Death Called Lyman Dreibelbis Former Scotch Grove Man
Death notice for Lyman Dreibelbis aged around 47 born 1893 details his death August 5 1940 at his Creston area nursery home. He was nephew of Edward Hoyt first owner of Scotch Grove nursery and son of A C P Dreibelbis and Mary Hoyt Dreibelbis survived by a brother and several sisters plus cousins with brief family history.
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Lyman Dreibelbis
Scotch Grove
L. A. Dreibelbig
Mr. Dreibelbis
Creston
Edward Hoyt
Scoten Grove
A. C. P Dreibelbis
Mary Hoyt Dreibelbis
William B. Henrichs
Jay
Local 1940s Iowa ballot listed for county offices and judges
The notice lists candidates for county offices including Auditor Howard G Robertson Anamosa County Attorney Warren J Rees Coroner F L Harrington and multiple judges. It also lists candidates for Recorder J R Fegan and vacancies for County Attorney McNamara and Supervisor members Levy and Ferring with terms starting January 1941 and 1942 respectively and J R Kennedy of Onslow as a candidate.
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