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discussing his golf game had "novcr been worse." disgusted I almost threw o.r, "I got so mad I could a lot stra~htcr than that ·
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Harold J. Teachout Died May 16 at 83
Funeral services weN held Ma~.· 19 for Harold .J. Teachout, 83,· at the United Methodist church of Shenandoah. The Rev. Raymond c. Lott, Jr., conduct· ed the rites. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery.
Mr Teachout died suddenly May 16 after a heart attack.
Pallbearers were Don. H. Boy· lan, Hollis Duncan, Loren Fischer, Robert Hcppock, Don Irvin, Duane McAllister, Erma! Shull and Howard Young. Honorary OOa.rars were B. V. Guernsey, Martin Head, Fred Lindbul·g, Thomas Newman, Clarence Nor-ton, William Ossian, George Rose, Sterling Simmons, c. L. Snyder, Sr. and Jr.
Keith Franzen was soloist, accompanied at the organ 'uy Mrs E. L. McMichael.
Mr Teachout, a foi'mer member of the Iowa General Assembly and o! the Iowa Highway Commission, was born in Ohio on AprD. 24, 1892. When he was
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May 21, Leslie Wiley, Omaha, speeding, $38.50.
May 21, Steven F. Wilson, Tabor, reckless driving, $33.50.
May 21, Marvin B. Sigler, Omaha, overweight, $25.00.
May 21, Kenneth Dale Smith, Thurman, disobeyed stop sign, $18.50.
May 21, Dewey D. Carpenter, R o ci 0 a k, reck Jess drivjng, $28.50.
May 23, James E. Crump, Rossvillt~p Tenn., fuel violation, $30.00.
May 23, W. E. Parl<er, Ft. W or t h ~ T e ~., fuel violat!on, $15.00.
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a bill reiattng to the • I the mentally ill. The b; ened legislation regardi!
I mitcment and arbitrary <i The I<'wa House has approved in mel1!al rehebUitatic
legislation which will help as- 1 ities. The bill also al sure decent housing for all ; the present county coro Iowans. The measl!re would es-- I of hospitalization and in• tablish an Iowa Housing Auth.. the concept o! eourt -ority to help provide Uv 1ng space treatment an an out-pati( ior low-income, elderlyandban- The measure now gpc1 dicapped persens. I believe Senate for dsbate. southwest Iowa is far ahead af A bill drafted in res• --=- •••• w•. ... - "'"'". the problem Iowa doc· two years old, his famllymoved well as natlonwidedoctc to Fremont county, where they experleneed in obtaini lived untill906. Theytben moved · practice :insurance, v,· to N or t h Dakota, returning to proved after. two long Iowa in 1910. Ho was a member ·debate and intense lol-) of the Methodist church and took representatives of the 1 un active part in its affairs an medical professions. ' his life. provides that the join
He was married to Vera Viek- writing association we~· ers on April 5g 1916. They b&- malp~tice insurance~. came the parents of one son, im~ of two years if ~ Wendell. A niece, Louise New- insurance commissio-n' man, lived in the Teachout home mined coverage was: for 15 years. · . able from other. sour
In 1924 the family moved to reasonable rat~ the farm east of Farragut upon Needless to say, w• which his son Wendell now re- to respond to this p:rc sides. He retired fl'om active well as other states i arming and moved to Shezr faced with this far roa. andoah in 1945, where he Uved sue. The House t.."ied 'the remainder of his life. a bill which would mee·
He was a member oftheSilen- mediate problem with andoah Rotary club and had serv· to have an interim stu ed as district governor~ was a mittee giving mol'e w rn ember of the Masonic Lodge with nll involved, it and the Order of Eastern star companies, medical prt'J in Farragut and the Elks Ledge attorneys andfue constP of Shenandoah. bill now goes to the S:
Surviving are his wife Vera, consideration. a son Wendell, and a grandchild Mrs Patriclr (Sherry) Glenrl of Guthrie Center and two great grand<:hildren, Jeremy and Erin Glonn, two sisters1 Mrs JesSie 0 rr, Sac City, and Mr 8 Harriett Husband, Sebring, Ohio.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters andtwo brothers.
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the FarraQut Male Quartet. In later years, her father estimated that he had sung with that group at 300 funerals during his lifetime. Mabel was organist for many years at the Congregational Church.
