Cass County Board Proceedings outlines 1958 primary canvass
The Cass County Iowa Board of Supervisors met June 10 1958 to canvass the Primary Election returns by precinct. Abstracts show votes per party per office and names of elected officers including Auditor Mackrill Treasurer Laartz Clerk Skipton Sheriff Jones Recorder Keyes Attorney Juel and others with numerous township trustees and committee election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Iowa
Otto B Seinswartz
Harlan Gittins
Ernest Looster
Harry Koehrsen
Norman Smith
Secretary of State
Congress
F. W. Herbert
Robert J. Mackrill
R. H. Laartz
Sue Buffington
M. Skipton
Henry Petersen
Ken Jones
Esther Keyes
Lucille Baxter
James van Ginkel
Corenery Einer M. Juel
Narlan Gittins
Fred W. Ehrman
Harry W. Koehrsen
Floyd Quick
Otto B. Schwartz
Denny Barringer
Ernest L. Osler
Robert E. Boseck
Ltd
Justice of the Peace Atlantic
John E. Budd
Ray Warham
Grove
W. A. McKee
Republican Union
Arnold Reed
Pleasant
Norman Hansen
Constable Grove
Vern Randall
Bear Grove Township
Theodore W Krause
Benton Township
Max S. Walker
Joseph E. Joyce
Russell Eden
Beighton Township
Lyle E. Harris
Louie Hansen
G. Bruce
Caring For Pets Is Happy Work For Ray Arn
The Arn family farm near Atlantic houses about 175 animals including 12 Shetland ponies and a Beauty the Palo Mino mare. Children Jerry Sharon and Barbara share duties with the family emphasizing care and responsibility. The farm hosts pigeons kittens a Greyhound named Lady a Terrier named Peggy and various livestock plus ponies used in a local Penney promotion.
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Ray Arn Children
Ray Arn
Atlantic
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah
Atlantic Cemetery
Beauty
Lady
Pegey
Tavish
Brownie
J. C. Penney Company
Sharon
Jerry
H. O. T. Club
Grove Township
Barbara
Glad Girls of
Grove
Pepper
Pepi
Elk Horn family visits and local auction report
Mrs. Carl Iversen of Cheyenne Wyoming ends a visit with son Chris Iversen and Harold Iversen in Elk Horn. Bobby Iversen visits relatives while Harold stays with grandparents Otto and Mrs Petersen. Shelby county welfare board auction at Peter Wiltrup property won by Leonard Christensen. Janice Andersen and James Blackf wed at Oak Hill Lutheran church. Mrs Joni Jones and her California son visit Ralph Hansen's family. husband plans to join in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Carl Iversen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chris Iversen
Harold
Wyoming
Bobby Iversen
Emory Iversen
Harold Iversen
Otto Petersen
Shelby County Welfare Board
Peter Wiltrup
Leonard Christensen
Lena Mardesen
Janice Andersen
James Black
Oak Hill Lutheran Church
Joni Jones
Inglewood
Calif
Iowa House Refuses Consideration of Omnibus Farm Bill
Iowa congressmen split 5 to 3 on taking up the omnibus farm bill in the House The roll shows Merwin Coad H B Gross and Ben Jensen voting for consideration while Paul Cunningham Charles Hoeven Karl LeCompte and Fred Schwengel voted against Henry O Talle is listed as paired against consideration The vote reflects a partisan division and a procedural decision with noted pairing counts
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Washington
Iowa
House
Merwin Coad
H. B. Gross
Ben Jensen
Paul Cunningham
Charles Hoeven
Karl le Compte
Fred Schwengel
Henry O. Talle
Iowa Surpasses 40 000 Irrigated Acres In Statewide Expansion
Iowa State College reports more than 40 000 acres under irrigation, a tenfold rise in six years. Ted Willrich notes western border counties hold 60 percent of irrigated land, Muscatine County leads with 50 systems, and total irrigation systems reach 456. Costs per acre run seven fifty to nine eighty dollars, with 71 of Iowa’s 99 counties hosting at least one system.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ted Willrich
Sioux County
Muscatine
Willrich
Denny Harrison Dies While Driving Tractor at Farm Home
Denny Harrison 16 collapsed and died apparently of a heart attack Thursday while driving a tractor in a field at his farm home near What Cheer. He was the son of Mrs. Alice Harrison.
