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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1952 THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL PAGE THIRTEEN 1952 Chronology (Continued From Page 12) "end-of-season" work at beach, 13. Cornerstone laying ceremonies held at site of new Holland Christian high school. 14. Fifty Hope college students 'from New Jersey begin campaign to have home state permit absentee voting. 15.

Sen. Richard Nixon. Republican candidate lor Vice President, makes In Holland. 16. Crowds estimated at 2,000 as Sen.

Richard Nixon and wife appear In Holland In Presidential campaign. 17. Hudsonvllle Farmers Co-operative elevator destroyed In lire ot undetermined origin, 18. Barbara Brinks, sophomore from Jenlson, crowned queen of Hope college Homecoming festivities as city welcomes crowds of college alumni. 20.

Small game hunting season gets underway In Holland area: both pheasants and hunters plentiful. 21. Community Chest drive launched In Holland area with more than 300 volunteer workers shifting Into action. 22. W.

A. Butler reappointed president of Holland Tulip Time Festival, Inc. 22. Russell (Bud) Zwagerrnan, 41, Hudsonvllle, admits setting four big fires In Hudsonvllle that destroyed four business establishments with 5500,000 damages 23 Holland high students plan to provide transportation and baby sitting service tor voters during Nov. 4 election.

24. Ottawa county Board of Supervisors decides to buy voting machines for entire countj 25. L. W. Lamb of Holland elected member of county road commission.

27. Fast spreading fire destroys more than 60 acres on Todd and Balch farms, state game refuge, near Fennville, as conservation officers ask hunters' caution In tinder-dry hunting areas. 28. Snow flurries and snappy cold cut short Holland's Indian summer. 29.

President Truman's whlstle- campaign train to pass through Holland. 30. President's train a through Holland but all onlookers disappointed when President Truman fails to make appearance 31. Junior Chamber ot Commerce entertains Holland kids at annual Hallowe'en at Rlverview park. NOVEMBER 0.

Judith Swlerenga, Axel and Beatrice Vander Wilt top prizes for costumes in Junior Chamber of Commerce Hallowe'en party for Holland kids. 3 Host of Holland organizations band together In biggest of all get- out-the vote program. 4 Crowds flock to polls In Holland to cast vote for nation's President and state officials. 5. Holland Sentinel puts out first election extra, in several years to announce victory of Gen Dwight D.

Elsenhower In Presidential election: locally, city votes to build municipal recreation center 6. John H. Van Dyke named to Holland Hospital Board by Common Council. 7. Fire Inspectors and special agents spend day In Holland Inspecting homes and other buildings as part ot Fire Prevention Day campaign 8 Special seven-car football train takes big crowd of Holland high and adults to Benton Harbor for, game.

10 Keys to Ottawa county voting machines turned over by Clerk Anna Van Horssen to state police pending recount In close state gubernatorial race. 11. Armistice Day observed in Holland; Holland high stages traditional program. 11. Board of Education consldres needs In expanding local school facilities.

12 Pvt. Kenneth E. Young, 22, son of Mrs. Frank Oakes of Holland, killed In action In Korea. 13.

JoAnn Fisher crowned queen of Holland high school 1952 Football Festival 14. Holland's Community Chest goes over goal of $42,156 by $220. 15. City employes tear down historic tower atop fire station. 17.

Much-needed rain soaks Holland area In terrific thunder and lightning storm. 18. Henry Weyenberg named vice president ol Holland Chamber of Commerce. 19. Deer hunters' success stories topped by Sgt Donald Brink.

Hamilton GI home on furlough, who bagged prize 18-polnt buck weighing 260 pounds. 20. Women of Holland area organize Resthaven Guild to raise funds lor Holland's home for the aged. 71. City begins plans for decorating downtown area for Christmas season.

22. St. Francis school to receive Automobile Club of Michigan's traveling safety cup award for safety patrol program. 24. Word received here of death of Edward M.

Den Herder, president of Zeeland State bank, while vacationing In Florida. 25. Ottawa county to send 55 men Into armed services as December quota; 19 from Holland included. Snow flurries carried by winds up to more than 60 miles per hour whistle through Holland area as entire Midwest hit by season's first blizzard. 27.

