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Jessica Marie Webb
OBITUARY
Jessica M. Webb, 25, of Oskaloosa, died Friday, February 25, 2005, at Mercy Hospital Medical Center in Des Moines, Iowa.
She was born October 29, 1979 in Oskaloosa, the daughter of Charles A. and Joyce Burke Webb. She was a 1998 graduate of Oskaloosa Senior High School. She attended Indian Hills Community College and received her LPN degree in May 2004. She was presently employed at the Ottumwa Regional Health Center in Ottumwa. She was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Oskaloosa.
She is survived by her son Cole Michael of Oskaloosa; her parents, Charles and Joyce of Oskaloosa; a sister, Andrea Gerritson; and a brother Adam both of Oskaloosa; paternal grandmother, Mary Webb of Sigourney; and maternal grandmother, Ilaruth Burke of Oskaloosa.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, Paul E. Webb and Forrest E. Burke, Jr.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, March 1, 2005 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Oskaloosa with Robert Busher officiating. Burial was in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
A memorial has been established as an educational fund for her son Cole.
SOURCE: Sigourney News Review, Sigourney, Iowa, Wednesday, March 2, 2005 | Webb, Jessica Marie (I1286)
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Jill Susan Weber
NOTE
Jill died of Pulmonary Thromboembolism. Her son was on 8 weeks old.
She was a Sr HR Manager for Honeywell International/Aerospace in Phoeniz, Arizonia. They lived in
Litchfield Park, Arizona.
SOURCE: Hammes update from the Hammes reuinon, June 30, 3013 | Weber, Jill Susan (I1232)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Gerald Clayton Young / Living (F196)
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Joanne Marie Reed
Joanne and Harold Luttenegger lived in rural Fairfield, Iowa before moving to Glendale, Arizona in 1974. Joanne taught music for 12 years in Arizona. She was also a senior consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics.
Joanne died of cancer. | Reed, Joanne Marie (I96)
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Joanne Reed
This newsletter is dedicated to our beloved Joanne Luttenegger who passed away on April 18, 1994. She will live on in many special ways through the love and kindness she showed, the comfort she gave and the dreams she left behind.There were three things that were important in Joanne. The first was her tremendous faith in God. She rejoiced in Him and walked with Him daily and that gave her strength to make it through the challenges she faced. All who knew Joanne could see His love and His light shining brightly through her. She was the sweetest and most gentle person I ever met and yet she had the strength of the Lord upon her.
Joanne was a wonderful wife and mother and her family meant so much to her. She and Harold had six beautiful children (3 sons and 3 daughters), and of course her sons and daughters-in-laws whom she loved as her own. She was also blessed with 2 beautiful grand-babies. But Joanne had a way of making everyone feel like her family….her loving and nurturing reached out to everyone she met.
Joanne’s third love in life was being in Mary Kay. She loved the products, the company and the company philosophy of God first, family second and career third which she truly practiced. Joanne reached out to the many women God placed in her path. She did this by lovingly and freely sharing the products and opportunity. She built a strong customer base with over 100 on the District Support Program. Her clients lover her very much and took pride in giving them the best service possible. She also dreamed of becoming a Mary Kay Director and was so proud of her team members: Sandy Angelle, Chris Pasterz, Anne Stine, Christie Varner and Annette Winfield. She believed and dreamed for all of you.
Joanne truly represented the “Go Give” Spirit of our company. She always had a great sense of Team Spirit and was committed to our unit and to me herDirector. She was always doing something nice for somebody else and often had a word of encouragement to give others. She preserved with a positive attitude, never ever complained and expected only the best in every situation, no matter what. She took great pride and joy in her career, in becoming the best Mary Kay consultant she could be, and attended Mary Kay Success meetings, Career Conferences and Seminars as long as she was able with her poor health. I know there were times she attended events even though she was in a great deal of pain. But she didn’t miss anything!
SOURCE: THE RED HOT SUCCESS EXPRESS, by Sandy Nelson, Senior Sales Director, Mary Kay, April 1994 | Reed, Joanne Marie (I96)
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Joannes George Greiner's baptizmal sponser was Catharina uxor George Greiner of Simten, Rhein, Germany. | Greiner, Joannes George (I3421)
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Johannes Wehr
Emigration: 26 February 1863 in Iowa (USA) with wife and three children | Wehr, Johannes (I502387)
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John Frederick Bombei
OBITUARY
Sigourney Reporter, 4 November 1959
Submitter: Laura Sadowsky
"John F. Bombei, 70, of Sigourney, a retired Clear Creek farmer, died Sunday about 9:45 a.m., at the Keokuk County Hospital, where he was taken after he suffered a severe stroke on Sunday, October 25.
