RECKNER, Rose Christina (Worple) 1898-1985

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RECKNER, Rose Christina (Worple) 1898-1985

RECKNER, WORPLE, HELLER, EVANS, TONN

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Date: 10/10/2011 at 15:52:23

RECKNER, Rose 1898-1985
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Rose Reckner was born on a farm south of Riceville on December 5, 1898, the daughter of Charles and Frances (nee) Heller Worple. She was baptized and confirmed in the St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Riceville and remained a member until her death.
On June 26, 1918, she was united in marriage to Joseph C. Reckner. To this union was born three daughters, Marie, Mildred and Grace.
Rose was a resident of the Riceville Rest Home for the past 18 years.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Joseph; one daughter, Grace Tonn; and by three sisters and five brothers.
She is survived by two daughters, Marie (Mrs. Harlan) Day or Orange City, Florida; and Mildred (Mrs. Kenneth) Evans of Osage, Iowa. Also, seven grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
[ From a typed document on file at the Riceville Public Library. ]
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Christina Reckner
Funeral services for Rose Christina Reckner were held on Thursday, December 26, 1985, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Riceville. Lindstrom Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was in the St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery in Riceville. Mrs. Reckner died on Saturday, December 21, 1985, at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital.
Rose was born in rural Riceville to Charles and Frances Heller Worple. On June 26, [no year given] she and Joseph C. Reckner were united in marriage in Riceville. To this union, three daughters were born.
Mrs. Reckner had been a resident of Riceville Nursing Home for the past 18 years.
She was preceded in death by her husband who died in 1961; her parents; a daughter, Grace Tonn; seven brothers and two sisters.
Survivors include daughters: Mrs. Harlan Marie Day of Orange City, Florida, and Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Evans of Osage; seven grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
[ Mitchell County Press, Jan. 1, 1986 ]
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Funeral services for Rose Christina Reckner were Thursday, December 26, 1985, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Riceville. Burial was in the St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery in Riceville. Mrs. Reckner died Saturday, Dec. 21, 1985 at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Reckner's complete obituary appeared in last week's edition of the Press-News. Her name appeared incorrectly as Christina Reckner.
[Mitchell County Press, Jan. 8, 1986]
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SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX:
RECKNER, ROSE
B: 05 Dec 1898
D: Dec 1985
AGE: 86-87
RES: 50466 (Riceville, Howard, IA)
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The photo of Rose is from a newspaper article in the Riceville Recorder, Oct. 7, 1976 -- on file at the Riceville Public Library. Rose is holding a peanut plant.
The full photo caption says:
Plains Georgia is not the only place that can boast of having a peanut grower. Pictured [below] is Mrs. Rose Reckner, with some of the peanuts she grew at the Riceville Community Rest Home. Rose and her daughter, Mrs. Harlan (Marie) Day of Union Grove, Wisconsin, planted two peanuts (out of the shell) in a little covered cup this spring. In just 1½ days, it had spouted and Rose stated, "it was fun to watch it grow". After she was sure the plant wouldn't be harmed by the cold weather, it was planted outside, in a planter on the patio of the rest home. Rose harvested her 16 peanuts the last week in September.

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Obituary: RECKNER, Rose 1898-1985 #1: Rose Reckner was born on a farm south of Riceville on December 5, 1898, the daughter of Charles and Frances (nee) Heller Worple. She was baptized and confirmed in the St. Peter's Lutheran Church of Riceville and remained a member until her death. On June 26, 1918, she was united in marriage to Joseph C. Reckner. To this union was born three daughters, Marie, Mildred and Grace. Rose was a resident of the Riceville Rest Home for the past 18 years. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Joseph; one daughter, Grace Tonn; and by three sisters and five brothers. She is survived by two daughters, Marie (Mrs. Harlan) Day or Orange City, Florida; and Mildred (Mrs. Kenneth) Evans of Osage, Iowa. Also, seven grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. [ From a typed document on file at the Riceville Public Library. ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: Christina Reckner Funeral services for Rose Christina Reckner were held on Thursday, December 26, 1985, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Riceville. Lindstrom Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Burial was in the St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery in Riceville. Mrs. Reckner died on Saturday, December 21, 1985, at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital. Rose was born in rural Riceville to Charles and Frances Heller Worple. On June 26, [no year given] she and Joseph C. Reckner were united in marriage in Riceville. To this union, three daughters were born. Mrs. Reckner had been a resident of Riceville Nursing Home for the past 18 years. She was preceded in death by her husband who died in 1961; her parents; a daughter, Grace Tonn; seven brothers and two sisters. Survivors include daughters: Mrs. Harlan Marie Day of Orange City, Florida, and Mrs. Kenneth (Mildred) Evans of Osage; seven grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. [ Mitchell County Press, Jan. 1, 1986 ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #3: Funeral services for Rose Christina Reckner were Thursday, December 26, 1985, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Riceville. Burial was in the St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery in Riceville. Mrs. Reckner died Saturday, Dec. 21, 1985 at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Reckner's complete obituary appeared in last week's edition of the Press-News. Her name appeared incorrectly as Christina Reckner. [Mitchell County Press, Jan. 8, 1986] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #4: SOCIAL SECURITY DEATH INDEX: RECKNER, ROSE B: 05 Dec 1898 D: Dec 1985 AGE: 86-87 RES: 50466 (Riceville, Howard, IA) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #5: The photo of Rose is from a newspaper article in the Riceville Recorder, Oct. 7, 1976 -- on file at the Riceville Public Library. Rose is holding a peanut plant. The full photo caption says: Plains Georgia is not the only place that can boast of having a peanut grower. Pictured [below] is Mrs. Rose Reckner, with some of the peanuts she grew at the Riceville Community Rest Home. Rose and her daughter, Mrs. Harlan (Marie) Day of Union Grove, Wisconsin, planted two peanuts (out of the shell) in a little covered cup this spring. In just 1½ days, it had spouted and Rose stated, "it was fun to watch it grow". After she was sure the plant wouldn't be harmed by the cold weather, it was planted outside, in a planter on the patio of the rest home. Rose harvested her 16 peanuts the last week in September.
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