Holland observes Thanksgiving Diay. 28. Hurricane winds decline, but first heavy snowfall leaves slippery roads and first real winter weather 29. Because Ottawa county has voting machines In all precincts, no recount will be necessary in state recount of governor's race; Ottawa only county in state with voting machines throughout. DECEMBER 1.

Highways in area Jammed with carloads of hunters taking advantage of special three-day "any-deer season" 2 Six-year-old Zeeland child, Mary Haan, Instantly kil'ed is she runs Into path of huge oil truck 3. Hope college students pledge $1,650 in annual Mission Fund drive. 4. Charles R. Sligh, Jr, of Holland, elected president ot National Association Manufacturers for 1953, at sessions in New York City.

5. Santa Claus arrives in Holland. 6. Holland township district No. 1 votps to increase mlllage and raise bond issue to build new school replacing "24th St school." 8 Connie Norlln, young baton twlrler, wins honors In txvlrling contest, will represent Michigan at national contest.

9. Mrs. Albert Tlmmer resigns as executive director of Holland Camp Fire Grils after serving eight years. 10. Active Saugatuck couple, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Randall, celebrate 65th wedding anniversary. 11. Ottawa county polio victim, Thomas Draoht, 21, ot Coopersville. dies at St Mary's hospital.

Grand Rapids. 12. Holland high school seniors choose Saily Damson as DAR Good 13. Eleanor Duffy of Holland cho- one of 15 Republicans officially representing Michigan at Inauguration of President-elect Dwight D. Elsenhower In Washington.

-13. Seven to 10-Inch snowfall blankets Holland. 15. Holland's snow loader first real workout of winter season in removing heavy week-end snowfall. .16.

Camp Fire Girls carry out annual city-wide Christmas caroling program. 17. Large crowd attends annual holiday presentation of "The Messiah" in Hope Memorial chapel. 18. Dr.

Frederick F. Yonknrfan, native of Holland, elected vice president In charge of research by Clba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc. 19. Ottawa county unit of American Cancer society presents miniature chest film unit x-ray department of Holland, hospital. 20.

Cold freezing rain coats roads and highways with hazardous layer ot Ice. 22. Mary Ellen Nyenhuls ot Drenthe named DAK Good Citizen at Zeeland high school. 23. Common Council Informally approves preliminary plans tor proposed new Municipal Recreation building at special session.

24 Hope college Science building damaged to extent of $35,000 by fire on top floor. 24. The Sentinel presents annual holiday Christmas features, including plans ot thousands of families for holiday celebrations. 26. Clean-up crew gets to work at cleaning Science building on Hope college campus; damage said to be under original $35.000 estimate.

27. Posse finds lost hunter, Marvin Lokers, Zeeland. safe In woods north of Holland after he was lost for several hours. 29. Tulip Time commission meets to make first plans for 1953 Tulip Time.

30. Crystal Lake Farm bureau, Oceana county, wins Sweepstakes prize In 1952 West Michigan Farm-to- Prosper contest; Beechwood Mothers club rated top unit in Ottawa county 31. Sentinel reviews activities and accomplishments of community during 1952 In annual year-end edition. Red Cross Groups Relaxing After Holiday Season Various groups of Red Cross volunteers can relax again after a busy season of planning and preparing gifts, programs and parties for servicemen and hospital patients. The Ottawa chapter supply committee began some months ago when members accepted a quota of 100 gifts for servicemen on the high seas at Christmas tune.

The committee purchased attractive and interesting articles (games, tobacco pouches, pipes, tohet articles and other welcome gifts) and packed and shipped them to the west coast by Dec. 1 so they could be shipped out and distributed to those boys who would be en route to their posts on Christmas day and probably would not be receiving their gifts from home. Some of these gifts were donated by local people interested in the project. Residents of Zeeland, and Hudsonville also contributed gifts valued at $250 each. For the patients at Percy Jones, the committee did further shopping and found games and comfort articles which would be useful and interesting.

