Death comes to William Breuklander
William Breuklander died after a long illness at 8 20 am Friday at his home six miles southwest of here on the Pella Knoxville road. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 30 am at Wormhoudt and Plette funeral home with Rev H C officiating. Interment was at Graceland cemetery. He was 48 and born in Pella. He married Emma Jones of Lower Grove about 17 years ago and they had four children Catherine Charlie Arthur Edith. He leaves his widow, his mother Catherine Breuklander, brothers and sisters including Breuklander of Pella Eda Kaloo sa Lewis of Lacey M Ryan of Galesburg Mrs Lawrence Emory and Mrs William Way Shields of Topeka Kansas Mrs Fred ner of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Breuklander
Here
Pella-Knoxville
Wormhoudt and Plette
Rev
H. C
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Breuklander
Pella
Emma Jones
Lower Grove
Catherine
Charlie
Arthur
Edeith
Catherine Breuklander
Lowing
Breuklander
Eda Kaloosa
Lewis
Lacey
M Ryan
Galesburg
Lawrence Emory
William Way- Shields
Topeka
Kansas
Fredner
Madison
Illnesses and Accidents Reported at Local Firms and Homes
A roll of local notices lists L M Van Zante sick with boils on his face, and Mrs. John Klein and Mrs. Gerrit Van Heukelem undergoing operations at Lutheran hospital Des Moines. Dexter Schakel suffered burns and a lost thumbnail after pulling hay, Case Ver Dught sustained a severe scalp wound at Grimes Can ning, Mrs. Vander Pol cut deep facial gashes, Dr H C Wormhoudt cut his hand yet resumed work, Charles Sipkema broke his right arm in a hose incident, and E M Cole remains seriously ill after several weeks.
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L. M. van Zante
John Klein
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Gerrit van Heukelem
Dexter
Jake Schakel
Grimes Canning Factory
Case Ver Dught
Charles Sipkema
E. M. Cole
Chronicle Leads With Local Fire Story Chronicle First With Fire Report
The Chronicle notes it was the first nearby paper to publish a complete Wednesday morning fire story. It promotes its status as Pella's leading newspaper for the latest detailed news.
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the Chronicle
Pilot Elias Kolenbrander Earns U S License at Des Moines
Elias Kolenbrander of Pella, a long time aviation student at the Oskaloosa area, passed the Department of Commerce pilot examination in Des Moines. He trained with Mid-West Aviation, built his own hangar, and now aims to become an air mail pilot, as he joins the growing ranks of American flyers.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Elias Kolenbrander
Oskaloosa
Department of Commerce
Des Moines
Pella
R. L. Stephens
Department of Commerce Aviation Inspector of
Iowa
Kolenbrander
Mid-West Aviation Corporation
Soo
Dwight Hansen
Harold Mailender
Rolenbrander
the Chronicle
Pinchot fuels GOP rift as Governors Conference stirs campaign
A Washington letter notes Ritchie of Maryland Roosevelt of New York and Pinchot of Pennsylvania spoke on hot topics at the Governors Conference. Pinchot's stance sharpens Republican opposition to Hoover's renomination, raising the possibility of a third party movement and unsettled prospects for both parties ahead of the 1930s campaign.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Hoover
White House
The Foreign Legion in Review by Major Knight
Major Edward F. Knight reviews a Moroccan-based unit of the Foreign Legion in The New York National Guardsman. He describes troops as clean-cut and well uniformed, notes a diverse multinational composition, and highlights the Legion’s nearly century-long service to France with strong officer leadership and esprit de corps. Knight recalls World War I American participation and the high regard among French officers and Legionnaires alike.
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The
Foreign Legion
Edward F. Knight
71St Infantry
New York National Guardsman
Knight
Legion
Morocco
France
Esprit de Corps
Local residents seen in many visits and travels
Ottumwa drug dealers meeting attended by John Heerema. Numerous local residents including Grundmans, Thomassens, Van Marens, Rhynsburgers and Vander Lindenes spent weekends with relatives in Des Moines, Oskaloosa, and Prairie City. Several family illness updates, travel to Chicago and Rochelle, and a note on Armour Boot's gradual improvement amidst community notices.
