Obituary of Laura Bell Adams Fordice in Wellman Iowa
Laura Bell Adams Fordice born December 15 1857 on a Washington county Iowa farm died July 29 1933 at age 75 7 15 married Lewis Fordice Dee December 16 1877 two children Cora May and Arthur Lewis Fordice who died at 15 Lewis preceded her nine years earlier She belonged to a large Adams family with surviving daughter Cora and three grandchildren Omer Opay Orle Green all of Wellman A great grandchild Lyon La Monte Disney and many siblings and relatives She joined church of Christ as a girl later transferring to the Baptist church of Wellman Funeral services were held July 31 1933 at 2 PM at the Baptist church burial in Wellman cemetery Attending out of town were Ira Adams OsKaloosa Roy Mahaffa Des Moines and others from Washington Keota Iowa City and Des Moines record of a local obituary entry
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Laura Bell Adams
Joseph Adams
Sarah White Adams
Washington County
Iowa
Wellman
Lewis Fordice Dee
Cora May
Arthur Lewis Fordice
Lewis Fordice
Ikialoosa
Starrisome Adams
Corbin
Kansas
Lucy Adams MecArtor
Washington
John A. Adams
June Adams
Ahemman
Allen Adams Carter
Electa Adams Carter
Christy
Baptist Church
Kientz Family Holds Annual Brighton Reunion
Members of the Kientz family gathered at Brighton park on Sunday for their annual reunion. Attendees included J. F. Craft, Willis Wood, Henry Spielman, R. A. McGuire, Dale Spielman, and many relatives from Fairfield, Pleasant Plain, Libertyville, and Keota. A separate birthday party for Gwendolyn Kessels featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Kientz
Brighton Park
J. F. Craft
Willis Wood
John
Henry Spielman
Dale Spielman
Henry Peasley
R A. McGuire
Ben Ana Willis
Chas. McGuire
Olivine
Leonard
Clyde Free
Marjorie
Merna
G. C Kientz
George Kientz
Elizabeth McGuire
Herman Rauscher
Mildred
Robert
Fairfield
Georg
Messer
Libertyville
Harold Messer
Gene
Pleasant Plain
Henry Rauscher
Arlene
Allee Karlen
Jean
Jesse Hoover
Jean Dumineal
Ruth Robison
Louise Eyestone
Elaine
Ina
Nisa
Carol Morgan
Maxine Weidner
Dorothy Kessel
Ben
Taylor Stout
Dale Hyde
Bud Kyle
Marland Hendrin
Curtis Kessel
Kenneth Grant
Bob Hoskins
Eugene Jones
Hubert Horton
Jerry Johnson
Ruth
Junior Pickin
Merle Merchant
Letha LaGore
Daisy Painter
Joe Christy
Joan
Argyle
Jean Domineal
Christy
Lloyd Welch
Maxine
A. F Sehott
Lucile Boling
Pleasant
Ruth Edwards
Earl Clark
Burlington
Wis
Merle Beauchamp
Crawfordsville
Robert Guy
Silvia Garber
Dau
Wellston Neighbors Observe Rain and Community Chores
The Wellston area notes a threshing ring finish, visits at Edd Stoutner's, and a new Maytag washing machine for Forrest Brinning. Local residents help with chores, cattle shipped, and clover hay work continues as rain raises crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Milt Dayton
Thasher
Iowa City
Edd Stoutner’s
Forrest Brinning
Wayne Miler
Bayar Bandy
Elmer Kolesick
Keota
George Brinning
Clarence Porter
Edd Stoutner
Charley Harvey
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Fordice
Ira Adams
Oskaloosa
Roy Mahaffa
Des Moines
Oral Norman
Lucy McArtor
Walter
Clyde Stoutner
Mary Green
Nora Bennett
Elmer Roberts
Malcom
Meynard
Ernest Bright
Khua Helmic
Monden Ponden
Ghter
Marguerite
Belleville
Ohio
Clark Robinson
Lexington
Chicago
Robison
Forrest Johnson
Robert Adams
Eugene Brinton
Donald
Eliza Koa
Isaac van Wagner
Lincoln
Neb
Mina Wolf
Will McCoy
Wayland
Wm. MecClintie
Mary Singleton
Rubio
Mary Wikoff
Ida Bevans
Guy Davison
Dorothy
Evalyn Helmick
James Buffum
Carthage
Denton
Texas
Marty Buffum
Carlsbad
N. M
Old Mexico
Estes
Mrs. Gladwin Ingham
Missouri
Jolly Ten
L. E. White
Herschel Courtney
Jols
Frank Hoover
Frances Romin
Ida Hough
Ira Hough
N. O. Woodford
Ira Schafer
Lillian McFarland
Scott McFarland
Drakesville
Glen Willits
Marion
A. E. Horton
Krony Krew
Edith Weldin
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. Coffin
Miss Tenhis
Washington County Farm Bureau
Sec'y of Agriculture
Wallace
Rock Island
Priday
BR OB. Shannon
Chicka
Gio
North Shore
Bath
Tures
The
Farm Bureau
Journal
Evening Journal
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