Leo J. Flander
                                            
  Leo J. Flander, 70, of Oskaloosa, died Friday December 31, 1965 at the  
  Camair Rest Home.
  
  He was born August 21, 1895 in Harper, the son of Michael and Veronica 
  Woltering Flander. He was employed five years at the Veterans hospital  
  in Iowa City.
  
  He is survived by  his wife, Loretta; two  daughters, Mrs. Raymond (La  
  Vera) Bruns of Sigourney and Mrs. Charles (Helen) Sheetz of Ollie; three 
  sons; Mervin J. of Carson City Nevada, L. Eugene of Minneapolis, Minn. 
  and Leonard Michael of Winterset;  one sister, Mrs. Stephen (Gertrude)  
  Peiffer  of  Sigourney,  and  a  brother   Henry  J.  of  Kinross;  21   
  grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
  
  He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Cecilia Flander in 
  1911.
  
  Funeral services were  held Monday, January  3 at  St. Mary's Catholic  
  church with the  Rev. Dennis  Cahalan officiating.  Burial was  in the  
  parish cemetery, Oskaloosa.  The Powers Funeral Home was in charge.
  
  Publication unknown
  Typed 1994 by Lyman Morrison

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		   Leo J. Flander of Oskaloosa Dies
                                            
Leo J. Flander, 70, of Oskaloosa, died Friday December 31, 1965 at the  
Camair Rest Home.
  
He was born August 21, 1895 in Harper, the son of Michael and Veronica
Woltering Flander. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of the
VFW  and World  War  I Barracks.   He was employed   five years at the
Veterans hospital.

He is survived by  his wife, Loretta; two daughters, Mrs. Raymond (La-
Vera) Bruns of  Sigourney and Mrs.   Charles (Helen)  Sheetz of Ollie;
three sons; Mervin   J.   of Carson   City,   Nevada, Leo   Eugene  of
Minneapolis, Minnesota  and Leonard Michael  of Winterset; one sister,
Mrs. Stephen Peiffer of Sigourney, and a brother Henry J.  of Kinross;
21 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
  
Funeral services were  held Monday, January  3 at  St. Mary's Catholic  
church with the  Rev. Dennis  Cahalan officiating.  Burial was  in the  
parish cemetery, Oskaloosa.  The Powers Funeral Home was in charge.
  
  Publication unknown
  Retyped 1999 by Dennis Nicklaus.
  It had 1966 handwritten on the copy I got.


                             Mrs. Leo Flander

  Mrs. Loretta Catherine Flander, age 80, of Oskaloosa died Monday January 
  13, 1975 at Mahaska Manor, where she had lived for five years.
  
  She was born August 3,  1894 at Dewitt, a daughter  of John and Teresa  
  Farrell Shannon. She attended school in Clinton Co. and graduated from  
  New Hampton high  school where she  took normal  training courses. She  
  taught school several years. She married Leo J. Flander at St. Mary's 
  church in Keota April 25, 1921. He  preceded her in death December 31,  
  1965. She was a member of St. Mary's church in Oskaloosa and Lacey Kerr 
  Auxiliary VFW 2308 of Sigourney. She was  a former member of Auxiliary 
  to WW 1 Veterans and was a past district president of that organization. 
  Survivors include 2 daughters,  Mrs. Raymond (La  Vera) Bruns and Mrs.  
  Charles (Helen) Sheetz  of Sigourney; 3  sons, Mervin  of Carson City,  
  Nevada, Leo  Eugene of  St. Paul,  Minn.and  Leonard of  Winterset; 22  
  grandchildren;15 great  grandchildren  3  brothers,  Allie  Shannon of  
  Sigourney, William  of Keota  and Urban  of  Milledgeville Ga.;  and 2  
  sister, Mrs. R. B. (Regina) Smith and Mrs. Forrest (Teresa) Morrison of 
  Sigourney. She was also preceded in death by her parents and a brother, 
  Joseph Shannon  of  Sigourney.  Funeral  services  were  held Thursday  
  January, 16 at St. Mary's Catholic church in Oskaloosa with Rev. Chas. 
  Mannhardt officiating.  Burial in  St. Mary's  cemetery there.  A wake  
  service was held at Powers Funeral home Wednesday night.

  Publication unknown
  Typed 1994 by Lyman Morrison
  D. Nicklaus received one with almost identical text, except titled
  "Mrs. Flander Dies Monday" from Rita Keller.
  Also the following:

			 Mrs. Loretta Flander
  The Register's Iowa News Service

OSKALOOSA,IA.  -- Services for Mrs. Loretta  Flander, 80, of Oskaloosa
who died Monday   at   an Oskaloosa nursing    home,  will be  at   11
a.m. Thursday at St. Mary's Catholic Church here. Survivors include two
daughters, three sons, 22  grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren three
brothers and two sisters.

Presumably the Des Moines Register.

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