Page 12 of Dec 16 1976 Issue of Sioux County Index in Hull, Iowa

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Sioux County Index (Newspaper) - December 16, 1976, Hull, IowaObituary Herbert de Jong Herbert de Jong 63, of Sioux Center died dec. 10 in the Sioux Center Hospital. Services were dec. 11 in the first Christian reformed Church. The Rev. B. J. Haan officiated. Burial was in the West Lawn cemetery at Orange City under the direction of the Vander Ploen funeral Home of Sioux Center. Or de Jong was born dec. 18, 1892, at be Mars. He married Goldie Vanroekel mar. 14, 1918, at Hull. He was in the hatchery and feed business in Sioux Center for Many years before retiring. Survivors include a sister miss Jennie de Jong of Sioux Center and two Brothers the Rev. Ben de Jong of Grandville Michigan and the Rev. Frank de Jong of san Jose California. Sioux Center local news William Schoep or. Is a patient in the Sioux Valley Hospital Sioux Falls South Dakota where he underwent major surgery. The annual congregational business meeting of the first reformed Church was held and at the election of officers newly elected elders include a Broek Art Kamerman John Mol Bernard Vermeer and Harry Kraayenbrink. They replace retiring elders Neal c. Mol Elmer Vermeer Andrew Vermeer and Harold e. Vermeer. New deacons include Jack Tim Mer Evert l. Franken Irwin Vermeer Gene Beernink and Ralph h. Vande Berg. They take the place of retiring deacons Don Borek Virgil Kots Arthur j. Schuiteman Gary Testroete and Wayne Vermeer. Mrs. Ted Kaemingk was admitted to the St. Lukes Hospital in Sioux City and had major surgery there. Or. And mrs. Ray Helder from grand rapids Michigan were recent weekend guests in the Rev. Henry Vanden Heuvel Home. Ellen Vermeer of Littleton Colorado is visiting with relatives in the area. Rev. Sergey broadcaster for the words of Hope to Russia conducted services in the free Grace reformed Church of Middleburg and was a dinner guest in the Gerrit h. Franken or. Home. Mrs. Dick Schelling is in the Sioux Valley Hospital Sioux Falls South Dakota following major surgery. Rev. And mrs. Curry Pikkaart and sons from Holland Michigan arrived to spend a few Days with friends her and were House guests of or. And mrs. Lowell Vande Berg. Rev. Pikkaart former youth pastor at the Church conducted All of the services there on sunday. Or. And mrs. Harold e. Vermeer and or. And mrs. Orville Kempers spent several Days in Denver Colorado where the men attended a nip co and rec business meeting. Or. And mrs. Fred w. Clever Inga left for Detroit Michigan to assist their daughter and husband or. And mrs. Lyle Wil Liams both Blind who arrived there from their former Home in Little Rock Arkansas. Williams will be employed at the veterans Hospital in Detroit. Elmer Vermeer has been a patient in the mercy Hospital in Des Moines for More than a week for injuries sustained in a fall on the ice there. Mrs. Louis Bouma has returned Home from the Hospital in Yankton South Dakota where she had undergone major surgery. Wendell h. Rentink broker Ensink realty Home 726-2500 office 726-2321 Ana deaths or. In wout Fetra or. In would Ira 60, of hampers died Dee. 8 at a Hospital in Orange City of Long illness. Services were in in Christian reformed Church at Hospers. Mrs. Woudstra the former while Mana Rensma was born feb. 23, 1907 at Orange ally. She was married at Orange City feb. A 1930. Survivors include this widower iwo sons Lloyd and Irwin both of Hospers one daughter mrs Berle Gwen Bousema of Sheldon 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren four alters miss Sophie mrs. John Martens Kre Kaa mrs. Frances Duven and mrs. Ralph Jennie Bouma. All of Orange City and three Brothers the Rev. William k. Of Linden. Wash., Jerry of Orange City and John of West Sayville new York. Ouane h. Linder Duane h. Linder 63, of Hartley died dec. 8 in a Hartley Hospital of a Long illness. Or Linder was born july 12, 1913, near Hartley. He was graduated from Harlley High school in 1931. He married Mary Kloppenburg april 17, 1938, in Paullena. They Farmed until 1962 when or. Linder waa hired to manage Russell s redi mix Plant in Harlley. He retired in 1976. Donna j. While Donna Jeane while 6, daughter of mrs Vivian while of Hawarden and James while of Aberdeen South Dakota died dec 9 at a no verily hospitals in Iowa cily of Brief illness. Services were dec. 11 in St. Paul lutheran Church at Ireton. A Donna Jeane was born oct. 31. 