Obituary for Cyril De Vrieze
Word between " " have been corrected from the original news print, (( )) are facts added by Brian D Vaughn.
DE VRIEZE, "Cyril" 1902-1975
July 25, 1975: "Cyril" De Vrieze, 73, died Friday (( July 25, 1975 was a Friday )) at his home in Charlotte. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Assumption Catholic Church with the Rev. Lawrence Soens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hanrahan Funeral Home, DeWitt, where a parish Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. He was born March 2, 1902 in Waterveilt, Belgium, the son of Ed and Florence Haertzen De Vrieze, and moved to the Rock Island area as a child. He later moved to Clinton County and was a molder for the former Climax Engineering Co. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Helen) Cook of Clinton and Mrs. Albert (Rose) Eberhart of Charlotte. He was preceded in death by two brothers.
Note: Haertzen also found spelled Haertjens
(( Henry D. "Harry" Voss died in 1965 and was a ½ brother sharing the same mother. ))
(( Not sure of the other brothers name Emil De Vrieze ))
(( Ceril's dad remarried and has some children up in Canada ))
(( His Death Certificate had Cyrille for a name but his most common used name was Cyril ))
De Vrieze Family Break Up
The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril "De Vrieze" who were removed from their home at 208 14th Ave. S. by order of the city health physician 10 days ago, have been permanently taken from their parents.
The youngsters, whose ages range from two weeks to 11 years, will remain in a foster home for the present. Juvenile Judge W.A. McCullough ruled Tuesday. He said he will decide later on their future.
The judge held a hearing Tuesday in which the seven children were defendants on a charge of being neglected and dependent, as provided for in Iowa law. No charges have been placed against the parents. Judge McCullough said he took into consideration the fact that the father has been steadily employed and has a take home pay of $78 per week, thus leaving, he said "no excuse for the conditions in the home where the children were living."
Witnesses, all of whom testified as to filthy and unsanitary condition of the home, included Dr. R. O. Emmons, the city health officer; Sgt. Jerry Eastman, Probation officer Robert Hunter, Mrs. Genevieve Meeker, county welfare worker, and Capt. Anderson of the Salvation Army. The parents also testified but had no excuse to offer for their way of living the judge said.
Plight of the children were discovered two weeks ago when two police officers answered an emergency call and delivered the youngest "De Vrieze" child in the home. Their report on the condition of the two room dwelling which was occupied by eight persons, four cats and two dogs, led to the court order which placed the children in a foster home.
The mother and new baby were taken to Mercy Hospital by city ambulance and the baby was later placed in the foster home when released from the hospital.
Date of March 12, 1958
(( All but 1 child have been found, anyone knowing where that last child is please let me know, Brian Vaughn. ))
(( Newspaper printed name as DeVries but officially it is spelled De Vrieze. ))
(( The oldest child was Mary Alice's but not from Cyril, that child's father is not known, anyone how could help with that information please let me know, Brian Vaughn ))
Word between " " have been corrected from the original news print, (( )) are facts added by Brian D Vaughn.
DE VRIEZE, "Cyril" 1902-1975
July 25, 1975: "Cyril" De Vrieze, 73, died Friday (( July 25, 1975 was a Friday )) at his home in Charlotte. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Assumption Catholic Church with the Rev. Lawrence Soens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hanrahan Funeral Home, DeWitt, where a parish Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. He was born March 2, 1902 in Waterveilt, Belgium, the son of Ed and Florence Haertzen De Vrieze, and moved to the Rock Island area as a child. He later moved to Clinton County and was a molder for the former Climax Engineering Co. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Helen) Cook of Clinton and Mrs. Albert (Rose) Eberhart of Charlotte. He was preceded in death by two brothers.
