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Louis Edward Vogel
Louis was born in 1930 on the family farm at Chariton, Iowa. His mother Anna surely must have wanted a girl, but instead she received her 6th son. Four years later, his father Jacob suddenly died and the family moved, initially to a house on U.S. 92 east of Sigourney and later to a house on Anna's brother Zeno's farm, south of Harper. Here he attented a one room school near their home, though the 6th grade, finishing the last two years of elementary school at the St Peter & Paul Catholic school in the Clearcreek community.
In 1940, Anna and her two boys moved to Sigourney, where Louis began high school graduating in 1948. Here, Louis' extra curricular activities, football, track and chorus, interested him more than academics. Notable also during this period was his work selling Fuller Brushes, with assistance and encouragement from brother Jim. This continued after high school when Louis spent a year in California, working under brother Ralph. After this, he returned to Iowa and entered St Ambrose college in Davenport.
College was interrupted a year and half later when Louis enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Here he discovered the world of electronics and learned much about life beyond his country upbringing. Returning to St Ambrose four years later, with renewed enthusiasm toward school and a career path, he now pursued a degree in physics and mathematics. It was at this time also that he met his life long partner, Marianne Sieren who was studying nursing at St Ambrose. They were married when Louis graduated in 1957, after which they moved to Notre Dame, where Louis pursued a MS degree and their first two children were born.
Finally finished with school, Louis and family moved to St Paul, Mn where he began a 24 year career with the Univac division of Sperry Corp, first on missile defense programs for the US Navy programs and later on air traffic control programs for the FAA. Here also the last four of their six children were born.
In 1980, the family moved to Clearwater Fl, when Louis transferred to the Sperry division located there, now working as a radar systems engineer for missile guidance. Five years later, he left Sperry and took a job in Orlando working for Martin Lockheed, also in missile guidance, where he stayed until his retirement in 1994.
Louis and Marianne subsequently moved to Atlanta, where their three daughters, Susan, Rita and Lisa, and families also live.
SOURCE: Louie Vogel September 27, 2003 | Vogel, Louis Edward (I61)
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M Magdalena (Lena) Peiffer
OBITUARY
Lena Vogel Linnenkamp, 97, died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2000, in Halcyon House after a four-week illness. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday, St. James Catholic Church, by Father Dennis Martin. Burial: Elm Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Friday at Jones & Eden Funeral Home, Washington, where friends may call from 7 to 8:30 p.m. and a prayer service begins at 7:30 p.m.
Survivors include a son, Donald Vogel of Washington; three daughters, Virginia Vogel of Great Falls, Mont., Helen Brady of Coralville and Joan Pease of Fort Collins, Colo.; and two stepdaughters, Evelyn Lukavsky and Elaine Todd, both of Washington.
LENA VOGEL LINNENKAMP - M. Magdalena "Lena" Linnenkamp, 97, of Washington, died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2000 at Halcyon House in Washington.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 25, at St. James Catholic Church in Washington, with the Rev. Dennis Martin officiating. Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. Visitation will begin at 9 a.m. Friday at the Jones & Eden Funeral Home in Washington, where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Memorials may be directed to the Hospice of Washington County.
Mrs. Linnenkamp was born Oct. 16, 1903, in Keota, to John and Susan (Buch) Peiffer. She married Leo Raymond Vogel, May 6, 1924, in Clear Creek. She later married Nicholas Linnenkamp, Feb. 13, 1965. Mrs. Linnenkamp attended school at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic School in Clear Creek. She was formerly of Keota, and had lived in Washington since
1958.
She was a homemaker and a member of St. James Catholic Church in Washington.
Mrs. Linnenkamp is survived by one son, Donald Vogel and wife Marlene of Washington; three daughters, Virginia Vogel of Great Falls, Mont., Helen Brady of Coralville, and Joan Pease of Ft. Collins, Colo.; two stepdaughters, Evelyn Lukavsky and husband Frank of Washington and Elain Todd and husband Robert of Washington; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren, four step grandchildren; and seven step great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands, Leo Raymond Vogel and Nicholas Linnenkamp; one step grandson; three brothers; and two sisters.
