Rare stovewood home saved for preservation in Decorah
Decorah Jaycees backed moving a rare stovewood house at 206 Ohio avenue slated for demolition. Local preservation efforts linked the house to Norwegian American history with ties to Pastor Knut Seehaus and early settlers. Funds totaling 41000 and legal steps to declare a National Historic building were planned.
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Decorah — Decorah Jaycées
Ohio Avenue
Charles Istad
Jim Stevens
Stevens
Darrell Henning
Henning
Marion Nelson
Istad
Historic Preservation Department
Iowa Historical Society
Iowa City
Canada
Decorah
Iowa
Middle States
Nelson
Henry H. Glassie
Folk Lore Institute
University of Indiana
Yale University
New Haven
Jaycees
Mary
Noris Miller
George A. Winship
Miller
Ohio
Parks Department
Luther College Library
Knut Seehaus
Bauders
Christine Hazen
Donald Rima
EJ. Weigle
Winneshiek County
Golf cart romance at the country club
A husband recalls a humorous country club visit where his wife treats a dented golf cart as a beloved child. The pro explains the cart cannot move, but the wife’s faith and affection revive it, letting the couple ride to the practice green amid disbelief from onlookers. The scene ends with the husband dialing Sam and Harry’s funny farm.
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Sam and
Harry
Funny Farm
Sam and Harrys Funny Farm
I Immedi
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By Hazel van Wegenen
Sain
Ately
Ford Clark
Sutherland
BATH
Aluminum
Lee Sutherland
Redwood
Per. Lin. Foot
Blairs Ferry
Cedar Rapids