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Born on the old homestead northwest of Dayton on July 2, 1871. Married
Louise on February 13, 1901. Moved to Fort Dodge in 1909, but returned in
1916 to Dayton to stay. Died April 7, 1945, at home near Dayton. Buried in
North Lawn cemetery, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Born May 13, 1878, on a farm near Dayton.
Daughter of Jacob Intermill and Elizabeth Snyder, pioneers of Webster County, Iowa.
Died August 1, 1963.
Buried in North Lawn cemetery, Fort Dodge.
Born November 29, 1869, son of Christian and Anna Theiss, on the Theiss farm
north of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and lived there all his life. Fred is the brother
of Christian Theiss who married Amanda Kramer. Died of a heart attack
following a stroke at the age of 67, January 10, 1937, at the Lutheran Hospital
in Fort Dodge. For some reason the obituary lists him as Fred J. Theiss.
Buried in St. Paul's cemetery.
Born August 29, 1880, near Dayton, Iowa.
Known as ``Tillie''.She was married October 17, 1901, in Fort Dodge, Iowa. From a draft of the
press release: ``On Thursday afternoon at the Cramer home on Round Prairie
occurred the marriage of Miss Tillie Cramer to Mr. Fred Theis, Rev. Zuerrer
of the German Lutheran church officiating. The home was made most attractive
by decorations of autumn leaves and cut flowers. The bride was attired in a
beautiful gown of blue silk and the groom in a suit of conventional black.
The bride was attended by Miss Anna Heilman of this city and Miss Clara
Schram, of Norfolk, Nebraska. The groom was attended by Mr. Joseph Cramer of
Woden, Iowa, and Mr. Fred Heilman of this city. Following the wedding and
congratulaions the guests were seated to a wedding feast which will long be
remembered as amost sumptuous spread of good things. The groom is a young
man whose preparation for the battle of life was made upon the farm of his
father north of the city, where he has acquired a thorough knowledge of
agriculture which he will follow. He is amply provided with business ability
to carry on his chosen vocation and secure a liberal share of this world's
wealth. He is recognized as a young man of sterling worth and ambitious to
succeed. The bride is a young lady whose life in Fort Dodge has endeared her
to a large circle of acquaintances. Her kindly disposition and ladylike
deportation has won for her the esteem of a large number of friends who
extend to her their wishes for her future happiness and prosperity. They
received many handsome gifts. Mr.{} and Mrs.{} Theis will be at home to
their friends on a farm situarted one and one half miles north of the city.''Died July 30, 1944, at home on the farm just north of Fort Dodge, next to Wraywood.
She held the wedding of her son Alvin at her home in 1941: ``The outdoor living room
to the west of the Theiss home, north of the city, with its walls of blooming
lilacs, highlighted with hundreds of vari-colored tulips was an effective
background for the double ring ceremony.''From her obituary: ``A great lover of flowers, Mrs. Theiss spent much time
in her garden which was very successful with blooms continuous from eraly
spring util late autumn. She was a member of the Fort Dodge Garden club and
a number of meetings were held in her always attractive garden.''
Born October 9, 1903, in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Address in 1980: Box 93, Eau Claire, WI 54701.
Address in 1987: 559 1/2 Dewey St., Eau Claire, WI 54701.
Died Spring, 1992. Buried at St.{} Paul's Lutheran Cemetery.
A newspaper article about Carl Theiss as a gardener.
Born June 29, 1908. She graduated from Tobin Business College, and then
worked as a bookkeeper for Minogue Insurance Agency in Fort Dodge, and later
at the Stromberg in Fort Dodge. She then worked at the Darrah Insurance
Agency, until retiring in 1970. She was a 4-H leader for many years. She
was a member of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Ruth Circle and taught
Sunday school for many years. She also was a member of the Fort Dodge
Women's Garden Club, the Rock Hound Club, and the Genealogy Club. Apparently
she was interested in the Kinne family tree early; I have copies of letters
from relatives written in 1956 providing her with names and addresses of relatives.Address 1978-1990: 1425 6th Ave N, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501. Died March 25, 1990.
Address 1980: 1425 6th Ave N, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501.
Never married.
Born April 14, 1866, and was a lifelong resident of Webster County, Iowa.
Known as Christ.
Married June 14, 1894, in Burnside, Iowa.
Christian is the brother of Fred Theiss who married Ottilie Kramer.
He later married Emma Hoyer, on October 4, 1922, 1925, or 1927.
The wedding announcement referred to him as one of the county's wealthiest farmers.
Died July 26, 1943.
CONFIRMATION: Rev. PM Freiburger
BURIAL: Rev. Ron Bongard
Harley attended 7 years of school in Fairbanks twsp., ND and 2 more years at Tolley, ND school. Harley is buried in Riverside Cemetery, Blue Earth, MN.MARRIAGE: Rev. R. C. Beisel
Sam's parents were Mr. & Mrs. Peter Stucky.
Born about 1921.
Address in 1979: 536 Allen, Laurens, Iowa 50554.
Address in 1996: 1610 North 27th St., Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501; phone 515-576-6141.CONFIRMATION: Rev. Schmidt
Doris taught in several schools in Minnesota and Iowa. She and her husband, Sam moved 13 times to 3 states while having their family of 5 children.
Dwight was employed by Owatonna Canning Co., Dodge Center Plant, from 1962 to 1983. He was a member of Faith Lutheran Church of Dodge Center, American Legion Post Dodge Center, served in U.S. Army during World Was II, European Concflict 1942-45 and was awarded a Purple Heart and Oak Leaf.
MARRIAGE: Pastor Siguard Sorenson
Address in 1979: 311 1st Ave N.E., Dodge Center, Minnesota 55927.
Address in 1996: 409 E. Park, Owatonna, Minnesota 55060; phone 507-451-1937.CONFIRMATION: Pastor Schmidt
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Spring, 2009
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Spring, 2009
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Spring, 2009
MARRIAGE: Pastor Siguard Sorenson
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Spring, 2009
Marriage Notes for Dwight Kirkoff Worden and Betty Belle Butler-6102
MARRIAGE: Pastor Siguard Sorenson
CONFIRMATION: Rev. R. C. Beisel
Lois worked at Colonial Hospital in Rochester, MN. From 1943 to 1946 Lois worked at the Bureau of Med. & Surg., Navy Dept., Washington, DC. It was there that she met Kenneth Olaf Johnson on Dec. 15, 1945.Address in 1979 and 1996: 212 N. Oak, Alexandria, Minnesota, 56308; phone 612-763-5617.
MARRIAGE: Rev. Erhard D. Eifert