist pastor
The First Baptist Church of Pella will honor Rev Everett G. Ward for ten years of ministry this coming Sunday. Ray J. De Haan will speak, noting the pastor’s 17 and a half years since immigrating from Canada and his earlier seven and a half years at Yonkers New York while pursuing studies at Union Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Pella
Everett G. Ward
Ray J. de Haan
Ward
United States
Canada
Yonkers
New York
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Growth of New Church Over Ten-Year Span
Over the past decade a new church was constructed and its congregation saw modest steady growth. The project reflects community development and growing religious participation.
Crash damages totaling 1100 on rural Galesburg road
Margaret De Ronde of rural Reasnor attempted to pass Wayne E. Van Wyk as he turned into John Hagen's driveway. Van Wyk’s car sustained 600 in damage, De Ronde’s 500, with minor injuries to Van Wyk and no charges filed. Deputy Harold Gates investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Galesburg
Sheriff's Office
Margaret de Ronde
Reasnor
Wayne E. van Wyk
van Wyk
John Hagen
de Ronde
Harold Gates
Boys Farm Plans for Mahaska County
A local group led by James F. Bray forms the Central States Boys' Farm Foundation to establish a boarding home for orphaned and needy boys in Oskaloosa. The nonprofit seeks farmland, supports agricultural and vocational training, and may buy lease or convey real estate while inviting gifts and bequests. The effort aims to fund and operate a boys' home irrespective of race creed or color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
James F. Bray
Central States Boys’ Farm Foundation
Vander Pols Take Over Steak House In South Pella
Max and Judy Vander Pol assume ownership of the Steak House in South Pella effective January 1 from Ada Pope. They plan a grand opening Saturday and have extended hours from 5 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to midnight on Sundays. Both natives of Pella and graduates of Pella Community High School, they live behind the REC in the former Phil Visser home with their child Treva. Max attended Northwest Missouri College at Maryville and worked for an electronics firm in Columbus Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Judy Vander Pol
South Pella
Ada Pope
Pella
Columbus
Neb
Lester Vander Pols
Judy
Henry van Ekerens
South Pellax
Chronicle News
Juvenile welfare group seeks Boys Town like facility
Need for area facility to care for wards and boys described in the article. Opposes sending them to Eldora Training School for Boys. Corporation officers named include president James F. Bray and secretary Frank J. Wilder. Board members listed as James P. Rielly Dale Malin Burrell W. Smith Ann Simpson John Monich and Raymond W. Randell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Training School
James F. Bray
Oskaloso
Ben Groenendyk, Jr
Frank J. Wilder
Grinnell
Credit Bureau
Knoxville
Ralph D. Hoar
Mahaska State Bank
Oskaloosa
James P. Rielly
Dale Malin
Burrell W. Smith
Ann Simpson
John Monich
Eddyville Farmer
Raymond W. Randell
Cedar Farmer
Camp Fire fund drive headed by Dr Overman in Pella
Dr Frank Overman will head the 1965 Camp Fire Fund Drive starting the first week of February in Pella. Fathers of Blue Birds and Camp Fire girls will canvass house to house to reach a $1127.54 goal to support local leaders and Camp Hantesa at Boone Iowa. 264 girls are enrolled with 89 adults serving as leaders and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overman
Pel- Ta
Hantesa
Boone
Iowa
Pella
Baby Shower for Jeffrey Jon Van Zee
A baby shower was held at the Holland House on Saturday morning January 9 at 9 am honoring Jeffrey Jon Van Zee two month old adopted son of Mr and Mrs Robert Van Zee of Des Moines. Hosts were Mrs Betty Lou Ver Meer and Mrs Dorothy De Vries with many attendees including Mrs Martin Van Zee and others. several guests unable to attend were listed from Des Moines Pella and Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland House
Jeffrey Jon van Zee
Robert van Zee
Des Moines
Betty Lou Ver Meer
Dorothy de Vries
Martin van Zee
Dick Leydens
John de Cook
Dirk Beintema
Louise Bruce
Mesdames Jean Nossaman
Jo van Ekeren
Joan Stephenson
Helen Smith
Gert Beintema
Maxine Allen
Shirley van Vark
Janice Menninga
Ida van Zee
Tuth de Cook
Erma McKinney
Shirley Boertje
Alice Kaldenberg
Pella
Dee Timmerman
Tracy
Recreation area brochure released by state conservation
The State Conservation Commission offers the 1965 edition of Iowa's State-owned Recreation Areas. The eight page brochure lists 88 sites and seven state forests with a simple map and key to help readers locate each area. The guide aids readers in selecting the right recreation area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Iowa's State-owned Recreation Areas brochure updated
The brochure lists facilities and attractions in each park area and notes that the campers section has been updated to reflect the year’s modernization efforts. Copies are available from the State Conservation Commission at East 7th and Court Des Moines Iowa 50308, by requesting the brochure by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
East 7Th and Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Knoxville man charged with desertion in child case
Wayne E. Henning, 27, of route 4, Knoxville, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Jim Mitchell with Knoxville Police Department help. He appeared before Justice Fred Godfrey on a child desertion charge and waived to the grand jury. Henning posted $1000 bond and was released the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Wayne E. Henning
Route 4
Jim Mitchell
Fred Godfrey
Henning
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Dora Sybenga
Heerema Nursing Home
Arnold Intveld
West 2Nd Street
Norman Langerak
Los Alamitos
Henry G. Gosselink
Marion de Zwarte
Pella High
Siebelt Hettinga
Bill Verros
Hawaii
D. R. Gosselink
Arthur Grundman
Inglewood
Mr. Gosselink
Admiral Color
Degausses Color
Don's Radio& TV
Gysbert Boozeboom
PHA
C. P. van Emmerick Services
E. G. Ward
Baptist Church
Boys Farm
Mahaska Co
Steak House
Max, Judy Vander Pol
Wyler
Modern Jewelers
Northwest Corner Square
Dr. Overman
Camp Fire Girl Fund
Heinz
Carol
Libby
Kraft
Lydia
Blackford CO
Oskaloosa Brummel Brothers — Leighton Cedar Elevator — Cedar
Fremont Elevator
Fremont
Gail Elevator
Chillicothe
HOL Feed & Produce
J. H. Wake Feed Mill
Mahaska Feed & Grain
Peoria Farm Milling
Peoria
Tracy Elevator
Douglas Pau
Govert
Kate) Vander Beck
Mark Dee McWilliams
Joe C. van den Heuvel
John G
Birdie) ‘Veenstra
Harriett) Smith
Artie) van Hulzen
William
Cornelia) Ozinga
Albert Ambrose Bill
John Mathes
Mra. J
A) van Gist
Corn) Koopman
William M. van Zee
der Sluis
M.J
Wilhelmina
Nbn F
Hverdena) van FD
Curtix Dale
Dale Randol
Henry Ter Louw
Glenn Johnston
Tauuritz W. Pedersen
Arie
Johanna) Schilder
Jus J. (Marie) van Moray
Denny Arkema
Andrew Elizabeth
Sebilt
Walter van Dorlana
Sra
Job J. Kempe
Henrietta) van Dyk
van Dyk-Duven Funeral Home
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