Source: Jeff Jahn; Elaine McCauley, Jen Sob
Sie ist verheiratet mit Arthur Benjamin Glade.
Sie haben geheiratet am 20. September 1916 in Horton Twp., Osceola Co., IA, sie war 21 Jahre alt.
Kind(er):
Rose Wilhelmina Ostermann
Sources: Author: N.N. (anonymous, pseudonym = brsk), Title: "Pedigree Resource File - brsk121," (Publication location: Salt Lk. City, UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xxxi Aug MMXIV), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3QTP-69R
"Rose Wilhelmina /Ostermann/ 26 Aug 1895 - Jun 1985 Sex Female Birth 26 Aug 1895 Struble, Plymouth, Iowa Death Jun 1985
Father George William /Ostermann/
Mother Sophia Lousie /Kappey/
Sources (1) Ancestry Family Trees publisher: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members."
Author: McCauley, Elaine; Sob, Jen; Title: "Rose W Ostermann," (Publication location: Salt Lk. City, UT, Publisher: Find-a-Grave, Publication date: xi Feb MMXXII), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LB9P-HYT
"... Rose W Ostermann Last Changed: February 18, 2018 by Elaine McCauley Sex Female Birth 26 August 1895 Osceola, Iowa, United States Death June 1985 Reason This Information Is Correct: findagrave.com
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Residence 1900 Grant & Preston Townships, Plymouth, Iowa, United States Last Changed June 16, 2020 by Jen Sob
Residence 1910 Sherman, Sioux, Iowa, United States Census
Residence 1920 Horton, Osceola, Iowa, United States Census
Residence 1925 Osceola, Iowa, United States Census
Residence 1930 Horton, Osceola, Iowa, United States Census
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Pension from 1934 to 1946 Iowa, United States Pension
Residence 1940 Ocheyedan, Ocheyedan Township, Osceola, Iowa, United States
Custom Event Pension from 1934 to 1946 Iowa, United States Last Changed: February 16, 2022 by Invictah
Spouses and Children
Arthur Benjamin Glade 1888 - 1975
Marriage: 20 Sep 1916 Horton, Osceola, Iowa
Rose W Ostermann 1895 - 1985
Children of Rose W Ostermann and Arthur Benjamin Glade (10)
[1] Lillian Sophia Glade 1917 - 1984
[2] Marjorie Dorothy Glade 1918 - 1991
[3] Kenneth Glade 1920 - Deceased
[4] Duane Louis Glade 1921 - 2005
[5] Marie Rose Glade 1922 - 1999
[6] Lavonne Alice Glade 1926 - Deceased
[7] Naomi Ruth Glade 1927 - 1995
[8] Mavis Luella Glade 1930 - 2012
[9] Loren Arthur Glade 1933 - 1997
[10] Susan Glade Deceased
Parents and Siblings
George William Ostermann 1865 - 1945
Marriage: 25 Jan 1894 Sherman Twp, Sioux, Iowa, United States
Sophia Regina Kappey 1875 - 1964
Children of Sophia Regina Kappey and George William Ostermann (14)
[1] Rose W Ostermann 1895 - 1985
[2] George August Ostermann 1898 - 1969
[3] Henry J.b. Osterman 1899 - Deceased
[4] Adele Kathrina Dorothea Osterman 1902 - 1994
[5] Louise Augusta Sophia Ostermann 1904 - 1929
[6] Edna Frieda Ostermann 1906 - 1986
[7] Hildegarde Caroline Ostermann 1907 - 1977
[8] Alvin Christian Henry Osterman 1909 - Deceased
[9] Harold William Ernest Osterman 1911 - 2006
[10] Clara Osterman 1913 - Deceased
[11] Leona Osterman 1913 - Deceased
[12] Herbert Osterman 1914 - Deceased
[13] Alice Osterman 1917 - Deceased
[14] Ruth Osterman 1921 - Deceased"
Author: Jahn, Jeff; Title: "Rose Ostermann Glade," (Publication location: Horton Twp., Osceola Co., IA, Publisher: Find-a-Grave, Publication date: xii July MMIX), Repository: The Cloud
Link: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/39367254/rose-glade
"Photo [grave marker shared with Arthur B. Glade] added by noble honor
Rose Ostermann Glade Birth 26 Aug 1895 Iowa, USA Death Jun 1985 (aged 89) Burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery Osceola County, Iowa, USA Memorial ID 39367254
Parents
[photo - stone shared with Sophie R. Ostermann] Wilhelm Georg Ostermann 1865 - 1945
[Willm's father, Johann H. Ostermann, was born at Vossbarg, Strackholt, Aurich, Ostfriesland, Hannover. Johann is the son of Habbo & Gretje Ostermann. c.f. Boyken's «u»Wo sind sie geblieben«/u» Vol. 3, pg. 20]
[photo - stone shared with George W. Ostermann] Sophia Regina Kappey Ostermann 1875 - 1964
Spouse
[photo - stone shared with Rose W. Glade] Arthur Benjamin Glade 1888 - 1975
Siblings
[photo - stone shared with Mollie Ostermann] George August Ostermann 1898 - 1969
[photo - his stone] Henry Ostermann 1899 - 1906
[photo - stone shared with Edward F. Bremer] Adele Kathrina Dorothea Ostermann Bremer 1902 - 1994
[photo - stone shared with Henry W. Hattendorf] Louise Augusta Ostermann Hattendorf 1904 - 1929
[photo - woman] Edna Freda Ostermann Leckband 1906 - 1986
[photo - man] Harold William Ernest Ostermann 1911 - 2006
[photo - his militry-style grave marker] Herbert A Ostermann 1914 - 1981
[photo - her stone] Alice Dorothy Ostermann 1917 - 1945
[photo - stone shared with Walter E. Heidner] Ruth Wilhelmina Ostermann Heidner 1921 - 1993
Children
[photo - woman] Lillian Sophia Glade Ostermann 1917 - 1984
[photo - her portion of grave marker shared with Wendell R. Butcher] Marjorie Dorothy Glade Butcher 1918 - 1991
[photo - his military-style grave marker, reverse of stone shared with Alice G. Glade] Kenneth Warren Glade 1919 - 2004
[photo - his stone] Duane L. Glade 1921 - 2005
Marie Rose Glade Pruett 1922 - 1999
[photo - stone shared with Lyle D. Dirks] LaVonne Glade Dirks 1926 - 2016