"Funeral service was held this morning (Wednesday) at St. Mary's church in Sigourney, with the rev. J.M. Mackin officiating at the Solemn Requiem High Mass, as deacon, and the Rev. Marvin Sieger, as sub deacon, and burial was in the Ss. Peter and Paul cemetery at Clear Creek.
"He was born July 10, 1889, on a farm in the Talleyrand community, the son of Henry and Elizabeth Bombei.*
"On February 28, 1911, he was married to Agnes Hammes of Clear Creek. They farmed in that community until retiring 12 years ago to their home at 318 West Walnut street in Sigourney.
"He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church in Sigourney, and a charter member of Windthorst Council, Knights of Columbus, at Harper.
"He was preceded in death by two brothers, Rudolph and Nick.
"He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Mrs. Lowell Striegel, Mrs. Delbert Striegel, of Harper; Mrs. Adrian Conrad of Zearing; Mrs. John Greene, of Keswick; two sons, Leonard Bombei of West Chester and Irvin Bombei of Harper; 41 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Jack Tremmel of Sigourney and Mrs. Lena Dunkerson of Guthrie Center; two brothers, Pete Bombei of Sigourney and Henry Bombei of Keota.
"The Rosary service was said by the Knights of Columbus at the home Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., and the parish Rosary at 8 p.m.
"Pall bearers were LaVerne Striegel, Larry Striegel, Ronald Bombei, Gary Bombei, Kenneth Striegel, and Larry Klein."
SOURCE: Keokuk County, Iowa, USGenWeb Internet Site | Bombei, John Frederick (I930)
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John Harold Morse
John graduated from Moline High School, Moline Illinois and Palmer College of Chiropractic in June of
1966. John was electrocuted at home while he was working out in their garage. | Morse, John Harold (I1474)
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John Henry Sondag
7th child
Occupation: farmer all his life
Cause of death: atherosclerotic coronary disease | Sondag, John Henry (I502518)
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John Jacob Leinen
John was a private in the U. S. Army in World War I | Leinen, John Jacob (I918)
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John Jacob Merz
OBITUARY
JOHN MERZ DIES
John Merz, 58 year old Harper farmer, died suddenly Monday morning following a heart attack. He had just returned from taking children to school in Harper. He died before a physician could arrive.
He was born in this county and had spent all his life here. He is aurvived by Mrs. Merz. seven sons and two daughters. Funeral services are to be held tommorow (Thursday) morning from St. Elizabeth's church in Harper, at nine-thirty.
[Clipping from Sigourney Review - issue of March 1, 1933] | Merz, John Jacob (I366)
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John Peter Dumont
OBITUARY
DEATH CLAIMS J. P. DUMONT
Cancer Claims Life on Thursday
Services for J. P. (Peter) Dumont of Sigourney were held 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church. The Rev. J. M. Macklin was celebrant of the Solemn Requiem High Mass, the Rev. M. J. Diamond, pastor of St. Elizabeth Church in Harper, deacon, and the Rev. Paul Kleinfelder, pastor of the Ss. Peter and Pauls church in Clear Creek, sub-deacon. Burial was in St. Elizabeth's cemetery at Harper.
Mr. Dumont had been in ill health for the past four years, suffering from cancer and was critical ill the last four months. He passed away at his home at 815 South Main Street in Sigourney at 10:55 a.m. Thursday.
He was born October 5, 1880 in Harper, the eldest son of Nicholas and Margaret Schmall Dumont. When still a youth the family moved to a farm in East Lancaster township, where he grew to manhood and attended the public schools.
On October 27, 1908, he was married to Elizabeth Vogel of the Clear Creek community. They established their home on a farm in the East Lancaster community. To this union eight children were born. One daughter, Helen Elizabeth, passed away at the age of six years.
