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Title: History of Poweshiek County, Iowa; a record of settlement, organization, progress and achievement
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Parker, Leonard F. (Leonard Fletcher), b. 1825 S.J. Clarke Publishing Company. pbl
Subjects: Poweshiek County (Iowa) -- History Poweshiek County (Iowa) -- Biography
Publisher: Chicago : The S. J. Clarke publishing co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
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HISTORY OF POWESHIEK COUNTY 389 In 1909 this association purchased the I. O. O. F. cemetery, lying west ofthe original Hazelwood—which was named and then deeded to the city of Grin-nell,—the care of which is likewise a part of their responsibility. The present membership is eighty-three, a very representative company ofwomen, including leaders in the churches and nearly every organization of thetown, all of whom most loyally support this non-denominational and worthy pub-lic cause. The officers elected in April, 1911, areas follows: President, Mrs. J. E. VanEvera; vice president, Mrs. J. E. Neely; treasurer, Miss Mary Chamberlain; sec-retary. Miss Alae Miles; assistant secretary. Miss Sara Viets. Directresses, Mrs.J. F. Reiter, Mrs. H. B. Gififord, Mrs. S. C. Forsyth, Mrs. N. W. Cessna, Mrs.A. E. Fraser, Mrs. D. J. Herter. Superintendent and sexton, Ellis Kinnan. THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX ANDTILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
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/■ , /K-^z^^^eLM HISTORY OF POWESHIEK COUNTY 391 DR. JAMES IRVING MANATT. James Irving Manatt came to Poweshiek county from Holmes county, Ohio,in 1850, when he was five years old, seven years after the Foxes withdrew fromthis region and when they were beginning to return to relocate along the Iowariver. The earlier ancestry of Manatt seems to have had a home through somegenerations near Belfast in Ireland, yet their name and history suggest a Cale-donian origin, mingled perhaps with Huguenot experience and heroism. Thereseem to have been gleams of philological interest in their family life and of enter-prise and nobility in their unwritten story, but they come into clearest lighton the unpoetic banks of Bear Creek, and they were unpoetic until James Irvingcame to be reproved for imitating, now and then, the dwellers on Parnassus. A spark of divine fire had touched the fathers heart as he lay on the hearthat fifteen to converse with angel spirits, as he deemed those whose words heco

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