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John Heerema
Ottumwa
City Council Proceedings July 7 1931 Pe met in regular session
City of Pe council met July 7 1931 with Mayor Fultz presiding. Minutes read and approved. Pella Supply Co granted curb cut for driveway to gasoline pump. scale petition on north side of lot 4 block 11 west denied. Coal purchase for storage at light plant authorized. Water and Sewer reported all in order with one new water connection. Light dept reported new customer connections including two for light seven for electric ranges and one on rural lines. City Treasurer reported month funds balance 57558.42. Mayor reported quarterly receipts fines 26.15 licenses 59.25. reports approved. Bills presented and allowed per Finance Committee.
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City of
Fultz
Pella Supply Company
South
Pella
Finance Committee
City Clerk Adjourns Meeting After Funds Spent
A. C. Kuyper, city clerk, adjourned the session noting expenditures from the labor sanitation fund amounting to 111.65 for Parke Fund plants and seed 178.60 for mower parts and 5 for gasoline case.
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Parke Fund
Religious Services Snapshot From City Churches
Third Reformed Church lists 10:45 and 2:00 programs including The Name Above Every Name and The Increase of the Widow's Oil with Rev Edward Huibregtse of Byron Center Michigan. Second Reformed hosts sermons on pain and suffering and welcomes Rev Fred De Jong and Mrs De Jong from McKee Kentucky for a Thursday evening welcome meeting.
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Third Reformed Church
Holland
Edward Huibregste
Byron Center
Mich
Second Reformed Church
Henry C. Jacobs
Fred de Jong
Reformed Church
McKee
Kentucky
Pella
Betty de Vries
Nebr
Community thanks for support after loss of William Breuklander
The family expresses heartfelt appreciation to neighbors and friends for acts of sympathy during illness and after the death of husband and father William Breuklander. Grateful for assistance, use of automobiles, and floral tributes from Mrs. Wm Breuklander and children.
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William Breuklander
Wm, Breuklander
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. Ellerbroek
The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and deeds of kindness during the illness and death of Mrs. J. Ellerbroek. J. Ellerbroek and her children, the Van Haeftens, express gratitude for support while she was ill and after her death. Production of oranges and grapefruit is rising faster than world consumption in most citrus growing countries.
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J. Ellerbroek
the van Haeftens
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Marion
Vanne
Moore
Diamond
Bett
John. W
Vander Unden
E. Kolenbrander
U. S
Pella Boy
French Foreign Legion
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Spain
Republic
Senorita Victoria Kent
Senorita Kent
Lyceum Club of
Madrid
Senora Isabella de Palencia
Wisconsin
Forest Service
Western
Great Plains
U. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculure
Washington
Henry Grundman
Mrs. S
Minneapolis
Ed, Kornegor
Stanbury
de Haas
Elizabeth Thomassen
Daughie
Ed. Thomassen
Tracy
Don Hartog
Alma Grundman
Thompson's
Beauty School of Desines
Arnold's Park
Lake the
Us Aalbers
Sam
Otley
H. W. van Maren
Newt van Maren
B. van Maanen
H.R. Rhynsburger
D. R. Rhynsburger Home
Murray Steinkamp
Raritan
Linois
John Steinkamp
Frances Hagens
Raymond
John Hackett
Elizabeth Dieleman
Katherine Braathart
Prairie City
Katherine
P. D. Wagaman
John Vander Linden
Mildred
Viola Kaldenburg
A. D. van Skike
Barney” Elscott
Rochelle
Tommy Butts
Pea Fields
Lela Bennett
Virginia Hoogenakker
Viola Kaldenberg
Loui
A. M. Marsh
le Mars
John Veenstra
Leighton
Fred Wotan
Fremont
Vander Bosch
Grand Rapids
Michigan
James Huyser
Raymond Overbergen
Charlotte Sedrel
Bussey
E. Dykstra
Elmer Meredith
Rolscreen
West Liberty
H. Lubbers
Klassina and
Katherine Lubbers
Case and
Cole
A. N. de Reus
Bernice
Bert Vander Keift
Hull
Joe Vander Keift
G. B. Ver Steeg
George Jorgenson
Chicago
Art Kaldenberg
Connie van Hemert
Gerald
Kilduff
Fred Rozendaal
Sully
C. M. van Hemert
J. Klein
Monroe
Wm. van Rheenen
Bill Hart
Billy Jim
Peter Swank
Tom Swank
Armour Boot
City Council
Labor
A. C, Kuyper
Baptist Church
Nordlund
First Reformed Church
Edward Hubregtse
Lew Hartley
Martin Paardekooper
J. van Dusseldorp
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