Dyes in Hospital Following Operation Tragedy
Rollin Haynes dies at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown after tonsil removal surgery performed by Dr Ram itton and Dr Wolf. He fainted in the operating room while throat was washed out. embolism suspected. Born May 22, 1891 in Tama county. survived by wife Hattie Sawyer and two children Rosaline and Roger Myron. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Friends church Carlton. Burial Friends cemetery. Community shares grief as family loses young husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Haynes
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Ramitton
Wolf
Rollie
Rollie Haynes
R. BR. Haynes
Carlton Township
Tama County
Carlton
LeGrand
Palmner College
Marion Haines
Hattie Sawyer
Sawyer
Nest
Rosaline
Roger Myron
The Soldier Dead LeGrand Cemeteries List
Complete list of buried individuals in LeGrand and Pleasant Hill Cemeteries plus companion notes about local visitors and notices. Includes names such as David Inman Jas Thurston, Captain John L. Herbert, Rev. Geo. Carter, Rosa Adair, and many others, with brief remarks on funerals and community events. Also mentions a small purse found, local shop notices, and a Dec decoration day telephone office closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
David Inman Jas
Thurston
John L. Herbert
James Furias
M——Haysen
Jesse & Garwood
van Horn
Geo
Carter - Jan
Salisbury
Chas
Miller - Samuel Halk
Jobo Crum
Abijah Richards
Henry McCool
Manson Bentley
Clinton Rosa
Wm. Crawford
Adair
James Guthrie
Edwin J. Norris
Horace Fooe
Wm. Taylor
John Bleadon
J. R. Burgess
T. P. Frost
James Hanks
Milton Willits
Chas. Snyder
Daniel Pierson
Michiel Devine
Wm. B. Parker
Lieut. Clark
G. Bowen
TAPS BLOWS FOR FAMOUS OLD SOLDIER
T. P. Frost a longtime LeGrand resident died at Deaconess hospital Marshalltown at 4 30 Monday afternoon after bladder surgery and a winter decline He survived Andersonville and Libby prisons and spoke of his army experiences Born Sept 18 1843 in Columbus County Ohio he leaves a wife and son Roy Frost Tyler Minnesota and a sister Mrs Chester Sturdivant Montana Funeral held from the Christian church with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery Pallbearers were local veterans Notices of summer train schedules and local visits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Frost
LeGrand Community
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Mr. Frost
Columbians County
Ohio
Ogle County
Illnois
Upton
Moenths
Andersonville
Libby
Sarah Fitch
Eliza Clemons
Amelia Willoughby
LeGrand
Oliver Swenson
Jerome Lundy
W.e.purvis
Dan Glidewell
Death of Jas R Macy Former LeGrand Resident
James R Macy died at his Bangor home Friday morning after months of declining health. He had recently returned from California where the climate did not aid his condition. He was born June 3, 1841 in Ohio, married Sue Plummer in 1877, and lived in LeGrand before moving to Bangor in 1886. He leaves three children William J Macy Mary Macy and Wade C Macy. Burial was in Bangor cemetery after a 3 PM service conducted by Rev N M Hodgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Gray
Butlerville
Fist Millers
Los Angeles
Cal
Montour
M. T. Nodland
James R. Macy
Bangor
LeGrand
Mr. Macy
California
Ohio
Miami County
Towa
Marshall County
Sue Plummer
Mrs. Macy
William J. Macy
Mary Macy
Wade C. Macy
Elgin
Calvin Macy
Fairmont
Auto crash injures Hines family in Marshalltown
Shocking street collision last Saturday in Marshalltown left Gretchen Hines age 13 with a double fracture of the lower jaw and a right forearm broken for Mrs. Floyd Hines of Montour, while Miss Virgil Haynes, 18, driving a touring car, lost control and plowed through a crowd on Main Street. Mrs. Hines and Gretchen, dragged and struck by the bumper, faced severe injuries as others escaped harm. The report notes infantile paralysis in Gretchen’s past and describes the driver as inexperienced, with lingering legal and medical concerns following the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Floyd Hines
