Zoon van Gerrit Hulstein en Cornelia Verploegh, geboren 26-7-1894 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 1-4-1972 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven USA IA Carmel Reformed Church CemeteryTrouwt 10-4-1914 USA IA Sioux Center Grace van Maanen, dochter van Albertus van Maanen en Mina van Maanen, geboren 19-7-1893 USA IA Alton, overleden 29-3-1971 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven USA IA Carmel Reformed Church Cemetery
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Rites are held here Wednesday for Mrs. Conrad Hulstein
Funeral services were held at Bethel Christian Reformed church here at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 31, for Mrs Conrad Hulstein. 77, longtime resident of the community, who died at the Sioux Center Community hospital Monday, March 29.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Henry Vanden Heuvel and burial was made in Carmel cemetery under the direction of the Co-operative Funeral Home of Sioux Center.
Mrs. Hulstein, the former Grace Van Maanen, was born at Alton July 19 1893. She attended school and lived her youth in rural Sioux Center.
She was married to Conrad Hulstein April 10, 1914, in Sioux Center. The couple farmed in the Carmel, Rock Rapids and Sioux Center areas prior to retiring and moving into Sioux Center in 1953.
Survivors include her husband; two sons, Gerrit F. of Rock Rapids and Albertus of Edgerton. Minn.; eight daughters, Carolyn (Mrs. Marvin DeKam) of Rock Valley. Etta (Mrs. Bert Baker) of Canton, S.D.. Emma (Mrs. John Vogel) of Currie, Minn., Gertrude (Mrs. Henry Vonk) of Huron Lake, Minn., Mrs. Viola Delfs of Rock Rapids, Minerva (Mrs. Gerrit John Vander Streek) of Rock Rapids, Winerva of Sioux Center and Myrna (Mrs. Leonard Nyhof) of Sioux Center; 10 grandchildren, 10 great grand children; four sisters. Mrs. Gerben De Jong, Mrs. John Rens, Mrs. Winnie Vis all of Hull, and Mrs. Ben Bleyenberg of Sioux Center.
Soux Center News 1971-040-01.
Funeral services held Tuesday for Conrad Hulstein
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. April 4 at Bethel Christian Reformed church here for Conrad Hulstein, 77, retired farmer of Sioux Center, who died at his home Saturday, April 1.
Services were conducted by the Rev. Henry Vanden Heuvel and burial was made in Carmel cemetery under the direction of the Co-operative Funeral Home.
Mr. Hulstein was born in Sioux Center July 26, 1894, and spent most of his adult life farming in the Sioux Center and Rock Rapids areas.
He married Grace Van Maanen April 10, 1914, in Sioux Center. The couple moved into Sioux Center in 1953 after retiring from farming. She preceded him in death March 29, 1971.
Survivors include two sons, Gerrit F. of Rock Rapids and Albertus of Edgerton, Minn.; eight daughters, Mrs. Marvin (Carolyn) DeKam of Rock Valley, Mrs. Bert (Etta) Baker of Canton. S. D., Mrs. John (Emma) Vogel of Currie, Minn., Mrs. Henry (Gertrude) Vonk of Huron Lake, Minn., Mrs. Viola Delphs and Mrs. Gerrit John (Minerva) Vander Streek, both of Rock Rapids, and Miss Winerva Hulstein and Mrs. Leonard (Myrna) Nyhof, both of Sioux Center; four brothers, Raymond of Edgerton and Cornelius, Will and Steven, all of Sioux Center; a sister, Mrs. Johanna Lihudis, of Sioux Center, 40 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Sioux Center News 1972-04-06.
Mina Albertha Hulstein
The first victim of the heat in this part of the state was Miss Mina Albertha Hulstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad G. Hulstein. She died early Tuesday morning of scarlet fever and the heat of Sunday proved to be too great for her. For a few hours she ran a fever of approximately 114 which was abated by cold packs. The Hulstein home is still quarantined and Fred is now ill with the disease.
Miss Hulstein was to be eighteen this June. She was born on the same farm she was living on at the time of her death. The farm is four and one half miles northwest of here.
She is survived by her parents, two brothers, Fred and Albertus, and Emma and Etta are twin sisters as are Minerva and Winerva.
Services were held Tuesday afternoon in the yard at the home and a brief service was conducted at the Carmel Cemetery where she was interred. Rev. W. Rottschaeffer officiated.
Source: Sioux Center News 5/24/1934