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| Son | R. Adm. William Henry Ginn+ (b. 9 June 1898, d. 9 April 1974) |
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| Father | John Martin Lieb (b. 10 November 1889, d. 25 September 1964) |
| Mother | Jennie Catherine Klippel (b. 26 November 1885, d. 15 December 1952) |
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| Daughter | Carola Jo Lieb |
| Daughter | Pamela Ann Lieb |
| Son | Randal Kent Lieb |
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Sunday, December 28, 1941; (Cedar Rapids Public Library digital archives):
Caroline Bernice Wilt
SHELLSBURG -- The betrothal of Miss Caroline Bernice Wilt and John J. Lieb is being announced by Miss Wilt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilt of Shellsburg. Mr. Lieb, who is in the army air corps at Douglas, Ga., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lieb of Atkins.
Miss Wilt is a graduate of the Shellsburg high school and Mr. Lieb was graduated from high school in Atkins. He received his B.S. degree in civil engineering from Iowa State college.
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After Carolyn's death in 1984, John remarried to Letha Hare in 1985 at Enid, OK.
Obituaries:
The Enid News and Eagle (OK); June 27, 2008; Internet (EnidNews.com):
John J. Lieb
Enid, OK — A graveside service for John J. Lieb, 89, of Enid will be 11 a.m. Monday, June 30, 2008, in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Rev. William Harnish will officiate. Full military rites will be conducted by the Air Force. A memorial service will be 10 a.m. Thursday, July 3, 2008, at First Presbyterian Church, Enid. Debbie Bourland, associate pastor, and Shorty Unruh will officiate. Arrangements are by Brown-Cummings Funeral Home. Visitation will be until 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.
He was born July 9, 1918, in Atkins, Iowa, to John and Jennie Klippel Lieb and died Wednesday, June 25, 2008, at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center.
He graduated from Atkins, Iowa, High School. He attended Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa and graduated from Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa in 1941 with a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. He married Caroline Bernice Wilt July 3, 1942, in Valdosta, Ga. She died Jan. 9, 1984. He served in the Air Force during World War II as a B-24 pilot in the Central Pacific. He retired April 1, 1966, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He worked for the Air Force in civil service for 24 years in England, Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany, and various bases in the United States. He retired as deputy base civil engineer at Vance Air Force Base in 1993. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Enid, serving as an elder, American Society of Civil Engineers, Air Force Association and Royal Air Force Club in London, England. He married Letha Hare in August 1985, in Enid
Surviving are his wife, Letha of the home; two daughters, Carola Gray of Fulton, Miss., and Pam Lieb of Rimrock, Ariz.; one son, Randal Lieb of Fayetteville, Ark; one stepson, Mike Hare of Idaho Falls, Idaho; two stepdaughters, Connie Bell of Barnsdall and Debbie Becker of Fair Play, Mo; five step-grandchildren; and 10 step-great-grandchildren.
Memorials may be made through the funeral home to First Presbyterian Church organ fund.
Condolences may be made online at brown-cummings.com.
(Findagrave.com):
Son of the late John and Jennie Klippel Lieb, he graduated from Atkins High School, attended Coe College, and graduated from Iowa State University in 1941 with a BS degree in civil engineering. He married Caroline Bernice Wilt on July 3, 1942, in Valdosta, Lowndes County, GA. She died on January 9, 1984. He served in the Air Force during WWII as a B-24 pilot in the Central Pacific. He retired April 1, 1966, with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He worked for the Air Force in civil service for 24 years in England, Germany and at various bases in the U.S. He retired as deputy base civil engineer at Vance Air Force Base in 1993. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Enid where he served as an elder. He married Letha Hare in Enid in 1985.
He was survived by his wife; two daughters, Carola Gray and Pam Lieb; one son, Randal Lieb; one stepson, Mike Hare; two stepdaughters, Connie Bell and Debbie Beeker; and an extended family of relatives and friends. His graveside service was held June 30, 2008, with The Rev. William Harnish officiating along with full military rites.
