State Capital Letter Oust Harrington Seen as Likely
The piece discusses a bid by State Senator Gillette to challenge Sioux City Democrat Rep. Harrington in the next primary. It also notes Judge Charles F. Wennerstrum as a potential Republican Supreme Court candidate and mentions Ex-Secretary of State O’Brien's billing dispute with the state.
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Vincent Harrington
Sioux City
Harrington
Senate
Gillette
United States
Guy M. Gillette
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Charles F. Wennerstrum
Chariton
Owing
Robert E. O'Brien
Earl G. Miller
Executive Council
O’brian
Chieftain
Council Bluffs
O'Brian
Des Moines
State
John F. Wessels
Marriage of Marian Berquist and Burdette Kraemer in West Bend
Miss Marian Berquist daughter of Carl and Mrs Berquist Elk township wed Burdette Kraemer son of Mr and Mrs Lou Kraemer at Lutheran church West Bend pastor Edgar Otto officiated. Attendants were Lois Kraemer and Gerald Madden. The couple plans to farm north of Alta after graduating from Fairview.
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West Bend
Marian Berquist
Carl Berquist
Elk Township
Burdette Kraemer
Lou Kraemer
Edgar Otto
Lois Kraemer
Gerald Madden
Armstrong
Diamond Center Christmas Visitors Recount Community Gatherings
Miss Dorothy Linquist of Omaha joins Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Linquist and family for Christmas. Several relatives from Holdredge Waterloo Cedar Falls and Sioux City visit and return by week’s end. Milo Swanson ill at home with septic sore throat. The long list of relatives gathers at various Diamond Center homes for holiday meals and companionship.
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Dorothy Linquist
Omaha
J. S. Linquist
John Jr
Melvin
Peter Linquist
Holdredge
Nebraska
Milo Swanson
George Johns
Nellie Johnson
Galva
Harry Hilbert
Waterloo
William Haight
Mr. Hilbert
Bigelow Freet
Cedar Falls
Cherokee
Walter Hilbert
Hilbert
Arnold Niemeier
Louis Bengtson
Mt. Olive
Oliver Hansen
Sioux City
Holstein
Nicholas Linquist
Edna
Ronald Meyers
North of
Alta
J. S. Linguist
Inlaw
Harry Goldensop
H. H. Otto
Walter Plog
Oswald Nielsen
Kenneth Lewis
Davenport
John Holtz
Lewis
Grassed Waterways Key To Effective Conservation Plans
Soil Conservation Service technicians urge Cherokee area farms to integrate grassed waterways with contour tillage terraces and proper outlets. Plans require cross farm coordination to protect depressions and water courses from runoff, using permanent grass cover or sod transplanting for rapid establishment and to enable tillage across waterways without damage.
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Soil Conservation Service
Cherokee CCC
Christmas gatherings and family visits in Hanover area
A Hanover News notice details Christmas celebrations and visits among local families and relatives. Social gatherings at homes include meals, card games, gift exchanges, and informal parties with relatives from Storm Lake Schaller Chicago and other towns. Several families hosted dinners and suppers, and residents from Davenport Cedar Falls Seward and Chicago are mentioned among visitors and guests.
Christmas Program Attended At Good Hope And Mt Olive
Christmas program at Good Hope church Saturday and Mt Olive Sunday night were well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Leber spent Christmas with relatives in Windom Minnesota and visited Glen Leeds and Dickie and Donna in the Floyd Johannasen home in North Dakota. They also saw Mrs. Leed’s brother Howard Sawwell in Huron South Dakota.
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Good Hope Church
Mt. Olive
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Several Areas
Numerous families and friends shared meals and visits across Cherokee Aurelia Holstein Quimby and nearby towns. Attendees included Lloyd Ohlson Axel Johnson D Warrender Edgar Johnson Lavern Holmes and many others with multiple dinner and Christmas day gatherings. A watch night service at Mt Olive and a goose supper at the Johnson home were noted along with several illnesses and recoveries.
Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Health News
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson dined with son Howard Anderson near Cleghorn. Mr. and Mrs. George Schafer joined a turkey dinner at John Taylor’s in Storm Lake. Mrs. Wilson Perry visited her parents Isaac and Mrs. Clow north of Aurelia. Miss Beth Glidewell underwent an appendectomy at Sioux Valley Hospital in Cherokee. Mrs. Louise Fassler of Aurelia...
