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• Alternatieve naam: Hattie Klooster
• Zij is geboren op 6 mei 1890 in Forest Grove, Michigan.Bronnen 2, 3, 4
• Zij is overleden op 17 mei 1944 in Central Lake, Michigan, zij was toen 54 jaar oud.Bronnen 2, 4
• Zij is begraven in Buried at Atwood Cemetery, Ellsworth, Michigan.Bronnen 2, 4
• Een kind van Bert The Young en Johanna Bethleham

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Atwood
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Newspaper clippings from unknown publications at the time of Hattie's death:

Mrs. Alex Klooster Succumbs Tuesday (Same text in a different clipping also)

"Mrs. Alex J. Klooster, 54, of Central Lake, RFD No 1, died Wednesday at her farm home, six miles southwest of Ellsworth, after an illness of nine months.
"The former Hattie DeYoung was born May 6, 1890 at Forest Grove and came to Ellsworth vicinity in 1903. She was married to Alex J. Klooster on March 30, 1911. She was a member of the Atwood Reformed Church.
" Surviving are the husband, one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Sage in Kentucky; two sons, John of Charlevoix, RFD No. 1, and S/Sgt. Versal in New Guinea; one granddaughter, two brothers, Richard and Nicholas DeYoung of Ellsworth RFD No. 1, and three sisters, Mrs. John DeGroot and Mrs. Gertie Docter of Ellsworth and Mrs. Nicholas Zylstra of Zeeland.
" Funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. Saturday at Atwood Reformed church. Burial in Atwood cemetery."

Another clipping:
"The Ladies Missionary-Aid Society of the Atwood Reformed Church deeply mourns the loss of one of its members,
MRS. ALEX KLOOSTER
who was called Home, May 17, 1944.
Mrs. Klooster took a prominent part in all the activities of our organization, being Vice-President at the time of her death, but it was the Lord's will to call her to higher service.
"Her patient endurance, even admist intense suffering, has been an example to us all of a fine, Christlike character. During these days of forced inactivity, the truth of the statement has again come to us, "They also serve who only stand and wait."
"To the members of the family, and especially to the son, who was serving overseas, we extend heart-felt sympathy, assuring them that the Lord "turneth the shadow of death into the morning."
Mrs. G.A. Aalberts, Pres. Mrs. John Bos, Sec'y

Membership Records of Forest Grove Reformed Church, Jameston Township, Michigan: DeJonge, Harmke, child of Bouke and Johanna Bethlehem, baptized 10 August 1890. Note: "to Atwood, MI 3 May 1894" [Carolyn Medendorp, 4/1/98] No date of birth is provided, only the date of baptism.
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[Mabel.ged]

Newspaper clippings from unknown publications at the time of Hattie's death:

Mrs. Alex Klooster Succumbs Tuesday (Same text in a different clipping also)

"Mrs. Alex J. Klooster, 54, of Central Lake, RFD No 1, died Wednesday at her farm home, six miles southwest of Ellsworth, after an illness of nine months.
"The former Hattie DeYoung was born May 6, 1890 at Forest Grove and came to Ellsworth vicinity in 1903. She was married to Alex J. Klooster on March 30, 1911. She was a member of the Atwood Reformed Church.
" Surviving are the husband, one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Sage in Kentucky; two sons, John of Charlevoix, RFD No. 1, and S/Sgt. Versal in New Guinea; one granddaughter, two brothers, Richard and Nicholas DeYoung of Ellsworth RFD No. 1, and three sisters, Mrs. John DeGroot and Mrs. Gertie Docter of Ellsworth and Mrs. Nicholas Zylstra of Zeeland.
" Funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. Saturday at Atwood Reformed church. Burial in Atwood cemetery."

Another clipping:
"The Ladies Missionary-Aid Society of the Atwood Reformed Church deeply mourns the loss of one of its members,
MRS. ALEX KLOOSTER
who was called Home, May 17, 1944.
Mrs. Klooster took a prominent part in all the activities of our organization, being Vice-President at the time of her death, but it was the Lord's will to call her to higher service.
"Her patient endurance, even admist intense suffering, has been an example to us all of a fine, Christlike character. During these days of forced inactivity, the truth of the statement has again come to us, "They also serve who only stand and wait."
"To the members of the family, and especially to the son, who was serving overseas, we extend heart-felt sympathy, assuring them that the Lord "turneth the shadow of death into the morning."
Mrs. G.A. Aalberts, Pres. Mrs. John Bos, Sec'y

Membership Records of Forest Grove Reformed Church, Jameston Township, Michigan: DeJonge, Harmke, child of Bouke and Johanna Bethlehem, baptized 10 August 1890. Note: "to Atwood, MI 3 May 1894" [Carolyn Medendorp, 4/1/98] No date of birth is provided, only the date of baptism.

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