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[England, Luke Edward]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday March 24, 1960 p. 6
CLEARFIEld NEWS
Those
attending the funeral services of [Luke] Edward England on
March 7 at Marshalltown were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Sollars, Mrs Betty Jo Miller, Walter England. Mr.
and Mrs. Everett England, Mr. and Mrs. Joe England, Mr. and Mrs. Sam England,
Mrs John [Carrol] Busby [Louise England] and Harry England, of Creston.
[England, Jerry Rusk]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday October 7, 1937 [p. 1]
Tragic Death
Jerry
England, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe England, died by his own hand
Monday morning at the England farm home 5 miles northeast of town, in the room in which he had spent the
night.
Jerry had left his home in Marshalltown, without
informing his wife or family as to his destination. That led to a search there
for him. He arrived at the home of his brother, Sam England, out four miles southwest of Clearfield, in time
to breakfast with them Sunday morning.
Later
he drove through town, and out to his father's place, saying that he would
leave before night. He changed this intention, and consented to remain for the
night.
His
mother called him rather early Monday morning and he said in reply that he
would not be down for a while. At about 8:30, his father went to the room to
summon him, and found him dead.
He
had shot himself through the chest downward from above, apparently reaching the
heart. No shot was heard, but a radio was going, and other noises may account
for that.
Jerry had lived for some years in Marshalltown. No
adequate explanation for his act is known. J. R. Crew was called, but insisted
that the coroner meet him at the farm.
Besides
the wife, he leaves seven children.
A bad smashup in an auto accident a few
years ago gave Mr. England permanent injuries, for he has never seemed to be entirely recovered. It is a
fair assumption that this tragedy is but the final chapter in the story of the
injuries then received.
[England, Jerry Rusk]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday October 7, 1937 [p. 1]
Jerry
R. [usk] England, son of Joseph
and Margaret [Ellen Shay] England,
was born at Tingley, Iowa, March 4, 1892, and departed this life at the home of
his parents, Oct 4, 1937, at the age of 43 years, 7 months.
At
an early age he was baptized into the Methodist Church of Tingley, Iowa.
On
November 24, 1915, he was united in marriage to Miss Madge Christopher of Tingley, Iowa, and to this union were born
nine children: Rowena Pearl, Cleo Maxine, Katheryn Louise, Frances Ann,
Jerry Jr., Billy J., Virginia Lee and two dying in infancy.
He
has lived with his family in and around Tingley and Creston until March 4,
1927, when he moved to Marshalltown, living there until his death.
Ha
was an active member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
He
was a loving and thoughtful father and husband and always had a good word for
every one, and will be greatly missed by all. One brother preceded him in
death.
He
leaves to mourn his death beside his devoted wife and seven children, his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe England of Clearfield, his brothers—Ed of Marshalltown, Harry of Creston, Sam and Walter of Clearfield; and three sisters—Mary
Huffman, Pearl Routh and Gladys
Routh, all of Clearfield; besides
nieces and nephews, a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were held at Tingley M. E. Church at 2:30 o’clock, Wednesday, Oct. 26,
Rev. A C. Stark officiating. Burial was in Tingley Cemetery.
[England, Jerry Rusk]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday October 7, 1937 p. 2
The
funeral of the late Jerry England was held on Wednesday in Tingley Methodist church, and the interment was there. Jerry was the second son in
the family and was 45 years and 7 months old at death.
[England, Joseph,
Cousin of]
Bedford
Times-Republican
Thursday January 22, 1914 p. 8
Clearfield
Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph England went to
Tingley Friday evening to attend the funeral of Mr. England's cousin.
[England, Margaret
Ellen Shay]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday October 17, 1946 [p. 1]
Margaret Ellen
England
Margaret
Ellen Shay, daughter of Thomas
and Jane [Breakenridge] Shay was
born June 5, 1870, east of Diagonal, Iowa, and departed this life, Oct. 8,
1946, at her home in north Clearfield, aged 76 years, 4 months and 3 days.
She
was given the benefits of school privileges and grew to womanhood in the
parental home.
On
Feb. 23, 1889 Margret E [llen] Shay and Joseph T. W. England were
united in marriage at the Methodist Parsonage at Mt. Ayr, Iowa and their new
home was established on a farm near Tingley, Iowa.