A memorial service was held July 3, 2008, at First Presbyterian Church in Enid with The Rev. Debbie Bourland and The Rev. Shorty Unruh officiating.
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| Son | John Martin Lieb, Jr.+ (b. 9 July 1918, d. 25 June 2008) |
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| Son | John Martin Lieb, Jr.+ (b. 9 July 1918, d. 25 June 2008) |
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| Father | Leland Laverne Cantonwine (b. 11 March 1904, d. 26 September 1954) |
| Mother | Ida Marie Moubry (b. 24 March 1905, d. 7 October 1993) |
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| Daughter | Connie Jean Cantonwine+ (b. 25 February 1950, d. 21 February 2016) |
| Son | Michael Dale Cantonwine+ |
| Daughter | Vonda Marie Cantonwine+ |
| Daughter | Wendy Ruth Cantonwine+ |
| Son | Randy Laverne Cantonwine+ |
Waterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, Iowa; Monday, 27 JUN 1949; page 18; (Newspapers.com):
The marriage of Miss Patricia Primmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Primmer, and Dale Cantonwine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cantonwine, occurred at 2 p.m. Sunday at Vinton Christian Church.
Rev. Lynn Charter performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. George Eckhart. Donald Cantonwine, brother of the groom, was best man. Raymond Cantonwine and Roger Smith served as ushers.
The couple will live in a new residence now under construction on the Cantonwine farm.
Obituary -- The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Tuesday, 7 JAN 2014, p.M9 (Newspapers.com):
TIPTON
Dale L. Cantonwine, 83, of Tipton, died Sunday, Jan. 5, 2014, in Mercy Hospice Care, Iowa City.
Dale was born Oct. 2, 1930 on a farm in Benton County, Iowa. He was the son of Leland and Marie Moubry Cantonwine. Dale graduated from Vinton High School in 1949. Dale was united in marriage to Patricia LaVonne Primmer in Vinton. He was a meat cutter and owned and operated Cantonwine Locker Service in Stanwood, Iowa, for many years. Dale was a member of the First United Church of Christ, a past Scout leader and Lions Club member. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather.
Dale is survived by his wife of nearly 65 years, Patricia Cantonwine of Tipton; his five children, Connie Hasenbank of Tipton, Mike (Debbie) Cantonwine of Tucson, Ariz., Vonda (Randy) Moore of San Angelo, Texas, Wendy Daedlow of Tipton and Randy (Janet) Cantonwine of Donnelson; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; brother, Raymond Cantonwine of Independence; and several nieces and nephews.
Dale was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Donald Cantonwine.
Per Dale’s request there will be no formal services.
Online memorials may be shared at www.fryfuneralhome.com.
Memorial gifts may be shared with Mercy Hospital Foundation, 500 E. Market St., Iowa City, IA 52245.
Newspaper article -- Waterloo Daily Courier, Waterloo, Iowa, 23 Oct 1950:
Benton Resident Escapes Serious Injury in Upset
Vinton, Ia. -- Dale Cantonwine, 21, resident of the country southeast of Vinton, escaped serious injury Saturday night when he lost control of his car as he rounded a corner between the Mud Creek bridge and Harold Miller farm and the car crashed in the ditch.
Cantonwine was unconscious when picked up by passerby and taken to the Vinton hospital. An examination revealed that he was suffering from shock and bruises. Later he was able to return to his home. Damage to his 1946 Ford was estimated at around $400.
Young Cantonwine had left his wife and baby here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Primmer, and was returning to the Cantonwine farm.
He said a car ahead stirred up so much dust that he was unable to see the road ahead. During the summer he worked here with his father-in-law but is now employed in Cedar Rapids.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Monday, 22 July 1985,
Page 5; (Newspapers.com):
(Ramblin' with Rosdal column)
New bell ring in an old treat for folks in Tipton
TIPTON -- "Ding, ding, ding, ding"
In the distance, a bell rings, a bell that sounds new and distinctive to kids and nostalgic to their parents. The kids may not know what it is, but the parents can already feel the tingling coldness of a fudgesicle on their tongues.
