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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1956

Page

12

Winners and prompts for $1000 Jamboree drawing Saturday

On a cool wet Saturday the $1,000 Jamboree drawing occurred at 8:00 p.m. First two names called were present to claim prizes. The $25 winners included Mrs Marion Vanden Board and Myron Steenery from Pella after two other names. Three more winners are planned for next Saturday. registration blanks are available free in many local merchants and shops across South Pella, including Brom Feed Store, Central Park Cafe, Garden Square Cafe, and Van Den Berg Electric, with dozens more listed.

Vanden Marion Vanden Pella Myron Steenery

Obituary for Mrs Jane Du Pree

Obituary notes Jane Goemaat born Nov 21 1880 in Ooltgensplaat South Holland Netherlands came to America at 29 and died Sept 28 1986 at 75. She left six living children Carrie Edward Peterson Tunis Du Pree Gerrit Du Pree died 1921 and four others born in America Cornelius John Benjamin Edward. Funeral Oct 1 1966 at Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home in Pella with Rev A Haverkamp burial Oakwood Cemetery.

Jane Goemaat Tunis Goemaat Kattje Kornet Ooltgensplaat South Holland Netherlands America Carrie Edward Peterson Chicago Tunis du Pree Gerrit du Pree Cornelius du Pree John du Pree Benjamin du Pree Oskaloosa Edward du Pree Pella First Reformed Church Haverkamp Marvin Tysseling

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The verse expresses weariness from dusty heat and rugged travel yet faith that God directs the path. It promises rest in the city ahead and reassures endurance through present trials, affirming that Christ's love will not forsake the believer.

Death of Leighton resident Henry Kuperus

Henry Kuperus born June 20 1878 in Meppel Netherlands died September 24 1956 at Pella Rest Home Leighton Iowa aged 78 Funeral conducted at Leighton Christian Reformed Church by Rev Thomas De Vries with organist Mrs Ry Vande Voort. He married Jentina Bartels May 24 1902 lived in South Africa before moving to Leighton over 45 years ago Survived by two sisters Lumegien Kuperus Wyerse Tryntje Kuperus William Jus, all in Africa. May have acted as consistory member for years.

Henry Kuperus Meppel Netherlands Drenthe Hendrik Kuperus Jentiea Mulder Jentina Bartels South Africa Leighton Iowa Pella Mr. Kuperus Lumegien Kuperus Wyerse Tryntje Kuperus William Jus Africa Albert’ van Duren Leighton Christian Reformed Church Kuperus van Dyk-Duven Thomas de Vries Ry Vande Voort

Burial of Cas Ket Bearers at Evergreen Cemetery

Don De Prenger Howard Glendening Walter Steenhoek Connie Van Engelenhoven Dennis Groenendyk and Paul B Bandstra acted as cas ket bearers for a burial at Evergreen Cemetery near Leigh am. The event followed local customs with pallbearers named and listed in attendance.

Don de Prenger Howard Glendening Walter Steenhoek Connie van Engelenhoven Dennis Groenendyk Paul B. Bandstra Evergreen Cemetery Leigham

Infant Deborah Hereste Graveside Service in Pella

Graveside services were held at Oakwood Cemetery in Pella for Deborah Ma Hereste infant daughter of Edwin Horman and Lester Muller of the Ouey Reformed Church. The Van Dyk-Duven funeral home supervised. The child died Wednesday afternoon at Mahaska hospital in Os Kaloosa after a premature birth.

Oakwood Pella Deborah Ma Hereste Edwin Horman Meen Lester Muller Ouey” Reformed Church van Dyk-Duven, Funeral Home Mahaska Hospital Os Kaloosa

Dick Weeda obituary notes birth in Pella and long faithfulness

Ellen Weeda born December 5 1871 in Pella Iowa died September 18 1956 aged 84 years 9 months 13 days. Survived by husband Dick Weeda eight children twenty three grandchildren two great grandchildren three brothers and many relatives. He moved from the family to Tingley in 1896 married Kate Romkee December 22 1903. children Ira Emma William Irwen Paul McKay Elmer Jayne Allen. In 1927 he chose to serve the Lord and remained faithful.

Dick Weeds Ellen Weeda Pella Iowa Tingley Kate Romkee Ira Emma William Lenox Irwen Paul McKay Conway Elmer Buckeye Arizona Jayne Mandan North Dakota Allen Osceola John Los Angeles California Lawrence Mount Leavenworth Kansas Maggie Eckermann Nancy Borrusch

Ownership Statement for Pella Chronicle 1956

The document, sworn by M M De Zwarte co publisher, lists Pella Chronicle ownership and management. Publishers are Rian Sadler and M M De Zwarte with owners H H Sadler Marion M De Zwarte. It notes Marion County State Bank as a major security holder and an average weekly circulation of 3660 copies.

Pella Chronicle Pella Iowa State OF Iowa Marion M. M. de Zwarte Rian Sadler George Ver Steeg Jat H. H. Sadler Marion M. de Zwarte Marion County

Man near Manchester narrowly escapes silo rollover

Jim Grawe, 45, stood atop a 32 foot silo near Manchester when it began to topple. He scrambled onto the barn roof as the silo lurched. The title structure had recently held 140 tons of silage and was damaged in the incident.

Jim Grawe Manchester

Vander Lugt Addresses Liberal Arts at Lake Okoboji

Dr. Gerrit T. Vander Lugt, president of Central College, spoke at a Lake Okoboji conference of the Iowa College Foundation. He urged economic operation, questioned heavy athletic subsidies, pressed higher student contributions, year-round use of campus facilities, and maintaining Ph.D. standards to attract top students and strengthen liberal arts education.

G. T. Vander Lugt Lake Okoboji Gerrit T. Vander Lugt Central College Iowa College Foundation Vander Lugt Foundation Daily

Promoting Private Colleges Amid Tax-Supported Competition

Dr Van der Lugt urged a broad alumni church and citizen base for private liberal arts colleges facing tax-supported rivals. He called for open budgets and truth in promotion to gain trust from corporations foundations and trusts, advocating cooperation over bitter competition. The audience requested more copies after the talk.

van der Lugt

Chain carved at Woolstock presented by George Marshall

George Marshall recently carved a wooden chain of 50 links at Woolstock and presented it to a local recipient whose name is not shown in the provided text. The event highlights craft work and community traditions tied to the Woolstock gathering.

Woolstock George Marshall

Central Faculty Member Talks to School Teachers

Dr Newell Dailey head of Central College Secondary Education met with Public High School teachers on Tuesday to discuss student teaching. He urged sponsor teachers to hold conferences, ideally after hours or Saturdays, and noted seventeen student teachers in grades and six in the high school, naming several by discipline and surname.

Newell Dailey Central College Dailey Frances de Jong Norma Kuyper Borgman Carolyn Coleman Commercial Sayler Edward Scholten Groendyke Inta Simsons Science Wilkins Artan Vesper U.S Gosseink

Farmer Cooperative Marks 50th Anniversary Dinner

The Farmers Cooperative celebrated its 50th anniversary with a dinner. A speaker recalled the organization’s origins and noted the effort involved in each step of its history, mentioning chains carved from wood beginning in 1896.

Farmers Cooperative

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Henrietta Vanden Heuvel Nick Dykens Peter Hoksbergen Jane DU Pree Bacellini Am Wute Satan Homespun Horman Infant Dick Weeda Ernestine Visser Dr. van der Lugt The Republic Newpaper Che Pella
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