Note: Haertzen also found spelled Haertjens
(( Henry D. "Harry" Voss died in 1965 and was a ½ brother sharing the same mother. ))
(( Not sure of the other brothers name Emil De Vrieze ))
(( Ceril's dad remarried and has some children up in Canada ))
(( His Death Certificate had Cyrille for a name but his most common used name was Cyril ))
De Vrieze Family Break Up
The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril "De Vrieze" who were removed from their home at 208 14th Ave. S. by order of the city health physician 10 days ago, have been permanently taken from their parents.
The youngsters, whose ages range from two weeks to 11 years, will remain in a foster home for the present. Juvenile Judge W.A. McCullough ruled Tuesday. He said he will decide later on their future.
The judge held a hearing Tuesday in which the seven children were defendants on a charge of being neglected and dependent, as provided for in Iowa law. No charges have been placed against the parents. Judge McCullough said he took into consideration the fact that the father has been steadily employed and has a take home pay of $78 per week, thus leaving, he said "no excuse for the conditions in the home where the children were living."
Witnesses, all of whom testified as to filthy and unsanitary condition of the home, included Dr. R. O. Emmons, the city health officer; Sgt. Jerry Eastman, Probation officer Robert Hunter, Mrs. Genevieve Meeker, county welfare worker, and Capt. Anderson of the Salvation Army. The parents also testified but had no excuse to offer for their way of living the judge said.
Plight of the children were discovered two weeks ago when two police officers answered an emergency call and delivered the youngest "De Vrieze" child in the home. Their report on the condition of the two room dwelling which was occupied by eight persons, four cats and two dogs, led to the court order which placed the children in a foster home.
The mother and new baby were taken to Mercy Hospital by city ambulance and the baby was later placed in the foster home when released from the hospital.
Date of March 12, 1958
(( All but 1 child have been found, anyone knowing where that last child is please let me know, Brian Vaughn. ))
(( Newspaper printed name as DeVries but officially it is spelled De Vrieze. ))
(( The oldest child was Mary Alice's but not from Cyril, that child's father is not known, anyone how could help with that information please let me know, Brian Vaughn ))
Obituary for Cyril De Vrieze
Word between " " have been corrected from the original news print, (( )) are facts added by Brian D Vaughn.
DE VRIEZE, "Cyril" 1902-1975
July 25, 1975: "Cyril" De Vrieze, 73, died Friday (( July 25, 1975 was a Friday )) at his home in Charlotte. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Assumption Catholic Church with the Rev. Lawrence Soens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hanrahan Funeral Home, DeWitt, where a parish Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. He was born March 2, 1902 in Waterveilt, Belgium, the son of Ed and Florence Haertzen De Vrieze, and moved to the Rock Island area as a child. He later moved to Clinton County and was a molder for the former Climax Engineering Co. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Helen) Cook of Clinton and Mrs. Albert (Rose) Eberhart of Charlotte. He was preceded in death by two brothers.
Note: Haertzen also found spelled Haertjens
(( Henry D. "Harry" Voss died in 1965 and was a ½ brother sharing the same mother. ))
(( Not sure of the other brothers name Emil De Vrieze ))
(( Ceril's dad remarried and has some children up in Canada ))
(( His Death Certificate had Cyrille for a name but his most common used name was Cyril ))
De Vrieze Family Break Up
The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril "De Vrieze" who were removed from their home at 208 14th Ave. S. by order of the city health physician 10 days ago, have been permanently taken from their parents.
The youngsters, whose ages range from two weeks to 11 years, will remain in a foster home for the present. Juvenile Judge W.A. McCullough ruled Tuesday. He said he will decide later on their future.
The judge held a hearing Tuesday in which the seven children were defendants on a charge of being neglected and dependent, as provided for in Iowa law. No charges have been placed against the parents. Judge McCullough said he took into consideration the fact that the father has been steadily employed and has a take home pay of $78 per week, thus leaving, he said "no excuse for the conditions in the home where the children were living."
