Obituary of Henry W. Langerak from Pella region
Henry W. Langerak born February 2, 1867 on a farm near Pella Iowa died June 11 1962 in an Indianola nursing home aged 85 years 4 months 9 days He married Dena Van der Wilt March 13 1890 She died March 10 1949 They had three children Will Cornelia and Dick Eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren and four brothers Will Wiggert Mike of Pella Andrew of Odebolt Surviving brothers listed Preceded in death by parents and siblings He joined the church September 29 1907 Funeral Friday June 13 1952 at 2 00 PM Cooperative Garden Chapel Rev A Haverkamp officiated Burial Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Langerak
William Langerak
Jana Rietveld
Pella
Iowa
Indianola
Dena Vander Wilt
Will
Cornelia
John Ver Ploeg
Newton
Wiggert
Mike
Andrew
Odebolt
Hients
John
Marinus
Cooperative Garden Chapel
Mr. A. Haverkamp
Graceland Cemetery
Community notices and visits fill Pella area scenes
Many residents and visitors are listed in a June round of social notes. Mrs Kenneth McAmis and children left for Alzada Montana after weeks with Mr McAmis’ father Will Clark. Others include weddings travelers to San Diego and Honolulu leaves, hospital updates, school and church connections, and local farewells amid family, military, and civic events in Oskaloosa and surrounding towns.
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Kenneth McAmis
Alzada
Montana
Lutheran Hospital
Des Moines
William
Bill) van Doorninck
Bill
Denver
Colorado
van Doorninck
M. W. van Doorninck
David Baker
Marvin Baker
Burlington
Iowa
David
Minnesota
Ray Doorenbos
Pella
John Ten Hagen
Thesepore
Raymond Wehrle
Tainter
Mahaska Hospital
Clair Boomershine
Leighton
Robert de Vries
Rexall Drug Store
Robert
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
John Kruseman
Everett
Forrest Lake
Minn
W. Willis
Charley Richardson
Kellogg
Lizzie Verought
Calgary
Canaa
Mary Lou
Georgia Ann ‘Ten Hagen
Virgil Ten Hagen
Mary David
Oskaloosa High School
Kenneth Schakell
Williams Air Force Base
Chandler
Arizona
L. W. Schakel
Plantings Need Care Throughout Their First Year
New trees and shrubs require care in their first year. Remove grass and weeds around the plants out to the foliage width, keep the area clear for 2 to 3 years, and water deeply once a week unless continuous rain has occurred. Avoid overwatering.
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Margherita Tarr
Town State College
Langerak Death Acknowledgment From Family
The family of Henry Langerak thanks those who were kind after his death and for expressions of sympathy and flowers. Mr and Mrs Will H Langerak Mr and Mrs John Ver Ploeg Mr and Mrs Dick Langerak offer thanks for support.
Henrietta Van Maren Dies in Mt Pleasant at 82
Henrietta Van Maren daughter of Henry and Johanna Dunnick died June 13 1952 at State Hospital Mt Pleasant Iowa after a lingering illness aged 82 years 4 months 22 days. Born January 21 1870 in Pella Iowa she lived in Pella most of life member of Second Reformed Church. Survived by three nephews Ray N P and Harold Van Maren. Service June 16 1952 at Co operative Garden Chapel Reverend E H Tanis officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta van Maren
Henry van Maren
Johanna Dunnick
State Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Pella
Miss van Maren
Second Reformed Church
John
Ira
Newt
Clara
Marie
Ray van Maren
N. P. van Maren
Harold van Maren
Aaron James Renaud 1880 1952 obituary note Chester Cemetery
Aaron James Renaud of Tainter born January 30 1880 three miles south of Sully died June 13 1952 at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa aged 72 years 4 months 14 days. Survived by Lena Versteegh wife. two sons Wayne and Howard. five daughters Josephne McDaniel Robert Ruth Erma. five grandchildren. three brothers and three sisters. Burial Chester Cemetery. His faith and family ties noted with a verse.
