Lovely Harriston wedding ties two families in June
In St George's Anglican Church Harriston Geraldine Vander Pol and Roy Wagoner exchanged vows before about 70 guests. The ceremony included music by Lorne Willita and solos by Vern Koenen. Attendants and family wore formal attire as the couple plan to spend summers in Hyde Park and then New Brunswick for theological studies and teaching. Out-of-town guests included relatives from New Jersey Iowa and Illinois.
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Harriston
Ontario
Canada
St. George's Anglican Church
Geraldine Carol Vander Pol
Ralph Vander Pol
Roy Walter Wagoner
Peter Wagoner
Rochelle Park
New Jersey
Lorne Willita
Listowel
Misa Vern Koenen
Aplington
Iowa
Howard van Wyk
Joan Vander Pol
Kathy Ver Meer
Miss Koenen
Kathy
Roger Vander Pol
Roy Wagoner
Hyde Park
New York
New Brunswick
Geraldine
Bruce
N. J
Martha Bender
Glen’ Rock
Wm. Hemmann
Fairlaw
Danforth
Ill
Clara Schroeder
Janey
Robert Richter
Kankakee
H. Vander Meer
Randolph
Wis
Marvin Vanden Berg
Pella
Harvey Noordsy
Vera Koenen
Aplington Town
Mrs Jane Koopmans Obituary
Mrs Jane Koopmans born July 24 1869 in Pella Iowa died June 20 1954 aged 84 years 10 months 27 days. Survived by six children Neal Nick Koopmans Mrs Henry Van Ekeren Mrs H C Soyars David Walter Koopmans 16 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren one brother Peter Ver Steeg and one sister Anna Brouwer. Funeral June 22 at 10 30 from Van Dyk Funeral Home with Rev Dye Coller officiating. Interment Grace.
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Jane Koopmans
Pella
Iowa
Nick Koopmans
H. C. Soyars
David Koopmans
Walter Koopmans
Peter Ver Steeg
New Sharon
Anna Brouwer
Rock Valley
Gertrude van Arkel
Elizabeth van Dusseldorp
van Dyk
Dye Coller
Grace
Death of S. Fred Vander Zyl at 64 in Long Beach
S Fred Vander Zyl aged 64 of 5125 Anaheim Road Long Beach California died at 4 15 pm Friday June 11 cause a blood clot He was born April 15 1890 in Pella reared there and a 1920 graduate He married Ruth Grant later farming near Eddyville and later employed by Hunt Canning Co in Long Beach Survivors include Ruth wife two sons Jesse and Keith G two daughters Ruth M Rid enour and Marilyn B Brown one brother John J Vander Zyl three sisters Ed Bodenham C Ver Ploeg Minnie Ver Ploeg Funeral services were held Monday June 14 at the Pat-
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S. Fred Vander Zyl
Anaheim Road
Long Beach
California
Vander Zyl
Vander ‘Zyl
China “‘Streng
Pella
Ruth Grant
Pela
Eddyville
Canning Company
Garrison
Iowa
Fred
Hunt Canning Company
Ruth Vander Zyl
Jesse
Buena Park
Keith G
Ruth M. Ridenour
Marilyn B. Brown
Garden Grove
John J. Vander Zyl
Ed Bodenham
Riceville
C. Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa
Minnie Ver Ploeg
Pat
Funeral Service For Van Der Zyl Held In Long Beach
In Long Beach at Terson and Snively Chapel with Rev. Ralph Johnson officiating, the Congregational Church member Mr. Ander Zyl was laid to rest in Westminster Mausoleum. Tim Dykstra of Long Beach, a friend, noted two of his sons as pallbearers and named Mrs. Carrie Wilks and Dick Rhynsburger as attendees in a letter to Mrs. Lottie Sipkema of Pella.
Obituary for Henry Roorda of Pella Iowa 1869 1954
Henry Roorda born near Pella on August 24 1869 died June 15 1954 after a long illness aged 84 years 9 months 29 days. He married Mary Vos in 1895 who died in 1952 and left five children John Charles Paul Jean nette and Marion. Surviving siblings include John Epp Andy Wiggert and Gerrit. four brothers and two sisters predeceased him. Funeral at Van Dyk June 18 1954 2:00 pm with interment at Oaklwood Cemetery.
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Henry Roorda
John E. Roorda
Jane van Maaren
Pella
Mary Vos
John
Knoxville
Iowa
Charles
St. Louis
Missouri
Paul
Denver
Colorado
Jeannette
Marion
Epp
Andy
Wiggert
Mitchellville
Gerrit
Harvey
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Card of Thanks for Heny Roseda
Wenit expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and after death. Acknowledges expressions of sympathy, calling Jolene and others to send flowers and tokens of respect.
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Jane Koopmans
Martin and
Evers
Wildin and
Coller
Wenit
Heny Roseda
Juar Alot
Obituary: W C McAdoo Pioneer of Okmulgee
W C McAdoo born near Pella October 1 1864 died May 30 1954 in Okmulgee Okla He moved there in 1901 as a pioneer settler and was a long time Baptist member His wife Ela Heady of Floris Iowa survived with brother Clyde sisters Anna Sours Marshalltown Iowa and Lillie Keller Des Moines and many nieces and nephews Funeral services were at the Baptist church with McAdoo Hall named in his honor He rests in the Okmulgee cemetery.
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William C. McAdy
G. McAdoo
Pella
Central College
Ela Heady
Floris
Towa
Okmulgee
Okla
Arch
Clyde
Anna Sours
Marshalltown
Town
Lillie Keller
Des Moines
Southern Farmers Use Room Air Conditioners for Eggs
Southern farmers face egg handling challenges as heat requires cooling solutions. Some use room air conditioners, walk-in coolers, or evaporative systems to chill eggs to 65 to 70 degrees. Successful growers gather eggs three to four times daily, pre-cool, and market twice weekly while ensuring air circulation in wire baskets.
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Florida
Mrs Zella Awtry Wehrle Dies at 78 in New Sharon
Mrs Zella Awtry Wehrle 78 died Friday night at her New Sharon home. Survived by sons Paul New Sharon Porter Cincinnati Ohio sister Lena Thomas Fayetteville Georgia brother O P Awtry Eddyville. Services Monday at the Methodist Church New Sharon with Rev H Gould officiating. Burial in Masonic Cemetery New Sharon.
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Zella Awtry Wehrle
New Sharon
Paul
Porter
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lena Thomas
Fayetteville, Ga
0. P. Awtry
Eddyville
Methodist Church
Seasonal drop in hog prices may come about mid July
The hog outlook notes a possible price dip around mid July due to extended hog runs. Iowa State College farm economist Francis A. Kutish indicates marketings have been high, creating uncertainty about the duration of the current hog runs.
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Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
Hog price outlook points to summer rebound and fall dip
Iowa State College economist Kutish notes heavy weights dominated market late winter and spring, with liquidation near panic. He forecasts a late spring recovery, rising light hog prices by July, a rapid fall in August to October, then a December fall low, while August September pig numbers may be smaller than spring.
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Kutish
Iowa State College Farm
Iowa
Northern Illinois
Iowa State College
Chicago Union Stockyards
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