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Lazarus N. Harding (b.1822) and his wife Mary Shank
(b.1823/24)
This photo was in a locket that their son
Thomas carried with him when he went off to fight in the Civil war.
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Image courtesy of Lissa Garman |
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Mary Anna Sperry (b.1848), wife of
Thomas A. Harding.
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Image courtesy of Lissa Garman |
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This group of men were WWI vets
who bought a bottle of wine and agreed that the last living member
would drink it and toast the others. My father Oliver S. is seated
left. I think that's Roy Westerlund (owned a bar & dining room just
west of the square) in the center and maybe a Mr. O'Malley (ran the
Iowa Power & Light office on the SW corner of the square) seated far
right. Russ Rickleton is in the back row, possibly on the left, he
had a show store on the square. [1950's] |
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Photo submitted by
Bill Reiley |
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Thomas A. Harding (b.1844) in
his militaryuniform.
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Image courtesy of Lissa Garman |
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Milford, Iowa c. 1880
Methodist Church (center)
Gould Harness Shop (left arrow)
Electa Donoho home (right arrow) |
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Red Oak High School Basketball Team 1916-17
Oliver S. Reiley holding the ball, who are the other members of this
team? |
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Photo submitted by
Bill Reiley |
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Red Oak Football Team
circa 1917 |
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Photo submitted by
Bill Reiley |
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