[Clipping from Washington Evening Journal, Washington, Iowa, Wednesday, November 22, 2000] | Peiffer, M Magdalena (I3487)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Madeline Valburga Greiner (F180)
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MADELINE VALBURGA TURNER
Madeline started her life in the Wetaskiwin area on April 26, 1932, born the same day as her mother. She spent most of her young life on the family farm outside of Wetaskiwin. The farming area (Rosebrier) was a close knit community with many aunts, uncles and relatives living a short distance from the Greiner farm.
When Madeline reached school age, she attended the community one-room country schoolhouse until grade 9, then she began attending high school in Wetaskiwin where she lived with her Grandmother and family, as well as spending a year or two in the high school residence.
After graduating high school, she worked for Stan Reynolds at his museum in Wetaskiwin – that would be the actual Stan Reynolds.
After the passing of her father, Madeline moved to Edmonton, renting a room in house in the University area. She worked at a variety of jobs including C.I.L., going home every weekend. After a few years, her mother also moved to Edmonton where they shared an apartment for a short time.
Madeline met Gene Turner and married him in May of 1958 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Over the next 9 years, Madeline followed Gene as his job took him to a variety of communities in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan. These included Fort St. John, BC, Swan Hills, AB, Slave Lake, AB, Estevan, Sask, and finally they put down roots in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1967, renting a house on 72 street and 79 avenue. From 1959 to 1968, mom gave birth to 4 children. Shane was born in Fort St. John in 1959. Cameron was born in 1960 in Edmonton, Alberta. Dawn was born in 1962 in Edmonton, Alberta. Lance was born in 1968 in Edmonton, Alberta. She was a stay at home Mom, working occasionally until all the kids were in school.
In 1975, Madeline and Gene bought a house in the Ottewell area. She loved the years when all the kids were living at the house, creating many great memories. Madeline remained in the house until 2014 when she relocated to an apartment in Garneau Hall on Whyte Avenue in Edmonton, and then to the Dr. Gerald Zetter Care facility shortly afterwards.
Madeline was very proud of her 4 grandchildren, Mallory (Cam’s oldest), Graeham (Shane’s) oldest, Kyle (Cam’a youngest) and Grant (Shane’s youngest). She enjoyed spending time with each and every one of her family members. She enjoyed buying unique gifts for everyone, gifts that she knew each person would enjoy, as well as special gifts for the holidays.
Madeline started working for Edmonton Public School Board as a temporary and permanent staff member in the budget department, and was extremely proud of the work that she did. She was nominated for and won an award in 2005 called an Act to Follow. In 2010, at the age of 78, she retired after 32 years of service. Madeline loved the work she did as well as the social aspect that she had with co-workers.
Madeline liked to have the whole family together for holidays and special events. Right up until the end of her full life, she spent time thinking about and planning ways to spend with her family. It is with great sadness that we put Madeline to rest. We know that she would have loved being here visiting with everyone and discussing all the news in everyone’s lives. Thank you all for coming and sharing her memory.
SOURCE: Funeral card from the Funeral Service, Sunday, November 1st, 2015, 2:00pm, Trinity Funeral Home, Edmonton, Alberta, Patricia Magliocco – Officiating. | Greiner, Madeline Valburga (I129)
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Magdalena Peiffer
Cause of death: coronary occlusion | Peiffer, Magdalena (I3552)
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Mamie Peiffer
Residence: 1914, Clear Creek per marriage record Ss. Peter & Paul
Medical information: diabetic
Cause of Death: cerebral vascular accident
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MARCELLA HAMMES IS BRIDE TUESDAY AT CHURCH WEDDING
Before an altar banked with roses and ferns, Miss Marcella Hammes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hammes of Clear Creek, Keokuk County, Iowa and Mr. Francis Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider of Cosgrove, Iowa, were married at 8:30 o’clock Tuesday morning, October 4, 1938 in St. Peter’s and Paul’s Church at Clear Creek. The Rev Father Kleinfelder read the nuptial mass.
Miss Anna Kathryn Hammes, sister of the bride, and Mr. Paul Schneider, brother of the bride-groom, attended the couple. Acolytes were Charles Hammes, brother of the bride, Lester Smith, Howard Peiffer and Kenneth Peiffer. Sister M. Liparda provided organ music, and the church choir sang “Ave Maria.”
Attired in a floor length gown of white satin and lace, the bride had a tulle veil fashioned into a cap and held in place with pearls. She carried a bouquet of white Killarney roses. Her attendant’s gown was of powder blue mousseline crepe, worn with white accessories, and a halo of blue and white flowers. Miss Hammes carried pink Johanna Hill roses.
