Obituary for Jane Van Haaften of Marion County
Jane Van Haaften born 1871 near Pella Marion County died February 28 1945 at 73 The married Marinus D Van Haaften on February 28 1895 Their two sons David and Marion Van Haaften lived Monroe Indiana Surviving husband two sons three grandchildren a sister in Leighton Iowa a brother Mea M De Reus in Leighton and other relatives She was a devout member of the Third Reform Church Funeral services were held March 2 1945 at the Co operative Funeral Chapel and at the First Christian Reformed Church Interment Oakwood Cemetery Porterville nearby
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Jane van Haaften
Marinus de Reus
Katharina Tol
Marion
Pella
Aust Rd
Marinus D. van Haaften
David
Marion van Haaften
Monroe
John van Benjamie City
Mea M. de Reus
Leighton
Town
Arthur
Anne Deens
Nancy van Halen
Annie den Burger
Nellie Korver
Marie Burgycraff
Grandyon
Infon
Hansence
Co-operative Funeral Chapel
J. Borst
Dobn Ver Meer
N.J. Meinders
Andrew Or Louw
J.C. de Bruin
Reuben Schakel
L. Overbergen
Arnold Tatveld
Jaeob van Dusseldorp
Marion A.toom
Jerry Vander Sehel
Abram Dykstra
Oakwood
Cemete
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M D Van Haaften
The Van Haaften family thanks friends and neighbors for support after the death of Mrs. M D Van Haaften. Grateful to Reverend L Borst for comfort and to those offering sympathy and flowers. Signed Marinus D Van Haaften David Van Haaften Marion Van Haaften and Mrs MoM De Reus John Van Rentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. van Haaften
L. Borst
Marinus D. van Haaften
David van Haaften
Marion van Haaften
Mom. de Reus
Tohn van Rentum
Cornelia Colyn born near Pella Iowa dies in Oskaloosa
Cornelia Colyn daughter of Jacob Colyn and Pieternella De Haun born near Pella Iowa on November She passed March 1 1945 at Carpenter Nursing Home Oskaloosa at age SL y 3 months and 23 days. Last surviving of ten children she grew up in Pella and joined the First Reformed Church as a girl remaining a faithful member for almost 59 years. She served as Sunday school teacher and Moonlight Mission Band member for many years. A cheerful person loved by all. Survived by one sister-in-law Rev J Colyn of Santa Anna California five nieces three nephews and other relatives. Funeral services held Monday March 1845 at 2 pm Van Dyke Funeral Home with Rev Haverkamp. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Nieces and nephews thank all who aided her and expressed sympathy.
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Nelian Colyn
Jacob Colyn
Pieternella de Haun
Pella
Iowa
Carpenter
Oskaloosa
April
Reformed Church
Moonlight Mission Band
Rev
J. Colyn
Santa Anna
Calif
van Dyke
Haverkamp
Oakwood Cemetery
John R Van Zee obituary moves to final rest in Pella circle
John Roland Van Zee 83, a lifelong farmer and Dutch immigrant, died March 25 at home with family in Pella after returning from Redlands California. He arrived in 1889 with relatives, married twice, leaving a daughter Mattie and four grandchildren, plus siblings and in law kin. He was a devout Christian who maintained his faith across years.
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John Roland van Zee
Antone Mo van Zee
Wilbel
Nick Vander Ploeg
America
Havin
Netherlands
Pella Commuity
Redlands
Calif
Jenneka van Zee
Mattie
Gertrude van Zee Neyenesch
Dorothy
Pfe
John Roland
Philippines
Gertrude
Charles
Aart de Kock
Pella
Peter Synhorst
Oskaloosa
Wm. Vander Wilt
K. R. van Zee
Tone van Zee
Gove van Zee
Walla van’ Ee
Prarie ‘Ity
Art
Puintje Blom
Obituary for John R. Van Zee Honoring Kind Supporters
Mr. and Mrs N Vander Plog and Children express gratitude to neighbors ads and relatives who were kind during John R. Van Zee s long illness and after his death. They thank all who offered sympathy by card letter and floral tokens and acknowledge aid from those who assisted the family.
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John R. van Zee
N. Vander Plog
Waldo H Plotts former Russell resident dies in Davenport
Waldo Harold Plots formerly of Russell Iowa died Friday morning February 22 in Davenport Iowa from Phenomena Coccus Mine illness aged 60 years 10 months and something. He married Sylvia Francis Ruser August 11 1919 in Conesville and lived in Russell where he was active in church and civic groups including Eastern Star White Shrine and Russell Masonic Lodge of which he was once Master. He survived by Francis Plotts two brothers and one sister with many relatives. He spent most of his life in Russell later years in Pustington Davenport and held a Davenport job in the Titernal department. Services were held at Conesville with Rev Thompson and Miss Hilda Ong singing Rock of Ages. Interment at Conesville cemetery.