Again contributions from interested people made it possible for the chapter to send 100 gifts for the men who would be confined to their beds at Chrastmastome. A local manufacturing" concern sent down a large fruit basket which was to be awarded as a prize to the hos- patal ward with the best decorations. Local Horizon groupsj fraternal organizations and individuals baked cookies and cakes for panties during the holidays. The chapter arranged for special music for the holidays and the Women's Glee Club of Hope college presented a two-hour program, dividong into small groups and caroling throughout the hospital wards. A regular entertainment feature arranged by the chapter, a group of young business girls from the city, went to the hospital with special candy and cookies and games.

Local Gray Ladies have kept their scheduled appointments at the hospital at Fort Custer despite the many activities here which have demanded theor tome and energies. Some Gray Lady groups have taken cookies and cakes to serve to the men at the Veteran's Hospital. AH refreshments are contributed by persons interested in the program. The local chapter distributed toys to various families, toys which had been given by members of the South Ottawa Teachers club Maplewood Reformed church, and the Junior Welfare League. Gifts of money given to the chapter provided Christmas dinners for needy families.

All these activities were examples again of the fact that Holland people give not to the Red Cross, but through the Red Cross, to those persons who need help. Highway Deaths To Exceed 38,000 CHICAGO (UP)-- i a crashes killed Americans at a rate of 103 a day during 1952 and the total traffic deaths for the year will exceed 38,000, the fourth highest in history, the National Safety Council estimated today. The Council added that the number of deaths might be boosted considerably by tonight's Year's Eve celebration which annually takes a heavy toll ot motorists and their passengers. Council safety experts have predicted that 410 persons will die in traffic during the New Year holiday from 6 p.m. today to midnight next Sunday.

The four-day Christmas weekend claimed a record total of 588 lives on highways. Altogether, the Council said, 35,000 will be injured by the' time the holiday season ends. Since some of the injured will die, the experts believe the toll of dead for the period will exceed 1,200. The Council warned that it was possible that the number of traffic deaths for the year might exceed the total of 38,089 deaths In 1936 and thus become the third highest in history. "Good weather over most of the nation in December would tend to boost the toll, since travel bas.

not been curtailed as it was during last year's blizzards," Council statement FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO DIED DURING 1952 3, died several after lrth at Zeeland hospital. 22. Leonard De "Zwaan, 54, of 256 South, Maple Zeeland, died of a ieart attack In De Free store, Zee- inl, where he was employed. 22. George Roest of Marlon, Ohio, of Holland, died at his 23." Peter Kraak, 85, of 232 North State Zeeland, died at Zeeland lospital.

24. William Schultz, 74, of route Zeeland, died at his home. 24. Mrs. Ebba Marls.

81. of 474 West 22nd died at Holland hospl- al. 25. Gllbertus Haan, 82, died at his Evaftron Philip Mutiny FullonOurtlw 'Sir Staffanl OiMtt William Fox Maximlilvinov Fanny Ward 702 North Shore home. t.

M. Giannini Sisftr Kenny Harold Hugh Herbert Cholm Weizmam King Susan ferenc Molaai died while visiting at the home or a neighbor. 27. Herman Van Tongeren, 84, of Holland, died In Mound City hospl- al, after being hit by a car 10 previously In St. Petersburg, Fla.

28. Jacob Vander Fatten, 71, of died at his 28. Mrs. Adrlana Woldrlng, 67, of 39 Cherry St. died at Holland hospl- al.

28. Mrs. Susan Vander Veen ot 25S lne Ave. died at her home. 29.

Ira Veldhoff, 67, died at his home in East Saugatuck. 29. Mrs Henry A. Vanden Brink, 56, of route 4. died at Holland hospital.

29. Merton V. Wieland. 63, of Chicago and summer resident ot Sauga- died at his Chicago home, 7000 Andrew Jackson i Howard Chandler Hlggins Christy John Carfield Carlo Sforza Erien McMaban Virrorio Robert P. Patterson Gertrude tawrenco 1952 Necrology JANUARY 1.

Larry Jay Dreyer, three-month- old son ol Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dreyer of Noordeloos, died at the family home. 2 Mrs Dena De Vrles, 68. of 326 East Washington Zeeland, died at St.