Mmmmmmmmm! It makes you wonder. How many sandlot baseball games, hid-'n'-seek games and just plain afternoons running around the yard have been interrupted, at least temporarily, by the clanging of the ice cream man's bell?
Millions, maybe billions. But sadly it's not like that any more. Unless you happen live in Tipton.
There Wendy Daedlow and her mother, Pat Cantonwine, have brought back a scoop of youth that melted away a quarter of a century ago in Tipton.
Their pedal bicycle, its large hatches high above the ground so kids can't reach inside, rolls along the streets every afternoon. The bells ring. And when it pulls up to the curb, Wendy digs out a Spacesicle, a snow cone, a Blockbuster, a .... She collects 50 cents for each and the customers unwrap the treat and enjoy.
I ask for a dreamsicle. The orange, creamy bar was always my favorite.
Sorry, Wendy explains. She used to sell Dreamsicles, but they didn't sell well. Even as the cheapest item in the cart at 30 cents, people didn't buy it.
"The more expensive items sell the best," she says. "I do not know why."
Maybe it's because people think the more they pay, the more ice cream they get. After all, when your stomach screams for ice cream you want all the ice cream possible. I mean, just think about it a minute, If there is one summer dream every kid in America has, it must be to own an ice cream wagon with an endless supply of ice cream.
That's not really why Wendy and her mom got into the business. They thought it would be nice to make some extra money. They also thought kids in town would like to hear the ice cream man's bells. And eat they Ice cream
It turns out that adults like it just as much. Almost half the customers are adults, especially people during the afternoon on work breaks.
I had a Blockbuster -- a red and white popsicle with ice cream in the middle. Delicious.
Staying away from these ice cream bars could be tough. Wendy's husband, Chris, who rides the bike in the evenings, grabs one every once in a while. And Wendy sometimes eats as many as four in one day.
"But I pay for them," she adds quickly. "Otherwise, with six people in the family, we would eat up all the profits.
"I even make my own children pay for it. They have to do their chores," Wendy says. "I even have some kid's who say "We can get it free because we're friends of Chad.' But it doesn't work that way,"
Wendy and Chris's children --- Chad, 8 Toni, 7, Erica, 6, and Jodi, 3 -- love the new business. They’d help but they're too young now. Instead, they stay with grandma (Pat) while Wendy loads ice cream for her 2 p.m. sales stop at the Cedar County Shop. By 3 p.m. Wendy stops at Tipton Electric and then heads for Pat's home.
Chris soon returns from the Quad Cities where he is an engineer for Caterpillar, and, after supper, prepares to head out again. Often he stops at softball games and sets up shop. The hours can be long and sometimes boring, he admits. But his bosses make him keep trying to sell the ice cream.
"I tell you, if you think it's bad working for a regular boss, you should try working for these two," Chris says, grinning.
Wendy and Pat laugh.
Chris admits the single speed bike has given him stronger legs, led to a little needed weight loss and allowed him to get a deeper tan. It's also not too bad making a little extra money.
The Daedlows have a lease agreement with Dixie Dee ice cream company of the Quad Cities. They sell about 150 ice cream items a week. One big week, however, Chris sold $373 worth and was listed in the Dixie Dee newsletter as one of the top salesmen of the week.
So far this summer Wendy, Pat and Chris are pretty satisfied with the results. They plan to ride the bike at least through Labor Day and then tally up the expenses and profits.
If they come out ahead, they plan to be back next year. In fact there is a chance they may try to get another bike for Tipton, or some other nearby community. And maybe another one. And another.
And who knows, in a few years, the ice cream man's bell could become familiar to kids once again.
