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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
2
Local Notes From Pella Area Residents and Visitors
A gleaned round of local items includes a Boulder trip from a Rucker leave, a July 5 camp return, a birth in Ames to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caddock with Meyers and Langeraks as grandparents, two girls Tomie Ikuta and Donna Veenstra heading to Camp Maccabee Wisconsin as waitress and riding instructor, Marion Den Adel selling his Kaiser Frazer garage to Henry Brower with future plans undetermined. Further visits include Alonzo De Haan and Clarence Vander Linden in Des Moines, Vander Pols in town, Edward Van den Dever and daughters from Seattle visiting family, a New car note on Vanden Dever, Eva Mae Van’s weekend trip, Clara Gosselink’s major surgery at Osteopathic Hospital, and J. G. Vander Bosch leading service at First Chr. Reformed Church. Also noted are Karl Holm hosting a California guest, Bokhoven family dinner, and Navy-related church services at Great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Rucker
Alabama
Richard Caddock
Ames
Meyer Langerak
Pella
Tomie Ikuta
Donna Veenstra
Camp Maccabee
Pelican Lake
Wisconsin
Marion den Adel
Kaiser-Frazer
Henry Brower
Alonzo de Haan
Iowa City
Clarence Vander Linden
Margaret. Vander Pol
Des Moines
Lester Vander Pol
Edward H. Vanden Dever
Mary
Lynn
Janis
Seatle
Washington
Vanden Dever
Clara Gosselink
Still Osteopathic Hospital
Karl Holm
California
Dakota
A. Bokhoven
Peoria
H. W. Boxhoven
J. G. Vander Bosch
Chr. Reformed
Navy
Great
Health Clinic for 4-H Girls at Knoxville Friday
The Marion County 4-H girls will hold their annual Health Clinic at Knoxville Junior High on Friday June 29 1951 starting at 9 a.m. The Medical Association and Extension Service sponsor a general medical check up and dental exam for each 4-H'er. Last year 75 girls attended. organizers hope for about 150 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Knoxville
Medical Association
Obituary of Mrs Arie Van Waardhuizen born 1862
Anna Vander Kamp was born August 10 1862 at Pella Iowa to William Van der Kamp and Henriette Groter and died June 24 aged 18 years 10 months 14 days at Mahaska Hospital Oskaloosa. She married Van Waardhuizen in August 188K. he died June 1042. Nine children born, four survived with siblings and relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vander Kamp
William Vander Kamp
Henriette Groter
Pella
Iowa
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
van Waardhuizen
John
Jabeth
Gerrit
Gertrude
William Henrietta Gauss
Runsheine de
Mrs Peter Lubberden Dies In Iowa Hospital At 51
Mrs Peter Lubberden died in Otumwa Hospital Iowa on June 21 after a life of faith in the First Reformed Church. She was 51, married to Peter Lubberden and is survived by four brothers a half sister and other relatives. Funeral services were held June 25 at Van Dyk Funeral Home and First Reformed Church with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugh Hendr
Aska Hospital
Iowa
Peter Lub
Martin
Anne
Peter Klein
Har Schakel
C. T. Van't Lint
Anthony G. Klein
Five Huisman Siblings Remembered in Iowa Funeral
Of Des Moines Iowa four brothers Arnold Huisman Ankeny Iowa Ralph Huisman Lansing Illinois Anne Huisman Minneapolis Minnesota Marion Huisman Clarinda Iowa. Funeral services were held Saturday June 28 1951 at 130 pm from Cooperative Garden Chapel with Reverend A Haverkamp officiating. Burial Graceland Cemetery Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Arnold Huisman
Ankeny
Ralph Huisman
Lansing, Ilinois
Anne Huisman
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Marion Huisman
Clarinda
Co-operative Garden Chapel
A. Haverhamp
Graceland Cemetery
Pella
Neighbors Honored After Death of Mrs. Bert Kelderman
The family thanks neighbors and relatives who aided after the passing of wife, mother, and sister Mrs. Bert Kelderman. Special thanks to Mr. Co Ver Ploeg. Waterful expressions of sympathy and condolence were offered as tokens of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert “Kelderman
Co Ver Ploeg
Mrs Hattie E Clark Dies After Long Chillicothe Life
Mrs Hattie E Clark died June 28 1951 at Mercy Hospital in Oskaloosa Iowa after a long residence in Chillicothe Missouri. She was born in Pella Iowa October 4 1877 and married Lee H Clark on June 12 1900 in St Louis Missouri. Her girlhood home was in Pella and she lived thirty years in Chillicothe Missouri before settling elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugh
Artie Overkamp Wa
Pella
Towa
