Out of town mourners attend Connie Van Rees funeral
A list of visitors from Storm Lake Oskaloosa Rose Hill Fort Dodge and Des Moines attended the funeral of Connie Van Rees on Monday November 8. Additional relatives and friends from Grand Rapids Michigan Elmhurst Illinois Sheboygan Wisconsin Sheldon Iowa Minneapolis Minnesota Iowa City and Leighton visited and remained for weekend activities and hospital updates. Several patients were admitted to Pella Community Hospital including Al Schuitema Elmer Van Maaren John Van Houweling Kate Melton Sam Sedrel Jim Whitehead Gerrit Van Heukelem Harry Terpstra and Max Schakel with Van Maanen treated at Mahaska Hospital for an arm infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie van Rees
W. A. Butt
Storm Lake
Iowa
Thomas L. Butt
Oskaloosa
Gary Gatton
Rose Hill
Mary Jacobson
Fort Dodge
L. L. van Rees
Robert Dean van Rees
Max M. van Rees
Dan Mellhon
Jim White
Des Moines
al Schuitema
Pella Community Hospital
Elmer van Maaren
John van Houweling
Kate Melton
Sam Sedrel
Alice Vos
Jim Whitehead
Fremont
Tone Klein dies at 72 in Pella Iowa obituary
Anthony G Klein known as Tone died November 4 1965 at Pella Community Hospital aged 72 years 11 months 17 days. He was born November 17 1892 on a Marion County farm near Otley Iowa and married Minnie Messmaker July 12 1912. He leaves eight children twenty five grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and five brothers. Funeral services were held November 9 1965 at the Van Dyk Duren Chapel with Rev Frank Greenwood officiating and burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony G
Tone” Klein
Pella Community Hospital
Anthony
Gerrit T. II
Jane van Bentum Klein
Marion Co
Otley
West Silver Grove
Minnie Messmaker
Pella
Jeanette
Adam Wickhart
Lucille
Harry Bennett
Harvey
Edna Strachan
Pueblo
Colo
Hattie
Delmar Needham
Charles
Roy
Leighton
Carolin
Ivan Chapman
New Sharon
Tone
City Light
Ing
John G
Arthur
Gradus
Henry
Gertrude
Ned de Reus
Tunis G. Klein
Sarah
Arie Vriezelaar
Edward Klein
van Dyk-Duren
Frank Greenwood
Oakwood
Harry Braafhart
Frank Eeling
John Vander Werf
Milton van Waardhuizen
Willis Vander Horst
Lester Vander Pol
Van Wely Dismissed After Hip Injury
Mrs. W. J. Van Wely of Monroe returned home from Pella where she was hospitalized with a broken hip. She will recover at Henrietta Ver Heul’s residence with visitors welcome. In other brief notes, David Snuttjer of Otley is mentioned alongside Trynie Goemaat and Marvin Bruxvoort in an unfinished item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. van Wely
Monroe
Pella
van Welty
Henrietta Ver Heul
David Snuttjer
Otley
Pella Community Hospital
Trynie Goemaat
Marvin Bruxvoort
Pella Community
Births at Pella Community Hospital Dawn Allisha Verwers Debra Lynn Slager
Mr and Mrs Cordell Verwers of Reasner announce the birth of an 8 lb 8 oz girl Dawn Allisha born Friday November 12 at Pella Community Hospital Grandparents are Bert Cassidy of Bartonville Illinois and Mr and Mrs William Verwers of Rural Route Pella Mr and Mrs Larry Slager 1014% Peace Street Pella are the parents of a 6 lb 4 oz girl Debra Lynn born Sunday November 14 at Pella Community Hospital Grandparents are Mrs Sophie De Graaf of Lansing Illinois and Mr and Mrs Jacob M Scheerga of Highland Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Verwers
Reasner
Dawn Allisha
Pella Community Hospital
Bert Cassidy
Bartonville
Linois
William Verwers
Pella
Larry Slager
Peace Street
Debra Lynn
Sophie de Graaf
Lansing
Illinois
Jacob M. Scheernga
Highland
Indiana
Musical program by Pella Christian students
Tuesday events list a K through 6 program at Pella Christian High School at 7 30 p m. A cemetery aid meeting with Mrs Peter Bloom at 510 East Third Street is noted. Women's Federated club meets at 8 p m in Lower Graham Lounge. Frank Miller, Pulitzer prize winning cartoonist, speaks on News Through"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Christian Grade School
Pella Christian High School
Portergrove Cemetery
Peter Bloom
East Third Street
Federated Club
Graham
Frank Miller
R&t
Community events schedule for Pella area unfolds
Local clubs and groups list upcoming activities from November to December. Cub Scout registration at Legion building November 16 at 7 PM. Federated Women’s Club hosts cartoonist Frank Miller November 16 in Lower Graham Hall. Ebenezer Reformed Church marks 75th anniversary November 17. Marion Mahaska Livestock Enterprise School November 17-18 in Pella with Dutch Buffet. PHS Jr. class plays Glass Menagerie November 18 and 20 at Jr. High. Fortnightly Club meets at Mrs Men tink home November 18. Coffee Time Benefit for Pella Historical Society November 19 at Dr. Van Dyke’s home. Ladies Aid Bazaar and Bake Sale November 19 at Laundromat. Tulip City Saddle Club bake sale November 20 at Al-Tich’s Meat Market. Hymn sing November 21 at Second Christian Reformed Church with Deo Gloria Male Chorus. Night School topic Fertilizer Management November 21. Free blood typing December 3 at Legion Hall. December 7 PEO and Legion Auxiliary events. December 9 BO&S Homemakers tour of Nelson Pioneer Home with noon lunch.
