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Cards of Thanks for Wedding Anniversary and Sympathy
A series of thank you messages expresses gratitude for visits gifts cards and flowers on a 40th wedding anniversary and after the death of a husband and father. Names include Mr and Mrs Eq Hunnick Mrs Richard Von Otterloo and Mrs Paul Noteboom Sr with thanks to Rev Kolentrander and all who assisted.
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Eq Hunnick
Richard von Otterloo
Kaupins
Griesy
Ray Bernier
Kolentrander
Paul. Noteboom
Henry Poppen
L. R. Hegg
C. W. Moun
Final rites held for Paul Noteboom in Inwood church
Funeral services for Paul Noteboom 74 were conducted at First Reformed Church on Saturday with Rev. Henry W. Kollenbrander officiating. Pallbearers included Peter Pollemma, Sam Kosiska, William Ver Mulm, Henry Hoff, Walter Tilstra and Jake Porter. burial followed in Hichland Cemetery. Noteboom, born October 28, 1891 in the Netherlands, immigrated to the United States at age nine and lived in Iowa and nearby states before retiring in 1947 and settling in Inwood, later living in Valley Manor nursing home. He married Elizabeth Ver Way in Rock Valley in 1910. survived by five sons and six daughters, 41 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, a brother Case and numerous relatives. One son Case was killed in World War I and buried in James Military Cemetery in France.
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First Reformed Church
Henry W. Kollenbrander
Peter Pollema
Sam Kosiska
William Ver Mulm
Henry Hoff
Walter Tilstra
Jake Porter
Bud Hoff
Sebbertus i
Helen Anserment
Hichland
Peter
Nancy
Noteboom
Inwood
Valley Manor
Rock Valley
Elizabeth
Sun City
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James
Tellamook
Ore
John
Long Beach
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Case
James Military Cemetery
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Sioux Electric annual meeting set for March 9 at Northwestern
Sioux Electric Cooperative Association of Orange City plans its annual members meeting for March 9 at Northwestern College auditorium. The agenda includes officer and committee reports, election of four directors for two years, and an auditing committee review. Dedication of the year to retiring director Albert Ramaker, with nominations led by a large committee and several candidates named from multiple townships. A Cappella choir and musical acts will entertain, a Youth Tour report, lunch, door prizes, and a chance to win major appliances and a refrigerator-freezer by ballot.
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