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Aaron James Renaud
Tainter
Sully
Edmund C
Johanna
van Rees) Renaud
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Christ
Lara
Lena Gertrude Versteegh
Wayne
Reasner
Howard
Scarsboro
Josephne
Kenneth McDaniel
Des Moines
James S. Robert
Norwalk
California
Ruth
Erma
Anno James
Chester
To all friends and neighbors who were kind to and considerate of our dear husband
A brief appreciation note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness and consideration shown to a devoted husband and father. It acknowledges the support during a season of mourning and loss, thanking the community for comfort and prayers.
Gratitude for Kindness During Aaron Renaud’s Illness and Death
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during Aaron Renaud’s long illness and after his death. They gratefully acknowledge sympathy and flowers given as tokens of respect.
Henry G Horne dies in Pella Iowa at 70
Henry G Horne died at his home in Pella Iowa on June 12 1952 after a brief illness aged 70 years 2 months 20 days He lived in Pella for twenty years Born in Fredrick Iowa on 1882 He married Beulah M Dunkin in Alb ia Iowa on October 11 1910 He was Baptist Survived by two brothers Eli Horne Carlinville Illinois and Harvey Horne Davenport Iowa Funeral Saturday June 14 1952 at 2 00 from Co operative Gardens Chapel Rev C F Perron officiating Burial in Cuba cemetery near Fredrick Iowa
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Henry G. Horne
Pella
Iowa
Mr. Horne
Fredrick
Towa
Albia
Beulah M. Dunkin
Baptist Church
George
Eli Horne
Carlinville
Ilinois
Harvey Horne
Davenport
Co-operative Gardens
C F. Perron
Cuba
Gratitude to Friends in Pella for Henry G Horne Loss Aid
To friends in Pella who came to our assistance and comfort after the death of our dear brother Henry G Horne we express heartfelt thanks. We acknowledge expressions of sympathy and flowers sent as tokens of respect.
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Pella
Henry G. Horne
Towa Milk Production Drops to New May Low
May milk output on Towa farms is estimated at 602 million pounds, the lowest May figure in 23 years. It falls 4 percent from May last year and 17 percent below the 1941-50 May average. Production per cow remains strong at 22.2 pounds as herd numbers shrink.
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Towa
Towa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
June 1 Livestock Feed and Pasture Conditions Report
The current June 1 feed rate exceeds only 1947 with 22.6 pounds, above the 10-year average 20.9. Grain fed per cow on June 1 averages 4.1 pounds, below last year and April 1, 1952 figures. Pastures are excellent nationwide, with 96 percent of normal condition, second only to 1944 and tied with 1927 and 1961. the 10-year June 1 average is 88 percent.
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Lier
Cows in Dieleman Blom Herds High in May Production
Marion County DHIA lists 25 herds with 358 cows in milk and 48 dry. May top producer is Dan Dieleman of Pella with a registered Holstein yielding 2480 pounds of milk and 92 pounds of butterfat. Other top cows include Earnest Mueller Knoxville 2260 86, Lawrence Blom Pella 2290 85, Donald Clark Pleasantville 1920 84, and Walter Ining Columbia 2260 82.
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Marion County
Dan Dieleman
Pella
Earnest Mueller
Knoxville
Lawrence Blom
Donald Clark
Pleasantville
Walter Ining
Columbia
Peasantville
Dan
Bob Conway
DHIA
More Iowa Dairymen Moving to Grade A Milk Status
Fluid milk demand rises as Iowa dairymen qualify as Grade A producers says A W Rudnick dairy industry specialist at Iowa State College.
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Iowa
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa State College
Church Notes and Services Listings
Church notes show minister Clifford F. Perron leading services including 9:30 Sunday church school 10:46 morning worship with sermon How Great is Your Fear and 7:30 Sunday evening service titled The Mastery of Fear. Monthly or weekly timing implied.
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Clifford F. Perron
Third Reformed Church Service Schedule and Radio Broadcast
The Third Reformed Church announces a Sunday schedule led by Rev. Russell J. Redeker with Sunday school at 9 90 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m on Spiritual Preparedness The evening service at 6 30 p m features Going About Doing Good for Junior and Senior C E groups led by Mary Jane Menning The radio program Temple Time airs Sunday at 2 00 p m on KXEL and KBOE stations Delinquent Parent radio segment features Rev Henry Bast.