Gretchen
Times-Republican
Virgil Haynes
W. S. Haynes
Second Avenue
Main Street
Haynes
Second-avenue
Gretchen Hines
Montour
Miss Hines
Misa Hines
Pioneer Days recollections from early Iowa settlers
The reporter presents interviews with Uncle Dunn and other pioneers who traveled the Marengo and Dodge Road to new Iowa lands in 1855. Dunn recalls crossing rivers by ferry and windlass, two log schools, early mills at Indian Town and LeGrand, and vivid memories of a sand hill along the stage route from Muscatine to Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Dodge Road
Warren County
Ohio
Martin
Lydia Dunn
Lebanon
Jobo
James H
Elizabeth
Fellows
Rebecca
O'Neal
Emma
Moore
Sean
Hathaway’s
Hagensack
Ft. Ancient
Anthony Wayne
Independance
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Joe Jack
Amos Paxton
Thos. Paxton
Frank Paxton
Richmond
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Paris
Bloomington
Peoria
Knoxville
Jil
Muscatine
Mississippi River
Cedar River
Iowa River
Iowa City
Homestead
Koszta
Helena
Magee
Kossia
Old Indian Town
Chas. Gray
Woodbulelm
Fiske
LeGrand
Thomas
Isachar Scholfield
Our Churches Sunday Schedule and Services
Sunday School at 11 am in the morning. Bible verse from Psalms. Preaching Service at 8:30 pm. Junior C. E. at 5 pm. Y B S C E at 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 30. Indicates church activities and timings for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Rylander
Retta Bigelow
Friends Church calendar and local history reminiscences
Sunday services announced with pastor Rev J R Walcxt and Sunday School superintendent J Rylander. A memoir recounts Tama county settlement days from 1850s, noting Oregon fever, old Welton ice house, early settlers like Nimrod Ferguson, and Indian trading posts near Indiantown with memories of Mesquawkie and Sac and Fox tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ensley
Oregon
West
Ensley
Tama County
Old Hill
Wheaton Chase
Indiantowns
Welton
Frank Lewis
Tim Welton
Isaac Asher
Sullivan
Elkana Asher
Asher
David Ferguson
Nimrod Ferguson
Lowa
Ohio
LeGrand
Cockomolo
Macintosh
Sand Ridge
Indiantown Bridge
Wison the Lad
Peter Praack
Mra. DeLong
Bees Beekeeping Lecture At LeGrand Meeting
Beekeeping meeting led by F Eric Millen state apiarist will be held at the consolidated school in LeGrand on Wednesday evening June 4. Part of the session will include a lecture and discussion on American Foul Brood. All who keep bees or have a few hives in backyards where bees have died should attend. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Millen
LeGrand
Jb Ia
Also Mentioned on This Page
DYES
Lal Haynes
Mar_Shalftown Hospital
W. K. Arnold’s Cafe
S.D. Nerber
Peat
C.M. Kelsey
Town’ Falls
O. W. Johnson
Charles Schecter
Clint Woodmansee
Margarite
Apoval
Tana County
Gladbrook
Jane
Ross James
Jug
Anna Prescott
W. K. Arnold
P. E. Shull
Miss Cornwell
George Sloan
Hall
Jean
Julia Gunderson
Ray Duncan
Lars Peterson
P. D. Harvey
Frank ‘Ward
Montolr
Florida
A. Dobson
Addie Carey
Liscomb
W. C. van Voorhis
Henry Wagner
Alden
C. R. Diller
Corinne Whinery
W. M. Gaunt
Dillers
Iowa River Park
LeGrand’s
Lincoln Highway
Chamberlain
Percy Frost
P. A. Sanders
Walter Billman
Clemons
Floyd Lowry
Roy Collar
Gwendolyn Collar
Billman
E. R. ‘Bigelow
Gary
Elroy
Navy
People’s Hardware Company
Indiana City
Geo. Sloan
Cedar Rapids
Douglass Starch
E. M. Mills
Fertile
Ursula Mills
Jas. R. Macy
N. M. Hodgin
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
John Dunn
Christian Church
Peancer E. Saint
Lord
Bible
Friends Church
J. R. Walcxt
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