Mary's hospital, Grand Rapids. 2 Johannes (John) Zoerhof, 72, of 176 West 20th St, died at Holland hospital 3 William Kremers, 73, of Niagara Falls, N. formerly of Holland, died at Niagara Falls 4 Mary Norma Guajardo, lour- rnonth-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Guajardo, died at her home, 174 East Seventh St.

4. Charles Helmers, 62, of 354 West 17th St, died while en route to Baker Furniture Company. He was stricken at the corner ot 24th St. and Columbia Ave. 4.

Ray Gerred, 72, of Fennville, died at Allegan county hospital. 5 John De Groot, 73, formerly of Vrlesland, died at Pine Rest. 5 Mrs. Catherine C. Fansler, 89, formerly of Holland, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Nina Ingiiam, 140 Griggs St, S. Grand Rapids 5 John Flagg, 86, of route 2, Fennvllle, died at Douglas Community hospital. 6. Clarence Burr Billings, 84, died at his home In Saugatuck. 7.

Edgar Nutklns, formerly of Holland, died at his home, 340 Dawson St, Sault Ste. Marie. 8. Frank M. Wojtalewlcz, 79, of Hllllards, died at Allegan Health Center.

8. Mrs. Flora Lockwood, 78, formerly of Fennville, died at the home ot her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Douterse of Walkervllle, Ind. 11.

John Ten Brink, 75, died at his "norne, S12 Pine Ave 11. One-day-old twin sons ot Mr and Mrs. Jerrold De Frell of route 5, died at Holland hospital. 13 William Weenum, 68, died at his home In Borculo. 14.

Mrs! Dora Hunt, 84, formerly of Wayland, died at Allegan county hospital 14 Mrs. AnnJe Dykstra, SO, died at her home In Salem township, 15. Connie Joy Barber, Intant daughter of Corp. and Mrs. Edward Barber of 252 West llth died at Holland hospital.

16. Fred Lundberg, 66, of Dun- nlngvlllc, died at Allegan Health Center. 18. John Slenk, 66, route died at Holland hospital. 20.

Justin G. Nevenzel, 64, of Laketown township, route died at Holland hospital 20. Aleck Monetza, 49, of 592 Lawn Ave. died at Holland hospital. 21.

Vickie Lynn Mlchielsen, Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Mlchielsen of East 16th died at birth at Holland hospital. 24 Cornelius Roos, 82, of 265 East 13th St, died at Holland hospital. 25 Mrs Minnie Beerbower, 70, died at her home, 205 West 16th St. 25.

Henry Maat, 70, of route 2 died at his home. 25. Arend Commissarls, Burnips died at his home 78, of 26. Jennie Waterway, 61, died at the home of her brother-in-law, Bram Witteveen of route 4 28. Mrs.

Jenny Trotter, 83 widow of the late Rev George Trotter, died at Holland hospital. She had been making her home at East Ninth St 29 Mrs Rcka Brouwer, 71, of route 2, died at her home. 30. Alvy Lewis Romme, 65, of Holland, formerly of Oak Park 111 died at Holland hospital. 30 Lucas Compagncr, 61, of South Maple St, Zeeland died of a heart attack while helping his son move from Oakland to East Saugatuck 31.

Mrs. Orlcna E. Banks, 75, died at her home on route 2 31. Dick H. Vande Bunte, of 214 West 15th St, formerly county commissioner of schools, died in the City Hall at Lansing FEBRUARY 1.

Mrs. Afra Bushnell, 58, formerly of Fennville, died at her home In Kalamazoo. 2. John Knoll, 72, of 20 East 15th St, died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Dykema of 5650 Eastern Ave, Grand Rapids. 2 Lambert Bloemsma. 47. died at home, 540 East Central Zeeland. 2.

Mrs. Sybella van Ryn van Alkemade. formerly of Holland, died at home In Oakwood Manor, Grand Rapids. Irs Minnie Van Haltsma, 62, of 419 East Lincoln Ave, Zeo'snd died at Zeeland hospital 4. Miss Clara A.

