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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

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Monson Nominated for Sheriff in Winnebago County

Maurice Monson, World War II veteran, won the Republican nomination for sheriff of Winnebago County with 1893 votes, against Johnston's 1175, amid 35 percent turnout. Carl Kiewiet secured the Democratic nomination to oppose him in the fall. County Treasurer Henry Levison nosed out Helmer Swenson by 18 votes, 1490 to 1472. Other incumbents and nominees including Narum, Weible, Peterson, Lundberg, and district supervisors were listed with vote totals. total county primary turnout was 3135 Republicans and 208 Democrats.

Maurice Monson Winnepbago County Monson Johnston Carl Kiewiet Kiewiet Henry Levison Helmer J. Swenson Levison Swenson Oscar G. Narum Dudely Weible Narum Mike C. Wheeler Weible Nels Branstad Branstad Joseph T. Peterson Harmon G. Lundberg Nels Dolen Johnson Grotewold John Huber Harm Shortenhaus Joe Limberg John Feldick Buffalo Amos Wempen Buffalo Township Wm. Kiewier Fred Hippen Irving Wessels Robert Blue Frank Miles Theo Klemesrud Ira Link Winnebago County

Winnebago County Soil District Referendum June 8

Voters owning three or more acres outside incorporated areas may vote at City Hall Buffalo Center Forest City Lake Mills Lake Lake Scarville Thompson from 4 to 9 p m on Saturday June 8. Six nominees G W Goodnight Carl Gustafson D H Kroeze J A Liveren Henry Nelson Harm Shortenhaus listed.

Winnebago County Soil District Buffalo Center Court House Forest City Lake Mills Lake Scarville Thompson G. W. Goodnight Eden Township Carl Gustafson Mt. Valley Township D. H. Kroeze Norway Township J. A. Liveren Lincoln Township Henry Nelson Harm

Fishing Was Good and Not So Good Near Nathome

Harry Honken and Clarence Gjerstad fished Island Lake near Nathome Minnesota and reported a very good outing with a full limit. J J Kopp and others sent two boxes of fine fish from Lake Kabatogama Minnesota after a week away. G L Costigan and companions returned from Leech Lake Minnesota noting decent catches but snow began Friday while fishing.

Harry Honken Clarence Gjerstad Island Lake Nathome Minn J. J. Kopp Loran Kopp Roy Hum Jack Hum Leo Heiman J. C. Koppen Lake Kabatogama G. L. Costigan Ted A. Weaver Carl Christensen Mike Akkerman Dick Murra Leech, Lake Minnesota

Auxiliary Meets Thursday At City Hall

The American Legion Auxiliary holds a business meeting on Thursday evening June 6 at City Hall with officers to be elected for the coming year. Plans for the County meeting on June 12 to be hosted locally will be discussed. Refreshments will be served by Ethel Heiman and Iva Claassen.

American Legion Auxiliary Ethel Heiman Iva Claassen

Ennen siblings visit brother stationed in Washington Navy Yard

Jeanette and Markley Ennen left Tuesday night for Washington D C to visit their brother Sp 1 C John H Ennen who is stationed there with the U S Navy at the nation s capital.

Jeanette Markley Ennen Washington, D. C Sp. 1-C John H. Ennen U. S. Navy

Homemaking Girls Sponsor Nursery School Program

The 9th and 10th grade Home making girls invited 3 to 5 year old children to their nursery school held every morning from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Monday through Friday May 27 to 31. The program included blocks, colors, music, hikes, games, stories and lunch. Supervising the fifteen children were Ramona Aykes, Helen Berhow, Betty Bosma, Ruth Bosma, Lillian DeBoer, Evelyn Dodd, Darleen Geerdes, Virginia Gilbert, Ramona Haselroth, Shirley Haselroth, Sadie Honken, Beth Ham, Sharon Jasperson, Arla Johnson, Mavis Johnson, Elsie Knutson, Ruthie Livergren, Norman Loos, Jane Schaffer, Marjorie Schmidt, Virginia Smith, Shirley Steinberg, Margaret Teidens, Elaine VanGerpen, Myrtie Weaver, Jean Wessels and Betty Vahnke.

Ramona Aykes Helen Berhow Betty Ruth Bosma Lillian DeBoer Evelyn Dodd Darleen Geerdes Virginia Gilbert Ramona Shirley Haselroth Sadie Honken Beth Ham Sharon Jasperson Arla Mavis Johnson Elsie Marie Knutson Ruthie Livercn Norman Loos Jane Schafer Marjorie Schmidt Virginia Smith Shirley Steinberg Margaret Teidens Elaine VanGerpen Myrtie Weaver Jean Wessels Betty Vahnke

Kathryn Griffen Receives Nursing Diploma

Kathryn Griffen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Griffen, received her nursing diploma Sunday from St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Mason City. Attending were the Griffens, Mr and Mrs Alfred Adams and son, and guests Mr and Mrs Frank Singer of Chicago.

