Obituary and local notices from Cordova Iowa 1901 birth to 1963 death
The item records the birth of Theodore Earl Rickabaugh in Otley on December 20, 1901 and his death August 29, 1963 in Knox ville Iowa, with funeral services at Assembly of God Knoxville and burial at Red Rock cemetery. It also covers community notes on cemetery conditions at Price and Red Rock, local travels of residents, college plans for Donna Klyn, and various family updates including marriages, moves, and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theordore Earl Rickabaugh
James
Elden Rickabaugh
Otley
Collins Hospital
Knoxville
Iowa
Assembly of God Church
J. O. Howard
Gerald D. Dunham
Howard M. Leasure
Harvey Church
Red Rock
Raymond Ricka
Hae
BI Karr
Lloyd
Loren
James Calhoun
Howard Ridgeway
Mary Ely
Robert Pitt
Jesus Savior
Rosa Karr
Vernon
Runnells
Harold
France
Warren
Grandbury
Texas
Robert
Betty
Harlan Millier
Beverly
Bob Rigel
Des Moines
Sheryl
Vicki
Ronnie Rickabaugh
Minnie Calhoun
Swan
Marion County
Pella’s
Price Cemetery
Joe Clark
Dunreath
Red Rock Dam Project
Register & K’ville
Dam
Karr
Federal Gov't
N.W
Cordova
Joe Stevenson
Fifield
Jess de Raad
Pella
Thomasson
Roy Brock
Monroe
Berlin
Ballard
Russell Worth
Martha Crane
Newton's Hospital
Elmer de Moss
Marshalltown
Helen
Tony
Marie Langstraat
Grace van Hemert
Wayne
Ricky Wayne
May van Hemert
Community News Notes and Social Visit Updates
A packed period of visits, family events, and local happenings is recorded. Marie cared for a grandson on a prior visit, Martha Templeton plans arrival in Des Moines, and Linda Oliver hosted Eileen Tukker before school. Open house at the ASC office impressed many with its vast space and machines. A large group toured the building, with coffee, donuts, and gifts. Birthday wishes were extended to Mr. Fred, and social gatherings occurred at Smiths. The Karr picnic drew 68 attendees, with births and weddings noted, including Lisa Gay Redding born September 16, 1962, and Carol Karr wed Kinerg. Local travel included Des Moines, Collins, Indianola, and Weeping Water, with various family visits and hospital stays interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanigstraat
Marie
Marion Vander Keift
Eileen Tukker
Linda Oliver
Pella
ASC
Bill
Roy
Smiths
Fred
Martha Templeton
Des Moines
Fonuica
Dora Fullerton
Martha
Margaret
Jeanie
Linda Kennedy
Pee
Ora
Jake Neef
Newton
Bill- den Otter
Gladys Baymuys
Hee Wat Raays
Jonroe Baptist
Peter ‘van Ham
Europe
Loren Talbot
Lida Kradle
Marion de Moss, Jr
Dr. Arnott
Kate
May
Nell’s
Robert Brown
Francis
Leland Balmer
Beverly Muilenberg
Eck
Scottie
Keith
Wendy
Steve
Canada
Nell
Bev
Perla
Morse
Ardleer
Missouri
Bryan
Ellen
Ard
Mary Karr
Iowa
Karr
Jim de Moss
Iowa City
Ponte
Nivelospitals
Harold Sellers
Gaus Teady
Herman de Heer
Violet
Ian
Dave Wartick
Paul
Ira Amble
Florence O’melia
Jennie Deitrick
Knoxville
Georgia
Collins Hospital
Dau
Mary Louise den’ Berger
Betty Carpenter
Harrison Wise
Shannon
Mary
Indianola
Rickabaugh
Martha Karr
Lisa Gay Redding
Carol Karr
Lloyd
Irma Roff
Fred Smith
Aho
Blaine Core
Dorothy Templeton
Gerry Core
Grace Jones
Local ASCS committee elections set for September 19
In the Tri County area owners operators and tenants will name community committees at township meetings held simultaneously at 8 p m Thursday September 19. Ballots are secret and written nominations will be collected at ASCS county offices in Newton Knoxville and Oskaloosa. Committees of three members and two alternates will elect delegates to the county convention on September 28 to form county committees. Terms run one year from October 1. All eligible farm owners operators and tenants may participate in township elections and ASC programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
ASCS
Newton Knoxville
Oskaloosa
ASC
Chronical notes on 1993 cultural adjustment program
The document outlines cultural adjustment programs authorized in 1993 with legislative roots dating to 1938. It describes farmer committee administration, county and community committee elections, and programs including agricultural conservation, price-supply loans, storage loans, sugar and feed grain programs, and special programs as required by the Secretary of Agriculture or Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricult Conservation Program
Secretary of Agriture
Congress
Sewers Clogged Sewer Ereamer Claims Quick Roots Removal
An ad touts a chemical sewer cleaner named SEWERREAMER to clear clogged lines and remove roots, claiming fast action and potential big savings on service bills. It promises use by calling LILLENMAK'S SEW. and emphasizes electric equipment for quicker results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillenmak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Roy Karr
Fairmound
G. Wendell Stull
Grundy Center
Jacob Stull
S. M. O. Huddleston
Fairmount
Clarence Stull
Louie Birkenholtz
Gail Timmons
Harold Timmons
Diana
Dwight
Prairie City
Birkenholtz
Timmons
Johnnie
Willie Dykstra
Gerrit and
Mathe Dykstra
Willie
Otto van Essen
Edith Price- Slack
Summit Township
Hugh
Joe
Silo
Ronnie’ ‘Fincent
Linda Karr
Simp- Asc Son College
Lane
Ane Templeton
Secretary of Agriculture
lo‘Cal
Chronicle
Paardekooper
Ideal Pharmacy
Duranel
Sensationa
FCC
Pelle, Iowa
C. B. Caldwell
Kodak
Zeiss - Agfa - Revere - Polaroid
Revlow Cosmetics
Whitman & Pangburn
United Redemption Bureau
Bowling Green
Paardek Ideal Pharmacy
Pella Sale Barn
Wayne van Wyk
Henry Rus
Coop
Midwest
Greas
Taniwagen Manor
Farmers’ Co-op Exchange
Petroleum Department
M. & H. Construction Co
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