Voorhorst, 60, of St. died at Holland hos- 4. John J. Scholten, 76, died at his home, route 2. Zeeland.

4. Mrs. Catherine De Vries, 63 formerly of Borculo, died at her home in Portland. -A- rs Anna Hopkina, K5. of 155 West 15th St.

died at Holland hospital 4. Wayne Harvey Knoll, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Knoll, route 2, in Olive township, several hours after birth at Holland hospital. 5.

Mrs. Fred Meyer. 58, of route Hamilton, died at Allegan Health Center. 5. Henry Tcr Meer, 66, of route 5, Ulcd at Holland hospital.

5. Edward De Noyelles, 84, died at his home in Pullman. J. The Rev. Lambertus VeltkamD 76, 1 of 141 West 23rd died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, the Rev.

and Mrs. J. T. da ol 96i Alpine Grand JUpKU. 6.

Albert Lodeman. 67, of Kalamazoo, formerly of Oakland, died at his home. i 7. Mrs Lena Williams, 76. ol 256 West Ninth St, died at home.

8 Stephen Wolters, 60, died at his home one mile south of Graafschap 8 Leonard Klevit, 76, of Central Park, died at Mease hospital, Dunedin, Fla. 8. Thomas Henry Cole, 78, died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T.

G. Chelean. Port Sheldon, route 1, West Olive. 9. Louis Tlmmer, 56, of 106 West 20th died at Holland hospital.

9. Sherman Welch, 85, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Alvln Rasmussen, In Fennville. 9. Mrs.

Ellzabet Weed, 89, Saugatuck died at Rivenlde Convalescent home, Saugatuck. 10. Albert De Haan, 59, of Stanton died at convalescent home near Morley. 11 Mrs. Edith Kardux, 88, died at her Aome, 230 Howard Ave.

12 Ivan Frank Bowen, 25, died of self-inflicted gunshot wounds at the home of his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bowen, 4S2 West 23rd with whom he was living. 13 Hugo J. P.

Haub, 82, of Douglas died in Grand Rapids. 14. Peter Kelava died at his home near West Olive, 14. Mrs. Arthur Vos, 85, formerly of Holland, died at a Grand Rapids convalescent home.

15. Julius Claeys, 74, of Fennvllle, died at Allegan Health center. 16. Janice Grace Baron, two-year- old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rus sell Baron of Forest Grove, died at St. Mary's hospital.

Grand Rapids. 16. Mrs John H. Jansen, 42, of 267 East 32nd St, died at Holland hospital. 18.

Christian Kammeraad, 69, died at his home, 43 West ISlh St. 18 Tom Scholten, 59, of route 2, Zeeland, died at HoUand hospital 18. Ada Van Haften, 68. of West Eighth died at Holland hospital. 21.

Elmer Berthwlck, 70, of Pearl died at his home. 23. Virginia Ruth Schurman, 37, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. George Schurman of East 24th St, died at her home.

23. John J. Veldheer, 81, of 210 East 13th St. died at Holland hospital. 24.

Mrs Susie Heyboer, 66, of Jamestown died at Zeeland hospital. 24. Ronald Leon Wyrick, 15, hung himself In the garage of a new home his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyrlek, were building on route 2 West Olive.

27. Benjamin Plasger, 65, of 55 West 19th died at Ferguson sanitarium. Grand Rapids. 27. The Rev.

William D. Vanderwerp, 82. formerly of Holland, died at Pine Rest sanatarium 27. Ole Soderbcrg, SG, died at home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Delbert Soderberg of routs 4 28 Mrs Kate Chatterton Borden, 88, of Holland died at Holland hospital. 28 Henry Vander Welde, 59, of 229 North State Zeeland, died at his home. 28 Dorothy Mae Moomey, 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Moomey, 441 West 23rd St, Holland, died ot injuries received when she accidentally fell at Michigan State hospital, Kalamazoo. 28 Mrs.

Catherine Greenway, 43 formerly of Holland, died at her home, 2050 Francis Ave, SE, Grand Rapids. 28. Peter Branderhorst, 73, of Allendale died at the home ot his daughter, Mrs. John Van Wyk. 28.

