Obituary for Mrs. James Refsell of Wallingford Iowa
The funeral for Mrs. James Refsell of Wallingford Iowa was held Tuesday March 14 with a large crowd despite bad roads. She lived in Emmet county 70 years and was buried in Wallingford cemetery. Her family aided by Rev. Nordsletten Rev. Hansen and Rev. Paulsrud, with a mixed quartet, raised funds for several church and mission causes. Her daughter Angena Osher, born in Wisconsin, moved with her family to Emmet county in 1870 and married James Refsell in 1886. Mrs. Refsell died March 11 at 81. She leaves a daughter Emma and a son QO N Refsell, plus two granddaughters.
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James Refsell
Wallingford
Emmet
Ressell
Peder Nordsletten
T. Hanson
Lakefield
Minn
G. O. Paulsrud
Randall
Iowa
Sherman Gunderson
LaVerna Olson
Ernest Skatte
Alfred Ness
Chas. Anderson
Mahlum and Anderson
Estherville
O. E. Jorstad
C. L Skattebo
L. B. Osher
I. G. Ness
B. T. Osher
H. H. Schmidt
Spirit Lake
Ebenezer Old People’s Home
Minneapolis
WCAL
Northfield
Minnesota
Estherville Lutheran Church
Angena Osher
Niels D. Osher
Deerfield
Dane County
Wis
Emmet County
John Seleen
Dunnell, Minn
Emma Refsell
QO. N. Refsell
Refsell
Inlaw
Helen Ann
Eunice Refsell
Happy Home club elects officers and hosts meeting
Mrs Andrew Graff presides as hostess for Happy Home club with new officer slate including Mrs Harold Graff president Mrs Otto Hansen vice president and Mrs Rolland Shannon secretary treasurer Other guests and members attend a busy round of visits dinners and social calls across Estherville Wallingford and surrounding towns. The group plans to meet April 13 with Mrs Otto Hansen.
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Andrew Graff
Happy Home Club
Harold Graff
Otto Hansen
Rolland Shannon
Sec’y
Treasure
Henry Peterson
Clair Marten
Alice Martin
Maxine Schmidt
Louie Bendixen
Art Peterson
John Graff
Harry Schnell
Irene
Charlie Kohlstedt
Chris Bendixen
P. J. Schmidt
Helen
Mervin Thompson
Patty
Estherville
John Frank
Nona Jean
Dale
Glen Rauhauser
Eva
Chris Bendixon
George Dewall
A. Skattabo
Wallingford
Texas
M. Bendixon
Terris
Emmetsburg
Clayton Wilcox
L. G. Kamp
E. J. Smith
John Spoo
Sam Zerke
Fred Zelinsky
Clause Marten
Miss Alice
Minneapolis
Otto Klien
Henry Klien
Kamp and Parkhouse Visit Robinsons in Armstrong
Mr and Mrs L G Kamp and Charlie Parkhouse of Arthur North Dakota spent Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Robinson at Armstrong.
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L. G. Kamp
Charlie Parkhouse
Arthur, N. D
Fred Robinson
Armstrong
Strong Men Served in First Iowa Legislature
Youthful and exuberant frontiersmen formed Iowa Territory's first Legislative Assembly in 1838. Among 39 members, median ages were 34 in the House and 32 in the Council, with most farmers and few lawyers. Notable figures include James W. Grimes, Stephen Hempstead, and S. C. Hastings, whose roles helped shape Iowa's early lawmaking.
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General Assembly
First Assembly
James W. Grimes
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S. C. Hastings
First Territorial Assembly
J. A. Swisher
The American Boy Magazine booster piece
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