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Denny Harrison
Here
Alice Harrison
Bob Cox Named UJCC President in Spun Election
Bob Cox, 31, of Chapell North Carolina, is pictured in Los Angeles after being elected president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce in a highly contested and historic vote within the organization.
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Bob Cox
Chapell
N. C
Los Angeles
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Recession Clouds Lifting From Iowa Horizon
Iowa businessmen report 1958 shaping up better than 1957 as farm income and livestock demand rise. Nonfarm employment stays high, retailers see steady or improved sales, and banks note solid savings and loan demand. Des Moines top indicators show activity ahead of 1957, with several cities reporting stronger economies and robust farm-related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Sioux City
Mississippi
Towa
Fort Dodge
Lloyd Belmer
John Adams
Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Hawkeye State
Sales Management Magazine
Forbes Magazine
Ottumwa
Max von Schrader
Union Bank & Trust Co
Council Bluff
BE. T. Richmond
Bank Clearing House
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Leeds
Morningside
Atlantic
Marshalltown
Lewis Marker Wins State University of Iowa Scholarship
Lewis LEWIS-Harry Marker, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Marker, has earned a scholarship to the State University of Iowa and plans to enroll this fall. Neal Zike of Fromberg Montana visits relatives here including Mrs. Norman Quinn. Terry Robin and Elizabeth Smith of Omaha visit their grandparents, the Quinns and Mrs. A. A. Smith. Mrs. Bessie Kunze returns from a two week Ohio visit with her son in Columbus and daughter in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. William S Humiston of San Mateo California visit Otis Conn. Mrs. F. E. Floyd and daughter from Las Vegas and her mother from Jerome conclude a relatives’ visit.
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Hay
Columbus
R. J. Guyan
Cleveland
William S Humiston
San Nateo
Calif
Otis Conn
F. E. Floyd
Las Vegas
Nev
Gladys Allyn
Jerome
Idaho
Soldier Receives Superior Rating in German Field Battery
Elliott Oren E Perdue son of Ora E Perdue serves in the 553d Field Artillery Battery B and earned a superior rating from a V Corps inspection in Germany. He joined the army in November 1955 and arrived in Germany in July 1956.
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Elliott
Oren E. Perdue
Ora E. Perdue
553D Field Artillery Gattstiga
V Corps
Germany
Speciator Perdue
Drive Against Photo Gimmicks In Iowa Targeting Itinerant Photographers
Des Moines Better Business Bureau teams with the Professional Photographers Association to curb questionable itinerant photographer schemes. The campaign aims to warn consumers about gimmicks and urges readers to consult the News Telegraph Want ads for reputable services.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Avan
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Malcolm Pollock
Grant Township
James MecCosh
Carsten Henneberg
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Hayresaler
Massena Township
Lyle Shayer
Arthur H. Taylor
Demorat
Aia
Lyle Hosselt
Noble Township
