Faunce's Store: Red Oak's Oldest Business Under Same Owner
Faunce's Store in Red Oak marks its 49th anniversary under the same management. Bertha Faunce began with the millinery department in 1921 and expanded to a modern ladies wear store at 307 Reed Street, later purchasing the current building after 1933 remodeling. The firm keys on exclusive high quality lines, long-serving staff, and diversified ventures including farming, dairy farms, three apartment buildings, and Faunceville village, reflecting Mrs. Faunce's broad influence and affection for Red Oak.
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Red Oak
Faunces
Ruth Coombs
Effie Freed
Florence Gray
Elizabeth Pfieffer
Faunce
Red Osk
Faunceville
Red Oak City
Lmits
Highway 48
Union
Iowa
Red Oak Junction Churches Mark Centennial Amid Turbulent West
In Red Oak Junction Iowa two centennial church observances highlight post Civil War settlement. United Presbyterian traces to 1869 with a new Sixth and Geelbaugh Street church in 1923 and 507 communicants. First United Methodist, dating to 1860, rebuilt 1874 75 and 1903 05, with 1140 members by 1968 and long serving organist Carmelita Cozad.
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Red Oak Junction
Deadwood
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
First United Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Red Oak
Sheldon Jackson
Iowa
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Fourth
Hammond Streets
Hammond Street
Samuel L. McAfee
Thomas
Sixth and
Coolbaugh Streets
Sixthr and Geelbaugh Streets
Pleasant Lawn
First Presbyterian Church
James £. Griffes
Dewey Barnes
Montgomery County
James Rand
Adams County
Samuel Farlow
J. T. Hughes
KR. W. Thornburg
William T. Miller
Carmelita Malmburg Cozad
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