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·. . - 'Ie ·, 3aw . a robin · last week jUst G. ,Seernahn, ' .. 69, · . who ·. passed · · · · ·, . ·· :>f• .cer the -:·:big snow . storm on a away suddenly. at .lus horne _here Jesup will open.:its 1!>61 ' truck · : n~~ small .. patch .. of .·bare · ground · in Friday, 'Yer~ held . Monday at sen son .n.cxt '1\tcsday, _March r 21, : m her backyard' where it wns .. look- the . Amertcan Lutheran Church. as tlw ·_CJght North .Iowa Cedar . : 01 ' ing . for food. Mrs. · Roy Carlson Herbert Seemann was born on L~ngu; schools meet at Teachers · !dp:eported seeing .a 1·obin Tu·esday. May 18, 18~ll •. the sori _. of wm: Ht?h 111 .Cetln:,~ l"~llls .,for the con- ·:
') :·--. By . Wednesday many of our and Emma Lemus Seemann on ·&I fet ence mdoo1 - ttncl< meet. . m 'resident~ spotted rohins ns spring- farm near .Littleton . . . _.He · wns The J _-IIawks, · 1959 and ... ~ 06~ te like ·. temperl\h\res arrived. · With i•eceived as -n . communic'nnt mcm- ot!tdool· ~on.rerence · ch~mp1~ns, h- •'the ·warmer ·\ve'ather much of the ber of Zion Luthernn Church, ~viii he . htddmg for the1r · fl,l'st, . I<- I snow of last \veel.'~ storm . is d.is- Jubilee, Ap1·il fl, l !l05. . . mdool' litle. · ·-. . . . -' ·-· . : ; ! ·· . · · . · ., . · · 0 1 · · · . Coach Don Roby,· ·,n hts thn·u . IC I npp~~.llng.. . ' . . ... ,. n Jan. 1' 914, he was _llllllcd una!' \Vt'th tl1C J-H""'I<» hu . h : ·! .- - · . - . · · · · 'th M b 1 S l ·''" ·"' ,,, 8 opeA 1a~ ·. · -- ~ .. • · · .; · . ' · .. . · · • . ·· . -~n marrtage Wl a c c mtte of his ' track team repenting as k, __ Do. ~aid , Mead, 23,. DieS· . .Smh t1heG~ ... ; .r..~ Sch,~tte ,home at I outdoor chnmps this. year. The
r·I ·.y .·t · :. · , ·. H. . .. ,., .. . ta. I .'~. . ac Y xove. The couple farmed J-Hnwk h , t t . . . -·· .h ".' n .·: ( ~ _e:a.n :8': ospl . . . ; m _. Westburg to,vnship, Buchanan I fercnce \n(f:Ocl' ~l~ecl~ .\~In a con . . . I· . ·· ... "' .. · • . . . . · . . county for 29 years. Ip 1943, 1 ., . <· . . · · :ss j·· . . _,Donald · Edward~, Mead, 23, dted they _retired to . Jubilee nnd . de-j Nmety~two: boys . reported fot· ~ · nt; ···Veteran's . Hospital · in .: Iowa ceased worked , as . caretaker . of the sport iwo weeks ago. ·· They ':~ i City at l p;in. Smi.day,:·March 12, Zion Lutheran ·church and ;Of the j have . been wot:ld!1g .out in :.- tho ~1 J?Gl. . · · J:?eath wa~ . caused by a public . scnool. . They moved to sc.hool . gy.m . unttl the weathH -: . . ~~~ne~r dtseuse, . ~~_meru~ar nef)h- Jesup in 1D46. He vias right-o~- I \Vlll })Cl'nlll .th~m., ,~O i : hold1
• work!' 11t1s. . . . . . ,. . w_ny man for the Buchannn Coun- outs ot!tdoot s. .Bob ,~RIC.hm 1s new ~~.· ·.Donald· was born June 1, 1937 ty R.E.A .. until his ..... retirement 1\R . usst!'ltnnt conch·· : thts scm:wn.
in Black Hay.rk county, near._, Wa- four years ago and .was a char- Mnnag<:_t·s ar~ Lnrry Don leu . nnd 'C te:rloo, _the. ,;~.·:· son of Mr. ~nd ~· ter bo~rd member of thnt cooper- Doug- l•,r)wldt~g-. ·. .. · ,. . ;n Robert Mead. · He recetved •. bts erativc. He was active . in . the . Boys on rucsdny'H .trayehng- . r, ~ducati~n . in. the ·. J .esup .school, Fat~ni Bureau and' was · u past squad are: ( •:· indicates 1 DGO let-~·
1 r-q~ua~mg w.tth the class of . 195~. president of the county org'ani .zn~ : t~1·me1~) , ~.: ) · .· . . .