Following the ceremony, reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, where covers were laid for 50 relatives and friends. The table, decorated in the bride’s colors of blue and white, was centered with a wedding cake bearing miniature figures of a bride and the bridegroom.
Mrs. Schneider is a graduate of St. Peter’s and Paul’s school at Clear Creek, while Mr. Schneider was graduated from the Cosgrove high school. After an extended tour of Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, the couple will be at home at Cosgrove, where Mr. Schneider is engaged in farming.
Out-of-town guests who attended the wedding were Mr. William Schneider of Gary, Indiana, brother of the bridegroom; Mrs. T. B. Vogel of Sigourney, Iowa, grandmother of the bride; The Rev. Frank Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schneider and family, Miss Helen Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider, Miss Anna Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eckrich, all of Cosgrove, Iowa; Mr. Peter Hammes of Sigourney, Iowa, and Miss Catherine Vogel, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tompkins and Mrs. Katherine Watkins and family, all of Iowa City, Iowa.
SOURCE: Iowa City Press, Iowa City, Iowa, Friday, October 7, 1938 | Hammes, Marcella Helena (I39)
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Margaret T Vogel
OBITUARTY
MARGARET HAMMEN DIES DECEMBER 4
Margaret Hammen, 100, died Tues., Dec. 4, 1990, at the Marian Home in Fort Dodge. She was born Sept. 2, 1890 at Clear Creek, the daughter of Frank and Catherine Lutz Vogel. She attended Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic school. She was a member of St. Thomas Catholic Church, the Rosary and Altar Society of Manson and a member of the Catholic Daughters of America, Council 26 of Fort Dodge. She married Henry Hammen Feb. 16, 1914, at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Clear Creek and they lived on a farm in the Harper Community from 1914 to 1942 when they moved to a farm northeast of Manson. They retired to Manson in 1951. The home was destroyed by a tornado June 28, 1979 whereupon she moved into an apartment at the Marion Village, Fort Dodge where she resided until her death.
She is survived by a daughter, Helen Hill of Tomah, Wi., a son, Donald Hammen, Waterloo; ten grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Mary Dehner, Wenatchee, Wa.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry, Dec. 19, 1972; a son, James, July 13, 1968, a granddaughter, Jean Hammen; her parents; eight brothers, Andrew, Jacob, Michael, Frank, Joseph, Lawrence, Leo and Carl; six sisters, Elizabeth Dumont, Lena Hammes, Mathilda Aller, Katherine, Amelia and Regina Vogel.
Funeral services were held at St. Thomas Catholic Church, Manson on Fri,. Dec. 7 at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Robert McClintock officiating. Interment was in St. Thomas Cemetery, Manson. Casketbearers were Charles Hauck, Robert DeVoe, Jeff Hill, Steve Hammen, Greg Hill and Nick Hammen. The Larson-Weishaar Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
[Clipping from The Sigourney News-Review - issue of Wed., December 19, 1990]
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Margaret T Vogel
OBITUARY
MARGARET HAMMEN
Manson - Margaret Hammen, 100, formerly of Manson, died Tuesday morning at the Marian Home, Fort Dodge. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at St. Thomas Catholic Church, Manson. Burial will be in St. Thomas Cemetery, Manson. The Rev. Robert McClintock will officiate. Visitation is after 3 p.m. Thursday at Larson-Weishaar Funeral Home, Manson. There will be a 4 p.m. rosary by the Catholic Women's Club Thursday and an 8:15 p.m. parish vigil service.
Survivors include daughter, Helen Hill, Tomah, Wis.; son, Donald, Waterloo; 10 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mary Dehner, Wenatchee, Wash.
Margaret Vogel was born Sept. 2, 1890 in Keokuk County. She attended rural schools and St. Peter and Paul Catholic School in Clear Creek, Iowa. She married Henry Hammen in 1914 at Clear Creek. The couple lived on farms in the Harper and Manson areas until retiring in 1951 and moving to Manson. Her husband died in 1972 and she moved to Marian Village in 1979 after the June 28 tornado.
