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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

SIXTY-THIRD

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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1970

• Convened January 12, 1970

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ROBERT D. RAY, Governor

ROGER W. JEPSEN, President of the Senate

WILLIAM H. HARBOR, Speaker of the House

PubU..had by the STATE OF IOWA

Des Moines

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Dan R. Print-, :he state has lost an;. .. :lc·d c:t!zer: anrl ?. :a::hfui and useful public ~en am, at•d the Hou..,•· by ,!·'' re~ (JI••:i c, :: wo•tld "xrress its appre­ciation of his ,l',.\ .n• at.ci ·o:-~ .(' ~· .• • " ·'! . j ... t:l!. t •; !he m.:mbers of the fan·:il:-

Be / I Ftll·thu R<"~· .. lt·· cl · 'I hat a ,..,.,\. n ' · r. is •·e-;r•J utir~" be spread upon the Joun1al uf Lhe I l nu:.r:, t~nd thaL •··" l 111 .-1 t .,. , " '-''' O!!'e<:ted to forward an enrtlllecl c···p~ t.v th~ f tt udh ~ : ri t· ·'-·~..t:,, •.\.&

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Llarene:e L. l!i.t 11 ::1> !.Ott: ~lar. :l ·. !~" . .. ..-:--t \\'right, Iowa, the son vf \\' illia~r• I. u nd ~1innil' .-\. Cuii'\)LH i HH"r . H.- iil.lended a rural school :n :lfahask'" ,- ,.nn l ". l i,,··a ~no! "'''· " lllt' !ll l .,., ·i the Church of Christ :n ().:>J..i.\) •JI I·,t

On llt-<'l'mnr-, 2~1 • 1!11•:1 . . 1!t Ell'<'·,····· tna• rit-t• t :• Garnet R. Lauer and to th1" nuiCill 11 .,,.. t, , , " thr·~t >lin:. a::.t , m .l aug·~.:e,.

:\J r . R il'E- : ,,ed .ln \i,e lh•l ta ( 'to~>lll• ·1i r ·',·ears. He farmed until 1'·~-1 and then •Jt>::r<ltE-11 a I! IIK e r \' w • · • l ·· - nntil shortly before his death. He was act.t\e 111 nll comn:un. c. "1· .. ·, · .. a:; a past member of the Lions Club, and :.l'l'Ved on the Frnw:m [~11 : ·a! Association board for 30 years.

Mr. Rice passed away Jr. r.uary 25. 1910, aL Delta, Iowa. He was pre­t::eded :r. J enth ~ I' hi• ,,.; r~ ;., J•1r.; ;1 o,•l !1 i~ da•u;:hter in 1952. He is sur­viYed b~- three so:1s, t /u.n: y 11111i l;t-,·ald, both- of Delta, and Glenys of Hedrick. He is also surviYeJ Lr tiH> si!'tet.<, :\!rs. Louie .Moore and Miss Ada Rice, Luth •>f C.,dat , lo\1 a. t ill t' lc .. n g randchildren and ten great grandl·hildrtu.

Th c:rejiJ•'<, llt It R.::s"l··· rl II !.I 1ft, fl •· tiS~ 0.1 Rep1·esentatives of the Sixty­third General A.~<rml./y ''I l ot<'lt · 1l.at in the passing of the Honorable Clarence L. Rice, the state has lor<r nn honored citizen and a faithful and useful public sen<tnt. and ihv li<•1;sr l1y this resolution would express i~s appreciation of h is service and trndt>r ils sympathy to the members of hts family.

Be It Fw·the1· l?csulrrcl: That a rnpy of this resolution be spread upon the Journal of the Hous<l, and that 1he Chief Clerk be directed to forward an enrolled copy to the iami!~· of thL ,Jcceased.

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.tnam County. Henry was born 20 Ocrober 1848 in Keokuk County,

fowa. He married Martha Kinnamon of 18 August I 871. They were the parents of six sons & three daughters. After the death of his first wife, Henry married Cora Smothers. He passed away 3 May 1941 at the home of his son near Rose Hill, Iowa.

Jane "Jennie" was born I 6 August 1851. On 8 February 1869 she married John T. Chrisman. They lived in the origi­nal log house char Caleb built. They were the parents of 4 sons and 4 daughters. (See separate article.)

Andrew Jackson was born 11 February 1855. He married America Jane Pence 15 February I 883. They were the parents of four sons & three daughters. Andrew died 7 October 1911.