Nine
children came to bless this union; two sons, Jerry [Rusk]
and Elmer [McKinley], preceded
the mother in death. The surviving are four sons: Samuel C. [lare]
of Clearfield, Edward L.[uke] of Marshalltown, Harry H.[ erbert[ of Creston, Walter W.[arren]
of Clearfield and three daughters, Mary Sollars, Pearl Routh, and Gladys Routh of Clearfield.
In
1912 the family moved to a farm northeast of Clearfield where they lived until
1944, when they retired from farm life and took their residence in Clearfield.
In
girlhood Mrs. England had
adhered to the Methodist faith and was a consistent member of that church,
faithful in attendance as long as her physical health admitted. She was a true
wife and mother and exemplified her Christian life by her daily living and
service to those around her. Always willing to lend assistance, where needed;
never too busy with her many household duties to answer the call of a sick
relative, or neighbor or friend. She will be sadly missed in her home and
community.
Her
last illness was of short duration and all that constant attendance of loved
ones and medical skill could do were of no avail.
She
was the last of her family to go. Only two weeks ago she received a message of
the death of her brother Luke Shay in Wyoming.
To
cherish her memory are her husband, the four sons and three daughters, 28 grandchildren,
16 great grand children, other relatives and many friends.
Funeral
services were held Friday October 11, 1946 at 2 p. m. in the Methodist Church
at Clearfield with Rev. Chas. L. Ellis officiating.
The
singers were Mrs. Walter Owens and Mrs. L. F. Mahoney accompanied by Mrs. C. J.
Swan at the piano.
The
grandsons acting as pallbearers were: Joe England, Dwight England, Everet
England, Paul England, Milo England and Erwood Huffman.
Burial
was made in the cemetery at Clearfield, Iowa.
[England, Margaret
Ellen Shay]
Clearfield
Enterprise
Thursday October 17, 1946 p. 3
From a Distance
Those
from a distance who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Joe England [Margaret Ellen Shay] on last Friday were:
Mrs.
Emma Coffman, St. Joe, Mo.; Mr.
and Mrs. Dutch Baldon, Adel, Ia.; Mr. Charlie Shay, Des Moines,
Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wyant,
Leon, Ia.; Mr. and Mrs. Ab McFee, Mr. and Mrs. Schrader, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
England, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice, Creston; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Owens, Elston; Mr. and Mrs. Jake England, Lloyd and
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Coffman, Mr. and Mrs. John England, Mrs. Dick Ferri, Tingley; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Walker, Kellerton; and Mr. and Mrs. Ed England, Mr.
and Mrs. Milo England, Cleo and Francis Ann England, Marshalltown.
[England, Samuel
Clare]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday May 20, 1965 p. 4
Samuel England Rites May 10
Funeral
services for Samuel C. [lare] England, 75, of Clearfield were held May 10 at the Clearfield Methodist
Church with Rev. Herbert Phillips officiating. Mr. England died in his home at Clearfield May 8, 1965.
Interment was at the Clearfield Cemetery.
Samuel
C. [lare] England, son of Joseph
and Margaret [Ellen] Shay was
born Dec. 17, 1889, at Tingley, Iowa.
He
grew to manhood in the Tingley community, attending a country school near his
home. In 1911 his parents moved to a farm near Clearfield, while he remained on
the home place near Tingley for two years.
In
1913 he was united in marriage to Vera Rawlings of Newton, Iowa, and to this union were born
three children: Louise (Mrs. John Busby) of Ft. Collins, Colo.; Joe and Everitt of
Clearfield.
They
farmed in the Tingley community for several years, and in 1925 moved to a farm
near Clearfield where they resided until 1960, when they moved to their present
home in town.
He
was a member of the Tingley Methodist Church and later transferred to the
Clearfield Church. He took a very active part in all community affairs and will
be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He
was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Jerry, Elmo and Edd.
He is survived by his
wife, Vera; his children; 13
grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren and three sisters, Mary Baker of Albion, Pearl and Gladys Routh of Diagonal; and two brothers, Harry [Herbert] of Creston and Walter [Warren] of Clearfield; many
other relatives and a host of friends.
[Note:
His World War I draft registration card gives his birth date as December 17,
1890.]
[England, Samuel
Clare]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday May 13, 1965 [p. 1]
Sam England Dies
Sam
England, 75, a long time resident
of Clearfield passed away at his home early Saturday morning following an
illness of several months.
He
had retired from farming in I960, moving to their present home, but remained
active despite his failing health and was up town greeting his friends each
day.