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| Father | Leland Laverne Cantonwine (b. 11 March 1904, d. 26 September 1954) |
| Mother | Ida Marie Moubry (b. 24 March 1905, d. 7 October 1993) |
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| Son | Steven Raymond Cantonwine+ (b. 30 January 1956, d. 26 December 2020) |
| Daughter | Christy Elizabeth Cantonwine+ |
| Daughter | Julie Kay Cantonwine+ |
| Daughter | Cheryl Laynne Cantonwine+ |
| Daughter | Patricia Cantonwine |
| Daughter | Kimberly Kay Cantonwine |
| Son | Mark Alan Cantonwine |
| Daughter | Andrea Ann Cantonwine |
Obituary -- The Courier, Waterloo, Iowa; Friday, 2 NOV 2018, p.A10 (Newspapers.com):
INDEPENDENCE -- Raymond S. Cantonwine, 83, of Independence, died at home Wednesday, Oct. 31.
He was born March 1, 1937, to Leland and Marie (Maubry (sic)) Cantonwine in Vinton.
He graduated from Lincoln High School in 1945. Raymond participated in 4-H while in school and was a professional photographer after graduation. He also worked as a plumber for Ron Elwick in Vinton and later farmed for Vern Bascom. Raymond worked as a self-employed carpenter doing ventilation work on agricultural buildings.
Survived by: his daughters, Kim (Mike Abbott) Cantonwine, Cheryl (Pat) Whitney, Patricia (David) Gunningham, Andrea (Mike King) Cantonwine, Julie (Jon ) Vogt and Benita Dietrich; his sons, Steven Cantonwine and Mark Cantonwine; 25 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren; and a large extended family.
Preceded in death by: his parents; two brothers, Dale and Donald; a grandson, Matthew; and a niece, Bonnie.
Services: 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, at Phillips Funeral Home Chapel in Vinton. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, also at the funeral home.
Memorial fund: has been established.
Condolences may be left at www.phillipsfuneralhomes.com.
His greatest joy in life was spending time teaching his many skills and stories with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, as well as riding around with his dog "Sissy."
NOTE: His deceased niece was actually Connie (Cantonwine) Hasenbank.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Sunday, 14 NOV 1954; Page 24; (Newspapers.com):
High School Boys Will Be Honored At ISC Banquet
AMES -- Twenty-six Iowa high school seniors will be honored Dec. 2 at the annual All-Agriculture banquet at Iowa State College in Memorial Union, according to an announcement from the banquet committee.
Eastern Iowans invited to attend include: Raymond S. Cantonwine, Vinton, ........................... ."
Banquet speaker will be Dr. John A. Hannah, president of Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich., and former assistant secretary of defense. More than 500 students, faculty and agriculture leaders are expected to attend.
The high school seniors represent a cross section of outstanding young agriculturists in Iowa. Selections were made by the agricultural council, student governing board in the Division of agriculture at the college. Scholarship, leadership, participation in Future Farmers of America and 4-H club activities were considered in the selection of the guests.
The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Friday, 19 AUG 1955, Page 20; (Newspapers.com):
Junior Swine Show Winners Are Selected
Four-H and FFA members from a wide area of Iowa Thursday brought out a very creditable showing of purebred swine in the junior show at the All-Iowa fair. ......
Chester Whites -- Boars,? ? ? ...... , 2, Ray Cantonwine ....... Gilts,? ? 1 & 3, Cantonwine . ........ Litters,? ? 1, Cantonwine.