Alfred C. was born 17 April 1858. On 19 July 1885 he married Mary Cooley. They were the parents of three daugh­ters & rwo sons. Alfred opera red a hardware store in Del ra and later the Keota Produce Company in Keota, Iowa. He died 23 July 1926 in Washingcon, Iowa.

Josh B. was born 13 October 1862 and died 4 April1863. Emma was born 30 September 1864. She married

Thomas Richardson on 11 November 1882. They were the parents of a son and daughter. Emma died 18 January 1 900. She is buried at the Indianapolis Cemetery in Mal1aska Counry, Iowa.

Caleb died 12 April 1903 and Eliza Jane passed away 21 .• pril 1905. They were laid to rest at the Garrett Cemetery. Six of their eight children are also buried there as well as many of their descendants. CaJeb and Eliza Jane originally owned this cemetery land. They sold it to the Garrett Cemetery Association for $15.00 in 1871. Submitted by Janice Harris Wide

RICE/LA1JER Clarence and Garner Lauer Rice moved co Washington

Township, Keokuk County, Iowa, in 1916-7. He was born March 6, 1889, in Spring Creek Township, Mahaska County, Iowa, son of William Irving Rice and Minnie Amelia Campbell Rice. Garnet was born in Perris County, Missouri, near Longwood, to George Henry and Evalena Cummins Lauer on July 7, 1892.

Some of Clarence's family history includes this informa­tion. Along with other Swiss Presbyterians, the Jacob Rice fami ly of Maryland established Rice's Fore, Washington County, Pennsylvania, west of Fort Pirr (Pittsburgh) about 1770. Later, son Daniel and wife, Anna Margaret Leffler, daughter of Jacob and Catherine Miller Lef~er, established Rice's Fort, Shelby County, Kentucky, where their son, Jacob Rice was born in 1780. Jacob Rice married Mary (Pony) Cooper, daughter of William Cooper. Their son, Clarence's grandfather, WiUiam Henry Harrison Rice was born in

elby County, September 27, 1812. The Jacob Rice famiJy .noved to the Waveland area, Montgomery County, indiana, where Win. H.H. took land in 1832. William H. H. Rice

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married seconcUy Isabelle Jackson, the daughter of Hugh Jackson of North Carolina. The Win. H .H. Rice family moved to Spring Creek Township, Mahaska County, Iowa, before Clarence's father, Win. Irving Rice was born on February 20, 1856. The Rice fami ly members are buried at the Presbyterian cemetery, Waveland, Indiana, and at White Oak Cemetery, Mahaska County, Iowa. The Leffiers were involved in writing the State of Iowa's constitution.

Clarence's maternal grandparents, William Barnett Campbell, of Sagamon County, Illinois, son of Thomas Campbell, a Cumberland Presbyterian minister, and Elizabeth Robinson, claimed land at Mahaska county open­ing day on May 1, 1843. Their son, Win. B., married Sarah Lucena Dunbar, daughter of Butler and Sarah Ann Hearon Dunbar, who settled north of Rose Hill, Iowa, in 1847, arriv­ing from New Providence, Indiana. Buder was born at Watertown, Litchfield County, Connecticut, on February I, 1791 , the son of Miles and Tryphosa Butler Dunbar. Buder's daughter, Minnie, was mother to Clarence.

Some of Garnet's fami ly history includes rhe following. Her great-grandfather, Captain George Lauer, son of a wealthy manufacturer in the Alsace-Lorraine region, brought his family to America in 1837. In Kentucky the spelling became Lower. Only the eldest son , Henry, kept the Lauer spelling. The family immigrated to Pettis County, Missouri, in 1854, w-here Henry (1833-1906) married Susan Hansbrough (1846-1919) daughter of H.C. and Christine Swope Hansbrough. Their son was Garner's father, George Henry Lauer.

Clarence and Garner were married December 29, 1909 in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma. They established a home and their first son, Quincy (1911-1990) was born. The family moved to Mahaska County, Iowa in 1912 and son Glenys (1913-1993) was born at Wright, Iowa. Clarence operated a

Rice Family Uanuary 3, 1959.) Back row: Quincy. Glenys, and Gerald. Middle row: Gmrude. Eddyth, and Alice. Front row: Clarence and Gamtt Riu

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grocery store at that time. Next they moved ro Keokuk County where daughter Wyvena (1918-1952) was born. Their final family move was to a farm they" purch~sed in Warren Township, five miles southwest of Delta. Their son Gerald ( 1924-1984) was born on this farm.

The children were educated at North Honey Grove Country School and all graduated from Delta High School.

