Adelaide Svoboda was born on a farm near Amana, Iowa, to Joseph and Tillie Svoboda. Adelaide had a sister: Wilma and two brothers: Leon and Sylvester.
She married Murrel Cochran on June 25, 1936, in Humboldt County, Iowa. They soon made their home in Oxford, Johnson County, Iowa, where they purchased a cafe in 1941. Adelaide was well known as a good cook, and they went into the cafe business.
Murrel was a lifetime livestock dealer, and later, he and son bought the Oxford Sale Barn.
Murrel and Adelaide had two children: Bobby and Carol Jean, and were long time members of the Oxford Methodist Church.
Murrel died in 1999; Adelaide survived him and joined him in 2018.
Murrel Cochran was a brother to my father in law.
She married Murrel Cochran on June 25, 1936, in Humboldt County, Iowa. They soon made their home in Oxford, Johnson County, Iowa, where they purchased a cafe in 1941. Adelaide was well known as a good cook, and they went into the cafe business.
Murrel was a lifetime livestock dealer, and later, he and son bought the Oxford Sale Barn.
Murrel and Adelaide had two children: Bobby and Carol Jean, and were long time members of the Oxford Methodist Church.
Murrel died in 1999; Adelaide survived him and joined him in 2018.
Murrel Cochran was a brother to my father in law.
Adelaide Svoboda was born on a farm near Amana, Iowa, to Joseph and Tillie Svoboda. Adelaide had a sister: Wilma and two brothers: Leon and Sylvester.
She married Murrel Cochran on June 25, 1936, in Humboldt County, Iowa. They soon made their home in Oxford, Johnson County, Iowa, where they purchased a cafe in 1941. Adelaide was well known as a good cook, and they went into the cafe business.
Murrel was a lifetime livestock dealer, and later, he and son bought the Oxford Sale Barn.
Murrel and Adelaide had two children: Bobby and Carol Jean, and were long time members of the Oxford Methodist Church.
Murrel died in 1999; Adelaide survived him and joined him in 2018.
Murrel Cochran was a brother to my father in law.
She married Murrel Cochran on June 25, 1936, in Humboldt County, Iowa. They soon made their home in Oxford, Johnson County, Iowa, where they purchased a cafe in 1941. Adelaide was well known as a good cook, and they went into the cafe business.
Murrel was a lifetime livestock dealer, and later, he and son bought the Oxford Sale Barn.
Murrel and Adelaide had two children: Bobby and Carol Jean, and were long time members of the Oxford Methodist Church.
Murrel died in 1999; Adelaide survived him and joined him in 2018.
Murrel Cochran was a brother to my father in law.
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