Chamberlain Rites Were Fun
Florence May Richie Hummel Chamberlain born January 26 1896 in Northumberland Pennsylvania died December 25 1974 after a life spent in Mills County Iowa Married Alfred Hummel in 1916 had son Max and three grandsons later wed Frank E Chamberlain in 1971 Funeral held December 27 at First Baptist Malvern with burial in Malvern Cemetery Mansfield Funeral Home in charge
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Florence May
Addison
Annie Richie
Northumberland Co
Riverton
Fremont Co
Iowa
Hartley
Obrien Co
Alfred Hummel
Essex
Omaha
Nebr
Mills County
Malvern Baptist Church
Baptist Kensington Society
Max
Malvern
Frank E. Chamberlain
Rockport
Frank Chamberlain
Phyllis
Red Oak
Gary
Carole
Donald
Viola
Richard
Jane
Grace McAlister
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Reuben Richie
Clinton Richie
Nevis
First Baptist Church
Lloyd Bedsworth
J.A. Kline
God
Jesus
Donald Dunsdon
Lyle Williams
Ed Mulholland
John C. Hall
Graveside Rites For C D Bohrer
Graveside services were held for Charles D. Bohrer 64 a Nassau Hospital surgeon Mineola New York on December 23. He died December 17 born in Toledo Ohio a University of Michigan Medical School graduate. He served Nassau Hospital as general surgeon since 1947 retiring three years ago. His wife Virginia Craig from Henderson and her parents Dr William Craig Eva Paul Craig live in Westbury Long Island.
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Henderson Farm Creek
Charles D. Bohrer
Nassau Hospital
Mineola
N.Y
Bohrer
Nassau County Surgical Society
Nassau County Academy of Medicine
Toledo
Ohio
University of Michigan
Virginia Craig
Henderson
William Craig
Eva Paul Craig
Westbury
Long Island
Rites Held For Mrs. Ura Feely
Funeral services for 89 year old Mrs Ura Feely of Red Oak were held Sunday at the United Methodist Church in Jennings Kansas with burial in the local cemetery Arrangements were by Nelson Boylan Funeral Chapel Mrs Feely died Thursday December 19 at Highland Acres Nursing Home in Red Oak She was born December 31 1884 in the Wesley Chapel community Mills County and married Clarence E Feely in 1908 who died in 1969 She is survived by a sister Mrs Nellie Fickel of Henderson
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Ura Feely
Red Oak
United Methodist Church
Jennings
Kan
Nelson-Boylan Funeral Chapel
Feely
Highland Acres Nursing Home
Charles Danley
Wesley Chapel
Mills County
Clarence E. Feely
Nellie Fickel
Hender
Memorials Reflect Mrs Feely’s Long Service and Legacy
Mrs Feely, a Montgomery native and mother of Earle Danley, graduates of Baker University and member of multiple civic and fraternal groups, including the American Lion Auxiliary, Fine Arts Club, Zeta Chapter of Kappa Delta Gamma, OES Jennings chapter, and Order of Job’s Daughters, dies leaving a legacy across Jennings and the United Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Danley
Montgomery
Ala
Feely
Academy of Fine Arts
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
American Lion Auxiliary
Jennings
Fine
Zeta Chapter
Kappa Delta Gamma
OES
Supreme International Guardian
Order of Job's Daughters
United Methodist Church
Hazel Wilhelm Rites Held at Peterson Mortuary
Funeral services for Hazel Wilhelm of rural Hastings will be held Friday January 3 1975 at 2 p.m. at Peterson Mortuary Glenwood. Mrs Wilhelm died after long illness earlier this week in a Council Bluffs hospital. The Rev E LeRoy Pullman will officiate with interment in Malvern Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson Mortuary
Glenwood
Hazel Wilhelm
Hastings
Farm Outlook outlook for 1975 net farm income and livestock profits
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner says 1975 net farm income may decline anywhere from less than one percent to ten percent, with gross receipts rising but expenses increasing more. He cautions forecasts are national and weather and crop size will affect outcomes, while 1975 could still rank as the third largest net income in current dollars. Livestock prospects are mixed with cattle feeders remaining weak, cow calf profitability improving due to cheaper feeder cattle, hog profits up from reduced pork supplies, and grain prices not expected to drop sharply until 1975 crops are known. Exports in fiscal 1974-75 may set a dollar record despite lower volumes, with grains and soybeans looking bright and beef-heavy overseas markets lagging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Wisner
ISU
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamberlain
C.D. Bohrer
Cross Roads Garage
A. the
Rites Fui
J. A. Kline
Bucky’s
Morgal Oil Co
Blackburn Oil Co
Jon
Malvern Lumber Co
Chevrolet
Malvern Body Shop
J&n Fertilizer Co. Inc
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