Hawkeye Boy s State Opens At Camp Dodge
Mr and Mrs Sid Hutchinson take their sons Harley and Gary to Des Moines for Hawkeye Boy s State at Camp Dodge. Each boy will be assigned a city and county or state office to fill during the camp s civic program with musical tips athletics and lectures by Iowa leaders including the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Hutchinson
Des Moines
Harley
Gary Alberts
John Alberts
Farican Legion
Camp Dodge
Old Des Moines
State House
Iowa
Winnebago County Soil Bank Plans Outline
Ober G. Under, chairman of the county ASC committee, announces soil bank operations will take 6 acres of Winnebago county out of production. The 312 coefficient reserve agreements now in effect reduce 1.6 acres this year. In 1967 there were 200 reserve agreements covering 4 acres. Under 1958 acreage agreements, Winnebago farmers can qualify for $414,053.24 in soil bank payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Ober G
Ascmittee
Nebago County
Peterson family moves to Hoyt Lake Minnesota
The Peterson family, Mr. and Mrs. CG, relocate to Hoyt Lake Minnesota. T. Peterson is employed, and the move is noted with well wishes for success and happiness at their new home. Address: 208 Kent Hoyt, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Peterson
Ieat Hoyt Lake
Minnesota
Peterson
Toer
Kent
Hoyt
Student’s grand European voyage after graduation
Dale Larson finishes a four year business administration and speech drama program at Morningside College Sioux City on June 2. He sails June 11 from New York on the Atlantic with classmates for three days in Brussels then visits Heidelberg Munich Vienna Alpine Switzerland Venice Rome Paris Versailles London Stratford on Avon Edinburgh and Hamburg before returning to New York around August 1. The Elman family from Omaha visited Memorial weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Larson
Morningside College
Sioux City
Swen Larson
Bradley
Dale
Morningside
New York City
U.S
Brussels
Belgium
Germany
Heidelberg University
Munich
Vienna
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Venice
Rome
France
Paris
Versailles
England
London
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Scotland
Edinburg
Hamburg
States
Elections Open For ASC Township And County Committees
Elections set from June 26 to July 7 across Iowa townships and counties. Richard Anderson chairs the county election board with Kermit Bjorke and I C Christiansen as members. Township boards nominate at least 10 community committeemen by June 11, with filings possible through June 20. voting by mail requires no stamp, ballots mailed by June 27. Eligible voters include farm owners operators and tenants participating in ASC or related price support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Ober Anderson
Thompson
Iowa
ASC Ce
Ty Asc
Pinvitters
MVC Sagt Bank
Fred Chaemen
Richard Anderson
Kermit Bjorke
Soil Conservation Service
I. C. Christiansen
Farmers Home Administration
National Farm Organizations
County Election Board
Legion to Elect New Officers Tonight
Members of Winnebago Post No 21 meet to elect officers for 1959 including Commander Vice Commander Adjutant Finance Officer Historian Chaplain Sergeant at Arms and an Executive Committeeman. Lunch will be served and a $7.50 door prize awarded. All veterans of World War II and Korea urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago Post No. 21
Justice Sullivan
Dick Weaver
Quail Stocked In Worth And Winnebago Counties
An experimental stocking of 40 adult quail was conducted in Worth and Winnebago counties this past week by State Conservation Officer Wilfrid Macheak. Quail were released at Myre Slough Jalin Kelso farm Buffalo Center Harmon Slough Rice Lake pera Tostenson farm Kensett Lea Elthon farm Fertile. The birds also helped incubate eggs for the State Game Farm Hatchery at Boone and will nest in the wild to produce broods this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Winnebago
Wilfrid Macheak
Myre Slough
Jalin
Kelso Farm
Buffalo Center
Harmon Slough
Rice Lake
Pera
Tostenson
Kensett
Lea Elthon Farm
Fertile
State Game Farm
Boone
Rain Delays Softball Schedule Across Weeks