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Legion Building
Federated Women’s Club
Frank Miller
Lower
Graham Hall
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Leighton
Glass
PHS
Jr. Hi Auditorium
Herbert Mentink
Wayne Wildman
Ralph Grundman
Pella Historical Society
Wyatt Earp
Robert van Dyke
Oskaloosa St
Garden Club
Ladies Aid of
First Reformed Church
Tulip City
PHS Jr
Church of
Joe Stritzel
Town State
Legion Hall
Legion and Pella Hospital
PEO
Veda de Haan
Legion Auxiliary
Cornie Van Rees 1897 1965 obituary note
Cornie Jack Van Rees born August 22 1897 in Pella Iowa died November 5 1965 at the Veterans Hospital Des Moines aged 68 years 2 months 13 days. He married Dorothy Butt March 13 1932 and had two sons Jud and Max with a stepson Richard Butt. He served in WWI and WWII in the U S Navy worked at Pella Rolscreen until 1959. Burial Oakwood Cemetery with post 89 pallbearers Boyd Terry Wayne Robert Van Rees Keith Koopman Floyd Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornie
Jack) van Rees
Jack
Pella
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Leendert
Lena
Dunnick) van Rees
Dorothy Agnes Butt
Jud Now
Max J
W.W. I
W.W. II
U.S. Navy
Oskaloosa St
Dorothy
Richard Butt
Colfax
William van Rees
Margaret Lautenbach
Henry L
Edward
Anne
Peter
van -Veen-Van Hemert Amercian Legion Post No. 89
Jack van Rees
Everett G. Ward
van Veen- van Hemert
Oakwood
Boyd
Terry
Wayne
Robert van Rees
Keith Jim Koopman
Floyd Richardson
Sandridge Family Visit Revealed in Local Page
Oct 30 report notes Mr and Mrs Johnnie Gomeink and children enjoyed a quiet afternoon at the Eystith home following church services Saturday. Mrs Ear is M. Van Haaften was a visitor in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandridge
Johnnie Gomeink
Anning
Elant Eystith
Pella Chronicle notices and socials November 16 1965
Local items report church circles at the home of Irene and Wilma Veldhuizen and a scheduled gathering moved due to a bereavement. Families and friends from Grand Rapids to Pella share updates on jobs, home sales, fall events, and milestone birthdays including Sharon Van Haaften turning one and Sheryl Eysink’s fourth birthday with a party hosted by her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vander Kam
Calvin College
Pella
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Second Christian Reformed Church
Irene
Wilma Veldhuizen
Minnie van Maanen
Nick Hoksbersen
Donna
Johnnie Gosselink
Dale
Ruth Gosselink
Bob
Grace van Ryswyk
Norman
Lillian Stursma
Frank
Revena
Sharon van Haaften
Marvin L. van Haaftens
Sheryl Eysink
Roland Eysinks
Grandmother E
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Lois Knopf
Marion de Zwarte
Leroy Timmers
Heidi
Tamie
Elmhurst
Marvin L. Ver Meer
Central
C. M. Vondergem
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Richard Williams
Clifford Johnson
Sheldon, Iowa
Fred Hawker
Devin and
Kara
Tom Boat
Sarah Beth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bert Boat
Tom
Barbara
David Bush
Iowa City
Tone) Klein
PeorIa MA
Peoria
What
S Up
Thurs
Marion
Mahaska County
Joint Livestock Enterprise School
Dutch Buffet
Sandridge News
Madison Silos
Throckmorton Service
the Pella: Chronicle
Tena Westercamp
Lloyd Byers
van Gorp Welding
Paul Bandstras
Alvin van Wyk
North Pella
T & D Dept. Store
Rexall Drug
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