Klemesrud Levison Helgren Winnebago GOP Nominees
In Winnebago County primaries Klemesrud and Levison were renominated for State Representative and County Treasurer respectively. Klemesrud led with 1588 votes to Palmer 916, while Levison scored 144 to Skutle 1085. Helgren of Thompson won the Supervisor 3rd District with 405 over Huber 28. Stowe 166, Doden 62, Feldick 29 were other nominees. Ernest Nelson won District 1 Supervisor renomination 694 to 242. Total county votes 3441 with 3054 Republican and 387 Democratic. Buffalo township cast 289 Republican and 57 Democratic. Results list state race totals and county outcomes, noting Beardsley and other statewide results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, Klemesrud
Henry M. Levison
Winnebago County
Klemesrud
Palmer
Levison
Skutle
Helegren
Thompson
Huber
Stowe
Doden
Feldick
Helgren
Wm. Hamilton
Buffalo Center
Ernest Nelson
Louie Helm
Buffalo Township
U. S
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Harry B. Thompson
Earl F. Wisdom
Nelson G. Kraschel
Albert J. Loveland
Alvin P. Meyer
Ernest John Seemann
W. M. Shaw
Tee
Otha D. Wearing
William S. Beardsley
Myron J. Bennett
Lester S. Gillette
Richard V. Lee
J. Kendall Lynes
W. H. Nicholas
Iver Christoffersen
Melvin D. Synhorst
Mary S. Kelleher
Chet B. Akers
Edna C. Lawrence
Neil B. Little
M. L. Abrahamson
John H. Cruickshank
George W. Hesalroad
Edward J. Kaliemyn
Czechoslovakia Talk Highlight Rural Women's Day
Mrs. Marie Vitek, a Cedar Rapids resident born in Czechoslovakia, will speak on her homeland at Thompson Friday evening June 9. Hancock County Rural Women's Chorus directed by Paul Shurtz will perform and plans include a massed chorus for the Sesquicentennial in Washington D C. Other program items include invocations, pledges, mixed readings, exhibits on Family Living, and a pot luck supper at 7 o'clock with coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Vitek
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Vitek
Czechoslovakia
Hancock County Rural Women’s Chorus
Paul Shurtz
Washington
D. C
Oliver Seim
Albert Borg
Grover Stover
The
United Nations
C. C. Inman
District Farm Bureau
Ruth Ness
Clifford Ewing
Mabel Mattison
Jack Livercn
Farm Bureau
Hospital Notes June 1 to June 6 entries
Hospital notes from June 1 through June 6 list multiple admissions and dismissals. Names include Lyle Haag, Mrs. Rademaker, Cecil Meyer, Donald Hanson, Mrs. McDowell and son, Ronald Perry, Duane Veach, Bruno Korte, Epko Johnson, Dennis Becker, Mrs. Warern Dodd and George Anderson, Lester E. Helland newborn, Eldon Schutter, A. M. Gilbert, Mrs. Weert Asche, Miss Barbara Koppen, and Lawrence John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Haag
Ledyard
Fred Rademaker
Woden
Cecil Meyer
Lakota
Donald Hanson
Percy McDowell
Ronald Perry
Fort Dodge
Duane Veach
Bruno Korte
Epko Johnson
Dennis Becker
Warern Dodd
George Anderson
Forest City
Lester E. Helland
Eldon Schutter
Titonka
A. M. Gilbert
Weert Asche
Carl Skilbred
Lawrence John
Barbara Koppen
Legion Auxiliary Elects Sally Claasen President
The American Legion Auxiliary held a June meeting with a ceremonial flag dedication for two new flags the National Colors and Unit flag. Officers for the coming year were announced led by President Sally Claasen with a treasurer report and nominating committee updates. Poppy sales raised 134.63 for charity and a luncheon closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Unit
Ada Wabben
Lena Glorfeld
Isabel VanHoose
Katherine Carman
Darlene Friesenberg
Carrie Price
Winnebago County
Grace Shortenhaus
America
Dolores Gilbert
Cleo Herem
Sally Clasen
Iva Claassen
Ethel Winter
Louise Hanson
Marie Morgan
June Fisk
Jeanne Murray to Make Trip to Rome
Miss Jeanne Murray will spend six weeks abroad this summer under National Federation of Catholic College Students sponsorship. The St. Theresa College, Winona Minnesota, student leaves June 16 from Chicago with four peers to sail June 18 on the U S S Roma via Le Havre Paris Lourdes Nice Monte Carlo Florence Assisi and Rome. Holy Year services include an audience with the Pope before returning via Paris Le Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Murray
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Frank Murrray
Jeanne
St. Theresa College