William Hogancamp, 41, of Ganges, died at the Allegan county hospital. 28. Hiram Brackenrldge, 36. of New York and formerly of Saugatuck, died at Roosevelt hospital, N. Y.

29. Albert H. Meyer, Holland's oldest business man died at his home, 4 West 12th St. He was 93. MARCH 3 Mrs.

William Jansen, 73, of route 6, died at Holland hospital. 4 Mrs. Anna Newhouse, 73, of 244 East 15th St, died at Holland hospital 4 Ralph H. Miller, 60, of Saugatuck, died In Florida while vacationing. 4.

Mrs Anna L. Bloom, 89, died at the home of her son, Albert, In Pullman. 6. Anthony L. Elenbaas, 67, of route 3, Zeeland, was killed almost Instantly when struck by a car while riding his bicycle on Byron Center Kd.

7. Joe Slajer, 68, ot 766 Howard died at Holland hospital. 7. Mary Lynn De Goed, Infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs Paul De Goed of West 14th St- died at birth at Holland hospital. 9.

Mrs. Maggie- Myaard, 76, of West Main Ave, Zeeland, died at Holland hospital 10. John Hicks, 80, of Fennvllle, died at Ebenezer convalescent home, Otsego. 11. Karen Mae Breuker, Infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Breuker, 4346 Lincoln road, died at birth at Holland hospital. H. Robert Runnels, 44, of 958 South Shore Dr, died at his home. 11.

Nellie De Jonge, 71, of 27 East 13th St, died at her home 11. Clyde F. Brltton, 64. died at Ills home, 591 South Shore Dr. 12.

Mrs. Henry A. Lannlng, 82, of 78 East 17th died at Holland hospital. 13. Ralph E.

Bredeweg, 76, of Drenthe, route 3, Zeeland. died at his home. 14. Mrs. Winifred Coffey of 254 East llth St, died at Paw Paw hospital.

15. Mrs. William Sloothaak, 81, died at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloothaak of 122 West 17Ch St.

17. Abel Mannes, 70, of route 2, Zeeland, died at his home. 17. Earl Arnold Eaton, 62, ot Douglas, died at Douglas hospital. 18.

Mrs. Mary De Witt, 80, died at her home, 231 North Michigan Zeeland. 18. Roelf Forsten, 73, of 411 West 22nd died at the home of his son, Joe Forsten, 416 West 21st St. 19.

John C. Diekema, 36, of 162 East Eighth St, -hospital. 26. Dr. M.

Van Kersen, Holland optometrist, died at his home, 26 West 13th St. 26. Mrs. Pear Zawlla. 61, died at her home, route Fennvllle.

26. Earl Russell Hagerman, 60, formerly of Port Sheldon, died at tKE Michigan Veterans Facility hospital, Grand Rapids. -27. Mrs. Anna Berkompas, 52, of 262 West 15th St.

died at Holland hospital. 27. David F. Erlckson of Chicago, formerly of Saugatuck and Gibson, died while at work. 29.

Dr. Frederick Leppmann, 79, of 235 West 23rd St. died at Holland hospital. i 30. Durward B.

Thompson, 75, of 541 Elm Dr. died at Michigan Veterans Facility hospital, Grand Rapids. 30. Joe Henry Ten Cate, 62, of 591 Central Ave. died at the Christian Psychopathic hospital, Cutlerville.

31. Mrs. Andrew Boeve, 44, of route 5, died at Holland hospital. 31. Mrs.

Alice Norris, 90, of 82 East 18th. SL died at Holland hospital. 31. Mrs. Bert J.

Slagh, 71, died at her home, route 2. died at Holland 19 Mrs. Mabel Zeltsch Van Dragt of Douglas, died In Douglas hospital 21. Oscar Van Den Berg, 83, died at home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

George Thalen of Ottawa Beach road, route 4. 23. Gerrit Warmelink, 72, of 638 Washington died at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon XKlomparens, 272 East 32nd St.

23. Mrs. Mary Lambers, 62, of 42 Graves died at Holland hospital. 24 Mrs. John Streur, 73, of 9510 South Hoover St, Los Angeles, formerly of Holland, died at a Los Angeles hospital.