He was a member of the St. Elizabeth Catholic Church at Harper until several years after their retirement to their home in Sigourney, when they transferred their membership to the St. Mary's church in Sigourney. He was also a member of Windthorst Council, Knights of Columbus, at Harper. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Helen Elizabeth, two grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Ed Vogel of Sigourney.
He is survived by his wife, three sons, Leonard and Elmer of Ollie; Wilford of Sigourney; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Wehr of Sigourney; Mrs. Harold Young of Oskaloosa; Mrs. Damian Gent of South English and Mrs. J. J. Korf of Marion; 23 grandchildren; four brothers, Matts and George Dumont of Sigourney; Theodore of Washington, Iowa; Gus Dumont of Sheridan, Wyoming; two sisters, Mrs. Albert Streigel of Harper and Mrs. Otto Schmid of Sigourney.
Solist at the service was Mr. Dumont's niece, Mrs. Robert Snakenberg of Webster, who sang "Panis Angelicus" at the offertory and "Ye Souls of the Faith" at the close of the service. | Dumont, John Peter (I3494)
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Joseph Albert Vogel
Joseph served in World War I and farmed North of Harper, Keokuk County,Iowa until retiring and moving to Sigourney, Iowa. | Vogel, Joseph Albert (I3479)
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Joseph H. Baker
Joseph H. Baker, a representative of the farming interests of Calhoun county, resides on section 4, Sherman township. He is numbered among- Iowa's native sons, his birth having occurred in Keokuk county on the 10th of November, 1870. His father, Peter Baker, was a German farmer of that county and was born in Germany. October 7. 1839. He married Miss Mary Piper, who also was a native of Germany, born October 24, 1840, their wedding, however, being celebrated in Keokuk county, Iowa. When a youth of fifteen the father bade adieu to his native land and the home of his childhood and crossed the Atlantic to America. His wife was a little maiden of only six summers when she was brought to the new world and became a resident of the Hawkeye state. Mr. Baker has now passed away, his death having occurred on the 1st of August, 1897, in the fifty-eighth year of his age, but Mrs. Baker is still living, her home being in Keokuk county. They were the parents of the following named children: Lena, the wife of Antony Aller, a resident of Washington county, Iowa; John, who is living in this county; Mary and Mike, both deceased; Joseph H., of this review; Elizabeth, the wife of Stephen Yager, of Calhoun county; Wendall, who is living in Keokuk county: Teressa, the wife of Charles Berwen, of Calhoun county; and Emma, the wife of John Olinger, of Keokuk county.
In the district schools near his home Joseph Baker pursued his education and through the summer months he worked in the fields. He continued upon the home farm until twenty-three year- of age, when he rented land and began farming on his own account. In 1895 he came to Calhoun county, taking up his abode upon a farm which he had purchased the year previous, and which comprises the southeast quarter of section four and forty acres of the northeast quarter of section four. Sherman township, making in all two hundred acres of land. He has the entire place under cultivation and has transformed it into a very valuable tract. He has erected substantial buildings and has added all modern equipments and accessories so that the place may now be classed among the model farms of the twentieth century in Calhoun county.
On the 28th of November, 1893, Mr. Baker was united in marriage to Miss Mary Hammen of Keokuk county. Iowa. Her parents were Peter and Margaret (Petget) Hammen, both of whom were natives of Germany, the former born December 17, 1833, and the latter January 9, 1844. They were married on the 24th of January, 1865, and the same year sought a home in the new world, taking up their abode in Iowa. Unto them were born six children, as follows: August, who is living in Calhoun county; Annie, deceased; Nick, also of this county; Susan, wife of Joseph Stein of Calhoun county; Mary, the wife of our subject; and Peter who is living in this locality. Mrs. Baker was born August 19, 1875, in Keokuk, and by her marriage has become the mother of four children: Oliver, born September 4, 1896; Ernest, born July 18, 1897; Arnold, born April 11, 1899; and Verona, born June 28, 1901, The parents and their children are members of St. Mary's Catholic church of Pomeroy and in his political affiliations Mr. Baker is a Democrat, but has never sought or desired office, preferring to devote his time and energies to his business affairs, in which he is meeting with well deserved success, as a result of his industry and well spent life.
A Biographical Record of Calhoun County, Iowa, published Chicago by S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1902.
