Card of Thanks for sympathy and prayers
May we take this method of thanking our neighbors and friends for their expressions of sympathy in our bereavement. The flowers, cards, comforting words and prayers helped us bear our sorrow. Special thanks to Rev George C Muyskens for his services and to Rev John De Kruyter for visits and prayers. Judy Van Zee and families express deep appreciation for cards, letters, visits and gifts during hospitalization and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Muyskens
Raymond Brouwer
Ruth
John Poortinga
Julia
Richard Sukkel
Marlys
John de Kruyter
Judy van Zee
Locals note travel visits and family visits across states
Billy Schakel and Connie Hoksbergen visited St. Louis for a few ball games. Mrs J C Toom and three children of San Diego are staying with Art Huyser at 807 Lincoln St Pella. sister-in-law Mrs H Parkins family Nancy visiting Charles Toom in Knoxville. Frank Van Haaften and family hosted relatives in Pella Leighton area then returned to Bradenton Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Schakel
Connie Hoksbergen
St. Louis
J. C. Toom
San Diego
Calif
Art Huyser
Lincoln St
Pella
H. Parkinson
Nancy
Charles Toom
R. 3
Knoxville
Iowa
Frank van Haaften
Bradenton
Florida
Alvin van Haaften
Pella and
Leighton
Shut-ins and admissions in several towns
Shuts include Mrs. Francis Van Zante of Reasner admitted Wednesday July 4. Mrs. Gerrit Vander Wal and Miss Janice Van Willigan of Pella admitted Wednesday. John Wanders of Phoenix admitted Thursday July 5. William Van Steenis of Pella admitted Thursday July 5. Mrs. Dale Bogaards of Pella dismissed Thursday July 5. Miss Gertrude Dykstra of Pella dismissed Thursday July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis van Zante
Reasner
Gerrit Vander Wal
Pella
Janice van Willigan
John Wanders
Phoenix
Arizona
William van Steenis
Dale Bogaards
Gertrude Dykstra
Pella Residents Intleled Docket and Hospital Cases
Dennis Schuring and David Koopman of Pella were dismissed Friday, July 6, along with Francis Huyser from Pella. Fred Westercamp admitted July 6, and Arizona dismissed July 6. Mrs. John Van Hal of Pella entered Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines June 27, underwent surgery July 2 and remains under observation. Mrs. Carroll Pope recently taken to the same hospital. her condition listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Schuring
Arthur Schuring
Pella
David Koopman
Francis Huyser
Fred Westercamp
John Wanders
Phoenix
Arizona
John van Hal
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Carroll Pope
Births Report From Iowa Families In July
Mr and Mrs Gerrit Van Hal of Pella welcomed a nine pound son Erwin Dean born July 2 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. Grandparents Jacob Van Hal Ernest Van Der Kamp Sully. Bernard Spoelstra Otley and Mahaska Hospital similar birth details follow for Stacey Leigh Grootveld Corning California and Leah Renee Nibbelink Edgerton Minnesota plus Lana Kay Van Weelden born July 9 Grandparents Lane Meulpolder Pella and John W Van Weelden New Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit van Hal
Pella
Erwin Dean
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Jacob van Hal
Ernest, van der Kamp
Sully
Bernard Spoelstra
Otley
Kenneth Grootveld
Corning
California
Stacey Leigh
Kenneth
Cornie Grootveld
William Nibbelink
Edgerton
Minn
Leah Renee
Pella Community Hospital
Henry Nibbelink
John D. de Young
New Sharon
Nibbelink
Lana Kay
John Henry van Weelden
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lane Meulpolder
Pel-la
John W. van Weelden
Floyd Blom Throws Perfect Game for Sully Nine
Sully pitcher Floyd Blom struck out 13 and yielded no hits or walks in a 6-0 victory over Killduff. He also hit a bases loaded triple in the third and scored on a Duane Brand bunt as Sully preserved its undefeated season record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Floyd Blom
Killduff
Blom
Duane Brand
Sully holds 13-0 season with Floyd Blom no-walk win
On July 10 1962 Sully beat Percy 2-0 behind Floyd Blom who fanned 13 and walked none. Roger Schultz hit a sixth inning homer for Sully and Rich Fopma scored final run. Sully improved to 13-0. In other games De Haan no-hit Leighton 9-0 with 15 strikeouts and one walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Blom
Sully
Percy
Blom
Roger Schultz
Rich Fopma
Rolscreen
Leighton
Guy de Haan
de Haan
Johnny Muilenberg
Rotary
van Gorpens
Bakker & Rus
Pella Co-op Electric
Otley
Rockets
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Pella
Indianola
Breen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle
Public Safety
County Court House
Renaud
John, Roe Leighton
Wisconsin
Guernsseys
Arie Brouwer
James Ikkel
The
Ium
Alhog
Gosselink Builders
Ford
Byron Beukema
Newton
van Zee Pump and Plumbing
la Cona
John Dittmer & Sons
Re ’S Farm Service
Zee
Ford Tractor
Murray Kamerick
Robert Mitchell
Vermeer Hay Conditioner
Hoeksema’s, Inc
John Deere Dealer
Minnesota
Cosmopolitan Maxwear
Dea Beaway
Fairbanks-Morse
Dempster
Stover
Mayco
Daisy Chicken
Redwood
National Tube
Youngstown
Yardley
Orangeburg
van Zee
Franklin Street
Ideline
Hoeksema
John Deere
Farmall M Oliver
M&m
J.D. Mower
Wetmore
Viking
Jacobsen
ISMIX
Triumph
Mary Jellema
Chronicle Office
Leydens
Pontiac
Dodge
Renault
Bel Air
Nice
S&h
Ulrich Motor Co
Sam Poortinga
Franklin
Meulpolder
Ofte
Pane
Federal Land Bank
Clark Taylor
N. Market
Kaloosa
Northland Lanes
de Jong
van Dyk Real Estate
Monroe Addition
M. M. Dockendorfft
Chris
New
Dught Agency
Franklin MA
de Jong Lumber & Const
van Dyk
College
S.E
Bottom
John M. van Dyk
van Berkum Appliance
Verought Real Estate
Call MA
Bond
Inquire Hotel
U. S
Dean
Vander Zyler Estate
Reed
Motor Club
Pella Chronicle
Optumwa
Pella Mfg. Corp
East 3Rd
Marion van Gorp
Betty van Ekeren
Vietor
Delmar van Wy
Electrolux
van Gorp Hatchery
Towa
Gilbert Roozeboom
Cor van Egmiond
Sam Glendening
Jack Mottet
Kroes Barber Shop
Vis Barber Shop
Schiebout
Firestone
Klyn Tire
Wittenburg
West Market Park
Wormhoudt & Kempkes, Inc
Priness m .Ct
Chanter
Code of
Main Street
Marion County
Tunis Kempkes
Washington Street
Jeanette Kempkes
John P. Ver Meer
Tunis
van Hal
Spoelstra
Grootveld
van Weelden
Winterset
Pella High
Sybenga Studio
Ly Studio
Newton Sale
Nated
Angus
Colfax Sale Co
Earl and
Bill Shields
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