I· r ,e.nhsted ~n the. U.S. Army m tion. lie ·was elected reprcsentn.- :· S~nwrH: .. Ten·Y:;.;: Brown,, Roger. p, IJune';-i;--1955, ·_spendmg four years tive to the 49th and 50th Gcnei·al Collms, .· Hnun :~· .D .onlcn, Bill · F'ut.: P~ jin G~;rrnany~··: ::. Th€i~e he ;1net and Assemblies of~Ah ·o~ State of Iowa. c!·l. :;> · Di~k !Iun~cr .'> Russ · ~ilr
1murned Chrtstcl ua~ghau . Nov. A~ . a membct ,of the Jesup Am- Itt · ! Betnnld Pmt 1
, Rog-er Pml, r., 30p :;Ji:)56. · Three · children ·were ei·tcan : Lutheran . ·church he hncl .Tames Poy!H'l', _Hurold Rouse , ·o
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bol'n: .. ; ~o :. this ' . . union, . twin · sons served ·us Sunday school teacher, LiH'cn · Se~ni(;de1· ~~ • . Pat Smith, 1- ,vho :~1 dxed lit btrth, and J:;>uv_id, 3. held a number of different offices Mnrlund Sqtlll'e, Dave · Stumma, if, · ·.· He ~ ~ 1:e~.enlisted · in the . Army and· in · general . :was active ·.· it~ .T,ohn · Thoma~ •:•, Tom Verslt~is, b,! -July ;,_ :l5, ;;;195!), and! because _, of church work and activities . . He (.leu Pmdy, Itonald Broad, D1ck 1t i,poOJ:<( health was given ·. a rriedi- was ·a member of the lot~al Lions' l~olofl', DnniH · Adams, nlld .Mih Y cal discharge May 16, 1961. The Olub . . ,_ _ .. . . .. Green . . I family e~tablished 1.1 horne ht Val- . After . returning fl'om · · n t'iip · Juni_or:;: !Jet.nlis pnl.dwin; Larry ·: ~ ~·,ley Statton, Ky; · _ai~d he had .em- to · Independence I•'ridhy, . · Mtr. Bnldwtn, ,Vnwl <:olltnR * , Jcn:o.' · .r ployrnent .. ,._.as a . ~tlhng c.lcr~ .fo.r Seemann suffet .ed ·a fntul . heart Donica, hon c}lar~.mg-: .John Lal',e,the OK Truck hne of Cmcmna.b, nttnckat 12:lu: · son, _Doylo >l\.urlz, Iu~ nny Loeb, c. Ohi~ ~it~ the terminal .:.office in I· Stirviv~rs. il'l'clutlt• hiK - widow, H.on_nw }lct.h; !.\1~1\t- ~1.c<,;l_'~litc, Yi.l~
I LOUlSVl!l~, Ky. . .. · . . . . . one dnughter, Mrs. Waltct' Hart-. Nr~Lton , Dennt~ I cLc1 s, .Jell~ . s.urv_tvmg are hlS Vfldow and ing, . one ~rundd.tughter, . Mrs. WttL~~op, Lnt· t:~ ,n.<~UI1H~n, T~oh
1 son, h1s ~m,rents, a .stster, M~s. Robert Fratzke; ~n{l 0110 great Dt~gg.ln, Bob RH }{( t.ls, · Ray ~mtlh. I Nor~la Bnngle '· of Key . West, grandson; .also -a bl'Othcr, Ed\vnr.d . ~opholll~I'N~: Bob . ntenn, . Gary .Flortda a1_1d a . ,?rother Bobby, a~ Seemann · of Jesup, and a sister, FrH~uy, R1chard Molt, · Pat .. M<~- , .
1_1. The Park~r Fu~ctal . home was. dcnce. Hi~ , -part!J1t.c; arid one · Brown •. Chuck · ~lunler! B~ll R<~u-
m charge of nrrnngements ~nd brother preceded him in death. tet·, Btll SehnlHlt., · Ntek · Purdy, >r . the body was· taken from the Th R M . B . f Vic Bo<'lmwr · L<'o · CiesiPiski Rex: ·· . -~funeraL home to the American f :· . ted, evt. t .l nrvm . enmtgn" 0
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1 'n. .The Rev. Marvm B~~mga, 1· 1 . t · M· · B ; · d K b 11 Crawfot·d, Kent Bl'usch, Fmnk
d · t · ~·· f the ch\1rch o·fft·ctatcd 80 018 • rs. ·· ei tJar oo an(~ ·n t J 1 w · · • · J or ... :o · . ' . · M · F Ell' tt 1 d h eu c1· o 111 rot<•n l)r\lc Nrl-f · · R. · · F ·h · · t rs. reemnn · 10 · 1a . c nrge . • · · '
> . . Mrs. obert •rus was organts .I f · fl . · · ~ . . .:.. .. bon nnd Pnul Boy~cn. - !Casket ·bearers were John Haley, 0 owers. .··. ..· ·: . . . .