[Clipping from the Ft. Dodge Messenger - issue of December 5, 1990] | Vogel, Margaret T (I3475)
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Margaretha Hammen died of smallpox about 3 weeks before the rest of the family came to America. | Hammen, Margaretha (I108)
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Marie Greiner Hammes Obituary
Marie Anna Hammes, 104, a resident of Fairfield, passed away Sunday, March 24, 2024 at Addington Place in Fairfield. A rosary will be recited at 4:15 p.m. Monday, April 1, 2024 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Fairfield with visitation for family and friends from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Funeral services and Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at St. Mary Catholic Church with Fr. Nick Adam as celebrant. Burial will be at Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Cemetery near Harper, Iowa. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Camp Courageous or St. Mary Catholic Church. Cards and memorials may be mailed to Jim Hammes, P.O. Box 933, Fairfield, IA 52556. Behner Funeral Home in Fairfield is assisting the family.
Marie was born September 14, 1919 in Richland, the daughter of Robert F. and Rosa (Adam) Greiner. She married Norbert Joseph Hammes, November 28, 1940 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Keota. They were married for 78 ½ years before he passed away, July 3, 2019. Marie enjoyed time with family and friends, traveling, gardening, flowers, knitting, baking, playing cards, crossword puzzles, and playing solitaire on her iPad. Those left to honor her memory include her children, Jim Hammes of Fairfield, Rose (Dave) Bollei of Tiffin, Carol Vorhies of Monticello, John (Rhonda) Hammes of Fairfield, Barb (Jim Deutsch) Hammes of Fairfield and Mary (Tony) Webb of Batavia; 16 grandchildren, John (Amy) Peiffer, Ann Peiffer, Jeff (Brenda) Hammes, Laurie Haman, Shelly Schmit, Lonnie Bollei, Sue (Todd) Manternach, Chris (Randy Harris) Vorhies, Bill (Megan) Vorhies, Trent (Crystal) Hammes, Gavin (Amanda) Hammes, Angie (Chuck Hunt) Hughell, Mandy (Jeremy) Pohren, JJ (Carissa) Hughell, Darin (Amanda Pichler) Webb and Logan (AJ) Webb; 38 great-grandchildren; 7 great-great grandchildren; sister, Dorothy Weber of Washington; and sister-in-law, Frances Greiner of Washington. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; son, Steve Hammes; daughter-in-law, Rita Hammes; son-in-law, Dan Vorhies; great-granddaughter, Kaylynn Bollei; siblings, Sr. Madeline Mary, Edward, Marjorie, and Robert.
Online condolences may be made to Marie's family by viewing her obituary at www.behnerfh.com.
Published by The Gazette on Mar. 27, 2024. | Greiner, Marie Anna (I222)
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Marie Ohlinger
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
Ohlinger honored at Univ. of Iowa event
IOWA CITY -- Marie Ohlinger of Portsmouth, a seventh grade student at Tri- Center Middle School, was among 470 students from Iowa and throughout the nation honored at the University of Iowa Belin-Blank Center's Recognition Ceremony. Ohlinger is the daughter of Dave and Bev Ohlinger, Portsmouth. The ceremony was held October 13 at the Iowa Memorial Union on the University of Iowa campus.
Additionally, recognized students were given the opportunity to honor a teacher they credited for having a profound influence on their lives. Ohlinger selected Beth Schueman, Tri-Center Middle School math teacher, for this honor. Students were invited to be recognized by the Center for exceptional performance in the Belin-Blank Center student talent search.
SOURCE: Harlan Newpaper, Harlan, Iowa, December 3, 2013 | Ohlinger, Marie (I502282)
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Martha Ann Conrad
Martha became a Nun--Somerset, Kentucky (Sister Martha Mary) Recieved into Sr. of Humility on July 28, 1959. | Conrad, Martha Ann (I412)
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Mary Grace Vogel
Mary received her early education at St. Peter and Paul School in Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa. In 1928 she graduated from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Iowa City, Iowa. Mary and Hugo lived in several cities including Clinton, Iowa before moving to Wenatchee, Washington in 1976.
Mary worked as a registered nurse retiring in 1969 at the age of 66. Mary was member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters of the Americas in Wenatchee, Washington, and more recently Our Lady of Snows. | Vogel, Mary Grace (I3483)
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Mary Grace Vogel
OBITUARY
Wenatchee - MARY GRACE DEHNER, a 21-year resident of Wenatchee, passed away Aug. 20, 1997, at Cascade Medical Center in Leavenworth. She was born Dec. 8, 1902, at Harper, Iowa, to Frank and Catherine (Lutz) Vogel. She received her early education at St. Peter and Paul School in Clear Creek, Iowa. In 1928, Mary graduated from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Iowa City, Iowa.