Witnesses, all of whom testified as to filthy and unsanitary condition of the home, included Dr. R. O. Emmons, the city health officer; Sgt. Jerry Eastman, Probation officer Robert Hunter, Mrs. Genevieve Meeker, county welfare worker, and Capt. Anderson of the Salvation Army. The parents also testified but had no excuse to offer for their way of living the judge said.
Plight of the children were discovered two weeks ago when two police officers answered an emergency call and delivered the youngest "De Vrieze" child in the home. Their report on the condition of the two room dwelling which was occupied by eight persons, four cats and two dogs, led to the court order which placed the children in a foster home.
The mother and new baby were taken to Mercy Hospital by city ambulance and the baby was later placed in the foster home when released from the hospital.
Date of March 12, 1958
(( All but 1 child have been found, anyone knowing where that last child is please let me know, Brian Vaughn. ))
(( Newspaper printed name as DeVries but officially it is spelled De Vrieze. ))
(( The oldest child was Mary Alice's but not from Cyril, that child's father is not known, anyone how could help with that information please let me know, Brian Vaughn ))
Word between " " have been corrected from the original news print, (( )) are facts added by Brian D Vaughn.
DE VRIEZE, "Cyril" 1902-1975
July 25, 1975: "Cyril" De Vrieze, 73, died Friday (( July 25, 1975 was a Friday )) at his home in Charlotte. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Assumption Catholic Church with the Rev. Lawrence Soens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hanrahan Funeral Home, DeWitt, where a parish Rosary will be said at 7:30 p.m. He was born March 2, 1902 in Waterveilt, Belgium, the son of Ed and Florence Haertzen De Vrieze, and moved to the Rock Island area as a child. He later moved to Clinton County and was a molder for the former Climax Engineering Co. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Ben (Helen) Cook of Clinton and Mrs. Albert (Rose) Eberhart of Charlotte. He was preceded in death by two brothers.
Note: Haertzen also found spelled Haertjens
(( Henry D. "Harry" Voss died in 1965 and was a ½ brother sharing the same mother. ))
(( Not sure of the other brothers name Emil De Vrieze ))
(( Ceril's dad remarried and has some children up in Canada ))
(( His Death Certificate had Cyrille for a name but his most common used name was Cyril ))
De Vrieze Family Break Up
The seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril "De Vrieze" who were removed from their home at 208 14th Ave. S. by order of the city health physician 10 days ago, have been permanently taken from their parents.
The youngsters, whose ages range from two weeks to 11 years, will remain in a foster home for the present. Juvenile Judge W.A. McCullough ruled Tuesday. He said he will decide later on their future.
The judge held a hearing Tuesday in which the seven children were defendants on a charge of being neglected and dependent, as provided for in Iowa law. No charges have been placed against the parents. Judge McCullough said he took into consideration the fact that the father has been steadily employed and has a take home pay of $78 per week, thus leaving, he said "no excuse for the conditions in the home where the children were living."
Witnesses, all of whom testified as to filthy and unsanitary condition of the home, included Dr. R. O. Emmons, the city health officer; Sgt. Jerry Eastman, Probation officer Robert Hunter, Mrs. Genevieve Meeker, county welfare worker, and Capt. Anderson of the Salvation Army. The parents also testified but had no excuse to offer for their way of living the judge said.
Plight of the children were discovered two weeks ago when two police officers answered an emergency call and delivered the youngest "De Vrieze" child in the home. Their report on the condition of the two room dwelling which was occupied by eight persons, four cats and two dogs, led to the court order which placed the children in a foster home.
The mother and new baby were taken to Mercy Hospital by city ambulance and the baby was later placed in the foster home when released from the hospital.
Date of March 12, 1958
(( All but 1 child have been found, anyone knowing where that last child is please let me know, Brian Vaughn. ))
(( Newspaper printed name as DeVries but officially it is spelled De Vrieze. ))
(( The oldest child was Mary Alice's but not from Cyril, that child's father is not known, anyone how could help with that information please let me know, Brian Vaughn ))
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