Primary Election Ballot in Buffalo Heads to Polls
Republican ballot lists candidates for United States Senator and party delegates. Polls open at 8 AM and close at 8 PM. Names include WEST J. SEEMANN of Waterloo, BERGESON of Des Moines, COUNTRYMAN of Nevada, MILLER of Sioux City, and REEVE of Davenport with districts noted. Ballot to be cast at Trio Laundromat South Door.
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Buffalo
United States
West J. Seemann
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Stringer
Davenport
Scott County
Bergeson
Moines
Polk County
Countryman
Nevada
Story County
Millerioux City
Woodbury
J. Reeve
Democratic Primary Ballot Announced for June 6
The Democratic ballot lists U S Senator candidate Herschel C Love less from Ottumwa Wapello County Governor candidates Harold E Hughes from Ida Grove Ida County Edward J McManus from Keokuk Lee County Lieutenant Governor candidates John R Hanson from Manning Carroll County and Howard C Reppert Jr from Des Moines Polk County The polls open 8 AM close 8 PM at Buffalo Center first door south of El Trio Laundromat
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Buffalo Center
el Trio
Herschel C. Loveless
Ottumwa
Wapello County
Harold E. Hughes
Ida Grove
Ida County
Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
Lee County
John R. Hanson
Manning
Carroll County
Howard C. Reppert, JR
Des Moines
Polk
Rake youth wins county poppy poster contest
Donald Wabben of Rake holds his top winning poppy poster in the Winnebago County Poppy Poster Contest. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, the contest drew entries from schools across the county. Donald is the son of Mr and Mrs Rae Wubben of near Rake.
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Donald Wabben
Rake
Winnebago County
American Lasson Auxiliary
Donald
Rae Wubben
Near Rake
Three Buffalo Center Boys Leave for Marines
Three Buffalo Center boys departed on Memorial Day, heading from Buffalo Center to Des Moines and then to a Marine Base in San Diego. Neil Wubben a 1959 Buffalo Center graduate. Alan Nelson and James Recker recent graduates. Harvey Harms Jr. also enlisted.
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Buffalo Center
Mason City
Des Moines
San Diego
California
Neil Wubben
Martin Wubben
Buffalo Center Community School
Alan Nelson
Albin Nelson
James Recker
W. J. Recker
Buffalo Center School
Harvey Harms, Jr
Jana
Harvey Harms
Forest City
H. W. Harms
Legionnaires Nominate Officers Tonight at City Hall
Winnebago Post No. 21 American Legion meets at City Hall club rooms at 8 pm with Commander Amel Lim berg presiding. Nominations for next year’s officers proceed toward July election. Reports on Memorial Day and County meeting, Boys State plans, and other business noted. Door prize draws. veterans invited.
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Winnebago Post No. 21
American Legion
Amel Limberg
City Hall
Boyd Jordal
Robert Weaver
First Appreciation Drawing Saturday in Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center holds its first Appreciation Night drawing on Saturday June 4 1960 at 9 p.m. The initial prize is ten a five dollar gift certificates. Registration began May 31 in participating stores with no purchase required and a one name rule for eligibility.
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Buffalo Center
Albers
Theo
Center Cafe
Central Iowa Telephone Co
Coop Oil Co
el Trio Laundromat
Eiman
K. H
Del-Ray’s
Superette
DeVries Auction Co
DeVries Lumber
Delmage
Farmers
Coop
Elevanter
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank
Hall’s Flowers
Harmon Construction Co
Harms, Fred, Hanken Livestock
Interstate Power Co
Janssen Lockers
Jensvold’s
John and Jerry Hardware
Johnson Hatchery
Kiewier
Jake
Kramer’s
Kuch's
Elmer Leibrand
Leibrand
Lola’s
Marv’s
Miller Pharmacy
Sloper Rambler Sales Co
Standard Service Station
Steinberg Insurance Agency
Steinberg Produce
Wilson's Super Valu
Winter Cloth
Pool to Open Next Saturday at Buffalo Center
Wet and cold weather delayed the Buffalo Center pool so it missed the May 29 opening. Pool manager Lester Jenkins says with help from the weatherman the pool will open at 2 PM next Saturday June 4. The yearly schedule is printed elsewhere. Mr Vernon Jordal and Miss Lois Jordal, Milwaukee and Mason City respectively, were weekend guests of Hardy Jordal.
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Buffalo Center
The
Tribune
Lester Jenkins
Vernon Jordal
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lois Jordal
Mason City
Hardy Jordal
Band to Present Concert Saturday Evening
The Buffalo Center School Band under Mr. Larry Oren will give their first summer concert of the season next Saturday evening June 4 at eight o'clock. Since the old band stand in City Park is torn down, musicians will assemble on the street north of The Tribune office for the performance. Director Oren and the band will offer their usual selections and urge members to attend school rehearsals on Wednesday evenings at seven.
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Buffalo Center
Larry Oren
Tribune
Oren
Skull Fracture From Shot Put Injures Nancy Wubben
Nancy Wubben ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Wubben received a fractured skull when struck in the forehead by a 12 pound shot put during practice Monday afternoon. Dr Harley Feldick treated her before she was moved to Park Hospital Mason City for care. Mason City officials reported Wednesday morning that her brain was uninjured and a frontal bone operation would be performed that day.