She married Hugo Paul Dehner of Iowa City on Dec. 26, 1933. The couple lived in several cities in Iowa: Jefferson, Newton and Clinton. After living in Clinton for 35 years the couple moved to Wenatchee in 1976 to be closer to family. They enjoyed extensive traveling.
After raising three children, Mrs. Dehner went back to work in 1955 as a registered nurse. Her experiences ranged from a private duty nurse to a full-time position at the Jane Lamb Memorial Hospital in Clinton, Iowa. She retired in 1969 at the age of 66.
Mary was a active and energetic woman. He three favorite pastimes were sewing, baking and gardening. She remained active in her interests and with friends and family until 1994, when she experienced a stroke which affected her right side. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters of the Americas in Wenatchee, and more recently Our Lady of the Snows.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Hugo Dehner, in 1991; an infant son, James; eight brothers; and seven sisters. Survivors include her son, Robert W. Dehner and his wife Jean of San Carlos, Calif.; her daughter, Marilyn Varnum and her husband Dick of Arizona and Iowa; and her youngest daughter, Barbara Bockenstedt and husband Fred of Wenatchee. In addition, Mary is survivied by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Recitation of the Rosary will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21 at Betts Funeral Service. Mass of the Resurrection will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 22, at Holy Apostles Catholic Church in East Wenatchee. Burial will be in Iowa City, Iowa in the Dehner family plot at the Oakland Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be directed to Our Lady of the Snows Parish, 145 Wheeler Road, Leavenworth, Wash. 98826.
[Clipping from The Wenatchee World - issue of Thursday, August 21, 1997] | Vogel, Mary Grace (I3483)
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Mary Lou Phelan was a homemaker and crafts woman and had been involved in homeday care. She was a member of St. Annes Church and Guild of Davenport, Iowa and was a lifetime member of St. Patrick's Society. She had been an active volunteer throughout her life and was an avid quilter and knitter. | Phelan, Mary Lou (I1350)
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Mary Magdalena Redlinger
OBITUARY
Birth: Dec. 24, 1813
Death: Feb. 23, 1906
Wife of Paul Peiffer
Daughter of John Redlinger and Maria Maas
AN OLD LADY DEAD
Mrs. Mary Magdalena Peiffer Dies At Her Home In Clear Creek
After an illness of four years, fortified with all the sacraments of the dying, in the presence of her children and Pastor, Grandmother Mary Magdalena Peiffer passed away Feb. 23, 1906 at 10 PM. She had reached the age of 92 years, 1 month and 20 days. She remained in full possession of her faculties to the very last moment. The deceased was born in Oberperl, Germany, Dec. 24, 1813. She was married to Paul Peiffer, who died near Clear Creek on Dec. 6, 1888. They came to America in 1847, settling down on a farm in Clear Creek Twp., Keokuk County Iowa, where both of these pioneers concluded their life. Five sons and one daughter remain to mourn her death, Nick, Mike, Peter, Joseph, Wendle and Mary, wife of the late Peter Baker.
One of her sons, John died about 4 years ago, with whom she had made her home and where she died. She leaves 54 grandchildren and 100 great grandchildren. The funeral services took place Monday morning at the St. Peter & Paul Church in Clear Creek. Rev. Peter Stahl celebrated the Requim Mass. Rev.'s N. J. Peiffer and H. Grothe served as Deacon and Sub Deacon. She was laid to rest at the side of her husband in the Catholic Cemetery at Clear Creek. In spite of the unfavorable roads, friends from far and near came to pay their last tribute of honor and respect.
Front Page Of the March 8, 1906 issue of The Sigourney News | Redlinger, Mary Magdalena (I471)
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Mary Margaret Leinen
OBITUARY
LANGER—Mary M., age 82 yrs.