Clar Hunes
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May C. Bierbaum
Pymosa Township
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Charles D. Jensen
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Benton
Herluf Hansen
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Elden Kay
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Lucille B. Alff
Edna
Robert McLaren
Franklin
Grant
Lyman Wahlert
Lincoln
Massena
Wray Wollenhaupt
Louie Schmidt
Noble
Clyde Schuler
Bernice Swanson
Pymora
Kenneth W. Harris
Union
Maurice Kemp
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Victoria
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Bertha Michel
Don Blake
Ward
Ray D. Coker
Anna McGrath
Marjorie Woolsey
Mabel Budd
LeRoy E. Hawes
Audrey Hawes
Ben Magill
Sheila O. Lavery
William A. Marshall
Eleanor A. Waugh
Theodore W
Edna Two
James E. McLaren
Geneva South
Franklin Two
Albert Morgan
Ernert Euken Grant
E. B D. Brocker
Eva Carns
Tom Burns
Lillian Scholl Grant
Grove Two
Donald Hockenberry
J. D. Shoeman
Lester King
Phyllis Gissill
Helen M. Bower
Robert Groves
Kathleen Water
G. T. Kuester
Alfred Tietz
Logisse Lehmkuhl
Harold Zellmer
Velma Hoyt
Robert Blankinship
Edna Hansen
Vod ‘McMartin
Enid Jensen
Smith
Gittins
Win Kelso Sr
Jake White
Esther Butler
Cleo Briley
Ralph Goodwin
Guy Fulks
Clarence Oakes
Mary Maher
Ben Wheatley
Nel Pressnall
Hilda Coker
Reeva Flick
Jeanette Lang
Gladys Britton
Harold Madsen
Earl R. Becker
Theodore W. Krause
Howard Shaw
Ross W. Riggs
Russell Marshall
Marian Shaw
Norma R. Eden
Werner Blank
J. B. McDermott
H. O. Lorenzen
Henrietta Toler
Eva A. Allen
Margaret Hjortshof
Albert Wohthutter
Albert Christensen
Blanche Metcalf
Elsie Masteller
Anna M. Pipgrass
Floyd Fowler
Herbert Welbourn
Ige
Claud Handman
Elmer T. Paterson
Ray Muzzy
Wayne R. Brown
Claud Casady
Paul Nichols
Michael Richter
Boothe
Irene L. Richter
William F. Beier
Marie W. Walker
Julia Harter
Lyle Harris
Albert Pittman
Merle Cochran
Roger Christensen
Cier
Alfred Carlson
Alex McGaffin
Jo D. Marker
Gerald Weirich
Fred P. Switzer
Bernard Keffer
Jennings
Lows Cotter
Harold Bous
Lows Hartman
T. J. Ehrman
Mike Metz
Ed Mailander
Ray Morgan
A.M. Acker
Hazel W. Filler
Harvey Fletcher
Madelene Moore
Homer Kich
Johan Scholl
Solon A. Karns
James McCosh
Fred Wohlleber
Rowley Pollock
A. A. Hawyter
Hans Christensen
Anton ©. Swagel
Arch Prall
J.C. Jacobsen
Harold Turner
Albert Creager
John Pearce
Thomas Bailey
Arlene Scholl
Elizabeth Houchin
Kathryn L. Gress
C. A. Boos
Norma Perrin
Elsie Schmidt
Massena Town
Clair Hines
Ellis Muller
Lawrence Muller
Emil Bode
QO. D. Funk
C. M. Petersen
Frank Jorgensen
George P. Forsyth
Helen Lary
Doris Ireland
Ernest A. Smith
Royal W. Bierbaum
N. S. Kipp
Edwin C. Frederickson
Elowene Samuels
Legion Post
T. R. Walker
Wilma E. Burns
Louise E. Jewett
Zela Robinson
Harold A. Zellmer
Wallie A. Pellett
Clarence Reimer
Robert Gerlach
Arnold L. Reed
Donald C. Logue
Fred Brahms
Robert E. Rogers
W. A. Lehman
H. BR. Johnston
Fredy Jensen
Norman Holste
Gwendell Holste
Robert Reichardt
Lewis Ryan
Howard Hastings
Jack McLaren
Karl Kuesel
Ray
W. Herbert
Clayton Mundorf
Keith B. Robinson
Framingham
Mass
Joan Blondell
Bridey Murphy
Miss Blundell
Boyd D. Bailey
Alma Zellmer
Mabel Bailey
Seth
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