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Russell J. Redeker
C. E
Logan Intermediate C. E
Mary Jane Mennin
Temple Time
Church In America
KXEL
Waterloo
Town
KBOE
Oskaloosa
Henry Bast
Church of the Open Bible announces June events
Rev and Mrs C Anderson lead Sunday School and morning worship. Evangelistic service at 7:80 p.m. Rev G C Anderson to speak. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Guest missionary Miss Lavon German from Kentucky speaks June ith. Dorcas ladies meet June 26 all day at West Market Park with Miss L German attending. Farewell Sunday June 29 for Rev C C Anderson who plans to leave Ella.
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C. Anderson Tols
G. C. Anderson
Lavon German
Kentucky
Dorcas
West Market Park
L. German
C.C. Andergona
Ella
Second Reformed Church Weekly Schedule
Edward H. Tanis preaches at 9 30 with Sunday School at 10 45 Knowledge of Gods Will at 7 30 God in Garden at 6 30 Young peoples C B Leader Marvin Vanden Berg at 9 Hymn sing in the park honors service men
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Edward H. Tanis
Marvin Vanden Berg
St Mary Catholic Church Sunday Mass Notice
At every Sunday morning at 8 00 o clock. Church services are held weekly as announced in the parish bulletin.
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ST. Mary Catholic Church
First Reformed Church Service Schedule
Anthony Haverkamp minister leads a Sunday with 9:30 Sunday School featuring The 5 creed and 10:45 morning worship titled Our Pardoning God. An evening program at 7:30 offers Our Investments, with 6:30 p.m. Senior Christian Endeavor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Haverkamp
Senior Christian Endeavor
Iowa Crop Prospects Improve. June 1 1952 Report
The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes crop conditions at 93 percent of normal on June 1, better than 87 percent a year ago. Corn plantings near completion, stands good, and most fields cultivated once by early June. Hay and small grains in good condition, with excellent alfalfa harvests. winter wheat production forecast at 3,129,000 bushels on 149,000 acres, up from 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Farm yield estimates reflect flood impact in Missouri Valley
Harvest data show 8,910,000 bushels at an average 19.8 bushels per acre indicating a much larger crop than usual due to Missouri Valley flooding. Rye production is pegged at 185,000 bushels with a 15 bushels per acre yield, versus 140,000 bushels and 14.0 bushels per acre in 1951.
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Missouri Valley
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J. Ruth Knopf
W. W. Langerak
Union Street
Colorado State ‘College of Education
Greeley
Central College of Iowa
Peila
Monroe
Jack Wing
Honolulu
Hawaii
Quinawa
Iora
Jawa
Harold Bundy
San Rafael
Jack
Treasure Island
Navy Corps
Wing
Marge van Zee
John Klaaren
Keith Klaaren
Sioux Center
Ernest Klaaren
Albert de Joode
Leech Lake
Aaron J. Renaud
G. B. Ver Steeg
John Roorda
Ada Saunders
Carrie "Renaud
Colleen
M. Rozenboom
Bessie Renaud
Alfred Renaud
John Blommers
Wm. Huyser
Harry Renaud
John Brand
Alice
Norbeck
South Dakota
Florence van Steenis
Vivian
Custer
Vivian Weirather
Ted
Dubuque
Western Auto Supply Store
Western Auto
Jim Wickliff
Ames, Iowa
Len Kaldenberg
Carole Ketels
Harvey Cox
Montezuma
C. F. Perron
Pella Baptist Church
Lawrence Mills
Mahaska
Jim Wittenburg
Jimmy
Commeck
Long Inland
New York
Arents
Martin Witzenburg
Otley
Peter Hearema
John Vande
Ed Blom
W. J. Gl
Marion Toom
National Raya Ieee
Scharing Garage
Henry Langerak
Will H. Langerak
Dick Langerak
Co-operative Garden Chapel
E. H. Tanis
Oakwood Cemetery
Aaron Renaud
Opm Am
Motorola
Gokdem
Alyter
Meyer
Dieleman
Leonette Strong
Meiner
Third Reformed Church
Church OF the Open Bible
First Reformed Church
ORG
Stoasking
Atlow
Makers
Rand
Dresser
Boat & Boatsma
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