Preceded in death by infant daughter, Julie Ann Langer; daughter-in-law, Mary Sorensen. Survived by husband, John E. Langer; children, Stephen Langer, Bill and wife Margee Langer, John M. Langer, Jackie French, Diane and Mick Conway, Peggy Langer, all Omaha; brother, Paul J. Leinen, Portsmouth, IA; 9 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memorial to St. Pius X/St. Leo Educational Trust. VISITATION begins Sun 2pm, St. Pius X Church, with WAKE SERVICE at 4pm. SERVICES Mon10 am, St. Pius X Church. Entombment Calvary. HEAFEY-HEAFEY-HOFFMANN DWORAK-CUTLER WEST CENTER CHAPEL 78th & West Center 391-3900
SOURCE: Omaha World Hearld, August 20, 2005 and USGEN web, Shelby County, Iowa | Leinen, Mary Margaret (I502077)
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Mary Margaret Thielen
OBITUARY
Mary M. Leinen, 95
PORTSMOUTH - Mary Margaret Leinen, daughter of Nick and Catherine (Leuschen) Thielen was born at Exira July 25, 1893. She was baptized, received her First Communion, and was confirmed at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Exira and attended country school there.
Feb. 9, 1915, she married Peter F. Leinen at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Portsmouth. 11 children were born to this union. After their marriage, they farmed on the same farm where Peter was born until 1951, when they moved into Portsmouth, March 30, 1964, she became a resident of Little Flower Haven in Earling. After her husband's death she continued to reside at Little Flower Haven, where she died Nov. 8, 1988 at age 95 years, three months and 14 days. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Portsmouth and St. Mary's Rosary Society.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by an infant daughter; a son, Matt, who was killed while serving his country in Korea in 1951; two daughters, Helena Elbert and Barbara Goodman; three grandchildren; and three brothers, Frank, Peter and Nicholas. She issurvived by four daughters, Agnes (Mrs Leo) Hodapp, Westphalia; Ann (Mrs Phil) Kenney, Littleton, CO; Evelyn (Mrs Fred) Long, Coon Rapids; and Rosemary (Mrs Robert) Laing, Algona; three sons, Louis and Harold both of Portsmouth and Lawrence, Yutan, NE; 23 grandchildren, 29 greatgrandchildren, nieces, nephews and other relatives.
A Mass of Christian Burial was concelebrated Nov. 11, 1988 at St. Mary's in Portsmouth with Rev. Paul Bianchi as the celebrant. Msgr. Michael Schwarte concelebrated, assisted by Deacon Pat Davitt. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery with Mark Leinen, Tim Kenney, Jim Kenney, Richard Hodapp, Dave Hodapp, and Junior (Fred) Long as casket bearers. Pauley Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
SOURCE: Iowa Tribune, Harlan, Iowa Wednesday, November 30, 1988 | Thielen, Mary Margaret (I913)
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Mathias Leo Leinen
Mathias was single. | Leinen, Mathias Leo (I917)
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Mathias S. Leinen Jr.
1880 CENSUS RECORD
Name Relation Martial Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Mother’s Birthplace Father’s Birthplace
Mathias Leinen Self M Male W 30 Prussia Farmer
Prussia Prussia
Anna Leinen Wife M Female W 25 Prussia Keeping House
Prussia Prussia
Mary Leinen Daughter S Female W 5 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Anna R Leinen Daughter S Female W 3 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Peter Lenien Son S Male W 1 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Anna M Hammes Sister S Female W 12 Purssia Housework
Prussia Prussia
SOURCE: 1880 United States Census, Cass Township, Shelby County, Iowa | Leinen, Peter Mathias (I107)
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Mathias S. Leinen Jr.
1880 CENSUS RECORD
Name Relation Martial Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Mother’s Birthplace Father’s Birthplace
Mathias Leinen Self M Male W 30 Prussia Farmer
Prussia Prussia
Anna Leinen Wife M Female W 25 Prussia Keeping House
Prussia Prussia
Mary Leinen Daughter S Female W 5 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Anna R Leinen Daughter S Female W 3 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Peter Lenien Son S Male W 1 Iowa
Prussia Prussia
Anna M Hammes Sister S Female W 12 Purssia Housework
Prussia Prussia
SOURCE: 1880 United States Census, Cass Township, Shelby County, Iowa | Family: Matthias S Leinen, Jr / Anna Marie Hammes (F1162)
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Matilda Catherine Vogel
OBITUARY
MRS. ALLAR DIES JUNE 14
Mrs. William A. (Matilda Catherine) Allar, age 87, died June 14 at the Keokuk County Hospital following a lengthy illness.