Winona
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
le Havre
France
Paris
Lourdes
Bernadotte
Nice
Monte Carlo
Alps
Italy
Florence
Assisi
St. Francis of the Birds
Rome
St. Theresa’s
Buffalo Center High School
Bison
Miss Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Growth and Softball Plans Highlight Census
Buffalo Center reports a 19 percent population rise from 911 in 1940 to 1,084 in 1950 and notes county growth leaders. A new Fredericks Johnson All Stars softball team forms with players Ted Fredericks and Roy Johnson, joining a league including Honken Imp Co, Coop Elevator, Jensvold Inc, and VFW Warriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fredericks
Roy B. Johnson
Honkens
Jensvolds
Elevator
VFW
VFW Warriors
Ramsey
Honken
Titonka
Swea City
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Britt
Belmond
Winnebago County
Forest City
Rake
Thompson
Lake Mills
Leland and Scarvyille
Notice on cigarette beer permits and water bill due dates
Applications for cigarette and beer permits must be filed at the City Clerk's office on or before June 15. Water bills are due on or before June 16 at the City Clerk's office to avoid penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Guyer
J. J. Guyer
Fire Destroys Part Of Ubben Farm Home
A rural fire crew of eight and local volunteers quickly fought a Tuesday afternoon blaze at John Ubben’s farm. The roof and upper story were largely ruined, but most of the home and upstairs furniture were saved. Water shortages were mitigated by pickup truck tanks drawing from neighboring farms. damage exceeds a thousand dollars, but the Ubben family praises the rural truck and crew for their efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ubben
Ing Farms
Missionfest Friday at Reformed church invites public
The community is invited to Missionfest services on Friday June Sth at the Reformed church with three services at 10:30 am 2:00 pm and 7:45 pm. Rev Joseph R Esther a former China missionary 1942 49 and Hope College alumnus will deliver the featured message. Other church speakers are noted in the church notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church
Joseph R. Esther
China
Esther
Hope College
Michigan
Biblical Seminary
New York
First Reformed Church of
Buffalo
Reformed Church Notes
Cavett Erickson Wed In Thompson Minnesota Church
On Sunday June 4 1950 Miss Anla Mae Cavett daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cavett Osage Minnesota and Eugene Erickson son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Erickson Thompson were married at 4 pm in Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Thompson, with a single ring service. The couple will live on a farm near Thompson. Attending relatives and friends included Ervin Erickson Charles Cavett and others from Thompson and Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anla Mae Cavett
Charles Cavett
Osage
Minnesota
Eugene Erickson
Ervin Erickson
Thompson
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. F. Guldberg
Donna Gunderson
Jerry Stout
Charles Rhubee
Rhubee
Thompson High School
Norman
Robert
Muriel Larson
David
Walter Hanson
Notice to Band Members Cancels Rehearsals Due to Illness
A town notice states there will be no band rehearsal Thursday evening and no band concert Saturday evening because the new band director Duane Veach is ill. Members attending the Band Festival at Mason City should report for rehearsal Monday evening June 12 at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Veach
Mason City
Appreciation Note for Hospital Visit and Care
Mrs. Frederick Jordahl thanks everyone for cards and visits during hospitalization. She also expresses gratitude to Dr. Dolmage and the nurses for their fine care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dolmage
Frederick Jordahl
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Paul B.norris
Jessie M. Parker
Ellen Hartnett
James I. Dolliver
Maurice O'Reilly
D. Offringa
Robert L. Larson
Bernard A. Brown
Harold J. Fleck
APT
Oscar G. Narum
David O. Skutle
Gale McClean
Treasuer
H. G. Lundberg
Maurice Monson
Elvina Steinberger
Nels W. Branstad
Legion Auxiliary
Soft Ball
Lynn Friesenberg
Schoon and
Elman
Missionfest
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