Wet fields halted two games Monday evening and postponed the softball schedule. The season slate shows matches including Higbees, Co-op Oil Elevator, Jensvolds, and Creamery from June through August with various pairings rescheduled across dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higbees
Co-op Oil Elevator
Jensvolds
Creamery
Co-op and Elevator
Co-op Oil-Elevator
Coop Oil-Elevator
Co-op Oil-Creamery
Coop Oil- Elevator
Jensvolda
Highees
Attend Funeral Services for Aunt in Forest City
Mrs. Joe Heitland and Mrs. Emma Fisher attended graveside rites for Mrs. Will Fisher at a Forest City cemetery. Mrs. Fisher, an aunt of the Heitlands and Mr. Fisher, died in Salt Lake City, Utah, as reported in Tribune Want Ad notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heitland
Herrother
Emma. Fisher
Marlin Fisher
Thompson
Will Fisher
Forest City
Republicans Pick Buffalo Township Precinct Leaders
Buffalo Township elects 8 new Republican committeewomen led by Mrs. C L Peterson with 72 votes to 19 for Steinmetz. George A. Carman wins Republican committeeman post 50 to 38 over Albert Sleper. Democrats reelect J C Koppen and Mrs Frank Murray in Buffalo Township. William G Murray of Ames secures GOP gubernatorial nomination with 111,955 votes to 85,772 for Nicholas. Murray wins in 67 counties. in Winnebago 61 781. Mooty tops for lieutenant governor in a three way race. Miller second West third. All other GOP nominees renominated. Henry C Nelson unopposed for state representative. Lovick Democrat faces November challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township
C. L. Peterson
Buffalo Center
Tjade Steinmetz
George A. Carman
Albert Sleper
J. C. Koppen
Frank Murray
Iowa
William G. Murray
Ames
Murray
W. H. Nicholas
Mason City
Nicholas
Winnebago County
William Murray
Herschel C. Loveless
Ottumwa
Loveless
Edward J. McManus
Keokuk
McManus
W. L. Mooty
Grundy Center
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Alan West
Sac City
Miller
Buffalo Townships
Mooty
West
Henry C. Nelson
Forest City
Harry Lovick
Thompson
Republican Nominee Waggoner Wins Sixth District Nomination
Robert E. Waggoner of Fort Dodge won the Republican nomination for Congress in the Sixth District after a three way race. He polled 12,232 votes, Curtis G. Riehm 6,888, and Jacob Grimstead 4,736. Waggoner will oppose Democrat Merwin Coad in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Waggoner
Fort Judge
Waggoner
Curtis G. Riehm
Garner
Jacob. Grimstead
Lake Mills
Opose
Merwin Coad
Boone
Delegates Named for County Conventions in Buffalo Township
After the primary, Buffalo Township Republicans selected George A. Carman Albert Sleper Earl Ostrander Mrs C L Peterson K H Elman John Feldick Harm Shortenhaus John Sleper and Tjode Steinmetz to attend the Forest City convention on Friday June 27 at 10 am Democrats chose George Beaving Frank Murray Mrs Frank Schliefer Tom Bosma Mrs J C Koppen Mrs R Murray Charles Murray and L P Miller as their delegates to the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township
Forest City
George A. Carman
Albert Sleper
Earl Ostrander
C. L. Peterson
K. H. Elman
John Feldick
Harm Shortenhaus
John Sleper
Tjode Steinmetz
George Beaving
Frank Murray
Frank Schliefer
Tom Bosma
J. C. Koppen
Mra. R. Murray
Charles Murray
L. P. Miller
Voters approve conservation board in Winnebago County
In Winnebago County a primary election result shows 1020 yes to 813 no for forming a Freeman Conservation Board. Buffalo township backed the measure 72 to 46 while Grant Leland Lincoln Linden Mt Valley Newton and Scarville-Logan townships voted against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Freeman Conservation Board
Buffalo Township
Grant
Leland
Lincoln
Linden
Mt. Valley
Newton
Scarville- Logan
New School Bus Signs Erected In Iowa
The Iowa State Highway Commission announced new school bus warning signs were erected Tuesday May 27 at 600 locations along the state highway system. The signs mark unlawfully passing a stopped school bus from either direction and were endorsed by the Governor’s Safety Coordinating Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Highway Commission