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Waldo Harold Plots
Russell
Iowa
Davenport
Order of the Eastern Star
White Shrine
Ord Ar Iton
Russell Masonic Lodge
Waldo Harald Plots
Thomas Edward and
Alvina McCurdy Plots
Town
Su i Francis Plotts
Joseph Plots
Rus
Kans City
Kansas City
Us.n
Waldo
Pustington
Department of Titernal Ke
Conesville
Res Thompson
Russell Yterian Church
Hilda
Kelly McKee Austin
Forrest Bebh
Elton Williams
Walter Meredith
Hert Wolfe
Conesville Cemetery
Local Social Notices From Chene Elscott Area
Mrs Guy Elscott and Carroll helped move to the home vacated by the Henry Mel family with Harry Williams Jennett and Harold Benson visiting Neal Fansen and Mrs John Nikkel. Harold Geurts LaVonne John Renaud James Re and LaVerne dined with Jobe Wiens Paul De Jon e at Harrison VerSteegh residence. Vick May Benson staying with grandparents Mel and Harry Williams. Jessie Hil and miscellaneous visitors.
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Chene Elscott
Guy Elscott
Carroll
Henry Mel
Harry. Williams
Jennett
Harold Benson
John Nikkel
Joe Sonerry
Neal Fansen
Sully
Virgil Beason
Harold Beason
Harry Willliams
Walter
Harold Geurts
LaVonne
John Renaud
James Re
LaVerne
Jobe Wiens
Paul de Jone
Harrison Ver Steegh
Haron
Scott
Thurs
Cornie Dunsbergen
Vick May Benson
Mel
Harry Williams
Jessie Hil
Pella Baptist Church Plans Special Meetings
Pella Baptist Church led by Pastor A A Swanson invites Sunday School at 9:30, Morning Worship 10:45 featuring classes seated with teachers. Evening service at 7:30, Youth Meetings 6:30, Wednesday midweek at 7. Special week starting March 18 with Rev V Ib of Des Moines as Watch details in the Chronicle.
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Pella Baptist Church
Renewal Through Public Worship at Second Reformed Church
Sunday School at 10:45. Morning worship led by guest preacher Rev. C De Brain of India. Mrs C De Brain Hedrens spoke. Threefold Olive and other groups listed. Leader George Culhou charted topics for the session.
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Second Reformed Church
Vanden Berg
de Brain
India
de Brain Hedrens
Dunior Coe
George Culhou
First Reformed Church Discipleship Schedule
Morning worship at 820 am features The Cross in the Old Testament IV The Brazen Serpent. Evening Praise presents Vision of the Gate of Heaven.
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First Reformed Church
Iham
Hopam
OPEN BIBLE CHURCH Rev Wim Christopulos Pastor Schedule
The Open Bible Church presents weekly prayer meetings Tuesday at 8 00 pm and Thursday at 00 pm with testimonies and messages by Pastor Wim Christopulos. Sunday features prayer meeting Sunday School and morning worship at 11 00 am. Evangelistic service at 10 00 am with special music by the pastor and wife aimed at all Christians and sinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Bible Church
Wim
Christopulos
Dorens Win
van. Dyke
Resain Mitchel
M. Sun
God
Gospel Hall Weekly Services and Broadcast Schedule
Gospel Hall announces events led by T. Pinches. 10:00 am Bible class on The Seed Plot of the Bible. 11:00 am Lord's Supper and Ministry. 12:18 pm broadcast over KBIZ. 7:00 pm The Gospel Service on Gods Perfect Picture of Redemption. 8:00 pm Thursday March TH. Pinches to speak on The Seven Fold Ministry of the Holy Spirit.
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T. Pinches
KBIZ
Pinches
Third Reformed Church Service Notice
Borst minister leads Bible School hour and worship service. Topic The Cost of Discipleship. Christian Endeavors focus on Renewal Through Public Worship with Jane Rozendaal as leader. Evening service recalls Jesus saving. all cordially invited.
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Third Reformed Church
Borst
Servie
Jane Rozendaal
Tho Pan
Jesus
Visits Reported at Home for the Aged
Mrs Gerrit Van Heukelem and Mrs Gerrit Sueller called on Mrs M Van Gorp and the Lange families. Dirk Lang Strait and Connie Lang Strait with two children visited. Mr Avie Klein and family called on Mrs Henry Kool. Leon Van Rees and Elizabeth Van Rees with daughter Betty also visited. Geurt Van Hal and Jake Van Hat stopped by Peter Brand and Miss Mary Brand of Sully.