He
is survived by his wife, Vera;
one daughter, Louise and two
sons, Joe and Everitt; two brothers, Harry [Herbert] of Creston and Walter [Warren] of Clearfield and
three sisters, Gladys and Pearl Routh, both of rural Diagonal and Mary Baker of Albion, Iowa.
Last
rites were conducted on Monday from the Methodist Church in Clearfield at 2:00
P. M. with Rev. Phillips officiating. Burial in the Clearfield cemetery.
[England, Samuel
Clare]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday May 13, 1965 p. 2
Mr.
and Mrs. John Busby and Larry,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fearnot and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Busby and family all of Ft. Collins, Colorado, arrived
Saturday night, called here by the sudden death of their father and
grandfather, Sam England.
[England, Samuel
Clare]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday May 13, 1965 p. 4
Samuel
C. [lare] England, son of Joseph
and Margaret [Ellen] Shay England,
was born Dec. 17,1889 at Tingley, Ia. and departed this life at his home in
Clearfield, May 8, 1965 at the age of 75 years, 4 months and 20 days. He had
been in failing health for several months.
He
grew to manhood in the Tingley community, attending a country school near his
home. In 1911 his parents moved to a farm near Clearfield, while he remained on
the home place near Tingley for 2 years.
In
1913 he was united in marriage to Vera Rawlings of Newton, Iowa and to this union were born 3
children; Louise (Mrs. John Busby)
of Ft. Collins, Colorado; Joe and Everitt of Clearfield.
They
farmed in the Tingley community for several years, and then moved to a farm
near Clearfield in 1925 where they resided until 1960, when they moved to their
present home in town.
He
was a member of the Tingley Methodist Church and later transferred to the
Clearfield Church. He took a very active part in all community affairs and will
be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He
was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Jerry, Elmer, and Edd.
Those
left to mourn his passing are his devoted wife, Vera; his daughter, Louise and two sons, Joe and Everitt; one son–in-law, John Busby and two daughters -in-law, Jennie, (Mrs. Joe
England) and June (Mrs.
Everitt England); thirteen
grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren and three sisters, Mary Baker of Albion, Iowa; Pearl and Gladys Routh of Diagonal, Iowa; and two brothers, Harry [Herbert] of Creston, and Walter [Warren] of Clearfield; nieces and nephews, other relatives and a host of
friends.
Last
rites were conducted from the Methodist Church in Clearfield, Monday May 10th
at 2:00 P. M. with Rev. Phillips officiating with burial in the Clearfield
cemetery.
Songs
by Bob and Dwight McMath with Ann Whitmore at the organ. Casket bearers were:
Clifford Bailey, Paul Brown, Cecil Bailey, Ray Speer, George Bailey and Paul
Whitmore.
[Haglan, Evelyn Mae
England]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday January 4, 1968 p. 4
EVELYN MAE HAGLAN
Evelyn
Mae Haglan, died at her home
Thursday evening, December 28th, 1967.
She
was born in Clearfield, Iowa on November 20, 1928, the daughter of Elmer
[McKinley] and Leona Christy England.
She was married at Bedford, Iowa, August 19, 1948 to Burton [Wilbur] Haglan of Omaha, Nebraska.
She
is survived by her husband Burton and two children, Barry and Colleen at home. Also left to mourn her passing are her
mother, Leona Johns of
Clearfield; a brother, Paul [Martin] England of Clearfield; and three sisters, Maxine [Alice]
Round of Clearfield, Fern
Pettingill of Fairfield,
California and Irene Pankau of
Tucson, Arizona. She was preceded in death by her father and two brothers, LeRoy [Doyle] and Dwight [McKinley] England, who passed away on December 24, 1967.
While
her major interest was in making a home for her family, she enjoyed such
hobbies as music and sewing and had participated in P. T. A. work and Cub
Scouts in the past.
Services
were held at the Westover Funeral Home in Des Moines. A Memorial in Mrs.
Haglan’s name has been
established for the First Unitarian Church, Bell and Cassidy St. in Des Moines.
[Haglan, Evelyn Mae
England]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday January 4, 1968 [p. 1]
Evelyn Haglan Passes Away
Evelyn
[Mae] England Haglan, 39, passed
away at her home in Des Moines Thursday evening, Dec. 28th. She is survived by
her husband and two children, her mother, Leona Johns and a brother, Paul [Martin] England and three sisters, Maxine, Fern and Irene.
She
was preceded in death by 2 brothers, Leroy [Doyle] and Dwight
McKinley], and her father.
