Rites Held for Mrs James Den Besten
Mrs James Den Besten 74 of Doon died May 12 after a brief illness at Hegg Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held May 15 at Porter Funeral Home with Rev Geoge Lanting of Edgerton officiating. Burial followed in Hillside Cemetery. Survivors include widower and three daughters, three sons, two sisters, a brother, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James den Besten
Doondied
Hegg Memorial Hospital
Porter Funeral Home
Geoge Lanting Af Edgerton
Minn
Donald Aardema
John Kalsbeek
Edwin van Ginkel
Henry Blankespoor
Pete van den Yop
Henry Miersma
Henry Stellinga
Hillside Cemetery
Doon
Nettie Orten
Hull
Andrew van den Top
Linden
Wash
Adrianna
Dokney
Calif
Bernard Kamminga
Grand Rapids
Mich
John
Hardwick
Bernard
William
Rock Valley
Emery Pals
Ralph Gritters
Milwaukee
Ore
Keep
Banning
Hope Haven weekly calendar and retiree note
Sunday May 10 De Jagee led morning worship at Sandhant Memorial and First Reformed Monroe and Doon Reformed in the evening. Monday May 11 Sioux County Board of Supervisors guests Couples Club Luverne Reformed. Tuesday May 12 Sunshine Circle Bethe Christian Reformed. Executive Board met. Wednesday May 13 Peace Lutheran Rock Valley ladies toured. Salem Reformed Little Rock program. Thursday May 14 De Jager led Evangelism Conference in Sioux Falls. Hope Haven staff dinner at Holland House Kooima Machine Works. Friday May 15 De Hager presented Hope Haven program Maple Lake Silver Creek Reformed. Visitors from Freeland Lansing Grand Rapids Addis Ababa Hong Kong Platte Stickney New Holland Oskaloosa Clarinda Cherokee Iowa. Retiree note: Bill Van Surete ends 6? years in Pella fabric shop. bought by 1934 calico era era details. Great Wall of China 1,684 mafles at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Jagee
Sandhant Memorial
First Reformed Churches
Monroe
D. D
Doon Reformed Church
Sioux County Board of Supervisors
Couples Club
Luverne Reformed Church
Sunshine Circle
Cencec Bethe! Christian’ Reformed Church
Narning
The
Ladies of the Peace
Freeland
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Mich
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Africa
Brewton
Alabama
Hong Kong
Platte, Stickney
New Holland
Oskatoosa
Clarinda
Cherokee
Iowa
Large hog dominates sale at Omaha Livestock Exchange
A gigantic 800 pound barrow named Big Porkie, owned by Mr and Mrs Fridolf Lyden of Shenandoah and Ash, topped the Omaha Livestock Exchange sale as the era’s largest hog. The note recalls early parking meters in Oklahoma City 1945 and details on various agricultural progress in Iowa counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McDowell
Eldora
Iowa
Iowa Wildlife Federation
Sidota
Porkie
Fridolf Lyden
Shen
Ash
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Oklahoma City
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Van's Auto Electric
James Deogeste
Hal
HOPE
Pella
Bill van Surete
HLH
Geehoed
Calico
van Sittert
China
Herbert C. Hoover
Maurice E. Eldridge
Sivay
Itl
Barktest
Ford
U.S
BEE
Scanlan Insurange
PU TR Valley State
D.1.c. Rock Valley
Lown
Ng Rere
Alvord
Wells Blue Bunny
Jim Driesen
C. J. Schroeder
Wolverine
Arend's Clothing and Shoes
Rock Valley Municipal Pool
Switl
Kosters Iga
Peggy Kosters
16Th Street
City OF
Sioux County Water Safety Program
Red Cross
O Jr