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Nancy Wubben
John S. Wubben
Nancy
Harley Feldick
Park Hospital
Mason City
Van Horn Auto Parts Grand Opening Near Mason City
The Van Horn Auto Parts in Mason City area announces a grand opening on Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4. The firm, dealer in wrecked cars parts tires and rebuilt components, features a new blue framed building with a 40 foot serving counter and organized display. Local manager is Bob Davis with Charles Hanson as assistant, both formerly of Mason City. Also notes Teletype quick service for unavailable parts and nearby social visit by the Elman family from Omaha.
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The
van Horn Auto Parts
Mason City
Robert van Hoose Junk Yards
Denman
Cedar Falls
Bob Davis
Charles Hanson
Iowa
Rake Vets Head Winnebago Legion in Forest City
Winnebago County American Legion elected Rake veteran Lowell Lund their commander by unanimous vote at Forest City meeting. Virgil Graue of Rake was elected county vice commander with Ray Smith named county adjutant and Ray Murray to continue as county finance officer. Delegates from Buffalo Center Forest City Lake Mills and Rake attended a program featuring musical numbers and speeches on unity and service to country.
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Lowell Lund
Rake
Winnebago County
American Legion
Forest City
Virgil Graue
Lund
Ray Smith
Commandder Lund
Ray Murray
Buffalo Center
Lake Mills
Wm.s. Ebaugh
C. H. Potter
Waldorf College
Art Anderson
Legion
Jack Nelson
Murray
Winnebago County American Legion
Raymond Smith
Adjutant Tribune
Beef Management Tour Plans Across County Stops
Route of Beef Tour organizers from Logan Newton and Forest townships mapped stops for July 8 starting 9 30 am at Odvin Fure farm north of Vinnie. Tours feature new automatic feeding equipment and silage mixing systems with cattle on feed. Lunch at Bungalo Cafe provided by Forest City Chamber. Iowa State Extension agent Charles Summers to speak at noon. Local primary election coverage notes four Republican Clerk of Court candidates plus county and state races with vote thresholds for nominations. Buffalo Center voting place change noted for Monday polls open 4 am to 8 pm.
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Beef Association
Logan
Newton
Forest
Odvin Fure
Vinnie
Fure
Russell Reindahl
DeVere Steffensons
LeRoy Thompsons
Terry Thompsons
Richard Johnsons
Forest City Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Winnebago County
Pearl Hanna
Forest City
Genevieve Lewis
Garwin Paulsen
Lake Mills
Vera M. Peterson
Buffalo
George A. Carman
Charles de Vries
K. H. Elman
Raymond Mitchell
Les Ostrander
Albert Sleper
Ron Yahnke
Neil W. Branstad
Harley Stipp
Jacob Grimstead
Elgin G. Enabit
Osage
Harold E. Howe
Orville Knutson
Trygve T. Lenning
Henry T. Peterson
Lewis Shelwick
Kurtis R. Helgeson
Wilford E. Ulve
Winnebago
U. S
Rolio Bergeson
Dayton Countryman
Jack Miller
Oliver J. Reeve
Ernest J. Seemann
Ken Stringer
Norman A. Erbe
William H. Nicholas
Jack Schroeder
Buffalo Center
el Trio Laundromat
New Officers To Be Elected At Rally Day
The Winnebago County Girls 4-H Rally Day at Thompson Community School gym June 4 starts 10 a.m. Four county officers will be elected from Linda Larson Carolyn Schmidt Kathleen Vegge Mary Sue Rasmussen Becky Holland Hazel Grunhord Glenie Smith Nancy Kingland Mary Sedwick Cheryl Solomonsen. State Rep Henry Nelson will speak on Citizenship in the afternoon. awards for Better Grooming Country Girls Creed and 4 Leaf Clover Song will be presented. honorary member initiation and leaders' honors planned. Buy it in Buffalo Center.
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Winnebago County
Thompson Community School
Betty Gauger
County Extension Home
Monica Strom
A.m
Linda Larson
Carolyn Schmidt
Kathleen Vegge
Mary Sue Rasmussen
Becky Hollland
Hazel Grunhord
Glenie Smith
Nancy Kingland
Mary Sedwick
Cheryl Solomonsen
C. E. Judd
4-H
Henry Nelson
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Hamilton Cruick
Sioux City
Ury County
A. Lauterbachden
Hardin Sas
Abrahamsooone
Boone County
Spry
Woodbury of Agriculture
R Cc. Fletc
Tis G. Riehm
Hancock County
Sin G. Enabnit Osage
Mitchell County
Bob Grimstead G Mills
Minety
Wry C. Nelson
Pareat City
G. Narum
Slie M. Berhow
Shesitt
Arice Monson
County ‘Recorder
Steinberger
LS W. Branstad
PG County
H. Potter
Justice of the Pease
HL Elman
Borge A
Carman
C. Meyer
John Feldick
Tde Johnston
Estherville
H. B. Davis
Kenneth Robinson
Bayard
Guthrie County
Robert E. Hutte
Osceola
Clarke
Jay C. Beckley
Muscatine
Conrad E. Lawlor
Ames
Neel F. Hill
Webster City
Hamilton
Don Wilson
Merwin Coad
Boone
William H. Biedermann
Harland E. Johnson
Thompson
Virgil E. Thorson
Orville A. Tweeten
Judith Hale
Erling K. Sheimo
Janice Brown
For Justice of the Peace
John Teig
Rake Youth
Marines
Legionnaires
Main Street
Gertrude Anderson
William Anderson
Ray Elman
Dick Elman
Omaha, Nebraska
H. W. Harms Home
Rake Vets Head Co
John Moore
Clayton Slick
Vic Stueland
Faber
State Department
Bill Potter
Fred Smith
Potter
Charles E. Summers
FFA
Future Farmers of America
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