Our Men in Military Service PVT Willis Van Haaften to Austria
Willis A. Van Haaften entered service October 15 1951. After basic training at Fort Tainter he studied carpentering then enjoyed a 21 day furlough with wife Jane and daughter Jane Ann. He later reported to Camp Kilmer New Jersey and is deployed to Austria. His address listed as Pvt Willis A Van Haaften U S 55163023 1036 Prov Co Ist Plat APO 168 New York NY.
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Willis A. van Haaften
Korean tour veteran Chadwick Ver Ploeg returns after rest
Cpl Chadwick L Ver Ploeg entered service April 13 1951 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and Fort Bliss Texas. He sailed from Seattle September 21 1951 to Korea arriving October 9. Serving as a cook with the Anti Artillery unit he has spent time behind the front lines. After a rest in Japan in early April he returned to Korea. He is married to Mrs Irene Ver Ploeg.
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Cpl
Chadwick L. Ver
Dr Henry Poppen Named President of Rev Church Synod
Dr Henry Poppen, veteran missionary and leader within the Reformed Church in America, was elected president of the synod by 250 delegates at Rock Fill Party. The meeting praised Poppen for decades of service, while officers announced gains in church membership and school enrollment. The assembly urged Congress to repeal McCarran act provisions for concentration camps and pressed on church-state broadcasting and moral policy.
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Henry Poppen
Rev. Church Synod
Rock Fill
Henry Pop
Reformed Church In
Br. Poppen
Poppens
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Frederick Zimmerman
Old First Church
Albany
New York
David van Strien
Woodcliff
New Jersey
U. S. Congress
McCarran
Justice Department
State Department
Columbia
Spain
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
D. C
Truman
Frank Laubach
New Rayon Suits Offer Affordable Office Style
Iowa State College expert Opal Roberson notes improved rayon suits suit working women and homemakers seeking cost efficiency. Modern finishes give better tailoring and durability, with crease resistance and easy care. White or off-white suit options fit weddings and formal events, while dark rayons, pastels, and patterned fabrics expand versatile wear. Rev. Prof. M Stephen James unveils a church liturgy revision, with synod approval for two years of study and later ratification by 44 classes.
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Iowa State College
Socialist Opal Roberson
Miss Roberson
M. Stephen James
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Hatchery Game Bird Production In Full Swing
At the state game farm near Boone, 3500 pheasant and 1500 quail chicks hatch weekly. Over the coming weeks 9000 pheasants and 9500 quail will be handed to 42 sportsmen groups. Pheasants finish hatching by June 21 and quail by July 18.
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Boone
Ketels Family Mourns Loss of Harry Lucile and Daughter
Obituary for Harry Ketels born 1919 Blairstown Iowa, died June 6 1952 in Oskaloosa at 32? age 82 9 12. Lucile Cox Ketels born 1920 Union Township died same day age 92 9. Daughter Janice Jane born 1949 died at 3 3 17. Funeral held June 1952 Pella Baptist Church. Survivors include Carole Jean Norman and others from Montezuma and Des Moines.
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Harry
John H
Hulda Paitz Ketels
Blairstown
Benton County
Iowa
Ife
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Lucile Velma
Harvey H
Elsie Steele Cox
Union Township
Poweshiek County
Janice Jane
Mercy Hospital
Barnes City
Pella
Ulrich Ford Motor Company
Lucile
Montezuma
Unionville
Missouri
Carole Jean
Norman Harry
Norman
Lucile Ketels
John Ketels
Harvey H. Cox
Walter
Fred
Ellen Stites
Des Moines
Towa
Minnie Richards
Marshalltown
Hilda Wood
Alabama
Mary
Nina Groves
New Sharon
Ida Reynolds
Lena Butcher
Newton
Bertha Sharpe
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Alice Moren
Freeport
Illinois
Francis “Watson
Ottumwa, Lena
Lord Jesus Christ
Gureh
Baptist Church
C. F. Perron
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Cornelia Van Vliet Dies In Des Moines Hospital
Cornelia Johanna Van Vliet nee Eysink was born November 18 1875 in Pella Iowa and died June 2 1952 at Iowa Lutheran Hospital Des Moines after complications from hip surgery. She lived in Pella most of her life except one year in Des Moines. She married Nicholas Van Vliet in May 1928 and he died March 1 1948. Survived by sister Mrs John Boyt of Des Moines and brother Henry J.