[Holland, Harold]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday July 4, 1974 p. 2
Last Rites Held June 28 for Harold
Holland
Funeral
services for Harold Holland,
64, of Bedford, were held June 28 at Shum-Novinger Funeral Home in Bedford,
officiated by Carl Cummings. Mr. Holland died June 26, 1974 in Crest Haven Home in Creston. Interment was at
Memory Cemetery in New Market.
Harold
Holland, son of Samuel and
Lesta [Ruth Cunningham] Holland,
was born April 14, 1910, in New Market, Iowa.
He
lived with his family in Ringgold County, Iowa where he grew to maturity and he
had lived in Bedford for the past several years.
He
was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, Ray and Lowell.
Left
to cherish his memory are two brothers, Carl and Hubert, and one sister, Bernice.
[McClintock, Helen Eve
Round]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday April 8, 1965 p. 4
obituary
Helen
Eve, daughter of Ralph H. and
Eva Winemiller Round, was born
June 4, 1916 in Worth county, Missouri and passed away April 3, 1965 at the
Greater Community Hospital in Creston, Iowa at the age of 48 years, nine months
and 30 days, following several months of failing health.
When
but a small child she moved to the Clearfield community where she grew to
womanhood, having graduated from the Clearfield High School.
April
26, 1936, she was united in marriage to Homer W. McClintock and to this union were born four children, three
daughters, Sharon, Roberta,
and Marjebell and one son Robert.
With
her husband and two older children, she became a member of the Clearfield United
Presbyterian Church; later, when the church was discontinued, her membership
was transferred to the Methodist Church.
She
was also a member of the American Legion Auxiliary; Modern Literary Club and of
the Womens Federated Club of Taylor County. She maintained an active interest
in these and other organizations of the community as long as her health
permitted. She was very talented in all projects she undertook and was called
upon many times to lend a helping hand, and did so willingly. She was president
of the American Legion Auxiliary and also of the Federated Clubs of Taylor
County. She was very active in church and school affairs.
Those
left to mourn her passing are her husband, Homer; daughters, Mrs. (Sharon) Tom Fitzgerald of Clearfield; Mrs. (Roberta) Robert Lockhart of Lenox; Marjebell at home and a son, Robert, a student at Creston Junior College; Her
parents, Ralph and Eva Round; a
brother, Donald Round, all of
Clearfield; a sister, Mrs. (Jeane) Dwight England of Corning; two sons-in-law, Tom Fitzgerald and Robert Lockhart - -five grandchildren, several nieces, nephews
and other relatives as well as a host of friends which were numbered by her
acquaintance.
Final
rites were conducted from the Methodist Church in Clearfield, April 6th at 2:00
P, M, with Rev. Herbert Phillips and Rev. Harvey Ruegsegger officiating.
Soloist
Roland Buxton was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Norma Paymal, both of Lenox.
Casket
bearers were Paul Whitmore, Arlo Beggs, Don Beggs, LeRoy Beggs, Dr. V. U.
Thomson and J. B. Routh.
Final
resting place in the Clearfield cemetery.
[McClintock, Helen Eve
Round]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday April 22, 1965 p. 3
Final Rites Held For H.
McClintock
Funeral
services for Mrs. Homer (Helen Round) McClintock, 48, were held April 6 at the Clearfield
Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert Phillips and Rev. Harvey Ruegsegger
officiating. Mrs. McClintock died April 3 at Greater Community Hospital in Creston. Interment was at the
Clearfield Cemetery.
Helen
Eve, daughter of Ralph H. and
Eva Winemiller Round, was born
June 4, in Worth county, Mo. When a small child she moved to the Clearfield
community where she grew to womanhood. She was graduated from the Clearfield
High School.
On
April 26, 1936, she was united in marriage to Homer W. McClintock and to this union were born four children, three
daughters, Sharon, Roberta and Marjebell and one son, Robert.
With
her husband and two older children, she became a member of the Clearfield
United Presbyterian Church; later, her membership was transferred to the
Methodist Church.
She
was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary, Modern Literary Club and the
Women's Federated Club of Taylor County.
She maintained an active interest in
these and other organizations of the community as long as her health permitted.
She was president of the American Legion Auxiliary and also of the Federated
Clubs of Taylor County.