Transcribed and submitted by Mary Kay Krogman. | Baker, Joseph H (I502425)
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Joseph Henry Peiffer
Military: US Army Infantry - World War I
Occupation: 1936, Deputy Police Officer, Jesup, Iowa
Organization: Holy Name Society and Veterans of Foreign Wars
Residence: 1926, Keota, Iowa | Peiffer, Joseph Henry (I502521)
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Joseph Sieren was born in Germany June 7, 1857 and died July 2nd, 1928. He came to this country March 25th, 1875, age the age of eighteen years, and settled in Clear Creek township, Keokuk County, which community was always his home, until 1916, when he moved to Harper, Iowa. In 1878 he was unitedin marriage to Anna Heisel, who preceded him in death July 10th, 1900. To this union were born nine children, three of whom preceded him in death: August, who died in 1897; Joseph in 1920; Mrs. Mary Palmer in 1926. In 1903 he was again married to Helena Wellenstein, who passed away on September 16th, 1927, after which time he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Wm. P. Greiner. Surviving him are the following children: Peter, Michael and Nicholas of Clear Creek; Mrs. Margaret Merz of Harper; Mrs. Anna Conrad, Hillsboro; and Mrs. Rose Greiner, Keota. There are also 42 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. His tragic death was a great shock to his family and friends. He had suffered a stroke three years ago and had been afflicted with poor health since. Especially since last September hadhe been less than himself than previously. Although science was able to do little for him his sufferings caused him to seek relief from many doctors. Last winter he spent three weeks taking treatment in Ottumwa and more recently he had been making regular trips to Sigourney, but all to no avail. A large man when in good health, he had fallen off more than 100 pounds in weight in a few months previous to his death. Since about the first of May he had been visiting at the John Merz home near Harper and his son-in-law, Oren Palmer, had brought him to the Greiner home only the Sunday before his death, which occurred July 2. Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 4, at 9 A.M., Ss. Peter and Paul's Church, Clear Creek, in charge of Rev. Wm. B. Schmidt. Interment was in Clear Creek cemetery.
[Clipping from The Keota Eagle - issue of July 12, 1928] | Sieren, Joseph (I377)
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Katherine Marie Vogel
FUNERAL CARD
In Memory of
KATHERINE M. VOGEL
Born: February 25, 1893, near Harper, Iowa
DEPARTED THIS LIFE
July 15, 1975, Clinton, Iowa
SERVICES HELD
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sigourney, Iowa, Thursday, July 17, 1975 at ten o'clock
PRIEST
Rev. Francis E. Lollich
CASKET BEARERS
Herbert Allar, Charles Voge, Leonard Dumont, Stanley Vogel, Alvin Vogel, Virgil Vogel
INTERMENT
Ss. Peter & Paul Parish Cemetery, Clear Creek
Reynolds Funeral Chapel | Vogel, Katherine Marie (I3477)
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Kathie Irene Smith
OBITUARY
Kathie Hammes
Kathie Irene Hammes, 62, died May 4, 2016 at the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City. She was born December 4, 1953 in Sigourney, Iowa to Hubert Leroy and Anna Mae (Kephart) Smith. She graduated from Sigourney High School in 1972. On September 11, 1976 she married Ray Hammes at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Harper, Iowa. Kathie was employed at S&S Shoe Store from 1975-1987 and later attained an AA degree from Indian Hills Community College in 1992. She has been the Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent for Sigourney Community School District since December 1992.
Kathie loved being physically active, hiking in the mountains of Jackson Hole, enjoying good food, watching the Hawkeye football team in the Fall, and most of all playing with her granddaughter.
She was preceded in death by her parents Hubert and Anne Mae, her sister Vickie Shifflett and brother Nick Smith.
She is survived by her husband Ray, daughter Abbie (Brett) Terp and granddaughter Mia of Fairway, Kansas, sister Barb (Terry) Fritchen of Sigourney, brother Doug Smith of Washington, and brother Eric Smith of Cedar Rapids.
Funeral Service: Monday May 9, 2016 at 10:00 A.M. St. Mary Catholic Church, Sigourney
Burial: Holy Trinity – St. Elizabeth, Harper, Iowa
Prayer Service: Sunday 4:00 P.M. Holm Funeral Home
Visitation 5:00 – 8:00 P.M.
Memorial Fund has been established
SOURCE: Holm Funeral Home, Sigourney, Iowa, May 9, 2016 | Smith, Kathie Irene (I806)
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