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Cornelia Johanna van Vliet
Eysink
Pella
Iowa
Towa Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
Nicholas van Vliet
John Boyt
Iown
Henry J
Feeding a Balanced ration cuts waste and boosts pork yield
The piece contrasts slugging the threshing machine with a proper feeding program. It notes the shift from 672 pounds of corn per 100 pounds of pork to hogs marketed on 600 pounds of feed or less, achieved by using a balanced ration tailored to breeding, gestation, lactation, growth, and fattening stages.
Eysink Family Rites Held For Des Moines Woman
Funeral services were held Thursday June 7th 1962 at the Van Dyk Funeral Home for a Des Moines woman. The services were led by C. H. Brown and Thomas McMillan with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include five stepchildren from Washington DC and Iowa, nieces Grace Van Wyk and Elizabeth Boyt, and nephews J Walter Boyt, Arthur Boyt, John Eysink, and others from Iowa and Ohio.
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Des Moines
John Eysink
Sully
Iowa
Gerrit Eyaink
Pella
Henry Kuiper
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Kuiper
Waterloo
van Dyk Funeral Home
C. H. Brown
Thomas McMillan
Oakwood Cemetery
Expressions of thanks for Cornelia Van Vliet
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during Mrs. Cornelia Van Vliet illness and after her death. Grateful for sympathy and flowers as tokens of respect from foster-mothers, aunts, and family.
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Cornelia van Vliet
Dr Henry L Mol obituary notes 55 in Waterloo Iowa
Dr Henry L Mol son of Lubbertais and Jane Bakker was born in Sibley Iowa January 8 1897 and died June 3 1952 at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo of a heart attack aged 55. He studied at Northwestern Classical School Orange City Hope College class of 1921 and Northwestern University medical degree 1926. He married Hattie Edna Ver Meer December 24 1923 at Sioux Center and they had two sons Henry Roger and James. He is survived by his widow six sisters.
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Henry L. Mol
Lubbertais Mol
Jane Bakker
Sibley
Tonnary
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Iowa
Northwestern Classical School
Orange City
Hope College
Holland
Michigan
Northwestern University
Hattie Edna Ver Meer
Sioux Center
Henry Roger
University of Iowa
James
Grinnell College
Funeral rites for several listed residents at First Presbyterian
Mrs John Schut and others from Michigan Minnesota and Iowa attended funeral services Thursday at 2 30 in the First Presbyterian Church in my Center Rev Gerben Van Baten led the rites At Center parish church location not specified in the text.
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John Schut
Wl Bett
Irs
Hen Laggerman
Freee
Michigan
Henry Schut
Pella
Arnold Vandergen
Maple Lake
Minn
Herman Graves
Dar Falls
First Presbyterian Church
My Center
Gerben van Baten
Mrs Isaac Millege obituary notices passing June 1952
Jessie Etta Parker Millege born September 9 1866 married Isaac Millege July 2 1884. Ten children born, four died. Survived by two daughters Lillie McCombs and Bessie Morbito and two daughters Tracy and Alice, plus sons Joe and Clyde. Twenty grandchildren. Funeral June 9 1952 at Cooperative Garden Chapel with Rev Haverkamp. Porterville Cemetery burial.
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Jessie Etta Parker
Isaac Millege
Millege
Bessie Morbito
Des Mol
Lillie McCombs
Albia
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Tracy
Pella
Alice
Harvey
Joe
Clyde
Co-operative Garden Chapel
Mr. Haverkamp
Porterville Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mrs Tenac Miltege
We thank former friends and neighbors who aided and comforted our family after the death of our mother and grandmother Mrs Tenac Miltege. We are grateful for all expressions of sympathy and flowers sent as tokens of regard.
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Harry Ketels
Janice
Carole Ketels
Ketels
Cox
Tenac Miltege
Watch for coccidiosis in brooder flock
Poultrymen urged by Tow a Bates College to watch for coccidiosis in brooder flocks. Stir litter at first sign of matting. If chicks grow drowsy or pass bloody droppings, treat with epsom salts or a sulfa compound to combat the infection.
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Towa Bate College Poultrymen
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