Submitted by Name: Karen
Kienast From:
Manning E-mail: Contact
Comments: Dave...in this week's Monitor, Aug
28th one of the pictures of building the pool at the Rec Center pictures John
Ohde and a man from Templeton, the brick layer. Bill Prebeck told me that would
have been Cliff Romey, if you want to identify that. Thanks for all you do,
Karen
Added: August 30,
2013
Submitted by Name: Tina Wiskus
Musser From:
Denver, Colorado E-mail: Contact
Comments: Hi! Been teased so much lately at work
as our new name tags have our hometown on them and "Manning" is known better to
most here for a football player's name than a town. SO, I HAD to show them
Manning's website and am enjoying your page so much! Thanks for helping brag
about the best hometown ever!
Added: August 6,
2013
Submitted by Name: Marilyn Collier (nee
Rudnick) From:
Twentynine Palms, CA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Just dropped by to see what was
happening. I do not know the 1977-1978 graduates, but I know their surnames.
That brought back a lot of memories. Thanks, Dave.
Added: July 24,
2013
Submitted by Name: Lisa
Connor From:
Waterloo Iowa E-mail:
Contact
Comments: Thanks for the picture of Deborah
Fogleman-Wesley. It is good to know that others are thinking of her.
Added: July 11,
2013
Submitted by Name: Bernd
Huber From: Börm,
Germany E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am searching for my ancestors. Now i
found the name of frank meggers on your homepage. His brother peter is born 28th
of January 1848 in Königsbach, Germany. He has married Anna Magdalena Huber,
born 27th of December 1843 in Jagel, Germany. Do you have any information
about this? Please tell me, if you can. Excuse me for my bad english Many
greetings from Germany Bernd Huber
Added: July 3,
2013
Submitted by Name: Mary
Ehrichs From: Egan,
SD E-mail: Contact
Comments: I am related to Ehrichs' and
Tollgaards, so this site has been most helpful. I try to get as much
information from my oldest relatives, but they are fading fast. I do enjoy
seeing all the pictures of my relatives, and hope to add more soon.
Added: July 1,
2013
Submitted by Name: Charles
Koester From:
Lynchburg, Virginia E-mail: Contact
Comments: Thank God somebody has preserved our
historical roots. Found your site several years ago and has held a wealth of
information from when my immigrant forebearers. Jurgen Koester > John K. >
Albert K. > Dwain K. > me. I hope that others appreciate it like I
have.
Added: June 4,
2013
Submitted by Name: Virginia
Borkowski From:
Elliott, Iowa E-mail:
Contact
Comments: I had a family event in Cherkoee
yesterday so visited graves along the way. Dorethea Kusel north of Denison in
Morgan Cemetery. The stone was white and readable. Hans and Caroline
Friedrichsen (The in-laws of Rosa Kusel) in Lutheran cemetery just north of Ida
county line and west. They have done a great job of cleaning Cemetery and
putting list of grave sites. Then went far north to near May City to Mathilda
Borkowski Rudnick who died at 25 in 1894 . Her grave was marked by my husband
Merle. She was the only daughter of Wilhelm and Auguste buried in Lincoln
Township. I hope you are putting pictures of old stones on Iowa
Gravesites.
Comments: Hello! My family lived in
Manning for several years in the early to mid 60s. My father, Merlin Kunkel,
was a veterinarian who practiced out of our house on April Street. I was only 5
when we moved to Texas, but I have fond memories of my early years in Manning.
I remember the children's parade, the Lutheran Church, the freezing cold pool
where I learned to swim, the park, and the great neighbors on April Street. I
had three older siblings (Jim, Jane, and Jean) who would remember much more than
I about their time in Manning. I am currently writing a book and would love to
hear from anyone that may have stories about my dad's vet practice or anything
pertaining to our family. We have kept in touch with the Gib Phillips family
over the years and also the Opperman triplets. I would appreciate any
input....thanks, Julie
Added: May 3,
2013
Submitted by Name: Gerald
Radeleff From:
Davis, California E-mail: Contact
Comments: My family settled in Manning in the
mid-19th century. H.D. Radeleff was my Great Grandfather, his son Charles, my
Grandfather and my dad was Henry, born in Manning November 20,
1911.
There are few male Radeleff's left. I produced 2 daughters, John
Radeleff, cousin, two daughters, Mark, cousin, one son and Steve, Howard
Radeleff's son, a boy and a girl. And the grand kids are almost all
female.
Always wanted to visit Manning, but never made it. I remember my
Dad and his father and brothers talking about Manning and I remember when all
the Great Uncles and my Grand dad got together they spoke nothing but German and
laughed a lot.