>f Eilgene ·· Geistfeld, Paur Barnhart, Casket bearers were Ben Retl, s, Peter Fr'o_.st; LeRoy Seemann 1md Peter. _Jacobs, Raymond ZUJnmuk, s. We'l\dell :. Erpelding-. · Burial · 'Y'as Albext Petersen, .John. Stephen e, in ·. Midwest Garden· of Mernortes, ~nd I_tay. Potthoff. Jntet ment was ~s Waterloo. with military ·honors. · m ZlOn .Lutheran cemetery, Ju-
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Leland and Grace Schutte -- Leland C. Schutte was born in 1918 on a farm south ofJesup in the Shady Grove vicinity. He was the oldest son of W. Earl and Myrta (Broad) Schutte.* He graduated from Jesup High School in 1935 and then attended the National Schools of Engineering, Los Angeles, California.
Grace (Hoppe) Schutte was born in Westburg Township in 1920, the youngest daughter of Albert and Clara (Hammelman) Hoppe. She graduated from Brandon High School in 1937, attended Iowa State Teacher's College (UNI) in Cedar Falls, and taught rural schools in Buchanan County for eight years.
Grace and Leland were married in Jubilee in 1943. They farmed in the Shady Grove area and specialized in a farrow-to-finish hog operation and grain farming. Leland was very active in church and farm organizations. He passed away in 1978 of a sudden heart attack.
They are the parents of one daughter, Cheryl (Mrs. Craig Parker),* born in 1951, and presently living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Cheryl and Craig are the parents of Benjamin, born in 1979, and Lisa, born in 1982.
Leland and Grace
Richard and Janeen Seehase -- Richard and J aneeh Seehase joined the rural community of Jesup in 1975 after purchasing a farm near Jesup. Both Richard and Janeen originate from Waterloo, although Janeen's uncle, John Brasch, was a long-time resident of Jesup.
They are the parents of five children: Mark (b. 1972), Jay (b. 1979), Marta (b. 1974), Joy (b. 1976), and Blair (b. 1980).
Abstract Acres is the official name of the farm. There are two reasons why the farm got its name. First, the actual abstract on the farm contains two volumes full of activity. Second, the farm has a-n abstract sculpture in the yard. The. sculpture was built so the farm could be easily recognized by city friends who aren't familiar with north, south, east and west directions. Many folks notice the sculpture and stop to ask about it.
Apples are also a trademark of the Seehases. They have maintained the original orchard and added more
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trees to produce bushels of apples that many people have enjoyed.
According to a recent historical map of Black Hawk County, the Seehase farm was crossed as part of the path to Rice's Trading Post in the 1850's.
Harold and Mabel Seemann -· Harold was born in 1914, the son of Edward Hugo and Rose Marie (Luloft) Seemann, near Shady Grove. He attended the Jesup school. In 1936 Harold married Mabel Miller; she was born in 1914, the daughter of Amea John and Emma Marie (Weltzin) Miller, in Black Hawk County. She died in 1983.
They farmed 33 years in the Jesup area and in 1969 they moved to Jesup where Harold is employed as a bus driver and custodian at the Jesup Community School. They are members of the Zion Lutheran Church at Jublee.
They are the parents of one daughter, Janice Marie, born in 1946. In 1971 she married Kenneth Knebel and they live in rural Independence. There are two grandchildren.
Herbert and Mabel Seemann -· Herbert George Seemann (1891-1961) was the son of William and Emma (Lenius) Seemann. He and his wife Mabel (Schutte) Seemann (1891-1979) farmed on the same farm in Buchanan County that had formerly been his father's. Mabel was the daughter of Fred and Ida Mae (Stroufe) Schutte and the sister of Earl Schutte. The couple was married in 1914. Herbert and Mabel had one daughter, Dorothy (Mrs. Walter Harting).* Herbert and Mabel had one granddaughter, Eleanor (Mrs. Robert Fratzke).* Eleanor and Robert have three children: Rocky, Ronda, and Robin.
