The Matthew Gray Post #93 of the Grand Army of the Republic, founded in 1881 and named after a respected soldier, grew to 127 members before closing in 1930. The post was active in commemorating Decoration Day and the Fourth of July, with veterans parading in uniform and saluting fallen comrades. Richard Williams and James Deal were the last surviving members, passing away in 1929 and 1930, respectively.
A directory of rural teacher listings for Ida County, Iowa, covering the years of 1906-1956. Covers the towns of: Battle, Blaine, Corwin, Douglas, Galva, Garfield, Grant, Griggs, Hayes, Logan, and Maple townships.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Logan Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1912-1915.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Hayes Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Garfield Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Griggs Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Galva Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Corwin Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Blaine Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Grant Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Maple Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Douglas Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
This is a list of those teachers who served in Battle Township, Iowa schools during the years of 1913-1923.
The State Historical Society of Iowa is in the process of making more of these records available online. Currently they have placed online death records for 87 counties with various dates for all of them which fall between 1917 and 1939.