In January 1926, Margaret and Helen were 1ired to play on the new radio station, KMA, billed as the Carter Sisters. They interchanged instruments: Margaret on piano and saxophone; Helen on banjo and piano. Stanley Rucker of Oakland, Iowa, joined them and they became the Cornhusker Trio. Margaret recalls that listeners would know the dirt roads from Farragut to Shenandoah were passable if the group played on their 6:00 a.m. live broadcast. Stan and Helen were married In 1928. Their only child is Kenneth Eugene Rucker.
Earl May usually had on his KMA staff about 40 entertainers. One such group was the Phillppino Collegians, among whom was Pedro " Pete" Tavora. A friendship developed between him and Margaret and they were married January 4, 1930. The Cornhuskers then became a quartet: Pete on guitar, Margaret on accordion, Helen on string bass and Stan on violin, with Helen and Stan as vocalists. This versatile group played many kinds of music including, gypsy, Spanish. Hawaiian, semi-classical and pop. After leaving KMA, they were booked into many cities around the country.
From 1943 until 1958, Margaret and Helen entertained servicemen at veterans' hospitals and played with USO units all over the world: all 50 states, Newfoundland, Labrador, Greenland, Iceland, Guam, Philippines, Islands of the Pacific, Paengyang Do and Cheju Do in the Yellow Sea, Germany, Austria and the Azores.
Later, Margaret and Helen each played with other musicians in many entertainment centers in this country. Some of the outstanding artists with whose units she toured were: Bob Hope, Duke Ellington, George Goebel, and Elvis Presley. For about five years, Margaret and Helen each performed on organ, each pulling their instrument from place to place In a trailer behind their respective cars.
In retirement. Mrs. Tavora lives with a long- . time friend, Gretchen Simmons, a Nebraska native, in a home on Summit Avenue, where Margaret's parents lived for five years prior to their deaths in 1960, which occurred six days apart: George's on November 14 and Mabel's on November 20.
Margaret continues to play with groups who entertain residents in retirement homes and care centers. Submitted by Margaret Tsvora
ABRAM AND AMELIA TEACHOUT
Abram Edward Teachout was born near North Royalton, Cuyahoga County, Ohio December 11, 1849, youngest son, Joseph and Catherine (Coates) Teachout. The Teachout family is of Dutch ancestry and the Coates family came from Kirklevington, Yorkshire, England in 1802. Both families lived in New York State before moving to Ohio. Abram attended the district school and acquired "a good practical education." He often led the singing, accompanied by his sister, Mary, on the organ for church and school affairs.
Abram and Amelia Teachout Family
Abram and Amelia Kuntz, a successful teacher, were married October 31, 1882. Amelia (daughter of Henry and Catherine (Klein) Kuntz) was born May 24, 1856, Parma, Ohio. Their children were:
Frank Abram Teachout (September 3, 1883-0ctober 28, 1919) married Ellen Eldridge. Their children were Irene (Mrs. Robert Hoppock, Farragut), Lawrence, deceased, and Alice June (Mrs. Duane McAIIrster) deceased.
Ruby Anna (Mrs. Frank Young, July 12, 1887-January 26, 1957). Children: Wilma (Mrs. Ermal Shull, Riverton). Helen (Mrs. Don Irvin, Coin), and Howard Young, Farragut.
James Henry Teachout (September 26, 1889-0ctober 28, 1919) married Cora Eldridge. Children: Twins Genevieve and Janess (Mrs. Lowell Byers) Tacoma. Washington and Jane deceased.
Harriet Josephine (Mrs. Thomas Husband, a twin, April24, 1892-November 20, 1979) lived In Cleveland, Ohio. She taught Kindergarten thirty years. Last years were at Copeland Oaks, SebrIng, Ohio.
Harold Joseph Teachout, twin (Aprll24, 1892-May 16, 1975) married Vera Vickers. They farmed in Grant Township and the Summit neighborhood south of Shenandoah. Their son, Harold Wendell Teachout. now lives In Shenandoah since leaving the Summit neighborhood.
Mary Teachout (Mrs. Carl Fischer, July 4, 1893-January 20, 1975) had two children, Dorothy (Mrs. Don Boylan) and Loren Fischer.
The Abram Teachout family moved to southwest Iowa in 1894 and lived in the Summit Church neighborhood. Then they lived in Bismarck, North Dakota. But Iowa was more to their liking so they bought land in Section 14 Grant Township and, with Harold and Mary. moved there In 1910.
When Abram and Amelia retired to town Harold and Vera lived on this Grant Township farm until 1924. At that time Harold moved to his father's first Iowa farm in the Summit neighborhood.
