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Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa.

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Kame of Representative CAFFREY, J IIKE J.. Senator ____ _ 4 h e .;:t;( > J£.,. ? -_d en /, r cPr .

1 . Birthday and place 5 Mat<::b , la9S , fum near Knovtille, Ia

2. Harriage (s) date place Genevieve ARRa WreR , 1972, i(RQ)cuillli

3 . Significant event. for example:

A. Busine •• farmer , rea ' estate

B. Civic r •• ponsibiliti.s ______ ___________ __

C. Prof ••• ion _______________________ _

4. Church me~.rship~c&a~t~h~Q~l~ic~ _ ________ ________________ __

5. Sessions .elved 53rd GA. 1949-1950, Howard Co.

6. Public Offic ••

A. LOCll Howard Co Supervisor 12 yrs ; Co . Welfare Board ; Township trustee ; Township AAA Commi ttee ; Township Farm Bureau director

B . State Iowa Board of Social Welfare

C . National Sgt . Motor Transpore:t Corps. with overseas service. WW I

7. Death 10 Ma r ch 1970 . VA Hos ital , Des Moines. Iowa C),ft, Un4-i (1) Leo . Cresco . 18 ; (2) Rose (Neubauer), Walford, Ia;

8 . Children (Drilling) . Des Moines ; (4) Donald . Des Moines ; (5) Roger. Center ; (6) Thomas. Green Rock . Illinois .

t , . .;/, ,a. Delo es'?)!'" "'-,.. Dallas ~"". 0'

9. Kames of parents Peter Caffrey (b. Ireland c . 1861); Annie M. (Mary) (----) Daffrey (b . Ireland c. 1879) . They came to farm in Marlon Co . Iowa, before 1895 .


10 . Educat i o n nul.lic hI i M' dMdi C Rk ' M hi 1 ~_~ ___ se 00 sparl QD ana s on 0 , ; 8 e 5 ec an ca

School . Kansas Cit y .

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12 . Other app l icabl e

was Sgt in Mo t o r Transport Corps , Farm Bureau .

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Survived by wife, 6 chil dren, 27 grandchi ldren , 2 great gr andchildren . and one s ister . Also Dowliug Club . Retired a s rea l es ta t semao ; was i ll f or some time; in 1966 was s alesman Trou t Real t y ;

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The Crest . Cresco, la. Wed. 11 March 1970 Des Moines Regis t er 11 March 1910 Stork/Clingan , Lewgislators Ia Offic Reg 1949 House J. 1970. 1971 x

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x listing Des Moines Ci t y Directgory 1966 Howa r d Co . His tor 1989 x (ref to son, only) , ;

1920 Census Marion Co . 25 3 33 x at er,S am ; ne Pioneers Marion Co . 1872 x Hist Marion Co. 1915 x Marion Co. Marriages 14- 356 x marriage

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HudSQn, lell, and Mrs, Bob Ashman, bad a moment of joy at tbe Girls' tion was announced, Farm' :hool Basketball Tournament here Tuesday aftet'noon when their team was taken to a hospital in , -rallied to within 2 points of tripoli, Unfortunately, the rally fell short ambulance after suffering che IO~ '''e opening round contest, 69~6, .t Veterans · Memorial Auditorium. pains, After an examinatio

I , . .. . . physicians ruled out a heart , that they'll win the tournament. tack but said Farmer would i But I think they wiil," kept for further observation,

, One Gene Crawford of Monmouth, Leaders of such groups as t , bas. 111., who traveled here to watch LUKE L, CAFFREY National Association for the A work, his sister Karen play guard for Luke L. Caffrey, 75, a former vancement of Colored Penr )rake Sanborn, said after the team's row a legislator from Des have challenged Farm~ in ,r said, defeat: "It's an honor for them Moines, died at Veteran's Ad. cent weeks to. prove hrs Cl'

and to come down here in the first . t ion rth'Shtsd

credetrntiti~ls tby fow : ~p. place. They h<fVe nothing to be Hospital Tues. th e ~. m.'nts ~ 0i 0 overn you ashamed of. The team played a a y after a ~ar~:~,sl;t~~n~' carried I

teredgood game; the other team long Illness. . cas e to the White HOll played a little better." ServIces WIll through Finch. Farmer, it w

lIle of Enjoy, Enjoy be at 11 a.m. learned, was prepared to resi Id an. And there are sportscasters Thursday at St. if necessary over the veto s bas· at girls basketball games, just Catholic sue. "can't 1 like there arc sportscasters at Church. Burial But Finch's announcem, Drake I Drake games. ! be at SI. did not mention Farmel wants , What do these men, with vi· ! L. L. Ambrose Ceme· name, The omission, sourc ter." sions of someday describing the l CAP FREY terY·said, was intended as politic a·l- way Lew Alcindor moves I .' Mr. Caffrey, balm for officials in a st,