1970 at Hawarden. Survivors in addition to her parents include a sister Ann at Home and her paternal grandparents or. And mrs. Elmer White of Hawarden. Marlon ver Steeg Marion j. Ver Steeg 66, Orange ally died dec. 9 Al an Orange City Hospital d sudden illness. Services were dec. 11 in he first reformed Church. Or. Raymond Vanheukelom and the rav. Perry Raak officiated. Or. Ver Steeg was born feb. 26, 1910 Ai Orange City. He spent All his life in the area. He was a retired labourer. He was a member of the first reformed Church. Survivors include five Brothers four Sisters and others. Lloyd j. Vant Hof Lloyd j. Vant Hof 47, Rural Alton died dec. 13 at the Orange City Hospital. Services were dec. 15 at the Newkirk reformed Church with the Rev. Clarence Van Heuklom officiating. Or. Vant Hof was born dec. 27. 1928, in Rural Alton. He married Joann de Leeuw Jan. 12, 1951, in Middleburg. A lifelong resident of the Newkirk area he had been a Farmer 23 years. He was a Veteran of the . Army and a member of the Newkirk reformed Church. Survivors include the widow two sons Lyla of Monterey California and Larry of Orange City a daughter mrs. Terry Cheryl Heronemus of Orange City two Brothers Kenneth of Rural Alton and Ronald of Hospers his parents or. And mrs. Lou vant Hof of Orange City three Stepbrother Orville and Glen oof an both of Rural Orange City and Stanley Oolman of Paullena and a grandson. Shop in Hull shop in Boyden Page to la ii to Raj it a Btl Iowa 51239 thursday Dae. 16,1976 Bible archaeology courses offered at Northwestern the Northwestern College religion department will offer a biblical archaeology a on wednesday evenings during the second semester. Or. Lyle Vander Werff will be instructor of the course. Students taking a biblical archaeology will study How archaeologists operate digging dating and determining the significance of the find correlating discoveries with biblical history and text. The course covers the age of Abraham to the age of the apostles and should Appeal not Only to sunday school teachers and Church workers but also a whole Range of persons desiring to expand their understanding of the Bible explains Vander Werff. A biblical archaeology will begin at 7 . On Jan. 5 in room 119, Vanpeursem Hall. To Register Contact the College registrar. A biblical archaeology a can be taken for non credit at $10, audit at $30, of three hours credit at the regular tuition Cost. Be on the Alert for fire Home fires according to a Survey Are caused most frequently by careless smokers children playing with matches faulty electrical wiring flammable liquids improper burning of rubbish Check your Home for these hazards. Check with us for the proper insurance. Deko Sterns. Hull Iowa a Santa is c0n?ib� at the legion room of the Hull Community building thurs., amp Friday dec. 16&17 mon., and tuesday evenings dec. 20 amp 21 coloured photos of $400 your child and Santa Only a from 8 to $ each night Hull business amp professional club we can help to Wells Blue Bunny a ice Cream and items expire sat Nite dec. 18th ail flavors v2 Gal. 99 sugar $1.98 Pillsbury biscuits 7/$ Al 00 10 1b. Bag pert a napkins 160 it. Pkg. 46 of. Cans hawaiian punch Kraft Complete 5 lbs. Pancake mix 2.29 Purina cat Chow 10 la. Bog $099 old Home a Raisin bread a a 59 Flavo kist Oyster crackers Sunshine i to crackers Woodland Cut Green Beans 4/$i00 s amp h Bonus specials with filled Bonus books no. 303 i cans Woodland liquid 32 of. Size detergent giant size top 16 of. Morrell s Pride Bat Jan butter nut Coffee s1 a Quot baby fresh 39 2 la. Pkg Ore Ida Tator tots. T 69 Emerald 1 la. Large p9 to walnuts. Farm kist Iyub pkg. Breakfast prunes. Ast 59 2 la. Box $159 limit one please 1 produce Whiple. Jar cheeses.491 w her Apple peach Raisin amp Lemon Ltd in premix a can 2 la. Pkg. Order your fruit baskets for Christmas now. Meats pork roast ,b-.89 end Cut pork chops �?,.89 ground beef $1 -45 Cornland pork sausage .98 20 la. Off any bulk lunch meat this week end Large Navel oranges Doz. 99 cranberries .rha._______________39 Large size tangerines. Doz. 69 Idaho russet potatoes 20ob.bag _$1.89 tossed salad too Gerber Sale mix or match baby shirts amp 2/1.39 training pants baby powder Reg 1.45 now 15 of. Pkg. 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