Funeral rites for Maud Sullivan at Fredericksburg First Baptist
Funeral services were held August 1 1986 at the First Baptist Church Fredericksburg Iowa for Maud May Sullivan born March 19 1875 in Stoughton Wisconsin died July 29 1966 at Sunrise Guest Home from age related causes. She lived in Fredericksburg long time serving as president of the Womens Bible Class and was survived by five children twelve grandchildren forty two great grandchildren and eleven great great grandchildren. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery with Rev Jack Pasko officiating and floral tributes arranged by local and out of town relatives.
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Fredericksburg
First Baptist Church
Iowa
Maud May Sullivan
Stoughton
Wis
Frede-ricksburg
Charles E. Sullivan
Eldo E. Kluss
Vera
Des Moines
Glen H. Sullivan
Urbana
Edwin Mueller
Marie
Henry Schmudlach
Neil Bravener
Arle Morf
Ronald Kocher
Edwin Barker
Glen Sullivan
Dale Sullivan
Carol Sullivan
Dean Sullivan
Tll
Versa Klus
Forest L. Lewis
Alan
Burton Carney
Cedar Falls
Grace Star
LePorte
Helen Heideman
Janesville
Mildred Parson
Waterloo
Harriet Jensen
Dewar
John Schroeder
Hawkeye
Peggy Melton
Willard
Betty Toliver
Sedalia
Ray Welzel
West Union
Helen Schultz
Luana
Harvey Mumby
Anne Paulson
Melvin Carney
New Hampton
Fayette attorney files for county office
Fayette lawyer Robert L. Anthony has announced his filing for the Democratic nomination for State Representative from Fayette County in the primary on September 6. Anthony, a Clinton County native and Beloit College graduate, holds an MS in Political Science from the University of Chicago and a JD from the State University of Iowa. He is active in Methodist Church Lions Club American Legion and has led Fayette County Bar Association as past commander. Anthony serves with a partner as town attorney, directs the Fayette Community School District, and helped incorporate a new golf course at the Big Rock recreation area near Fayette. He is married with two daughters.
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Robert L. Anthony
Fayette
Fayette County
Anthony
Clinton County
Beloit College
U. S. Army Signal Corps
University of Chicago
State University of Iowa
Methodist Church
Lions Club
American Legion
Westgate social notes amid many visitors and birthdays
Westgate area residents hosted and visited for numerous birthday celebrations and weekend gatherings. The long list of attendees includes families and friends from Westgate Mason City Oelwein Sumner Maynard and surrounding towns with guests from Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. The Iowa Bible camp draw included 64 local children with Rueber and Steinbronn families represented among attendees and staff.
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Westgate
George Howard
Mason City
Warren
Lynn Underwood
Lee Coleman
Oelwein
Leo Coleman
Harvey Baker
Scott
Harold Wehrspann
Rhonda
Mary Wehrspann
Independence
Edna Edwards
DulWuque
John Fedeler
Floyd Federer
Sumner
Jerry Federer
Chicago
Glen Kalous
Marion
Will Meyer
Maynard
Charles Meyer
Clair Zimmerman
Gene
Margaret Schlumbohm
Leonard Schnadt
Kathy
Wm. Knief
Theo. Rueber
Roger Martin
Aplington
Jeff
Herbert Klammer
West Union
Fred Klammer
Maude Bement
Paul Bement
Kenny
Ben Nachlman
Ernest Poock
Tripoli
Norbert Schmidt
Fairbank
Werner Poock
Norma
Marlys
Herb Klam
J. L. Birdnow
Hazeldon
Colleen
Bruce Gruetzmacher
Canada
Weatherbee Card Club
Gus Jensen
Ernest Kastli
Canfield
Denver
Carl Steinbronn
Robert Steinbronn
Fayette
Wm. Block
Wilbert Steinbronn
Raymond Steinbronn
Keith Snodgrass
Read
Lyn
George Steinbronn
John Steinbronn
Roger Decker
Roy Canfield
Wm. Steinbronn
Cedar Falls
Vance Coleman
Nancy Roth
Scott Baker
Leo Colemans
Ia-Dise-Ca
Towa East
Iowa City
Michael Steinbronn
Darwin Steinbronn
Ronnie Steinbronn
Becky Volker
Reila Rueber
Gayle Prickett
Mardell Rueber
Cindy Jacobsen
Jesus
Mueller
Bennet
Warren Rueber
West
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Kenneth Steege
County Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Niemann
Steege
Carl Pleggenkuhle
State Highway Commission
John Cahey
Milwaukee
Shirley Ann Cahey
Howard Whitn
Able
Don Forsman
Joni Kay
Earlham
Marshalltown
Don Sowers
Wisconsin
Roy Speicher
Baxter
Guy Owens
Naperville
Tom Reay
Ray Wilson
Ernie Grahlman
San Pedro
Calif
Dale Grahlman
Keith O'Connell
Lawler
Elmer Steege
St. Mary's Hospital
Ray Schmudlach
Paul Homeister and Sons
Will Zabel
Charles Treweiler
Naoka
Minn
Sam Aasen
Linda
Arlin Schroeder
Philis
Leonard Nappeisch
Waverly
Robert Gericke
Ricky
Randy
Neil Sullivan
Ronnie Burkhardt
Chris Eisele
Edwin Eisele
Karl Eisele
Denise
Dail Lietch
Charles City
John Lietch
Charles 'Trewsler
Anoia
John Matthiesen
Sauk Center
Amana
John Cahoy
Duane Cahoy
Darrin
Richard Gruenberg
Godfreid Drewlow
Reynard Drewlow
Geo. Drew
Clyde Clary
Frederika
Ernie O’day
Randy O'Day
Rochester
Eugene Seibold
Gen. Finkbein
Ben Schwinke
Brian O'Day
Manguato
Ernie O'Day
Minnie Pearl
Sou
Kitty Wells
Fayette County Fair
Johnny Wright
Bill Phillips
Ruby Wright
Tennessee Mountain Boys
Ady
Norma Klammer
Dianne Shearon
Elk Point
S.D
Charles Bruns
M. R. Porter
North Liberty
Richard McCue
Elmer Schellhorn
Gary
Wil Sabin
Walter Senchina
Ray Mahoney
Clarence Wolf
Paul Ford
Sportsman Club
Ochwe
City Park
George Hucke
Herman Oltragge
Colo
Paul Schwengels
Harold Oltrogge
Brad
Maria
Ruth Runge
Luther
Philip
Covington
Ervin Bender
Oscar Fink
Ray Fink
Frank Gosse
Henry Haar
Lorenz Wenthe
Duane
George Youman
Clara Hoeger
Herbert Hoeger
Herman Hoeger
Clarence Block
Clarence Block, Jr
Marilyn Block
Dean Niewoehner
GAR
Chrysler
Authorized Dealers
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Wuttee Motors
Bremer County
FBI
SUN
Frederika du
Tripoli Fosters
South Steel
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