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Arthur Otto
Galva
Lawrence Albers
Near Washta
Christina Kreutz
Holstein
Fritz Kreutz
Orville Hickey
Atlantic
Iowa
Willie Specketer
Vernon Otto
Dianne
Hanover
August Miller
Mary Ann
Bill Obitz
Quimby
Edwin Hesse
Herman Linquist
Linquist
Clarence Streed
Alta
Willie Nelson
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Henry Nelson
Charley Smith
Fred Smith
Cherokee
Andrew Peterson
Ralph Peterson
J. O. Peterson
Chippewa, Falls
Victor Frank
Clair Parrott
Near
Aurelia
Herbert Frank
Near Quimby
Paul Frank
Washta
Anna Anderson
Elwin Lindlief
Storm Lake
J. Onn
Aline
Edd Georke
Will
Lincoln Hahn
Martina Hahn
Berger Samuelson
Chisselville
Harry Carlson
Carol Jean
Fielding
Walter Litchenberg
Homer Anderson
Larry
Edgar Johnson
George Schafer
Carl Johnson
Fred Huseman
Frank Huesman
Henry Winterhoff
Schafer
Otto Kast
Emma Herold
Albert’ Radle
Everett Radle
Dorothy
Louis Bengston
Claus Carlson
Johnson Farm
C. B. East
Jeen Meisenhelder
Andrew Herold
Oscar Smith
Sioux Valley Hospital
Eitel Mohn
Nelson
John Ihms
S. C. Club
Alvin Schlintz
Wm. Rex
Herman Rex
Melvin Anderson
Erwin
Howard Anderson
Cleghorn
John Taylor
Wilson Perry
Isaac Clow
Beth Glidewell
Roy Glidewell
Louise Fassler
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E. H. Birmingham
The
Democrats
Henry Wallace
Chiefs Club
Mabel Johnson
Libby
Henry Husemann
Roy Matzdorff
George Kolpin
Quentin Anderson
Irving Brewster
Lloyd Lauridsen
Lauridsens
George Glawe
Phyllis
Donald Anderson
California
Joe Shively
Bobby Joe
Laurens
Carol Sansen
Henry Sansen
Gladys
Shirley
South
Balache Kolpin
Chrystal Kolpin
Fred Kolpin
O. B
Ed Dosley
Arthur
W. S. Ammons
Carl Ammons
Otto Johnson
Orville Erickson
Jed Erickson
Wilbur Anderson
Floyd Betz
W. M. Booth
Isabel Keister
Margaret Peterson
Jacqueline
Alfred Stieneke
Bob and Jerry
Madalynne Booth
M. Hines
Charlie Hamann
Charlie
W. A. Brown
Ed Pierce
Primghar
East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Berquist - Kraemer
Willian Libby
Diamond Center
Mrs. Wm. Haight
Irene Zwemke
Donald Fett
Lorraine Boetteher
Robert
Suzanne Schuelke
Manon Glienke
Lester Lorna
Ellen Grunig
Ruth Floyd
Bernitta Wendell
Schaller
Eunice Bahr
Chicago
George Peterson
Herman Wrede
Carl Hinkeldey
H. D
Henry Hage
Lakefield
Minnesota
Ralph Grieme
John Holtzome
Fred Trimble
Desatur
Illinois
Oth Glen Lelly
Anthon
Virgene Johnson
Ben Johnson
Filome
Ville Brietves
Merle Radke
Seward
Red Radke
Milton Otto
St. Louis
Missouri
Simmons
Bahr
Priscilla Lane
Rosemary Lane
Lola Lane
Gale Page
Vis Claude Rains
Jeffrey Lynn
Eddie Albert
May Robson
Frank McHugh
Dick Foran
Henry O'Neill
John Garfield
Michael Curtiz
Women's League
WOL Pet. Kroll’s Funeral Home
Farmers National Bank
Guarantee Oil Co
Bal
A. Fraser Elevator
Pfister’s Hybrids
Senens li
Shank’s Truckers
Kroll’s Funeral Home
Buck Parrott
Ceecer Guabougeaeter
Herb Grienke
Howard Nelson
Roy Matzdorfft
Irwin Kroll
Jack Grapenthen
Fred Kaskey
Bill Philpott Eveene
Jack Coombs
George Kaskey
Ed Brummer
L. E. Christensen
al Johnson Perre
John Christensen
Anne
Bowen Ween Ves
Roy Breyfogle
Don R. Hankens
Larson's Store
State Bank
Lloyd Ohlson
Mrs. Ohlson
Axel Johnson
Good Hope
D. Warrender
Clarence Pennington
Jane Walker
Chas
Wolkers
Elmer
White
Henrietta Thorsneas
Fort. Wayne
Indiana
Rev. White
Clifford Simmons
Lorne
Lavern Holmes
Gary
Virgil Samoulson
Rockford
Edd Gano
New Lear
Ivan Wilson
Wayne
Owen Jackson
Edd Gearke
Gearke
Fassler
Ralph Rhode
John Perry
Gaza
Glenn Leeds
Canova Miller
Leonard Anderson
Dickie
Carol Jean and Jerry
Near Aurelia
Doris Sorrell
Floyd Allen
Patty
Robert Lenz
Harve Allen
Clifford Bruce
Mt. Olive Aid
D. Warrender and Sons
Willis Hurd
W. A. Liebsch
Aurelia, Iowa
Bud Fogleman
Chamberlin Bldg
Reggy
Gustafson & Johnson Garage
Wayne Kirkpatrick
Sedan Ambulance Service
Paul’s Radio
Stewart-Warner
Sentinel
Carlson’s Dairy
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of Aurelia
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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