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| Son | Kermit Whitney Miller+ (b. 11 December 1901, d. 19 August 1973) |
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| Son | Kermit Whitney Miller+ (b. 11 December 1901, d. 19 August 1973) |
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| Father | John S. Tuttle (b. 2 November 1832, d. 6 March 1904) |
| Mother | Eliza Jane Perkins (b. 20 November 1839, d. 1 December 1917) |
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| Daughter | Pearl Eleanor Tuttle (b. 26 November 1878, d. 1 June 1953) |
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| Daughter | Pearl Eleanor Tuttle (b. 26 November 1878, d. 1 June 1953) |
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| Son | William Peter Green |
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| Son | William Peter Green |
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| Daughter | Catharine Droke Morell+ (b. June 1830, d. 1908) |
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| Daughter | Catharine Droke Morell+ (b. June 1830, d. 1908) |
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| Father | Rev. Julius Terry Davenport (b. 5 August 1811, d. 27 February 1875) |
| Mother | Sarah K. Wassum (b. 14 February 1826, d. 21 December 1881) |
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| Son | Jean Verdi Giesler+ (b. 15 May 1890, d. 19 October 1965) |
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| Daughter | Sarah Virginia Davenport+ (b. 31 January 1862, d. 31 August 1942) |
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| Daughter | Sarah Virginia Davenport+ (b. 31 January 1862, d. 31 August 1942) |
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| Father | Jacob Morell Giesler (b. 4 October 1862, d. 28 March 1931) |
| Mother | Sarah Virginia Davenport (b. 31 January 1862, d. 31 August 1942) |
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| Son | George Helm Giesler (b. 4 May 1924, d. 9 November 1993) |
| Son | Jean Verdi Giesler, Jr.+ (b. 4 May 1924, d. 19 August 2005) |
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| Father | Henry Temple Jarnagin (b. 20 April 1847, d. 28 April 1928) |
| Mother | Mary Adelia Carmichael (b. 7 October 1851, d. 20 December 1932) |
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| Son | George Helm Giesler (b. 4 May 1924, d. 9 November 1993) |
| Son | Jean Verdi Giesler, Jr.+ (b. 4 May 1924, d. 19 August 2005) |
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| Daughter | Mary Henrietta Jarnagin+ (b. 16 October 1889, d. 12 March 1989) |
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| Daughter | Mary Henrietta Jarnagin+ (b. 16 October 1889, d. 12 March 1989) |
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| Father | Jean Verdi Giesler (b. 15 May 1890, d. 19 October 1965) |
| Mother | Mary Henrietta Jarnagin (b. 16 October 1889, d. 12 March 1989) |
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| Father | Jean Verdi Giesler (b. 15 May 1890, d. 19 October 1965) |
| Mother | Mary Henrietta Jarnagin (b. 16 October 1889, d. 12 March 1989) |
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| Son | Charles Bryson Giesler+ |
| Son | Jean Verdi Giesler, III (b. 11 March 1952, d. 16 March 1952) |
| Daughter | Lucy Jarnagin Giesler |
| Daughter | Mary Elizabeth Giesler |
| Daughter | Anne Shields Giesler |
Obituary -- Knoxville News Sentinel , Knoxville, Tennessee; August 20, 2005, page B6, col. 3:
GIESLER, JEAN V., JR. - age 81, of Knoxville, died Friday, August 19, 2005 at Brakebill Nursing Home. He was a member of the St. John;s Episcopal Cathedral. Mr. Giesler attended the University of Tennessee where he was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He was a U.S. Army Corps veteran serving during World War II and had retired as a quality engineer after 50 years with Robert Shaw Co. A very active amateur radio operator, he was W4TYU. He was preceded in death by a son J.V. Giesler, III. He is survived by his wife, Blanche M. Giesler; son, Charles Bryson Giesler of Houston, TX; daughter-in-law, Victoria Hawkins of Houston; daughters & sons-in-law, Lucy and Joe Fleming of Kingsport, TN, Mary & John Harvey of Houston, Anne & Greg Abel of Austin, TX; 7 grandchildren; and 1 great grandchild. Following a private interment, there will be a memorial service 5:30 P.M. Monday at St. John's Cathedral with The Very Rev. John C. Ross officiating. The family will receive friends following the service in the Great Hall. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105-1905 or Interfaith Health Clinic, 315 Gill Ave., Knoxville, TN 37917. Arrangements by Rose Mortuary Mann Heritage Chapel.
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