Obituary for Marinus De Reus of Pella Home for the Aged
Marinus De Reus, a longtime Pella resident aged 95, died at the Home for the Aged on Friday morning after a prolonged illness. Born in the Netherlands December 9, 1842, he emigrated in 1848, married Catherine Toll in 1869, and was survived by nine children, 34 grandchildren, 87 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Third Reformed Church with Rev. Menning and Rev. Peter Muyskens officiating. interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Reus
Pella
Marinus de Reus
The
Netherlands
America
Sle
Catherine Toll
Wm. van Baale
van Bentum
Prairie
M. D. van Haaften
Avie Korver
Leighton
M. M. de Reus
Arie den Burger
Art de Reus
Oskaloosa
Peter Burggraff
Third Reformed Church
Menning
Peter Muyskens
Beaver Dam, Mich
Oakwood Cemetery
In Appreciation for Kindness at Father De Reus’s Passing
The children thank all who offered kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our father M. De Reus. Gratitude is extended for the beautiful flowers and to Mr. and Mrs. Geenen, friends at the Home for the Aged, and Mr. Forbes for help during the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Reus
Central's Homecoming Weekend Draws Alumni Visitors
Local graduates and teaching alumni from Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota traveled to Pella for Central College Homecoming activities. Several Central alumni from Sioux Center Hull and Akron joined events while others visited with parents and former colleagues during the observance.
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Ellis
Frand Furda
Central
University of Wisconsin
Ray van Heukclom
Gysbert Rozeboom
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Michigan
Pella
Chicago
Arthur Wesselink
Francis Newsome
Sioux Genter
Frank Smits
Akron
Henrietta Lucas
Linn ‘Grove
Paul Blommers
Dunlap
Vera Newgard
Hull
Edward Wesselink
Hinton
Virgil Ford
Marjorie Visser
Ford
Seymour
Towa
Marjorie Baron
Garwin
ISTA
Des Moines
Kathryn Long
Jake Hoekstra
Ollie
Iowa
Earl van Rees
Charles Guy
Edward Vander ‘Ploeg
Sioux’ Center
Muriel Mouw
Mildred den Beste
Byron van Roekel
van Roekel
Sioux Center
Mildred
Mickey) Klein
Donovan Dykstra
Indiana
Louis Bosveld
John Bosveld
Bosveld
Plymouth
Elmer Meredith
West Liberty
Church Services and Notices From Local Congregations
Parish bulletins list services at CHURCHES COAL RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST REFORMED CHURCH OPEN BIBLE CHURCH and SECOND CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening services. Topics include Christian Stewardship The Wonderful Christ The Sacredness of Human Life The Purpose of Jesus Coming and more. Public invited to all services and night services noted.
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Coal Ridge Baptist Church
E. V. Goad
First Reformed Church
A. Haverkamp
Jesus
Holland
Open Bible Church
F. C. LeLaCheur
David Breen
Neat
H. R. R. Neat
Radio Sermonette by Rev John Griffioen at Station KSO Des Moines
The Rev John Griffioen of Sully will give a brief sermon from Station KSO Des Moines next Saturday morning at 9 30. The notice also lists services and classes at Third Reform Church Second Reform Church and First Church with pastors and leaders named. Prof Tunis Prins of Central College will conduct morning and evening services and Dean Pictenpol will lead the Young People's Bible Class on Tuesday November 15 at 7 00.
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M. Monsma
Pella
Monsma
Fondag
John Griffioen
Sully
KSO
Des Moines
Second Reformed Church
W. D. van Sittert
Junior Christian Endeavor
Billy Lankelma
Intermediate
Christian Endeavor
Earl Vander Zyl
Mary Meulpolder
Tunis Prins
Central College
Young People’s
Dean Pictenpol
Death of Jacob P. Van Gorp at daughter’s home near Sully
Jacob P. Van Gorp died at his daughter Dena Van Roekel’s home four miles south of Sully Iowa on November 6 1938 after nine weeks of illness. He was born January 7 1868 near Pella Marion County and married Minnie Van Bentum March 12 1881. Funeral services were held at the Van Roekel home with Rev R A De Jong officiating. Interment in Graceland cemetery. He left three children Dena Mrs Henry, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob P. van Gorp
H. van Roekel
Sully
van Roekel
van Rockel
R. A. de Jong
First Reformed Church
Donald de Jong
Elbert Rozendaal
Adrian Rozendaal
Dena
Henry
Dying Young Man From Marion County Pioneer Farmer
Van Rockel of Sully Iowa and John C dying in 1916 are named in a Marion County obituary note. Peter H formerly of Sully now Knoxville is also mentioned. The deceased spent most life in Marion County, twenty years in Monroe and was a sturdy pioneer farmer and United Presbyterian member.
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van Rockel
Sully
Iowa
John C
Peter H
Knoxville
Marion County
Monroe
The
United Presbyter
Obituary for Van Gorp Family Ties in Monroe IA
The obituary notes the death of a Monroe resident and lists surviving relatives including a widow, a daughter Dena, a son Peter H., a brother M P Van Gorp of Pella, sisters C Walster of Pella and Mrs William Rozendaal of Sully, eight grandchildren with locations in Pella Monroe Sully Cal Iowa and Texas, and a host of friends. Distances show attendees from Orange City Hull and other Iowa towns for the funeral viewing.
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Ion Church
Monroe
Dena
Peter H
M. P. van Gorp
Pella
C. Walster
William Rozendaal
Sully
Minnie
Henry Dahm
Harry van Roekel
Gertrude van Roekel
Mar
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