Mahlon G. Gingerich 89 dies near Kalona
Mahlon G. Gingerich 89 of Kalona died Saturday at his rural Kalona home after a long illness. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 30 am at the family home with Truman Miller in charge. Burial is in Gingerich Cemetery north of Kalona. Yoder Powell Funeral Home Kalona in charge. He was born August 11 1882 in Johnson County and married Magdalene Miller on December 4 1906. He lived his life on his farm and was a member of the Old Order Amish Church. Survivors include two sons Linus Kalona and Jacob Riverside. seven daughters Katy Mast Lizzie Gingerich Sylvan Hochstedler Eldora Mast Pauline Schrock Cora Yoder Leon Ida Miller Riverside. 55 grandchildren 64 great grandchildren. He was preceded by his wife one daughter Iva one son Maynard five grandchildren five brothers and four sisters.
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Katy) Mast
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Ollie) Hochstedler
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Eldora) Mast
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Pauline) Schrock
Moses
Cora) Yoder
Leon
Marion
Ida) Miller
Iva
Maynard
Landmark hill house torn down by Goodman descendant
Ten years ago today the Henry Goodman house built in 1865 is being demolished by Harold Sheets, a direct descendant, with help from his brother-in-law Waldo Miller. The landmark west of Washington sits 12 miles west of the city, past the Dublin corner, on a steep hillside above the road.
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Henry Goodman
Iowa City VA Hospital Part Of Major Blood Pressure Study
Iowa City Veterans Hospital joins 16 other VA facilities in a widespread research effort led by Dr. Edward D. Fries. The program reports halving death rates from high blood pressure and aims to reduce strokes and heart attacks, earning Fries and collaborators the $10,000 Albert Lasker Medical Research Award.
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Obituary of Troy M Sellman Keota resident
Troy M Sellman 73 died Sunday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City after prior care at Keokuk County Hospital He married Mary Arnold in 1926 and lived in Keota since 1930 He served in World War I and was a member of Wesley United Methodist Church American Legion Masonic Lodge Survived by wife son daughter seven grandchildren two sisters two brothers Funeral at Powell Funeral Home Keota with burial in Keota Cemetery Masonic services Tuesday night prior to services
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Norma) Richardson
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Leota) Ducharme
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Harold Younkin Dies After Long Illness
Harold Younkin 65 of Riverside died Saturday at Phares Nursing Home Lone Tree after an extended illness. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Sorden and Adams Chapel Riverside with Rev. Earl Stephans officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Born Navy 25 1906 Riverside son of John and Hannah Ford Younkins. Survived by niece Joyce and nephew Dwight Younkin. Preceded by parents and four brothers.
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Mrs. Charles E. Irvin Dies at Haskins
Mrs. Charles E. Irvin 77 of Haskins died in her sleep at home Saturday December 4 1971 after a period of failing health Funeral held Tuesday at 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with Rev S Ray Blair officiating Burial was in Ainsworth Cemetery Jennie Lindstrom born August 26 1896 in Pottawattamie County Iowa She married Charles F E Irvin February 18 1913 who died August 8 1970 The Irvins ran a general store in Haskins for years before retiring Surviving are many nieces and nephews.
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Mrs. John Kerr Dies in Phoenix at 61
Mrs. John Kerr 61 a Sigourney native formerly of South English died Sunday in Phoenix Arizona where she had wintered. Services are pending at Powell Funeral Home in South English.
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Martha) Kerr
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Lowe family hosts sprawling Thanksgiving dinner in Iowa
Crawfordsville scene recounts a large Thanksgiving gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lowe with many relatives visiting from Iowa City Harlan Waterloo Wayland Washington and other towns. Additional notes mention Tom Chris home from Kirksville and pre holiday dinner in Iowa City with Granville Lowe Ada Spencer.
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Seoul declares emergency amid Korean tensions and UN shifts
President Park Chung-hee declared a state of emergency in South Korea citing a grave North Korean threat and China's UN membership. He warned freedoms may be curtailed to defend freedom as North Korea fortifies its regime and China aligns with Pyongyang. The move aims to curb unrest and will last while tensions rise.
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Cambodians Suffer Heavy Field Losses Near Phnom Penh
Reports from Phnom Penh state Cambodian forces incurred heavy casualties as North Vietnamese forces captured the railway town Badeng, 18 miles north of the capital. Field dispatches cite more than 500 wounded or killed among troops and civilians, with losses expected to rise after a six hour battle at Basset Hill and a retreat from Baray and Kompong Thmar. Prime Minister Lon Nol ordered the pullback after a major defeat.
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