. tnis against Wilt Chamberlain, feel , of 1621 Thlrty·thlrd st., was a where Farmer was jailed in t Drakc about doing play·by·play for a ' member of the Amenean Le'

l early 1960s as a f r e e d 0

1 girls basketball game? I glon, Dowlmg Club, and a for· rider. ~ .. ~ ...... '1' , , .. ., i mer member of the Iowa Board I . . ' \.. I .'1 ve ,always enjoyed It, 'I of Social Welfarc. He was a ~armer bas elerclSed Util

home 1 sard MIke O'Connor, sports, reli cd real st t ma He was poltcy InOuence so . far In tb by 10 i director for station KWWL in i b r. K e .a~i n' d r d RepubUcan admlnlstratlol to go . Waterloo. "But in the first 'l hom 2:n noxvi e an Ive And he ba5 been vtslbly stun In the half of the first game 1 al· ere. years. . ' . by recent White House .ta~ g out ways say 'be goes to the I SurvIving are hIS Wife, ·Gen· meDts· de-emphasizing scbOl

line.' I can't get used to say. ievlcve,.hvo,daughters,.Mrs. AI· desegregation. e is a ing ·sbe.' " i Vln Dnlhng, Des MOInes and W'lI' I d d ,'n I must , ,Mrs John Neuhaus, Wolford; I lams con en e those 0 Connor, 21, remembers that ' four sons Leo of Cresco Don. veto that the federal govel

Mer I e Harmon, who calls aid of Des Moines, Roger of ment allowed virtually all:bla ~. gamcs for the Mmneapoils Dallas Center and Thomas of Head Slart, progra:ns while . s and TWInS, started hIS broadcastIng G R kIll' t . 'AA the same lime 1nslSting on ( Tagut· . C t reen oc, ., WO sIS"" S, segreg U' f M'" career ill res on. a on 0 ISSlSSlf

"And I t\link .he did girls bas. Mrs .. Theresa Col:man, Des schools, '5 be· k e t b a II games in Iowa." Mo.l n e s, and SIster _Mary Finch said Head Start is " I

)rake O'Connor said. "So even the ,Aqumas, S.S.J., .of LaGrange, tally unrelated to the pUb; Irities big.timers slart small." IIII ... 27 gdrahindl'drchlldren and 2 education programs In terms

'I great-gran c en. the law." game NEEDS MOISTURE The rosary wit! be recited at The secretary challenged W , way , WASHINGTON, D.C, (AP) - 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Uams to aid the integration

: The Agriculture Department Caldwell·Brlen·nobblns F.uneral l the state's Head Start pI " said ! said Tuesday that mOIsture IS Home. Igrams. 5,year;1 ~~gently needed in the Great ,' NORLAN A. MILLER I ~--=---::.-lu.aau aJ.ns-to_£rc.sh.c.zL-11n_wtrt~r ............... _ ...... _ ...... _ u " ___ , 0 ___ () ... rlD"~ 1-1 ~"""'--:-"'"' I"I'


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Funeral services tor · Mrs, Laura Christine Nast were beld Tuesday at the Immanu( . .... lItheran church With the Rev. E. C. Frankeott1claUbl. Burial was In the Pleasant HUl cemetery In Lime

o SprlDgS with the Bradley-Lindstrom FUDeral bome in c:barce of arranpments. . ~

Mrs. Nast died March 6 attbeCreseohosplta1 at the age of 95. She was born Aucust 21, 1874 .. ,in ManiStee, 'Mlctt:, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , George.Eggert. • •

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D .. mocrat Born D .. cem her 26, 1905, at \\'alhln~to n.

Jowa_ Educate d In Ihe "chooll of '" a"h· In!:"lon and AlnlworU~ lo"'a. Marrl .. ... In Chicago, Iilinob on vc t oher 17. )926 to Mlu Loul .... C. Rich .. rt of Bloomington, Illinoia, One ~on, Dougial James, horn July ~2, HZi. auendlng Dradler. Unl\'erI ity. Peo ria, Ullnoll. Came to !o aquoketa, Iowa, !olay 1. lU1_ Se r ved .. deputy trealur .. r tor t'IVO terma ILnd .1 Tr ..... urer three terma In J.ckson county_ Retired t r o m p ollticl In 1~46 to lLulst hi. 'lVlte In o p eraUng tha D"ckar H oula Colfee Shop. Re-ente red pontlca In 19 48 and e lected R epresentatl"e ot Jack~on COUIl I )' On the "en",<"rallc ticket.

HI CI;:, JI ... ", • • I C. !>1n1r C" ",," _' I .. r~ I",1I Co, .. " ,

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Born In Mauhall county. l o " 'a. October 1(1. IlIi9. Attended rural I c h ool and grad_ uated f r om State Cent er hl trh IIchoo\ In 1916_ Marr ied Erma D_ Ne .... t o n March 12, 1920. ChUdren: Wllma, Dorothy. Wayn .. , I~dlth ( dec"lI.I ed ) and Marllyn. Aeti" eI~' Ilngaged In farmin g $Ince lUO and OI)Hnted grain and t(oed bus iness In Melbourn" ~"'· .. ral year., :'fember of Malonic orde r A.F_ &. A .M .. Melbourn .. , Stal .. Hislorical SodeU': lIaae Walton Lea .. ue: Metllod. IU Churc h: and -lII~lbournfi Community Club, El .. cted and l!en-.. d II Township C l ... 1< se , 'eral ~-fars: ~er"ed on Board ot DlreClor . of Marshall county Farm Buren u for two y ta r., Ill"mher or Mar$halt county \\'ar F lnnnc .. Committee ; rural <, halrman, :'Ianhall county R ed Cross Or",anl~atlon.