Abram died January 21 , 1922 and Amelia on March 31, 1931. She spent her last years at the home of her daughter, Mary. Both were active Methodists, enjoyed good literature, and music. They are buried at Rose Hill Cemetery beside Abram's mother, Catherine Coates, who spent her last years In the home of her son, Abram. Submitted by Dorothy Boylan
TEETERS FAMILY
Family history has been a hobby o f mine for many years and the Teeters family of Page County one of my favorite lines of research. Reading the old "History of Page County" by Kershaw, was very Interesting, as It told of the many hardships of the first settlers.
My great-great-grandfather, Jeremiah A. Teeters. his wife, Elizabeth Gammell Teeters and three children were some of the first settlers of Page County. According to Kershaw's history, they and her father , Eberhardt Frederich Gammell, a native of Wurtemmberg, arrived In 1844. Frederich Gammell and family settled in nearby Taylor County. Gammell was the first immigrant to receive his citizenship papers from the Page County court in 1851.
Eight more children were born in Page County, with some descendants still residing there. Allied family names are: Raynor; Gladden; Miller; Wychoff; Staffords; Allen; Flinn and Shoults. Jeremiah sold his land in East River Township In 1880 and passed away in 1888. He and his wife are Interred at Old Memory Cemetery.
The oldest son, John, born In Ohio a short time before removing to Page County, married In 1862. Lois Murlati Raynor, daughter of Joseph and Julia Raynor, was born in Orange County,
New York. before moving to Perry County, Ohio. They came to Page and Taylor County in 1859.
Six of the eight children of John and Lois Teeters were born In Page County. They acquired land in Ringgold County in 1875. My grandfather, Miles Vendeer Teeters, was their oldest son, and spent much of his life in Page and Taylor Counties, Iowa and In Harrison and Worth Counties, Missouri. He married Marietta Turner in 1889 and several of their children were born in Ringgold County.
John and Lois lived in Ringgold County until the 1920's where they are Interred at Kellerton Cemetery. Many descendants live in the area at this time. Submitted by Pearl E. Wolf
DALE E. THOMAS
Dale Edward Thomas was born on June 22, 1938 on a farm south of Coin, Iowa. He was the third child and only son of Gist Rhoads and Audrey Ola (Thompson) Thomas. The other two Thomas children were Katherine Lorraine (Thomas) Martin and Alma Faye (Thomas) Bishop.
Dale Thomas Family Kevin, Bradley, Susan, Dale and Marian
The Thomas family lived and worked on several different farms In the Coin area while Dale was growing up. As a boy, he helped his father with the chores and often drove the tractor after school hours. He dreamed of owning his own farm someday and raising cattle.
Dale attended both elementary and high school in Coin. He was graduated from high school in 1956 at the age of 17. He worked for a fertilizer company that summer to help make money so he could go to college. He enrolled at Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville. Missouri that fall . He went one semester and then transferred to AI"QeS. He graduated from Iowa State University in 1960 with a degree In Animal Science.
On August4, 1957, Dale married Marian Elizabeth Waldron at the United Methodist Church In Coin. Marian was born May 15, 1936 on her great aunt Elva Turnbull's farm north of Essex. She was the daughter of George Murrell Waldron and Virginia Geraldine (Wooden) Waldron. She attended grade school at the La Prairie country school, junior high at Northboro and high school at Coin. The highlight of her junior year was when she and her teammates played and won their way to the Girls Iowa State BasketbaliTournament In Des Moines In 1955.
After graduation from high school, Marian went to work for the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company in Shenandoah as a telephone operator. She transferred to Boone and then to Ames while Dale was attending college. After Dale's graduation, she transferred back to Shenandoah where she continued to work until their second chlld was born.