Clarence served as a State Representative of the Iowa Legislature for Keokuk County from 1932 to 1938. He ran on the Democrat ticket. Mr. and Mrs. Rice farmed, progressed and were able to pur­chase several more farm acres. Quincy and Gerald joined them in the farming operation following World War II. Both sons served in the European Theater of the war. Upon retir­ing from farming, Clarence operated the Farmer's Union Grocery store in Delta for 15 years.

Wyvetta married Harold Hoover and made their home in the Hedrick, Iowa, community. She is buried at Rayburn Cemetery in Steady Run Township of Keokuk County.

Gerald and wife, Alice Mason, resided nearby. They had three daughters: Rowena Lorraine (1947), Cynthia Gail (1950), and Rozal~e Renee (1961). Gerald (Jake) and Alice were killed in the tornado t hat hit the Delta area on June 7, 1984. They are buried in,Garretr Cemetery, north of Delta.

Clarence and Garnet were involved in the community and supported their neighborhood. Organizations Garnet belonged to were the Pollyanna Club, Union Chapel Sewing Club, and Clubb Shipley Legion Auxiliary. Clarence was on the board of the Fremont Burial Association for 30 years and belonged to the Farmer's Co-op Association. They were members and faithfully attended the Church of Christ in Oskaloosa.

Garnet died in 1965 and Clarence in 1970. They are buried at Garren Cemetery. Three grandchildren continue to

live in Keokuk County. They are Quincy's daughters, Laurel Rice Streigle and. June Rice and Glenys' daughter Glenda Rice Sieren. Submitted by June Rice

RICE/MERRYFIELD Quincy ('1911-1990) and Gertrude (1911-1989)

Merryfield Rice lived in the Delta community most of their life. Quincy was the son of Clarence (1889-1970) and Garnet t1892-1965) Lauer Rice and moved to Keokuk County with them in 191i5-19li Gertrude was the daugh­ter of Charles (1866-1952) and Sadie (1874- 1968) Bitner Merryfield. She was the fourth generation of the Bitner fam­ily to live in Warren Township, District #5.

Both attended country school in the Honey Grove dis­trict of Warren Township. Quincy graduated from Delta High School in 1927 and Gertrude in 1929. Both attended Iowa State Teachers College (UNI).

Quincy was 15 when he graduated from high school. There were few jobs away from home for such a young man. One of the things that he did to earn money was to shear sheep. He traveled to different farms and stayed with the farm family until he had all of their sheep sheared. Sheep shearing

was done with hand operated clippers as electric clippers were rare or nonexistent.

Quincy and Gertrude taught country school at the fol­lowing schools in Keokuk county: Modawk, Clear Creek, North Honey Grove and Ben Franklin

Quincy and Gertrude were married in 1936 and made their home in Wellman where he worked at the Maplecrest Turkey Plant. Three children were born here; Laurel (b. 1937)(m. Leon Screigle); Merrill, (1939) (m. Marilyn Spencer) and Jane (1941-1944). Laurel and her husband, Leon, continue to live in Warren Township. Merrill served as a MP in the military and was on the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Force for 30 years.

In 1944, Quincy was drafted into the army. The couple sold their home in Wellman and bought a farm near Quincy's parents. Quincy entered rhe army in m.arch 1944, went to Europe in September, 1944, became a German prisoner of war in Ocrober 1944, was liberated in May, 1945 and was dis­charged in Ocrober, 1945.

The couple moved ro the farm in 1946 where they lived until 1967 when they moved into Delta where Quincy was postmaster. Three daughters were born while they lived on the farm, Joan (b. 1947) (m. Ralph Lopez): June (1947) and Loretta (1949) . Joan and her husband live in Marietta, Georgia, with their three children. June lives in the Rice home in Delta. She taught school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and currently teaches in the Ottumwa, Iowa, system. Loretta is a LPN and has worked in Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines and Mahaska County Health Center in Oskaloosa. She makes her home in Oskaloosa. They were blessed with 14 grandchildren.

The farm they had purchased in 1944 was known as the "Davenport Place" . and featured an eight sided (or round) barn. The barn was erected in the 1870's and razed in 1965. The barn framework was of 12' x 12' beams and was put together with wooden pegs. The white pine timber was brought from Washington County on a bobsled pulled by a team of four horses. The framework beams were used in the construction of the new barn Quincy built in 1966.

Rice Family (1989). Back row: Laurel Streigle, joan Lopez, Gertrude, Loretta, and june. Front row: Merrill and Quincy

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Household Name Age :>1embers: Clarence L R1n' 41

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Glcms Rice 16

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