Henry T Chapin 1842 1919 Grinnell Obituary
Henry T Chapin born November 23 1842 in Lafayette Ohio died October 10 1919 in Grinnell Iowa age 76 years 10 months 17 days. He served in the 42nd Ohio Regiment then studied at Agricultural College Lansing Michigan and settled in Durant Iowa marrying Lina Stire in 1869. They reared several children and he mentored a foster son Daniel Lowery. A farmer stockraiser and longtime Congregational Church deacon and youth teacher, he was past commander and chaplain of his Grand Army of the Republic post. He wrote his own religious creed and was mourned by a wide circle of friends and family. The funeral at the Congregational church included Rev Brown and Rev Boaz. The service closed with a hymn and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Chapin
Lafayette
Ohio
Grinnell
Iowa
42Nd
Ohio Regiment
Agricultural College
Lansing
Michigan
Durant
Lina Stire
Roslin
Gertrude E
L. J. Gifford
Des Moines
Daniel Lowery
Tuscon
Arizona
Mr. Chapin
Congregational Church
Grand Army of the Republic
Jesus Christ
Christ
Chapin
Anne
Brown
W. M. Boaz
Anita Congregational Church
Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Turbulent Era
Card of thanks from Mrs Lina Chapin Grinnell Iowa and Ma and Mar L E Garrorp Des Moines Iowa for assistance and sympathy. A humorous political jab references campaigning to put Uncle Bill Chew on the stump and a mock note about Buckwheat flour shipments from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Chapin
Grinnell
Iowa
Mar
Garrorp
Center St
Des Moines
Bill Chew
Recorp
Jim McDermott
Jim
New York State
Truck Hauling and Local Notices in Anita Adair Area
Geo Kern to take possession March 1 of farm southeast of Anita long occupied by John Cooper. For sale a story and a half building 16 by 24 with 30 days to move. Anna Ditman ill with pneumonia after tonsil operation. school taught by sisters Grace Crandall and Mabel Macklin. Local man H J Kuehn engaged in heated discussion at Record office on current events and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Adair
H. H. Graham
Iowa
Chas. H. Graham
U, Adair
Geo. Kern
John Cooper
Anna Ditman
Lillian Ditman
H. Crandall
J. W. Macklin
Atlantic
Grace Crandall
Mabel Macklin
H. J. Kuehn
Henry
Time to Settle and Community Notes from Anita
Time to settle with City Meat Market as debtors are urged to call and pay promptly. Clarence Petty, formerly in the Philippines, returns home and enjoys family company. A reception at First M E Church honors Rev N P Barton and his family, with a full program and warm welcomes from local clergy and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Meat Market
Robt
Cryer
Profiteer hunt likened to brass band chase says Curtiss
Dr. Stanton decries profiteer chase as misdirected while noting farmers bear the burden of high prices and long hours. He argues farmers are not profiteers and deserve fair prices for their products. Dean Curtiss compares the profiteer hunt to fox hunting with a brass band at a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollar
Stanton
Dr. Stanton
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Coffeyville News Brief from Sherman Winchell October 4 1919
Short dispatch from Coffeyville Kansas dated October 4 1919 by Sherman Winchell notes local happenings and community updates in a concise news brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville, Kansas
Congregational Church Midweek and Sunday Services Set
Midweek service on Wednesday at 7 30. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening. Special music at both services. Impressive duet last Sunday by Miss Emeda Hughes and Supt Smith. W M Boaz pastor. Donald Crandall had tonsillectomy surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emeda Hughes
Supt. Smith
W. M. Boaz
Night at Dement home ends Sunday gathering
Irene Lloyd and Frank My Gaskill, brother in law of F Dement, visitors Bob Moorehead and Sutherland, spent Sunday at the Dement home. Weber and wife hosted Thursday night with ice cream at midnight and dancing. Mrs Dement accompanied her mother Mrs Jane Barber to Omaha for eye care amid her failing sight and wishes prompt relief. Charles C. Pugh's Des Moines letter laments Britain’s six colonial votes and urges US expansion of voting power to Alaska and other territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene ‘Lloyd
Frank
Gaskill
F Dement
Hile
Bob ‘Moorehead
Tr. Dement
Jane Barber
Omaha
England
British Empire
Canada
Australia
India
Egypt
Wilson
United States
Alaska
Panama
Philippines
St. Thomas
League
Chas. C. Pugh
Des Moines
It Pays to Advertise in Anita Record
A letter from Anita, Iowa praises advertising in the Anita Record after a 4.00 payment helped sell two farms of 120 acres each to Peter A. Smith and Ed Reimers. Guthrie Center visitors, real estate men W. K. Carey and J. M. Trumbull, note Iowa land price gains. The piece also critiques local road use on a new tractor drag amid frequent rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Smith
Ed. Reimers
R. C. Ons
W. K. Carey
Anita
J. M. Trumbull
Adair
Guthrie Center
District Court
Iowa
Guthrian
Good Roads
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Cass County
Congress
Sherm. F. Myers
Cole Diamond
Atlantic, Iowa
Samuel Preity
Clarence Petty
Sam’? Petty
Wm. V. Petty
Clarence
M. E
N. P. Barton
Anita Charge
Macedonia
C. L. Thomas
Miss Johnston
Wilma Stone
Bessie M. Lowell
Miss Couchman
J. W. Martin
Ll. Newton
Anker-Holt
Anita Produce CO. Wagner & Smither
TIM Knowlton Express
Drag Line
P. T. Williams
L. R. Galiber Block
E. W. Holmes CO
Walnut Street
SHERM
Winchell
S. Winchell
Donald
Casey, Iowa
Sherm F. Myers
Anita, Iowa
Dear Sir
Uch
Leo
Towa
Lowa
C.V. East
Asalatant State
Veteriseran
Millard's
Omce
R. L. Sheeler
Chiropractor
Palmer School
Anita Bank
R. A. Becker
Citizens Bank
H. E. Campbell
Campbell A
Wes
G. M. Adair
L. R. Galiher
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