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Gerrit van Heukelem
Gerrit Sueller
M. van Gorp
Arie Vander Linden
Dirk Langstrait
Connie Langstrat
M Pew Pel
Langestrastt
Avie Klein
Ct Mes
Henry den Marto
A. den Hartog
C. den Hartog
Peter Lubberden
Henry Kool
Leon van Rees
Elizabeth van Rees
Betty
Geurt van Hal
Jake van Hat
Peter
Jacob IT
Brand of Sully
Mary Brand
Dairy Industry Sets Higher 1945 Production Goals
Dairy producers and processors project stronger contributions to the war effort. US milk output reached record levels in late 1944 with forecasts of more than 119.5 billion pounds for the year if November December rates hold. Civilian needs may shift toward more cheese and less butter as feed and cattle conditions improve.
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United States
National Dairy Council
Fisehtings
Quartermaster Corps
Fur Harvest in 1944 Reaches Million Dollar Value
During the open season 655,042 animals were trapped by 13,344 licensed trappers plus an undetermined number on private land without licenses. The average value of fur bearers, excluding mink, was lower than the prior period, with total value around two million dollars.
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Pery
All Time High Fur Bearer Take and Species Parade
Year records show fur bearers reaching an all time high with 979,315 pelts worth 2,961,462.55 dollars. Margrats led in both count and value with 462,275 pelts valued at 918,118.25 dollars. Mink ranked second with 48,825 skins totaling 772,612.50 dollars. Fox and beaver show increases, red foxes up by nearly a thousand from 1944 to 1943, while beaver data remain incomplete with 247 skins checked versus 235 previously.
New Lettuce Slobot Slobolt Aids Home Gardens
A Department of Agriculture announce a new summer leaf lettuce called slobolt. It withstands midsummer heat without bolting, enabling multiple weekly harvests from the same plants. Plants set 10 to 12 inches apart, only basal leaves used as they reach double size. Frilled light green leaves with a wrinkled sav ed effect. Seeds are hl a
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Department of Agriculture
Sloholt
Help the Red Cross War Fund Support
Help the Red Cross War Fund provide plasma and whole blood for the wounded. It funds more than 6,000 trained workers with troops abroad, nurses, home nursing, nutrition, first aid, and water safety, and prepares disaster relief through chapters. Give so the Red Cross may carry on throughout the year.
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Red Cross War Fund
Red Cr
Red Cross
Breeding Cows to Freshen Every 12 Months Urged
Iowa State College dairy specialist Dwight Espe advises farmers to dry cows for six to eight weeks, but aims to freshen cows on a 12 month schedule. Monitor heat dates from two months after calving until bred, ensure health, and call a vet if not settled by the second or third cycle. Even with challenges, many cows can freshen about every 15 months, though long calving intervals raise feed costs.
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Dwight Espe
Iowa State College
Thurk Baby Returns Home From St. Cloud Hospital
Maple Lake Minnesota reports Henry Thurk and wife rejoice as their infant returns home Friday after a bout with double pneumonia at St. Cloud hospital. Also, John Dalman was hospitalized in Buffalo with pleurisy after a brief home stay post appendectomy. Ronald Alan Dalman born to Reynold Klemz and spouse weighing 9 pounds, Frances Plaggerman moves to Chicago for work, and Mrs John Van Dorp and baby are mentioned.
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Christena Rozenberg
Henry Thurk
St. Cloud Hospital
John Dalman
Buffalo Hospital
Reynold Klemz
Ronald Alan
Frances Plaggerman
Chicago
John van Dorp
Local Social News and Health Notes
Willis John returned home from St. Cloud hospital on Thursday. Henry Mol and son Chris visited Grays in Minneapolis last weekend. Lucille Vandergen traveled to Grand Rapids Michigan to visit relatives. A sleigh ride party Friday night ended with an evening at Jake Mel's home. Egbert Kuiper cut two fingers. doctor stitched. Henry J Schut and Andrew Schut families visited Harry in Hastings hospital. health reported not good. They also visited Clarence Hoekstra in Minneapolis. Chris Mol Sr. remains in St Cloud hospital with renewed pain. Mrs. Peter Hamm died Friday evening at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis John
St. Cloud Hospital
Henry Mol
Chris
Robert Grays
Minneapolis
Lucille Vandergen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jake Mel
Egbert Kuiper
Henry J. Schut
Andrew Schut
Hastings
Minn
Andrew
Harry
Clarence Hoekstra
Chris Mol Sr
St Cloud Hospital
Peter Hamm
Red Cross surgical dressings pace world coverage
Red Cross volunteers have produced 1.6 billion surgical dressings since Pearl Harbor. If laid end to end they could encircle the globe with a strip 18 feet wide around the equator.
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Red Cross
Pearl Harbor
Equator
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van Dyk
Jistian Reformed Church
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Verhulat
Porterville Cemetery
Cornelia Colyn
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Oskaloosa Sale Pavilion
Oskaloosa Sales Company
Harold Lisk
Towa
Maple Lake, Minn
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Newton
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