Aalders, Jessie (Mrs. Ben) died 1912

AALDERS, YPMA

Posted By: Wilma J. Vande Berg - volunteer (email)
Date: 1/11/2012 at 16:52:27

Sioux County Herald of Feb 22, 1912
Tuesday morning Mr. J. Ypma sr. received a message from Oklahoma stating- that his daughter Mrs. Ben Aalders had died there at the age of 32. Some time ago she went there in quest of better health after suffering here for several-al years with continued ill health. Mrs. Aalders leaves ahusband and a daughter aged ten, besides other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Aalders lived in this city but for some time past have been residents of Sioux Center. Mr. Jake Ypma left yesterday for Omaha to meet Mr. Aalders. The remains were brought here and the funeral services will be held at the Christian Reformed church tomorrow afternoon. The services will be conducted by Rev. Van der Ploeg of Sioux Center and Rev. Timmerman of this citv.
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Source: Alton Democrat issue of 24 Feb 1912, (Sioux Center column)
Word has been received here that Mrs. Ben Aalders, who left some time ago for Oklahoma to receive medical treatment, passed away on Monday evening. She suffered with paralysis of the heart. The body was taken to Orange City where it arrived on Wednesday. The funeral services were held at Orange City on Friday and were conducted by Rev. Vander Ploeg who was assisted by Rev. Timmerman of Orange City.
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Source: Alton Democrat issue of 24 Feb 1912, (Orange City column)

Mrs. Ben Aalders, who went to Oklahoma some weeks ago for the benefit of her health, died there last Monday evening Her husband and only child were at her bedside when she passed away. Mr. Aalders and daughter accompanied the remains to this place and arrived Wednesday evening. Deceased was the oldest daughter of J. Ypma Sr. of this city and lived here for many years and until little more than a year ago when the Aalders family moved to Sioux Center. The funeral will be help Friday afternoon, services being conducted in the Christian Reformed church by Rev. Vander Ploeg of Sioux Center of whose church deceased was a member, and by Rev. Timmerman of this place.