Kathryn Griffen Bryan Griffen St Joseph Mercy Hospital Mason City Alfred Adams and Son Frank Singer Chicago, Ill

Appreciation note from Adolph Hartman at Dolmage Hospital

Adolph Hartman thanks neighbors for help during hospitalization at Dolmage Hospital and expresses gratitude for cards letters and visits. A note mentions a chicken dinner at Pete and Miff's Cafe next Sunday for all.

Dolmage Hospital Adolph Hartman Pete & Miff’s Cafe

Dolmage Hospital Notes Dismissals and Birth in Elmore Area

Dolmage Hospital records list several dismissals after treatments on Friday and Saturday. A seven pound eleven ounce boy, Leslie Mark, was born Saturday June 1 to Mr and Mrs Leslie Gibler of Elmore. A daughter Ann Catherine weighing 6 pound 12 ounce was born Sunday June 2 to Mr and Mrs E A Carpenter of Elmore Minnesota. Multiple ad m issions for minor operations occurred in Lakota Woden St Ansgar Thompson Frost and Britt along with other minor and major operations and discharges through Wednesday. James and Warren Overlie of Thompson were admitted Wednesday for minor operations. Willie Murra was discharged Wednesday after a major operation.

Fred Korte Son Britt Raymond Steenblock Shirley Jean Osterman Woden John Wabben Lewis Junkemeir Elmore Minn Howard Bosma Leslie Mark Leslie Gibler Wm. Boeckholt Arlena Quaday Lakota Goodwin Peterson Ann Catherine Dennis Iverson Thompson Shirley Ankeny Phyllis Fleming St. Ansgar Darlene Ennen Don Christ Elbert Sandberg Baby Son James and Warren Overlie Willie Murra

Navy Man Teddy Fredericks Visits Home on Leave

U S Navy seaman Teddy Fredericks, stationed in San Diego, arrived Wednesday to spend an eight day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Ted Fredericks.

Teddy Fredericks U. S. Navy San Diego California Ted Fredericks

First Band Concert Death Claims Two of the Season

The Band Mothers plan a June 8 community event to raise funds and display displays of instruments pictures and music stands as two local citizens Mrs Lammert Hippen and Mr Herman Pookes die within a week. Band members will sell tags and rehearse Thursday. obituaries to follow next week.

George Beaving L. P. Miller BE. E. Freeman Lammert Hippen First Reformed Church Olena Mound Cemetery Herman Pookes Here First Baptist Church

County Federated Club Picnic Set for June 4 at Rice Lake

The County Federated Club picnic will be held at the Rice Lake Club House on June 4 at 12 30. Bring a covered dish and silverware with sandwiches. Golf in the afternoon and other entertainments offered. Literary Circle members should contact Mrs C L Peterson Mrs Hovland or Mrs Bob Hoiland before Monday June 10.

County Federated Club Rice Lake Club House C. L. Peterson Hovland Bob Hoiland

American Legion Meeting Postponed to June 13

The regular American Legion meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 6, has been postponed to Thursday, June 13. The committee plans to serve fried spring chicken, so Legionnaires should plan to attend.

American Legion

Buffalo Center pool opens season with guards and lessons

The swimming pool in Buffalo Center opens for the season. Lloyd Coomes is hired as lifeguard and swimming instructor. Lessons will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m.

Buffalo Center Lloyd Coomes

Gratitude for Support After Dolmage Hospital Stay

Mrs. George Steinberg thanks friends and relatives for kind deeds during her family’s hospital stay at Dolmage. She also appreciates cards flowers and visits. Lost a black and gold Parker pen, reward offered, leave at Tribune.

Dolmage Hospital George Steinberg Tribune

4-H Day Rally At Thompson

4 H Girls of Winnebago County host their annual Rally Day at Thompson high school gym Friday afternoon and evening June 7. Registration at 1 30 Call to order Merrily we sing annual business meeting reports by local club presidents group singing election of county officers announcements rehearsal 8 00 picnic supper 8 00 call to order singing installation of new officers honoring our leaders talk C E Judd pantry shelf of food preservation etc.

Winnebago County Thompson High School Phyllis Goranson C. E. Judd Grant Gleaners King T. N. T Buffalo Roosters Eden Farmerettes Forest Hustlers Stars of Courtesy Mt. Valley Nimble Fingers March of Gifts Center Rice Lake

Field Expert at Lincoln Meeting

O N LaFolletty executive secretary of the Institute of Iowa presided as principal speaker at the evening program. Haroldson of the Milling Company discussed feeds for processors and dealers in Iowa, outlining feed price trends and market information.

O. N. LaFolletty Institute of Iowa Rincipal Haroldson Rake Cooperative 3 Milling Company Mr. Work Iowa

Fragmentary OCR Numbers and Codes Featured in Page

A string of odd sequences and numeric codes appears across the OCR fragment, including 168 649 1456 187 660 367 729 1988 and other numbers. No coherent news event or named entities are readable from the excerpt.

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