Funeral services for Mrs. Anthony Schuller, 79, who passed away in the Orange City Hospital October 27, were held in the Alton Reformed Church on Friday, October 30. The Rev. Clarence Greving officiated. Mrs. Schuller died after a brief illness. Burial was made at Nassau Township Cemetery, Alton, under the direction of the Van Etten Funeral Home
Pallbearers were grandsons--Charles Vander Pol, John Mouw, Robert Vander Pol, Donald Mouw, Arie Reekers and Gary Vander Pol.
The former Jennie Beltman, Mrs. Schuller was born Feb. 19, 1891, in Alton, eldest daughter of John Beltman and Jacomina Alida Van Omerongen, early Sioux county pioneers. She was married to Mr. Schuller Jan. 3, 1913. They settled on a farm near Alton, moving to a home in town in 1950. Mr. Schuller passed away April 30, 1964.
Survivors are three daughters and two sons--Mrs. Gerrit Vander Pol (Jessamine) of Sibley, Henry Schuller of Alton, Mrs. Arthur Reekers (Margaret) of Orange City, Mrs. Henry O. Mouw (Violet) of Orange City, and Dr. Robert Schuller of Santa Ana, California.
Also surviving are two sisters--(Minnie) Mrs. Arie Lucas of Sheldon, (Alice) Mrs. John Rexwinkel of Alton, and three brothers -- Dr. Henry Beltman of Sedona, Arizona, John Beltman of Muscatine and William Beltman of Orange City. One sister and one brother preceded her in death -- Fannie, Mrs. Benj. Te Grotenhuis in 1950 and Gerrit in 1968.
Mrs. Schuller was a long-time member of the Alton Reformed Church.
Pallbearers were grandsons--Charles Vander Pol, John Mouw, Robert Vander Pol, Donald Mouw, Arie Reekers and Gary Vander Pol.
The former Jennie Beltman, Mrs. Schuller was born Feb. 19, 1891, in Alton, eldest daughter of John Beltman and Jacomina Alida Van Omerongen, early Sioux county pioneers. She was married to Mr. Schuller Jan. 3, 1913. They settled on a farm near Alton, moving to a home in town in 1950. Mr. Schuller passed away April 30, 1964.
Survivors are three daughters and two sons--Mrs. Gerrit Vander Pol (Jessamine) of Sibley, Henry Schuller of Alton, Mrs. Arthur Reekers (Margaret) of Orange City, Mrs. Henry O. Mouw (Violet) of Orange City, and Dr. Robert Schuller of Santa Ana, California.
Also surviving are two sisters--(Minnie) Mrs. Arie Lucas of Sheldon, (Alice) Mrs. John Rexwinkel of Alton, and three brothers -- Dr. Henry Beltman of Sedona, Arizona, John Beltman of Muscatine and William Beltman of Orange City. One sister and one brother preceded her in death -- Fannie, Mrs. Benj. Te Grotenhuis in 1950 and Gerrit in 1968.
Mrs. Schuller was a long-time member of the Alton Reformed Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anthony Schuller, 79, who passed away in the Orange City Hospital October 27, were held in the Alton Reformed Church on Friday, October 30. The Rev. Clarence Greving officiated. Mrs. Schuller died after a brief illness. Burial was made at Nassau Township Cemetery, Alton, under the direction of the Van Etten Funeral Home
Pallbearers were grandsons--Charles Vander Pol, John Mouw, Robert Vander Pol, Donald Mouw, Arie Reekers and Gary Vander Pol.
The former Jennie Beltman, Mrs. Schuller was born Feb. 19, 1891, in Alton, eldest daughter of John Beltman and Jacomina Alida Van Omerongen, early Sioux county pioneers. She was married to Mr. Schuller Jan. 3, 1913. They settled on a farm near Alton, moving to a home in town in 1950. Mr. Schuller passed away April 30, 1964.
Survivors are three daughters and two sons--Mrs. Gerrit Vander Pol (Jessamine) of Sibley, Henry Schuller of Alton, Mrs. Arthur Reekers (Margaret) of Orange City, Mrs. Henry O. Mouw (Violet) of Orange City, and Dr. Robert Schuller of Santa Ana, California.
Also surviving are two sisters--(Minnie) Mrs. Arie Lucas of Sheldon, (Alice) Mrs. John Rexwinkel of Alton, and three brothers -- Dr. Henry Beltman of Sedona, Arizona, John Beltman of Muscatine and William Beltman of Orange City. One sister and one brother preceded her in death -- Fannie, Mrs. Benj. Te Grotenhuis in 1950 and Gerrit in 1968.
Mrs. Schuller was a long-time member of the Alton Reformed Church.
Pallbearers were grandsons--Charles Vander Pol, John Mouw, Robert Vander Pol, Donald Mouw, Arie Reekers and Gary Vander Pol.
The former Jennie Beltman, Mrs. Schuller was born Feb. 19, 1891, in Alton, eldest daughter of John Beltman and Jacomina Alida Van Omerongen, early Sioux county pioneers. She was married to Mr. Schuller Jan. 3, 1913. They settled on a farm near Alton, moving to a home in town in 1950. Mr. Schuller passed away April 30, 1964.
Survivors are three daughters and two sons--Mrs. Gerrit Vander Pol (Jessamine) of Sibley, Henry Schuller of Alton, Mrs. Arthur Reekers (Margaret) of Orange City, Mrs. Henry O. Mouw (Violet) of Orange City, and Dr. Robert Schuller of Santa Ana, California.
Also surviving are two sisters--(Minnie) Mrs. Arie Lucas of Sheldon, (Alice) Mrs. John Rexwinkel of Alton, and three brothers -- Dr. Henry Beltman of Sedona, Arizona, John Beltman of Muscatine and William Beltman of Orange City. One sister and one brother preceded her in death -- Fannie, Mrs. Benj. Te Grotenhuis in 1950 and Gerrit in 1968.
Mrs. Schuller was a long-time member of the Alton Reformed Church.
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