H.D. Radeleff homesite in Springville, CA, still stands
and is a registered historic home.
Name: Karen Kienast
From: Manning
E-mail: Contact
Dave...in this week's Monitor, Aug 28th one of the pictures of building the pool at the Rec Center pictures John Ohde and a man from Templeton, the brick layer. Bill Prebeck told me that would have been Cliff Romey, if you want to identify that.
Thanks for all you do, Karen
Name: Tina Wiskus Musser
From: Denver, Colorado
E-mail: Contact
Hi! Been teased so much lately at work as our new name tags have our hometown on them and "Manning" is known better to most here for a football player's name than a town. SO, I HAD to show them Manning's website and am enjoying your page so much! Thanks for helping brag about the best hometown ever!
Name: Marilyn Collier (nee Rudnick)
From: Twentynine Palms, CA
E-mail: Contact
Just dropped by to see what was happening. I do not know the 1977-1978 graduates, but I know their surnames. That brought back a lot of memories. Thanks, Dave.
Name: Lisa Connor
From: Waterloo Iowa
E-mail: Contact
Thanks for the picture of Deborah Fogleman-Wesley. It is good to know that others are thinking of her.
Name: Bernd Huber
From: Börm, Germany
E-mail: Contact
I am searching for my ancestors. Now i found the name of frank meggers on your homepage. His brother peter is born 28th of January 1848 in Königsbach, Germany. He has married Anna Magdalena Huber, born 27th of December 1843 in Jagel, Germany.
Do you have any information about this? Please tell me, if you can. Excuse me for my bad english
Many greetings from Germany
Bernd Huber
Name: Mary Ehrichs
From: Egan, SD
E-mail: Contact
I am related to Ehrichs' and Tollgaards, so this site has been most helpful. I try to get as much information from my oldest relatives, but they are fading fast. I do enjoy seeing all the pictures of my relatives, and hope to add more soon.
Name: Charles Koester
From: Lynchburg, Virginia
E-mail: Contact
Thank God somebody has preserved our historical roots. Found your site several years ago and has held a wealth of information from when my immigrant forebearers. Jurgen Koester > John K. > Albert K. > Dwain K. > me. I hope that others appreciate it like I have.
Name: Virginia Borkowski
From: Elliott, Iowa
E-mail: Contact
I had a family event in Cherkoee yesterday so visited graves along the way. Dorethea Kusel north of Denison in Morgan Cemetery. The stone was white and readable.
Hans and Caroline Friedrichsen (The in-laws of Rosa Kusel) in Lutheran cemetery just north of Ida county line and west. They have done a great job of cleaning Cemetery and putting list of grave sites.
Then went far north to near May City to Mathilda Borkowski Rudnick who died at 25 in 1894 . Her grave was marked by my husband Merle. She was the only daughter of Wilhelm and Auguste buried in Lincoln Township. I hope you are putting pictures of old stones on Iowa Gravesites.
Name: Julie Kunkel Patterson
From: Texarkana, TX
E-mail: Contact
Hello!
My family lived in Manning for several years in the early to mid 60s. My father, Merlin Kunkel, was a veterinarian who practiced out of our house on April Street. I was only 5 when we moved to Texas, but I have fond memories of my early years in Manning. I remember the children's parade, the Lutheran Church, the freezing cold pool where I learned to swim, the park, and the great neighbors on April Street. I had three older siblings (Jim, Jane, and Jean) who would remember much more than I about their time in Manning. I am currently writing a book and would love to hear from anyone that may have stories about my dad's vet practice or anything pertaining to our family. We have kept in touch with the Gib Phillips family over the years and also the Opperman triplets. I would appreciate any input....thanks, Julie
Name: Gerald Radeleff
From: Davis, California
E-mail: Contact
My family settled in Manning in the mid-19th century. H.D. Radeleff was my Great Grandfather, his son Charles, my Grandfather and my dad was Henry, born in Manning November 20, 1911.
There are few male Radeleff's left. I produced 2 daughters, John Radeleff, cousin, two daughters, Mark, cousin, one son and Steve, Howard Radeleff's son, a boy and a girl. And the grand kids are almost all female.
Always wanted to visit Manning, but never made it. I remember my Dad and his father and brothers talking about Manning and I remember when all the Great Uncles and my Grand dad got together they spoke nothing but German and laughed a lot.
H.D. Radeleff homesite in Springville, CA, still stands and is a registered historic home.
Best to you, Gerald Radeleff