Birth and death notices mingle with community life in Cordova
A February 27 Cordova column records the birth of a 2 lb 2 oz baby boy to Mr and Mrs John Hjortsho j at Pella Hospital and his brief life ending March 6 1966. It notes funeral plans at Monroe Methodist Church with burial in Monroe Silent City and Crumpachers Funeral Home handling. The piece also covers family visits, health updates, a Newton hospital death for Paul Zickel, local nursing home developments, stamps and magazines from the elderly community, and a March 6 1833 family birth anniversary.
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John Hijortshoj
Pella
Methodist
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Crumpacher
Sharon Karr
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Gunnar Hjortshoj
Berlin ‘Ballard
Roy Karr
Lillian Odem
Atlantic
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Paul Brown
Rochester
Minnesota
Fumbro
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Sun
Dennis
Paul Zickel
Newton Hospital
Iowa City Hospital
Pital
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Dwight Neff
Samuel L. Clements
Dean Broderson
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Dickman
Christine Shilling
Naborhood Club
Harold Karr
Shirley Kingery
Shirley Karr
Chariton
Phoebe Walters Cronkhite
Pie Seerene
Grandma Phoel
Abe Cronkite
Chicago
Gary Swihart
Bob Swihart
Wesley Swihart
Des Moines
Bob
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Knoxville
Mer Price
Cecil
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Hiway 14
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Mer
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Heidenwerth
Agricultural Co
RCA
Dorothy Verfers
Kellogg
Pete van Gent
Adan Neler
Sully
Tey
Community Reformed Church
Mazel
Mrs. McCuen
Pella Manor Area Briefs Tie Local Families and Visits
Zeeland residents Mrs Al Kamp and family visited Rev and Mrs Heeren Saturday afternoon. Maurice Ver Meer family returned from a winter trip to the South. Baron and Dykstra hosted a surprise birthday party for Jo Dykstra on Feb 28 with fourteen guests in apartment 206. Gerrit De Boer and Mrs Earl Klein attended. Lambert Veenstra family stopped by New Sharon relatives Friday. Anna Hof hosted her daughter-in-law from Sheldon, Iowa, for a granddaughter’s wedding in Sioux City. Ben Vogelaar returns from New York State. Rudy Heeren released from Madison hospital expected home soon. Gertrude Den Hartog visited relatives in Clinton, Iowa and toured Amana Colonies and Hoover Library at West Bend.
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Zeeland
Michigan
Tra
Pella
Earl Klein
Gerrit de Boer
Iest
Fairhaen Womens Auxiliary
Lambert Veenstra
New Sharon
John L. Veenstra
Anna Hof
Sheldon
Iowa
Sioux City
Ben Vogelaar
New York State
Rudy Heeren
Madison
Wisconsin
Gertrude den Hartog
Dunsmore
Clinton
Gerard Gosselink
Amana
Herbert Hoover
New Hoover Library
West Bend
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Monroe Cemetery
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Betty Jean Nearmeyer
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Everett
Alta Spain
Keith Nearmeyer
Ronnald Nearmeyer
Gerrit Wittenberg
Pella Hospital
Don Vos
John Vos
Don
Mt. Holly Cross
Floyd McDaniels
Skipp’s
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American Association of Retired Persons
Ojai
California
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Fair Haven
Orval Karr
Iowa City
Neal Willemsen
Gertrude
Indianola
Karla Karr
Karla
Sue Karr
Pete van Ghent
Janice Henning
Donavon van Wyk
Beverly van Wyk
Esther van Ghent
Eleanor Verubers
Ruth
Rosemary Veruvers
Beverly van Wyke
Diana Springer
Macey
Nebr
van Ghent
Edward
Eleanor van Ghent
Harold Kammeraad
Sally
John S. Terlouw
Guy van Wyk
Carl Henning
Karen
Elissa van Ghent
Eleanor van Gent
Punch
Tsther
Beverly
Merlin van Wyk
Sther van Wyk
Lynnville
Winnebago
Kenneth
Otley
Kilduff
Bert Menninga
Vernon
Dorothy Rickabaugh
John
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