Dale and Marian moved to a rented farm west of Coin where they lived until they and Dale's parents bought the Frank Howrey place in 1961. Dale worked very hard to conserve and improve his farm land. He spent a lot of time and money
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60y 3m 1d ; f Charles Mine= b Fairfield , IA m Julia Ann Snith b Fai=field, IA ; mrl 12 June 1900 Cottonwood Falls , KS Charles Austin Bruce
Bruc e , C~arles Austin- b 30 June 1877 Harrison co , MO d 18 Jan 1953 Shen-andoah 75y 6m 19d ; f George Bruce m Sarah Ogle ; md 12 June 1900 Cottonwood F.alls , KS Joaie Ann Miner
Hart, Dennis Eugane- b & d 19 June 1947 Shenandoah 2hr ; f Harold Hart b Essex , IA m Lucil l e Bruce b 3nporia, KS
Lot 6 Bell , ~~garet H- b 6 April 1844 Ireland d 20 Oct 1924 Shenandoah 80y 6m
14d ; f Hugh Bell b Scotland m Hannah Hous ton b Scotland ; removed f r om Mausoleum April 1949
Teachout , Harold Joseph- b 24 April 1892 North Royalton, On d 16 ~ay 1975 Shenandoah 83y 22d ; f Abraham :;ct ..... a::-d Teachout m Amelia Bruna Kuntz ; md 5 Apr il 1916 Page co , IA Vera V Vicker s
Teachout , Vera V- b 29 Nov 1893 Page Co , IA d 27 April 1981 Shenandoah 87y 4m 28d ; f' \oJilliam Henry Vickers m Susan Eliza Vani1)rers; md 5 April 19 16 Page Co, IA Harold Joseph Teachout
Teachout, Harold wendell - b 1 June 1920 Shenandoah d 18 June 1993 Shenandcan 73y; WWII US Ar.ny Air Corp; f Harold Joseph Teachout m Vera V Vickers ; md 1942 Mildred Marguerite Macko y
Teachout , Mildred Marguerit e- b 20 April 1922 ; f Joseph Beryl Mackoy m Gladys Hill ; md 1942 Haro l d Wendell Teachout
Lot 7 Todd , Jorl!1 William Rev- o 18 ~ov 1870 Peoria, IL d 10 July 1943 West Des
Moines , IA 72y ; f 2enj~in Todd m ~ances ; md 25 Sept 1895 Florence Ar1.n Varley
Eskew, Fhebie Rebecca- b 20 Oct 1877 Fremont Co , IA d 29 J~~ 1953 Shen~,doah 75y 3m 9d; f Jacob Rice Lewis m Phebe Pearson; md 12 Oct 1897 Jonn 'tl Eskew
Gibson , : €lla Ruth , b 5 Nov 1948 Shenandoah d 4 Oct 1953 Shenandoah 4Y 10m 29d ; f Ha yes Swishe= Gibson m Clara Dale Brooks
Eske...,, John 1f/• b 27 March 1877 Fremont Co , IA d 8 Nov 1955 ninsdale , IL 78y 7m 11d ; f James Ro l and Eskew m ~annah Marian Cox; md 12 Cct 1697 Phebie Rebecca Lewis
Todd , ?lorence Ann Va=1_ey- c 1 Sept 1o70 Galva , IL d 3 Oct 1962 ~ Ca~cr., CA 92y ; md 25 Sept 1895 ..;ohn Wi llia.m 'l'odd
Gibson , Clara Dale- b 8 Aug 1)06 nar=ison Co , MO d d Oct 1975 Shenandoah 67y 1m 26d; :: Thomas :!d•.;a.:-d 3rooks :n Jessie w.ishon ; md 1;ov I 927 Wapello , IA Hayes S~i sne= Gibson
Gibson , Haye s S'wisher- b 6 Ma=c!'l 1903 Deca tur co , LA. d 25 May 1983 Shenandoah SOy 2Jl 19d ; f George Gibson m Anna Swisher ; md Nov 1927 'tlape llo , lA Clara I:ale .B:."ook s
lot 8 Dodd , Pearl Meltha- b 26 Oct 1885 Tabor , IA d 1 Aug 1972 Red Oak , IA 86y
9m 5d ; f Reuben W Reeves m Harr i ett Ka therine Miller; md 4 Feb 1918 :ted Oak , IA John Ha.rri sc!: :COdd
::Oennett, Charles AUg'J.s tus- b 5 :--~ay 1287 Shenandoah d 27 Nov 1972 Shenancoa;., 65y 6m 22d ; f George •..;ast::ngton 3enr.e:t m Keziah 'Curd ; md 6 ?eb 1913 Honey Greve , ?A ~art~a ;v<ay' Campoell
:Senne:.t , ~ar";ha May- b 7 May ic89 :teeC.s Gap , ?A d o ~!o·..r 1977 Sher.andoa~ 88y 5m 29d ; f wi ll iam james Campbell rn Mary Salina l'!Uq::i':y; :nd 6 ?eb ~ 3 ~ 3 ::or:e:; Gr0ve , ?A C~. a=:es A'.l~..lstus !:enne::
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