C.\ ..- ' - III:: \". 1, ,,10(' I •• , C r .. ~ .. o 1I,,,,nrd Count ,.

Democrat Born on a f a rm near Kn o x' Ill .. , 10"8

:'I!<rch 5, 1$9 0, l(.o n ot I'eter and Marr Ca lfr<'y. Atte nded. th .. public ach oola or :'l a rlon and Mad llon ('ounllel and R8kt'~ :'1<,<:' h8 "lclil Ich ool In linneal Ci t y. Moved t(l H o w ard coum ,' in H~~. l-~arm lnC, 11\', 'n~ on :llId ownlm:- OWn farm In Howard C(.oun t~'_ ~lnr"I~d 0<' n",·I{'" .. "-re" In 11I~ ~. tu thl.. u"ion w ere born si x c hildren, four l,,..,)~_ L ..... , l><'IHtid, Roger :.,,<1 Tl1 0ma~. t"" "Irl~, H"~~ L\ l r~ Jac k :-:p "hn~' und l'~_ j,'Cy> :<,I'\'ed 111 \ \'o rid " -,,,' I ". ~ !<pr.

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1744 2-. JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

LUKE L. CAFFREY

MR. SP&AKER: Your committee, appointed to pNpare a. ! uitable Ns;)l tion commemorating the life, char acter, and public service of the late Honr able Luke L. Caffrey, beg'S leave to submit the following memorial:

Luke L. Caffrey was born on a farm near Knoxville, Iowa, !'.[arch 5, 18: Ion of Peter and Mary Caffrey. He attended the public !!ehools of Mari and Madison Counties and Rake's Mechanical school in Kansas City. Y Caffrey moved to Howard County in 1922, living on and owning his 0'. farm in Howard County. He married Genevieve Wren in 1922, and to tl union were born six children, fou r boys and two girls. He served in Wo War I as a Sera-eant in Motor Transport Corps with overseas service, n wa s a member of the American Legion, Farm Bureau and Dowling CI Mr. Caft'rey served twelve years as County Supervisor, served on the COUl

Welfare Board , was Township Trustee on the Township AAA Commit· and was Township Farm Bureau Director. He was a democrat and ser' as State Representative for one term in the Fifty-third General Assem)

Mr. Caffrey passed away March 10, 1970 at Veterans Administrat Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa, after a long illness. Services were held at John's Catholic Church in Des Moines, Iowa, and burial at 5t. Ambr, Cemetery.

Surviving are his wile, Genevieve; two daughters, Mrs. Alvin DriIJi Des Moines and Mrs. J ohn Neuhaus, Walford; four sons, Leo of Cre~ Donald of Des Moines, Roger of Dallas Center and Thomas of Green Re l11inois; two sisters, Mrs. Theresa Coleman, Des Moines, and Sister M. Aquin&!, S.S.J., of LaGrange, Illinois ; 27 grandchildren and two gT(

grandchildren.

TherefoTe, Be It Ruolved by th ~ Houle of R epruentativtl of th~ Si. third Gen~Tal A uelllbly of Iowa: That in the passing or the Honor: Luke L. Caffrer, the state has lost an honored citizen and a faithful useful public servant, and the House by this resolution would expre~s appreciation of his service, and tender its sympathy to the member s of family.

Be [t FUTt heT Resolved: That a copy of this resolution be spread u the Journal of the House, and that the Chief Clerk be directed to forw an enrolled copy to the family of the deceased.

FRE D B. H ANSON WALTER v. LANGLAND MICHAEL K. KENNEDY

Committe

ED H. CAMPBELL

MR. SPf:AKER: Your committee, appointed to prepare, a suitable re! tion commemor ating the life, character and public service of the late ! orable Ed H. Campbell, begs leave to submit the following memorial:

Ed H. Campbell was born at Battle Creek, Iowa, on !'.Iarch 6, 1882, (Ion of Romeo H. and Hattie Campbell, pioneen who came to Iowa i


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1930 United States Federal Census

Name: Luke L Caffrey

Ho rne in 1930: Paris, Howard,lowa

Age: 35

Estimated birth year: abl 1895

Birthp[ace: Iowa

Relation to !lead of Head I io llse:

Spouse's name: Genevieve A

Race: White

Occ upation:

Education: Milita ry Serv ice:

Rem/home va lue:

Age at first i'l"larriage:

Parents' birthp lace:

Neighbors:

Iiousehoid Name Members:

Luke L Caffrey

Genevieve A Caffrey

Rose E Caffrey

Leo B CaITrey

Mary D Caffrey

James E Wren I

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