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ACKERMAN, Richard c1890-1953

ACKERMAN, BANKS, FORD, DANN, DUNN

Posted By: Diane M Scott (email)
Date: 8/2/2011 at 08:13:38

Richard Ackerman c1890-1953
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#1:
MRS. BANKS’ BROTHER DIES
The sympathy of the community is extended Mrs. Leonard Banks in the death of her brother Richard Ackerman, 48, farmer in Jamestown Township, who died Sunday afternoon, March 8th.
Surviving Mr. Ackerman are his wife, the former Grace Ford; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ackerman of Riceville; two sisters; Mrs. Leonard Banks of Lime Springs and Mrs. Grace Dunn, Minneapolis; and two brothers; Glen of LeRoy; and Martin of McIntire. His wife has been in the Riceville hospital following an operation and Mr. Ackerman had not been well.
Funeral services were held last Wednesday at Riceville, conducted by the Rev. William Bohl. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery, Riceville.
Lime Springs Herald, Thursday March 19, 1953
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#2:
Richard Ackerman Found
Dean in His Home
From Bullet Wound
Richard Ackerman, about 63, was found near death on the kitchen door in his home with a gun nearby, Sunday afternoon, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ackerman and a friend, who had driven in to visit.
The Bradley ambulance was summoned but he died en route to a hospital at Rochester, Minnesota. The bullet passed through his head from side to side.
Mr. Ackerman had been as usual Sunday morning when his folks called him and asked him to have dinner with them. He declined, however, and said he had better stay at home. He farmed in the Jamestown vicinity.
No reason for the tragedy can be found. His wife had surgery at Cedar Valley Hospital, Charles City, a week ago, but is making a satisfactory recovery. She was brought to the Riceville hospital Monday. Mrs. Ackerman is the former Grace Ford.
He is survived by his wife; his parents and sister, Mrs. Leonard Banks, Lime Springs; Mrs. Grace Dann, Minnesota; brothers, Glen of LeRoy; Martin of McIntire.
Funeral service was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Leper Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. William Bohi. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery.
[Riceville Recorder, March 12, 1953]

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Obituary: Richard Ackerman c1890-1953 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #1: MRS. BANKS’ BROTHER DIES The sympathy of the community is extended Mrs. Leonard Banks in the death of her brother Richard Ackerman, 48, farmer in Jamestown Township, who died Sunday afternoon, March 8th. Surviving Mr. Ackerman are his wife, the former Grace Ford; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ackerman of Riceville; two sisters; Mrs. Leonard Banks of Lime Springs and Mrs. Grace Dunn, Minneapolis; and two brothers; Glen of LeRoy; and Martin of McIntire. His wife has been in the Riceville hospital following an operation and Mr. Ackerman had not been well. Funeral services were held last Wednesday at Riceville, conducted by the Rev. William Bohl. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery, Riceville. Lime Springs Herald, Thursday March 19, 1953 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: Richard Ackerman Found Dean in His Home From Bullet Wound Richard Ackerman, about 63, was found near death on the kitchen door in his home with a gun nearby, Sunday afternoon, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ackerman and a friend, who had driven in to visit. The Bradley ambulance was summoned but he died en route to a hospital at Rochester, Minnesota. The bullet passed through his head from side to side. Mr. Ackerman had been as usual Sunday morning when his folks called him and asked him to have dinner with them. He declined, however, and said he had better stay at home. He farmed in the Jamestown vicinity. No reason for the tragedy can be found. His wife had surgery at Cedar Valley Hospital, Charles City, a week ago, but is making a satisfactory recovery. She was brought to the Riceville hospital Monday. Mrs. Ackerman is the former Grace Ford. He is survived by his wife; his parents and sister, Mrs. Leonard Banks, Lime Springs; Mrs. Grace Dann, Minnesota; brothers, Glen of LeRoy; Martin of McIntire. Funeral service was held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Leper Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. William Bohi. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. [Riceville Recorder, March 12, 1953]
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