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Cornelius (Case) Langstraat

Zoon van Celia Van Roekel en Henry Cornelius Langstraat, geboren 14-11-1912 USA IA Newkirk, overleden 10-1-1977 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven 13-1 Memory Gardens

Trouwt 11-3-1938 USA IA Hospers Ethel Wilhelmina Kastein, dochter van William B Kastein en Minnie Vos, geboren 8-10-1913 USA IA Hospers, overleden 20-12-1992 USA IA Sioux Center en begraven Memory Gardens

Kinderen:

1. Henry Wayne (Hank) Langstraat, geboren 13-4-1939 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 25-7-2007 USA IA Sioux City en begraven USA IA Carmel Reformed Church Cemetery
2. Marilyn Colleen Langstraat, geboren 25-10-1942 USA IA Sioux Center, overleden 18-11-2010 USA SD Sioux Falls en begraven USA IA Maurice Sherman Township Cemetery
3. Clinton Earl Langstraat, geboren 8-12-1945
4. Edna Mae Langstraat, geboren 25-11-1953

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Case Langstraat, 64, Sioux Center, died Jan. 10 in a Sioux Center hospital of a long illness. Services were at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 13 in the Central Reformed Church. The Rev. Wesley Kiel officiated. Burial was in Memory Gardens Cemetery under direction of Memorial Funeral Home.

Mr. Langstraat was born Nov. 14, 1912 near Newkirk. He married Ethel Kastein on March 11, 1938 at Hospers. They resided a year at Sibley, then moved to Sioux Center.

-Obituary from The Sioux Center News
(1/19/1977)

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Ethel W. Langstraat, 79, of Sioux Center died Sunday, December 20, at the Sioux Center Community Hospital. Services were Wednesday at Central Reformed Church in Sioux Center, the Rev. Dennis Wilcox officiating. Burial was in Memory Gardens Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Memorial Funeral Home.

She was born October 8, 1913, in rural Hospers, the daughter of William and Minnie (Vos) Kastein. She attended school in the rural Hospers area. On March 11, 1938, she married Case Langstraat of Newkirk, at the home of her parents in rural Hospers.

The couple lived a year in rural Sibley before moving to a farm at Sioux Center. They farmed until his death in 1977. She then moved into Sioux Center and retired into the Homestead in 1985.

She was a member of Central Reformed Church, the Reformed Church Women's Group and the Golden Age Society.

She was also preceded in death by a sister, Mae Vander Wilt; and a brother, Gerhard Kastein.

-Obituary from The Sioux Center News
(12/29/1992)