Governor's Safety Coordinating Committee
Highway Commission
Branstad Edges Cooper in Winnebago County Attorney Race
In a tight Republican primary, Nels W. Branstad defeats Elliott F. Cooper by 891 to 846, a 45 vote margin. Buffalo Center cast 47 for Branstad and 46 for Cooper as county turnout totaled 1,753, about a quarter of typical voting. Cooper may pursue an Independent bid in November due to the close result and light turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Nels W. Branstad
Elliott F. Cooper
Buffalo Center
Branstad
Cooper
Memorial Day Address At Burt Bay
Murray spoke at Memorial Day exercises at the American Legion Hall in Burt Friday forenoon. A light drizzle marred cemetery ceremonies as attendees observed the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Murray
American Legion Hall
Burt
To Summer in Oregon with Grandfather in Hillsboro
John Costigan left by train last Friday May 30 to spend the summer with his grandfather Selmer Bye at Hillsboro Oregon. A Sunday phone call said he arrived in Portland at 8:15 that morning and the weather kept him from seeing much of the mountains due to cloudiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costigan
Selmer Bye
Hillsboro
Oregon
John
Portland
Two Supervisors Renominated for Local District Seats
Henry Hofbauer won the Democratic renomination for District Three for a term starting January 2, 1960. No Republican candidate filed. In District Two, Republican Nels B. Dolen was renominated and received 445 votes to 206 for Harry Helgeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ¥. Hofbauer
Nels B. Dolen
Harry Helgeson
Buffalo Township Nominates Republican Candidates
The Buffalo township Republicans named candidates in the Monday Primary. For Township Trustee term starting Jan 2 1959 Bert C Meyers won 21 votes with one write in for Jasper Dohlman and John Teig. For term starting Jan 2 1960 A J Hartman won 20 votes, Edgar Ricks and Fred Hippen received one write in. For Township Clerk John Feldick won 23 votes, Robert Bronlewee got a write in. Democrats had no candidates for these offices. K E H Elman was nominated for Justice of Peace Buffalo Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township
Bert C. Meyers
Jasper Dohlman
John Teig
A. J. Hartman
Edgar Ricks
Fred Hippen
John Feldick
Robert Bronlewee
K. E H. Elman
Justice of Peace
Legion Auxiliary To Meet June 11
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. Jim Murray on Wednesday evening June 11. This is the first meeting for the new date on the second Wednesday of the month with Mrs. Earl Murray assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Jim Murray
Earl Murray
Completes Course In Public Health Nursing
Mrs. Larry Costigan has completed another extension course on Public Health Nursing offered by the University of Minnesota. The program covers school nursing tuberculosis care diabetes heart chronic illness aged cancer and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Costigan
University of Minn
Caylers Plan Gamble Store Opening at Manly
Mr and Mrs Richard Cayler announce a Gamble Store opening in Manly Town in July. They have rented a brick Main street building 25 by 90 feet with a prime location. Dick Cayler will attend a Gamble training school this month as the company helps install modern fixtures. The Caylers also offer their local tavern for sale and several residential lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cayler
Gamble
Manly
Town
Main Street
Gamble Company
Caylets
The
Tribune
Masons Buy Iowa Theatre Building for New Meeting Hall
Naii Lodge No. 570 of the Masonic Order in Buffalo Center votes to purchase the old Iowa Theatre building and remodel it into a new meeting place. Remodeling will start soon and provide a fine lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naii Lodge No. 570
Masonic Order
Buffalo Center
Iowa Theatre
Masons
FFA Boys On Yellowstone Trip
Darwin Jones and three senior FFA members depart Monday for a sightseeing loop to the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park. Students Gary Friesenberg Harold Eisenmann and Martyn Hassebroek will cook for themselves and camp out at nights weather permitting and plan to return in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Jones