Herbert worked on the telephone line for years. He was township assessor, a Jesup Farmers Co-op director when Charles Hood was manager, a board member of Rural Electric Administration, and a State Representative from 1941-1944. Herbert and Mabel were members of
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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE
SIXTIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• Convened January 14, 1963
AdJourned May 18, 1963
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HAROLD E. HUGHES, Governor
W. L. MOOTY, President of the Senate
ROBERT W. NADEN, Speaker of the Rouse
Compiled Under Direction of S. E. Tennant
Superintendent of Prinlinq
Published by the STATE OF IOWA
Des Moines
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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE 1903
Mrs. Clara Scholz of Alta Vista, and his brother, Mr. Milton Scholz of Alta Vista.
Therefore, Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives of the Sixtieth General Assembly of Iowa: That in the passing of the Honorable Charles H. Scholz the state has lost an honored citizen and a faithful and useful public servant, and the House by this resolution would express its appreciation of his service, and tender its sympathy to the members of his family.
Be It Further Resolved: That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the Journal of the House and that the Chief Clerk be directed to forward an enrolled copy to the family of the deceased.
DAN PRINE, VINCE STEFFEN, DEWEY E. GOODE,
Committee.
HERBERT G. SEEMANN
MR. SPEAKER: Your committee, appointed to prepare a suitable resolution commemorating the life, character and public service of the late Honorable Herbert G. Seemann, begs leave to submit the following memorial:
Herbert Seemann was born on May 18, 1891, the son of William and Emma Lenius Seemann, on a farm near Littleton. He received his education in the public schools of Buchanan County and was engaged in farming.
On January 1, 1914, he was united in marriage with Mabel Schutte. They had one daughter, Dorothy K.
He served as township assessor for ten years, and was a past president of the school board. He was also president of the County Farm Bureau during the years of 1935 and 1936.
Mr. Seemann was one of the organizers of Buchanan County for the R.E.A., and president of the Farmers Grain and Stock Company of Jesup, Iowa.
He was a member of the American Lutheran Church and was a Sunday School teacher, and held a number of different church offices.
He was a member of the lo~l Lions Club.
Mr. Seemann served in the Forty-ninth and Fiftieth General Assemblies of the State of Iowa.
He passed away March 10, 1961, at his home in Jesup, Iowa. Surviving him are his widow, Mabel; one daughter, Mrs. Walter Harting; one granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Fratzke, and one great grandson, and a sister, Mrs. Martha Bright of Independence. His bother, Edward, preceded him in death.
Theref01·e, Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives of the Sixtieth General Assembly of Iowa: That in the passing of the Honorable Herbert G. Seemann the state has lost an honored citizen and a faithful and useful public servant, and the House by this resolution would express its appreciation of his service, and tender its sympathy to the members of his family.
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1904 JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE
Be It Further Resolved: That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the Journal of the House and that the Chief Clerk be directed to forward an enrolled copy to the family of the deceased.
KENNETH L. PARKER, MAURICE E. BARINGER, FRANCIS L. MESSEJRLY,
Committee.
· MICHAEL F. SPRINGER
MR. SPEAKER: Your committee, appointed to prepare a suitable resolution commemorating the life, character and public service of the late Honorable Michael Fair Springer, begs leave to submit the following memorial:
Michael Fair Springer was born January 15, 1870, in Decatur County. He attended local rural schools.
In 1895 he was married to Mary Francis Stone, who passed away in 1959. They had two sons and one daughter. They lived on their farm until 1920 when they moved to Leon. He still continued managing his farms.
Mr. Springer served in various township offices. He was chairman of the Decatur County Democrat Central Committee, secretary of the Farm Bureau, president of Leon School Board and state representative for the Farmers Union.
Mr. Springer served during the Fortieth, Forty-second and Forty-second Extra sessions of the General Assembly.
He passed away April 7, 1962, at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Surviving him are a daughter, Helen Spaulding of Colorado Springs, Colorado; a son, George Springer, Wichita, Kansas, and a son, John Springer of Chicago, Illinois.
Therefore, Be It Resolved by the House of Representatives ()f the Swtieth Ge'fl-eral Assembly of Iowa: That in the passing of the Honorable Michael Fah;. Springer the state has lost an honored citizen and a faithful and useful public servant, and the House by · this resolution would express its appreciation of his service, and tender its sympathy to the members of his family.
Be It FU?·ther Resolved: That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the Journal of the House and that the Chief Clerk be directed to forward an' enrolled copy to the family of the deceased.
LORNE R. WoRTHINGTON, Rl!lED CASJDY, .QUENTIN V. ANDERSON,
Committee.
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Name: Herbert G Seemann
Birth Year: abt 1892
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Race: White
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