Funeral of Boekholt '
Is Held at Kanawha
KANAWHA—Funeral services
vere held tor Harm Boekholt, 56,
Monday afternoon at the Christian
Reformed church with the Rev. D.
I. Plesscher officiating. Burial
vas made in the Kanawha cemeery.
Mr. Boekholt died Thursday
afternoon at his home in Kanawha
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
Harm -Boekholt was born April
3, 1880, in Bundehamricli, Ostfriealand,
Germany. In the past
20 years he worked on the Kanawha
section of the Minneapolis
and St. Louis railroad. Surviving
are his wife, three children, Mrs.
John. Helmers of Titonka; Harm
of Kanawha and Mrs. John Riggle
of Corwith; four brothers, William
and Alerk of Herman, Minn.; Anton
of Buffalo Center and Henry
of Titonka and five grandchildren.
His parents, two brothers and a
sister preceded him in death.
Is Held at Kanawha
KANAWHA—Funeral services
vere held tor Harm Boekholt, 56,
Monday afternoon at the Christian
Reformed church with the Rev. D.
I. Plesscher officiating. Burial
vas made in the Kanawha cemeery.
Mr. Boekholt died Thursday
afternoon at his home in Kanawha
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
Harm -Boekholt was born April
3, 1880, in Bundehamricli, Ostfriealand,
Germany. In the past
20 years he worked on the Kanawha
section of the Minneapolis
and St. Louis railroad. Surviving
are his wife, three children, Mrs.
John. Helmers of Titonka; Harm
of Kanawha and Mrs. John Riggle
of Corwith; four brothers, William
and Alerk of Herman, Minn.; Anton
of Buffalo Center and Henry
of Titonka and five grandchildren.
His parents, two brothers and a
sister preceded him in death.
Funeral of Boekholt '
Is Held at Kanawha
KANAWHA—Funeral services
vere held tor Harm Boekholt, 56,
Monday afternoon at the Christian
Reformed church with the Rev. D.
I. Plesscher officiating. Burial
vas made in the Kanawha cemeery.
Mr. Boekholt died Thursday
afternoon at his home in Kanawha
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
Harm -Boekholt was born April
3, 1880, in Bundehamricli, Ostfriealand,
Germany. In the past
20 years he worked on the Kanawha
section of the Minneapolis
and St. Louis railroad. Surviving
are his wife, three children, Mrs.
John. Helmers of Titonka; Harm
of Kanawha and Mrs. John Riggle
of Corwith; four brothers, William
and Alerk of Herman, Minn.; Anton
of Buffalo Center and Henry
of Titonka and five grandchildren.
His parents, two brothers and a
sister preceded him in death.
Is Held at Kanawha
KANAWHA—Funeral services
vere held tor Harm Boekholt, 56,
Monday afternoon at the Christian
Reformed church with the Rev. D.
I. Plesscher officiating. Burial
vas made in the Kanawha cemeery.
Mr. Boekholt died Thursday
afternoon at his home in Kanawha
after a severe attack of pneumonia.
Harm -Boekholt was born April
3, 1880, in Bundehamricli, Ostfriealand,
Germany. In the past
20 years he worked on the Kanawha
section of the Minneapolis
and St. Louis railroad. Surviving
are his wife, three children, Mrs.
John. Helmers of Titonka; Harm
of Kanawha and Mrs. John Riggle
of Corwith; four brothers, William
and Alerk of Herman, Minn.; Anton
of Buffalo Center and Henry
of Titonka and five grandchildren.
His parents, two brothers and a
sister preceded him in death.
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