Robert F. Hannah

Married Edith Tempel on 25 SEP 1895 at Boyleston

James C. Hannah Elizabeth Fulton Ebenezer Seaton Barbara Bushman John Hannah Catherine J. Seton Robert F. Hannah

m.Edith Tempel Leo Robert Hannah Frances Hannah

Notes:
Salem News 9-26-1895
The wedding of Robert F. Hannah and Edith Temple was solemnized, Wednesday evening. Rev. T.S. Pool performed the cceremony uniting the two lives.

Salem News 4-2-1896
Robert Hannah, of Salem, was in the city Tuesday on business- Burlington Hawkeye

Salem News 9-2-1897
c. pg. 1 fire at Robert Hannahs

SALEM NEWS 4-27-1905
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hannah welcomed a little daughter to their home Saturday, and Amr. and Mrs. Fred Shelledy recently received an additon to their family, a boy.

Salem News Item 12-3-1907
"Rob Hannah was taken quite sick last Saturday and is still poorly at this writing."
SALEM NEWS 11-21-1912
"Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hannah and children and Mr. and Mrs. Scott of New London were visitors at Chas.Kudobe's Sunday."

Mt. Pleasant Free Press Feb. 23,1916
Robt. F. Hannah for Sheriff.
Some of the neighbors of Robert F. Hannah of Jackson township havebeen asking him to come out for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Knowing Robert Hannah as well as we do, we can see why his neighbors are urging him to make the race. He is a splendid democrat, would be well qualified and can be elected. Of course ,we don't know what Sheriff Kauffman would say to this. He has not said that he would run again, neither has he said that he would stand in the way of a worthy Democrat. In fact, he said to this writer some time ago that he was not anxious to run forthe third term, especially if there was some good Democrat to run instead.
All we can say is that if Robt. Hannah runs, we will have a splendid candidate and if Kauffman doesn't' run, we would be glad to do what little we can do to aid Hannah. As we have said before Kauffman is a vote getter and if he wants to run for a third term we are not one to say that he shouldn't have the chance. There is some prejudice against third terms in this county and it is a thing to be considered, however, Kauffman is a good politician, and he no doubt will give this careful consideration if he has not already done so.

Salem News August 24, 1916
J.R. Wilmeth reports the following Ford sales since March 1, 1916,all touring cars except the runabout sold to John Ryan: Fred Huxley, Wm. Bond, Bert Wolf, Floyd Church, Elbert Brown, C.A. Stanley, Perry Byers, Will Moeller, Will Pope, Tony Jones, O.H. Cook, Fred Brown, John Ryan, Robt. Hannah, Roscoe Conard, Wm. Cook, Chas. Hoaglin, M. Kirkpatrick, Newt. Trueblood, Wm. Savage, Nate Nicholson, Geo. Wilmeth, Cliff Harmison, Byron Garmoe, E.D. Williams, J. Hunting, Robt. Nyberg, Fred Stringer, Kirt Thomas, Walter Cox. G.T. Powell, Wm. Johnson.

Salem News July 10, 1952
ROBERT HANNAH TAKEN
BY DEATH
Robert F .Hannah, 76, passed away at his home at 610 East Washington St., Mt. Pleasant Sunday afternoon. He was born near Salem , Iowa, November 10, 1875, the youngest of nine children of Catherine and John Hannah, pioneers of Henry county.
Four brothers and three sisters and his parents preceded him in death. Most of his life was spent in Jackson township where he lived for thirty years on the old Hannah homestead.
In 1926 he moved to Mt. Pleasant where he was sheriff for eight years and later worked for the Hawkeye Agriculture Service.
He was NYA supervisor for two years. For the last few years, he had been engaged in selling real estate.
In 1895 he was married to Edith Tempel. Besides his wife, he is survived by two children, Leo Hannah and Mrs. Frances Froid, both of Burlington. Also left are two grandchildren, Capt. Maurice Marlo Hannah of Tooele, Utah, and Gary Robert Froid of Burlington, a sister, Mrs. Jennie Pickard of Jackson township; two great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
He was of the Methodist faith, a member of the Masonic Lodge of Salem for 43 years, also of the O. E. S. NO. 246 of Salem.
Services were held at the Cookes Lunning Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Dr. J. Raymond Chadwick officiated. Burial was at the Forest Home cemetery.

Salem News Nov. 6, 1930
Sheriff Hannah made a 124 gallon booze haul one day last week in Mt. Pleasant. It was seized from Geo. Edwards (colored) who had stoppedat a garage for car repairs.

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