FFA
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Gary Friesenberg
Harold Eisenmann
Martyn Hassebroek
Three Buffalo Center youths earn Luther College BA degrees
Three Buffalo Center young men were among the 191 to receive Bachelor of Arts degrees at Luther College Decorah Iowa Monday morning June 2. The graduates were Ronald J Jordahl Robert A Nelson and Floyd G Winter. Dr Seth C Eastwold president of Pacific Lutheran College Parkland Washington delivered the address and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Ronald J. Jordahl
Robert A. Nelson
Floyd G. Winter
Seth C. Eastwold
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland, Washington
Past Presidents to Meet of American Legion Auxiliary
Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet next Tuesday evening June 10 at the home of Mrs Harm Shortenhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harm Shortenhaus
Girl's 4 H Rally Day June 7 4 H event speakers and contests
Bob Butler an International Farm Youth Exchange student from Worth County will headline the Winnebago County Girl's 4-H Rally Day on June 7 at Thompson High School. The program includes vocal contests Country Girl's Creed and Better Groomed Girl contests with a noon lunch and LEYE songs and discussions. County officers will be elected and an honorary 4-H member will be initiated before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Butler
International Farm
Worth County
Winnebago County
Butler
Panama
Thompson High School
Le.y.e
Car Wrecked After Crash Into Parked Car Near Titonka
At about 12 40 p m last Saturday Ted Aukes and his wife drove west on a blacktop road east of Titonka and struck a parked car owned by Harms of Titonka, tipping into a ditch and wrecking his car. Mrs Aukes suffered cuts and bruises while Ted had cuts and dental injuries as Clarence Brandt rushed Mrs Aukes to Dr Lesiak in Titanka for care. Both occupants were uninjured in the other cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Ted Aukes
Mr Harms
Titenka
Ben Isenbrand
Ted
Aukes
Harms
Isenbrand
Mrs. Aukes
Clarence Brandt
Berhows Take Over Cafe at Korte Corner
Merle and Mrs. Berhow of Minneapolis assume control of the Korte Corner Cafe on June 1 and will operate the same offerings meals lunches short orders soft drinks ice cream candy and cigarettes. Merle invites former patrons and local friends to support the business. Tribune WANT ADS note: words priced per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Berhow
Minneapolis
Merle
John Korte
Buffalo Center Hospital Notes May 27 to June 2
Hospital notes from Buffalo Center list admissions and dismissals for patients from Thompson Thompson Lakota Titonka Buffalo Center Scarville and Forest City. Privately noted births include a son for Mr and Mrs David Farrow of Ledyard and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ray Hippen of Buffalo Center with weights 7 lb 12 oz and 7 lb 11 oz respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Harding
Thompson
Darley Goranson
Buffalo Center
Abbe Abben
Philip Jon
Titanka
Lawrence Lewis
Lakota
Olaf Anderson
Scarville
Ellen Smith
Titonka
Jim Bosma
Ralph Wirtjes
Jim Tutton
William Amesbury
David William
George Bauman
Fred Waite
LeRoy Meyering
Woden
Frank Grimes
David Farrow
Ledyard
Frank Murray
Donald Krull
Sandra Rae
David Stowe
Osalis
Minnesota
Penals Brass
Lenora Kiewier
Marvin Weaver
Ray Harringa
Forest City
Ray Hippen
F. E. Mastin
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Any Winnebagounty Farmers Soil Bank
Europe
Dick Elman
Barbara
Michael
Omaha, Neb
Ray Elman
Merlyn Elman
Legion
Vfw-American Legion
Boyd Jordal
Charles DeVries
Robert Friis
Paul Kurt
Keith Sheimo
Vincent Steinberg
Bob Weaver
Alvin
Edward Winter
George Winter
Gene Bohl
VFW
Merlin Spieker
Howard Drake
Dick Bohl
Ray Murray
Gerald DeVries
Ray
Walt Hansen
Albert Bohl
W. G. Murray
William G.murrey
Congress
Conservation Board
Calvin Lundberg
Scott
Legion Auxiliary
Caylers
Masons Purchase Theatre
Yellowstone
Berhow
Buffalo Center Hospital
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