24 John Klokkert, 73, died at his home, 57 East Seventh St. 25. Henry Bleeker, 76, of Benthelm, died at his home. 25. Henry Workman, 69, of 13 West Ninth died at the Muskegon sanatorium.

25. Clarence French, 89, of Saugatuck was found dead at his home 25. Martin WIersma, 64, of 520 Gordon St. died at his home 26. Mrs.

Minnie Jones, 83, of 56 West llth St, died at her home. A GREETINGS Here's hoping the coming year you all the joy and happinMi you richly deserve. would consider it honor to of in any way possible. again, Happy New Year. Goodrich 172 Rirer Aye.

Phone 6-7050 APRIL 2. Dr. Samuel M. Zwemer. 84, formerly of Holland, died in New York City, NY.

5. William Clark, 77, of Allegan township, died at Allegan county hospital. 8 Mrs. Nellie Haan, 79, of 510 East Central Ave, Zeeland, died a the home of Miss Hattie Rookus, 222 East Cherry St, Zeeland. 8.

Ollie Stegenga, 59, formerly o) Holland, died at his home In Grand Rapids. 9. Nicholas J. Whelan, S3, former Holland resident, died at his home In Detroit. 10.

Ronald John Zeeff, 19, son Mr. and Mrs. John Zeeff of route 1 Hudsonvllle, was apparently killed Instantly when his car hit a tree while en route to his home. 11. Elmon (Dutch) Wyrick, 41, was killed Instantly when his tractor top pled over on top of him while he was plowing on his Olive township farm, route 1, Zeeland 12.

Mrs. TUlle Van Drle, 66, of Mo Bain, died at Holland hospital. 14. Charley Faber, 74, of 45 East 10th St died at his home. 14.

Mrs. Anna Holkeboer, 81, of 34 East 15th died at Butterworth hosplta't, Grand Rapids. 16. Mrs. Ruth Baker, 51, of Gibson Laketowu township, died at he home.

17. Mrs. Jennie Hekhuis, 87, of 41 East 14th died at Holland hos pltal. 17. Holly D.

"Roossien, 732, of 255 West died at Holland hospital. 17. Mrs Elizabeth Terpstra, 64, of 2700 West Grand Rapids, formerly of Hamilton, died at her home. 18. Mrs.

Gertrude Pott, 82, died at her home, 238 West 17th St. 18. Raymond D. Overway, 40, of 268 East Ninth St, died unexpectedly at Holland hospital 18. John H.

Dykhuls, 71, of Racine, formerly of Holland, died at St. Mary's hospital, Racine 19. John C. Lappinsa, 78, died at his home, 133 West 15th St. 20 James Van Null, 64, ot 147 Fairbanks died at Holland hospital.

20. George H. Brand, 84, died at his farm home in Saugatuck township, Fennville, route 2 21. Jerry Lee De Frell, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester De Frell of ormerly tome. on route 5. 25. Mike Kobe, 71, of Fennville, South Shore Dr. 30.

Douglas Jay Stultje, month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuitje, of 92 76th SW. Byron Center, died shortly after arrival at St. Mary's hospital.

Grand Rapids. of Burnips, his sister, MAY 1. Adam Fleser, 88, died at the home of Emma Fleser of route 1, Dorr. 2. Mrs.

Martha Ritzema, 79. route 4. Holland, died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore of Holland.

3. Herman Zoerman, 73, died at his home, Jenlson Ave. 4. Cecil Richard Huntley, 74, of 70 West 14th died at Holland hospital. 5 Jean H.

Nyenhuls. 58, of Drenthe, route 3, Zeeland, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lou Vander Kolk ot Holland. 5. Mrs.

Dick Meengs, 79, of 150 East 15th died at Holland hospital. 5. Ralph Koetsler. 81, ol 242 East 14th St, died at his home. 7.

Mrs Hattie Crane, who would have been 90 in June, died at her home In Fennville 8 Dick Brondyke, 61, of 352 Washington Blvd. died at Pine Rest sanatorium. 8 Mary Kardux, 85, of Resthaven died at Holland hospital. 8. Robert Barton Chrlstlson, 82, a Spanish American War veteran, died at the home of his sister, Mrs.