Mercy
Life of Mrs. Clark Remains in Pella Community
Mrs. Clark moved to Pella to make her home after retirement. She died February 27, 1942, and was predeceased by her parents, brother Isaac Ganss, and sister Amelia Ruerkens. Survived by sisters Mrs. Paul Scholte, Mrs. Po Hi Kuyper, and Mrs. Louise Bruce, all of Pella. She belonged to the Second Reformed Church. Funeral services were held June 27, 1951 at 1:30 p.m. from Van Dyk Funeral Home, with Rev. FE. H. Tanis officiating. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Isaac Ganss
Amelia Ruerkens
Paul Scholte
Po. Hi
Kuyper
Louise Bruce
Pella
Second Reformed Church
van Dyk Funcal
FE. H. Tanis
Oakwood Cemetery
Gospel service preacher pins theme on bridal romance
George T. Pinches delivers sermons and Bible talks at the Bible School and The Lord's Assembly. Services include morning Bible class at 10, preaching at 11, and 7:30 p.m. with the subject The Bridegroom and the Bride. A Thursday talk titled How the Righteous Ought To Live addresses the imminent coming of Christ. Supper follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge T. Pinches
Minister Edward H Tanis Sermon Schedule Sunday
Edward H Tanis leads a morning service with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. A biographical study on the life of Joseph titled The Dreamer is offered. Evening service at 7:20 p.m. begins a new expository series The Beatitudes Number 1 The Poor in Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Tanis
Joseph
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Peter Lubberden
Peter Lubberden thanks relatives and friends for kindness during his wife’s illness and hospitalization and for aid and comfort before and after her death. He acknowledges expressions of sympathy and flowers sent as tokens of regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lubberden
Price Regulations On Used Cars Binding On Individuals
Price regulation guidance appears to state that individuals are bound by the used car price rules. The text mentions industrial machines and manufactured goods, with references to Des Moines and regulation numbers five to seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mrs. Martha Kelderman dies at 55 in Indiana
Mrs. Martha Kelderman, daughter of Cornelius and Marie Huisman, died June 20 1951 at her home in Whiting Indiana at age 55 years two months. Born April 14 1896 in the Netherlands she married Kelderman and had sons William of Hammond Indiana and Bert Jr of Marshalltown Mrs Nellie Kelderman Case Vonk of Reasnor Iowa and Mrs Margaret Mitchell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kelderman
Cornelius
Marie Huisman
Whiting
Indiana
Netherlands
Kelderman
William
Ham- Indiana
Bert Jr
Case Dey Vonk
Reasnor
Marshall Town
PL A
Nelliey Kelderman
Chicago Heights
Nels
Margaret Mitchel
Missionary Speaker at Church of the Open Bible
Rev William Hull, 15 years in Palestine as a Jewish missionary, speaks tonight at 7:46 about the present relationship of the Jew to biblical prophecy. One night only. Friday June 29 features the Ladies Dorcas Group all-day meeting. Sunday services at 9:45 am Sunday School and morning worship with Overcomer's Vesper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hull
Palestine
Spe
Hull
Ladies Doreas
Envi Overcomer
Mass at St Mary Catholic Church Sundays at eight
A parish notice states Mass is held weekly at St Mary Catholic Church every Sunday morning at 8:00 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary Catholic Church
Sunday Services at First Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church announces morning worship at 10 45 and Sunday School at 40 am led by Minister Thony Haverkamp. The theme for the day is The Worth of the Individual and The New Birth featured in morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony Haverkamp
Evening Praise Index Of Character A
A brief item reports an evening praise gathering labeled as Index Of Character A with attendees or speakers not fully legible. The fragment suggests a religious or community service event scheduled for the evening, noting a focus on character and praise in a local context.
Correction notice for prior birth report in Chronicle
The Chronicle corrects last week's item stating a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harold Van Wyk Route 2 Pella. The child is a girl. The note also references P T Barnum and Jenny Lind in their American debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold van Wyk
Pella
P. T. Barnum
Jenny Lind
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