The daughter of Frank and Catherine Lutz Vogel, she was born Feb. 3, 1892, in Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Sigourney and the Altar and Rosary Society.
She was married to William A. Allar May 4, 1915, at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Clear Creek, and they lived on farms in the Hayesville and Harper communities until moving into Sigourney in 1944. She had been a resident of Manor House Nursing Home since 1975.
She is survived by two sons, Ernest of Davenport and Herbert of Sigourney; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Strieck of Davenport; 14 grandchildren; 19 great grandchildren; two brothers, Joe Vogel of Sigourney and Carl Vogel of Keota; and three sisters, Mrs. Lena Hammes of Sigourney, Mrs. Margaret Hammen of Manson and Mrs. Mary Dehner of Clinton.
Preceding her in death were her husband Oct. 2, 1975; a son, Charles William in 1969; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Linnenkamp in 1973; a grandson, Ronald Allar; her parents; six brothers, Andrew, Mike, Jake, Frank, Leo and Lawrence Vogel; and three sisters, Regina and Catherine Vogel and Mrs. Elizabeth Dumont.
Funeral services were held June 16 at St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Msgr. E. C. Greer officiating. Interment was in St. Elisabeth's Parish Cemetery at Harper. Casket bearers with Stephen Allar, Thomas Allar, David Clarahan, David Keller, Jerry Linnenkamp and Richard Strieck.
Reynolds Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
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Matilda Catherine Vogel
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
WILLIAM ALLARS ARE HONORED ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY
A family dinner was held at the Town House in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Allar of Sigourney who observed their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, May 2, 1964.
Those present besides the honored couple were the Rev. J. M. Mackin, Mrs. Erma Allar, Carolyn, Tom, and Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Allar, Cathy and Deborah, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Linnenkamp, Sue, John, Jerry and Linda, Mrs. Anna Allar, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vogel of Sigourney; Mrs. Walter Strieck, Jim and Dick of Davenport; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Greiner of Keota. Mrs. Albert Greiner and Joe Vogel were attendants for Mr. and Mrs. Allar 50 years ago.
An open house was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allar from 2 to 5 p.m. for the relatives and friends.
Refreshments were served from a tea table laid with a white cloth and silver service. The tiered cake, baked by Mrs. August Steinhart of Delta, was cut and served by Mrs. Erma Allar and Mrs. Herbert Allar, daughter-in-laws of the couple. Punch and coffee was served by Mrs. Walter Strieck and Mrs. Keith Linnenkamp, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Allar. Carolyn Allar, a granddaughter, was in charge of the guest book.
William Allar and the former Matilda Vogel were married May 4, 1915, at the Ss. Peter and Paul church at Clear Creek. The Rev. Henry Sendbuhler officiated. They are the parents of five children and have thirteen grandchildren. | Family: William Anton Allar / Matilda Catherine Vogel (F1176)
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MATTHIAS LEINEN
Matthias LEINEN is one of the leading citizens of Cass Township. He had been identified with the interests of Shelby County since 1876, and has done his share toward its development. He was born in Germany, November 3, 1849, and is a son of Matthias Leinen, a resident of Cass Township. Matthias, Jr., was a child of six years when his parents emigrated to America, and settled in Keokuk County, Iowa. There he grew to manhood, and received a fair education in the public schools. November 25, 1874, he was married to Miss Anna HAMMES, a native of Germany, who came to America and settled in Iowa at the age of eighteen years. She is a daughter of Michael Hammes, who died in Keokuk County, Iowa. Three of her brothers live in Cass Township--John, Frank and Mike Hammes. As before stated, our subject came to Cass Township in 1876, and settled on eighty acres of land. He has been prosperous and now owns 200 acres of well-improved land; 120 acres lie in section 23, and eighty acres in section 22. He has a fine dwelling house, a good barn, a grove and an orchard, and is well equipped for carrying on farming. His farm is situated two miles east of Portsmouth, and is one of the best in the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Leinen are the parents of six children--Mary, Anna, Michael, Maggie, Peter and Susan. The family are members of the Roman Catholic church, and are among the worthy citizens of the township. Politically Mr. Leinen affiliates with the Democratic party.
Source: 1889 Biographical History of Shelby County, Iowa, pp. 630-631. Transcribed and submitted by "Marthann KOHL" (marthannk@fmctc.com) | Leinen, Matthias S Jr (I902)
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