Laura Mlchels of route 1, with whom he made his home. 9. Peter Klynstra. 68, died at the home of his son, James, with whom he made his home. 9.

Mrs. Willianda Van Den Beldt 55, of 12 West Main Ave, Zeeland died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. George Nash of 30 West 27th St, Holland. 9.

Reuben A. Anderson of Marlon Ohio, formerly of Holland, died a his home. 12, Christian Baarman, 1923 Paw Paw Zetland, died ftt his home. 13. Corneliuf Kailander.

77, formerly of Vrlesland and HoUand, died In Pine Rest sanatorium, 13. Mrs. Henry Zweering, 55. of 122 East 25th SL, died at Holland hospital. 14.

Mrs. Mary Koopman. 78. ol 84 East 18th died at her home. 14.

Mrs. Henrietta De Koster, 93, died at the Vanden Broek Nursing home In Holland. 15. Henry Smlt, 89, died at home In Hudsonvllle. route l.

17. Mrs. John Oonk, 80, died at her home, 203 East 13th St. 17. Mrs.

Gerrlt J. Klinkenburg, 90, ot Overlsel, died at her home. IS. Mrs. Nellie Moyer, 65, route 3, Fennville, died at AUegan county hospital.

18. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Eycfc 89, formerly of Holland, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. C.

De Koster, 128 Wall Zeeland, with whom she made her home 18. John B. Van Lente, 87, of Holland, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis Poppema, 194, West 34th 19. Otto Line, 71, died at his home In Fennville.

19. Logan A. Snyder. 65, died at his Monterey township home. 20.

Mrs. John C. Vivian, the former Maude Kleyn of HoUand, died In Denver, Colo. 21. Howard E.

Decker. 75. died at his home on route 2, Fennville. 21. Kerry Vannette.

Infant son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vannette, ot 355 Douglas died shortly after birth at Holland hospital. 23 Mrs Minnie VenekJasen, 82, ot Holland died at Pine Rest sanitarium. 23.

Lillian Ruth Overway, 46, ol 73 East 21st St. died at her home. 24. Harry Menken, 71. of Graafschap died at Holland hospital.

25. Robert Ronald Fisher, five- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvern (Newt) Fisher, who lives three miles southeast of Fpnnville, died at Allegan Health center after he was bunted against the side of the barn the day before while watching his father milk the family cow. 25 Fred Paul Groth, 59, died at his home, Saugatuck toxvnship.

New Richmond East Saugatuck. route l. -26 Ralph A. Veltman, 63, formerly of Holland died at Harper hospital, Detroit. 26 Peter Hardenberg, 58, of 126 East Cherry Zeeland, died at his home.

27. Nicholas Cross, 94, died at home of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Bagladi, 622 Howard Ave. 28. Herman Henry Seekamp, 78, died at his home, 30 East 27th St.

28. James W. Slotman, 72, died at his home In Overisel (Allegan township). 29. William H.

Bell, 53, of 188 West'13th St, died at Blodgett hospital, Grand Rapids. 30. Mrs Josephine Ntles Hubbard, 93, died at her home, 17 West 10th St. 30. Sidney Thomas, 74, ot New Richmond died at Allegan Health center.

79, JUNE 1. Nicholas Hofsteen, 85, of 158 West 14th died at his home. 1. Mrs. Emma Gommesen Jascoe, 57, of Detroit died at Highland Park General hospital, Detroit.

2. Mrs. Harvey Godfrey, 46, ot 941 Butternut Dr. died at Holland hospital. (Continued on Page 14) HAPPY NEW YEAR We're collecting all of our good luck tokens and making a wish for every one of you a wish for a happier New" Year with.

nothing but carefree joy for you, our dear friends. HANSEN'S DRUG STORE 20 West 8th Street A New Year is here ana with it come new opportunites for making our nation --our town--ourselves, better than ever before. Our wish--that '53 will leave fond memories for the years to come! MICHIGAN CLEANERS NFWSPAPFR! nFWSPAPFRI.