She
is survived by her husband, Homer;
daughters, Mrs. (Sharon) Tom Fitzgerald of Clearfield; Mrs. (Roberta) Robert Lockhart of Lenox; Marjebell at home and a son, Robert, a student at Creston Junior College; her
parents, Ralph and Eva Round;
a brother, Donald Round of
Clearfield; a sister, Mrs. (Jeane) Dwight England of Corning; two sons-in-law, Tom Fitzgerald and Robert Lockhart; five grandchildren; nieces and nephews as well
as a host of friends.
[McClintock, Helen Eve
Round]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday April 8, 1965 p. 10
Karol
Lynn Bailey came Tuesday from
Creston where she is employed, to attend last rites for Helen McClintock.
[McClintock, Helen Eve Round]
Bedford Times-Press
Thursday April 8, 1965 [p. 1]
Mrs. McClintock Rites Tuesday
Funeral
services for Mrs. Homer (Helen Round) McClintock, 48, of Clearfield were held Tuesday, April 6 at
the Clearfield Methodist Church with Rev. Herbert Phillips officiating. Mrs.
McClintock died in Greater
Community Hospital in Creston April 3. Interment was at the Clearfield
Cemetery.
She
is survived by her husband, three daughters, one son and five grandchildren.
[McClintock, Homer
Wilmet]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday March 19, 1987 [p. 1]
death
Homer
[Wilmet] McClintock, 75, Mt. Ayr,
passed away at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines, Thursday.
He
was a long time resident of the Clearfield area, moving to Mt. Ayr in 1967.
Survivors
include his wife, Norma [Smith
Searles] of Mt. Ayr; son, Bob and wife, Sharon, of Carlisle; 3 daughters, Sharon (Mrs) Tom)
Fitzgerald, Carlisle; Roberta
(Mrs. Bob) Lockhart, Lenox; Marji
(Mrs. Bob) Rogers, Curnee, Ill.;
three step daughters; a step-son; several grandchildren and 2 brothers, Howard
McClintock, Lander, Wyo; Robert
McClintock, Santa Barbara,
Calif.; 2 sisters, Hazel Faver of Mesa, Ariz.; Gladys Callahan,
Noble, Illinois.
Services
were held Saturday, 1:30 PM at Lenox Presbyterian Church, burial in North
Fairview Cemetery.
[Round, Donald
Clarence]
Clearfield
Chronicle
Thursday April 2, 1987 p. 3
donald
c. round
Donald
Clarence Round was born March 12,
1922 at Conway, Iowa to Ralph and Eva [Winemiller] Round and departed this life March 24, 1987 at his home
in Clearfield, Iowa at the age of 65 years.
Don was born in Conway, Iowa and grew to maturity in
Clearfield. He attended the Public School and the United Methodist Church in
Clearfield.
On
November 20, 1947 he was united in marriage to Maxine [Alice] (England)
Round at Mt. Ayr, Iowa. Don and Maxine lived their 39 years of marriage in the Clearfield Community. To this
union they adopted two daughters, Lisa Round Wilson and Gina Round.
Don was preceded in death by his parents, Ralph
and Eva, one sister, Helen
Round McClintock.
Left to cherish his
memory are his wife, Maxine Round of
Clearfield; his daughters, Gina Round of Diagonal, Lisa Round Wilson and husband, Fred
Wilson; two grand children, Bradley and Debra; one sister, Jeane England of Corning; Mother-in-law, Leona Huffman. Don also leaves to mourn his passing, his brothers-in-law and
sisters-in-law, Irene (England) Pankau and husband, Max of Maryville, Mo.; Paul [Martin] England and wife, Mary of Clearfield; Fern (England) Pettengill and husband, John of Magalia, California; Bert Haglan of Des Moines; Wilma Plants and husband, Dean of Denver, Iowa and a host of nieces and nephews.
He
spent 3 years in the U. S. Navy. He was a member of the American Legion.
Everyone
who knew Don could appreciate
all of the long hours he spent farming and doing carpentry work. Don was a kind and considerate husband, father,
grandfather and friend. He will be missed by all who knew and loved him.
Funeral
Services were held at the Clearfield United Methodist Church at
10:30AM.Thursday, March 26th.
Maralene
Longfellow played the organ while Mary Eller Spurrier and Becky Nelson sang
"In The Garden" and "How Great Thou Art".
Pal1
bearers were Doug England, Dave England, Danny Brown, James Pankau, Sandy
England and Barry Haglan.
The
Rev. Duane Ferguson officiated and burial was in the Clearfield Cemetery in
Clearfield, Iowa.
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