[photo - her stone] Mavis Luella Glade Miller 1930 - 2012
Created by: Jeff Jahn Added: 12 Jul 2009 Find a Grave Memorial ID: 39367254"
[From the Ocheyedan, IA Centennial, 1891-1991]
Arthur Glade was born in Horton Township on November 7, 1888, the last of thirteen children born to Frederick and Dorothea Glade. Rose Osterman was born on August 26, 1895, near Struble in Sioux County, Iowa, to George and Sophia Osterman. She was the first of their thirteen children. In 1911, she moved with her family to Ocheyedan, where they settled in Horton Township. Here she and Arthur met, both being members of Zion Lutheran Church. They were married there on September 20, 1916. Their marriage was blessed with nine children: three sons and six daughters. All of them were born on the original Glade homestead one mile north of Zion church, where they farmed. The winter after their fifth child was born, they were quarantined with scarlet fever for many weeks. All of their groceries and other necessities had to be brought to them by someone else, since no one was allowed to leave thir place. Whenever the childhood diseases came around, it was usually a long siege; because if one of them got it, they all got it. The year the mumps went around, the first one got them a week before Thanksgiving, so the holidays came and went with someone sick with the mumps. No one in Arthur's family could remember if he had had them, so they assumed he had. But, sure enough, it was well into March when he came down with them too. As the family was growing up, a Model T Ford became the family car. On Sunday morning eleven people, parents and children ranging in age from teenagers to an infant, piled into the Model T to drive the mile to church. Very often the roads were muddy and rutted. In the winter when deep snow covered the roads, the mile trek was made with horses and a bobsled. Sometimes fences were temporarily taken down to map a route through fields where the snow was less deep than on the roads. One of the residents of the farm for many years was a big, white, mean rooster. Why he didn't find his way to the soup kettle long before he did was always a mystery, since during his lifetime he attacked more than one member of the family. For many years Rose raised geese - over 100 of them every year. In the spring before the goslings had their feathers, everyone made a mad dash to get them in whenever it rained, as they would die if thy got wet. In the fall when they were ready for market, several aunts came to help pluck them, and the old summer kitchen was literally knee-deep in feathers for a day or two. Those feathers ended up in feather beds and many pillows. Lillian, the eldest, was the first to leave the nest when she married Hans Osterman in the summer of 1936. Marjorie followed about three years later when she became the wife of Wendell Butcher, who at that time was a professional athlete with the team then known as the Brooklyn Dodgers. They subsequently had two sons. During World War II they moved to California, where Wendell worked in a defense plant. Kenneth was employed by a farmer when he met Alice Fisher from Milbank, SD. After their marriage, Kenneth spent 38 months in the Army Air Corps, where he was trained as a crew chief on B-26 bombers. They became the parents of a son and a daughter. Kathleen married Dr. Gary Gonnerman, a chiropractor. He set up his practice in Ocheyedan for a few years, then moved to Humboldt, Iowa. Steve married Marilyn Sinner. They have two sons. Steve is branch manager of Northwest Iowa Co-op Elevator in Allendorf, IA After attending the University of Iowa for some time, Duane also enlisted in the Army Air Corps. He became a pilot on a B-25 bomber. After World War II he met and married Jewell Hays, a widow with a small daughter. They became the parents of one son. Marie also moved to California during World War II. There she met and married Lee Pruett, and they have three daughters. La Vonne married Lyle Dirks, who was also in the Army Air Corps as a B-17 pilot. They are the parents of three sons and four daughters. Naomi and Mavis followed their sisters to California. There Naomi married Bob Hill. They had two sons and a daughter. Mavis married Bill Miller, and they had two daughters. Loren married Mary Paulsen. He then spent time in the army of occupation in Germany after World War II. After he was discharged, eh got a degree in forestry at the University of Montana. He has spent most of his life since in Montana. He and Mary had one daughter. In the spring of 1940, the family moved from the farm into Ocheyedan. Arthur spent the rest of his working years as a carpenter. Rose was a cook for several years at the Walther League Camp on West Lake Okoboji. After that she was a familiar face on Main Street for many years. There she worked for "Butch" Falk in his meat market and later managed a doughnut shop. After 59 years of marriage, Arthur passed away in September 1975. Rose had been a widow for nearly ten years when she died in June 1985. They were grandparents of 22 and great grandparents of 24 children. The family also has been diminished by the deaths of Lillian Osterman, Alice Glade and Wendell Butcher.
Left by Erlene Mazotas Best (Bremmer) on 2 Oct 2010"
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