De Haan family pioneers through four generations in Pella
The De Haan story spans Jacob arriving in 1849 and building a two story brick home on University Avenue. Over time the family expanded from farming to industrial cattle feeding with Sid introducing exotic breeds and leading Iowa Maine-Anjou, while Ray and others modernized the operation. The family’s houses evolved, the original home was dismantled in 1931, and the lineage continues with Dawn, Darla, and Dia showing in county 4-H fairs.
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University Avenue
Pella
Jacob de Haan
Wland
Union Street
East Third
Jacob
University
Ray de Haan
Holland
Ray
Southpark
Dingeman Dee Haan
Simon de Haan
de. S. de Haan
Sid de Haan
Sid
Iowa
Marion County Cattlemen’s Association
de Haan
Simon
Dingeman
Sidney
de Haans
Dawn
Darla
Dia
Sneller Receives Eastern Star Religious Leadership Award
Rev. Gary Sneller of Pella received the Eastern Star Iowa training award for religious leadership. He is a 1970 Pella high school graduate, studied at Open Bible College Des Moines, served as assistant pastor in Sioux City, and is pursuing a religion master’s at a Dubuque seminary. The award totals $26,000 this year from member contributions. The Hilltop Manor auxiliary held its Sept. 13 meeting naming officers Mrs. Lawrence Blom, Mrs. Telida Monster, Mrs. Dave De Cook, Mrs. Wilma Kempe, and Mrs. Fred Kooi to lead activities for Manor residents. Interested individuals may contact Mrs. Kooi at 628-4288.
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Gary Sneller
Gerrit Snellers, Jr
Pella
Eastern Star Training
Sneller
Hilltop Manor
Lawrence Blom
Telida Monster
Dave de Cook
Wilma Kempe
Fred Kooi
the Manor
Evangelist Paul Levin to Speak at Immanuel Baptist Newton
Evangelist Paul Levin will conduct evangelistic meetings at Immanuel Baptist Church Newton 1300 N 4th Ave East from Oct 3 to Oct 10 with services 7 30 p m on weekdays 11 a m and 7 p m on Sundays. Levin a Carlock Illinois resident began preaching at 15 and authored 37 gospel tracts printed in 76 languages with over 269 million distributed He founded Bible Tracts Inc for world wide free distribution of his tracts and offers Braille tapes and recordings for the blind His program includes Bible Tract Echoes on over 30 radio stations A nursery will be available and a special youth night is set for Oct 9 Visitors welcome.
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Paul Levin
Immanuel Baptist Church of Newton
Levin
Carlock
Ilinois
Bible Tracts, Inc
Immanuel Baptist
4Th Ave
Newton
How Does Your Garden Grow Fall planting ideas and bulbs
Fall planting suggestions advance with easy growers Allium both dwarf and giant, and Surprise lily with blooms later in August. Allium bulbs divide well, reaching up to five feet for the giant type and a foot for the dwarf, lasting years with little care. Daffodils brighten borders and tree bases, four to five inches deep in good soil. Alliums adapt to sun and moisture, with rock garden mixes offering blue red yellow white varieties.
Rev Lubbers on radio sermons on Revelation
The Rev. G. Lubbers of the First Protestant Reformed Church preaches a 13 part radio series on Revelation chapters 1 to 3. The half hour program Sunday at 7 30 a m features Psalter singing and preaching over KBOE in Oskaloosa. He will continue with the letters to the seven churches in coming weeks.
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G. Lubbers
First Protestant Reformed Church
KBOE
Oskaloosa
Rev. Lubbers
Vaccination plan outlined for Marion county adults
A public health nurse says a swine flu vaccine plan is formed for Marion county, pending availability. Distribution targets adults 18 and older with two day clinics in Pella and Knoxville and shorter sessions in Bass Melcher and Pleasantville, likely delayed to late October or early November.
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Marion County
Delores Rees
Pella
Knoxville
Bass Melcher
Pleasantville
Blackwood Brothers to Perform at Central College
The Blackwood Brothers gospel group will sing at Douwstra Chapel in Central College Thursday Sept 23 at 7 30 p m. James Blackwood heads the act, a five time Grammy winner, with the group dating to 1934 and a long concert and recording history including 28 years of recordings.
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Blackwood Brothers
Central College
Douwstra Chapel
James Blackwood
The
Gospel Music Association
Women attend Bible League conference in Grand Rapids
A group of 39 women including 14 from northwestern Town left Pella Monday to attend the World Home Bible League women's division conference in Grand Rapids, Mid. Sept. 20. The Civic Auditorium hosts the Sept. 21-22 event themed In God We Trust with speakers and scripture readings. The division supports the League’s missionary goals through finances.
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Pella
World Home Bible League
Grand Rapids
Mid
Civic Auditorium
Salvation Army nurse to speak at First Reformed Church
Salvation Army nurse Evaden Hartog will speak about her experiences in Bangladesh at the First Reformed Church of Pella.
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Salvation Army
Evaden Hartog
Bangladesh
First Reformed Church of
Pella
Craft workshops planned at Historical Village in Pella
The Crafters Guild will offer free workshops at the Historical Village if there is enough interest. A spinning class may occur within two weeks with calls to Vicki at the Pella Chamber of Commerce to confirm times. Future sessions include corn husk crafts and quilting with supply lists provided by instructors.
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Historical Village
Pella
Patsy Sadler
Ken Vandevoort
Merlyn Vander Leest
Herm Nollens
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