Three Have Degrees In SUI Ceremonies
Three former Buffalo Center Community Schools students earned degrees at State University of Iowa in Iowa City on May 20 as 2 574 conferees marked the largest honors graduation at SUI. Kent Winter received a PhD in Education, Kalman Kroack earned a DDS, and Mark Edwards earned a BSPharm in Pharmacy.
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Buffalo Center
State University of Towa
Towa City
Sue
Kent Winter
Espel Winter
Kalman Kroack
K. J. Kroack
Three Young Men Earn UNI Degrees
Commencement exercises at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls Friday, June 4, saw 1,174 candidates for degrees across the university. Hoy Johnson earned a BA in Spanish and Upper Elementary Education, Pete Wessels received a BA in Business Education, and Robert Wilson earned a BA in Geology amid a move to multiple ceremonies due to limited facilities.
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University of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls
Hoy Johnson
Roy B. Johnson
Pete Wessels
Raymond Wessels
Robert Wilson
Tom Wilson
New Shipment of Blotters Arrives at Tribune Office
JUST RECEIVED en shipment of blotters featuring Beight new colors for Tribune Office use.
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New Colors
Tribune
Wake Break Coffee Stop Feeds 2500 at Memorial Bay Intersection
About 2500 men women and children used the Wake Break at the Memorial Bay edge of Garner to curb accidents. Serving ran from Friday evening to Monday midnight with 212 dozen cookies 30 gallons of milk and 20 pounds of coffee. Local groups including Garner churches Chamber of Commerce Civic groups REC Lumber Yard Creamery aided the project. The North Central Iowa CB Radio Club staffed the 24 hour operation from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. for continuous communications.
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Garner
Chamber of Commerce
REC
North Central
Inwa CB Radio Club
Democrats Set Saturday Focus At Wartburg College
Democrats gather at Wartburg College for a day long Committee of the Whole meeting with Second District Congressman Culver among participants. The event features state and national issue discussions, questions for lawmakers and potential 1972 candidates, and a $2 registration at Neuman Chapel.
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John GC. Culver
Wartburg College
Robert Ross
Jean, Haugland
Ross
Haugland
Culver
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Paul Franzenburg
Amos
William Gannon
Des Moines
Charles Uban
Vernon Ewell
Ated
Ken Scott
Thornton
Lyle E. Taylor
James Skaine
Cedar Falls
Ewell
Cil Larson
Neuman
Wartburg
Extension leaders tour campus and research farms visit
Members of the extension council toured the campus and several research farms in the morning. An afternoon program featured addresses by Iowa State University President W. Robert Parks, Student Body President Steve Zumbach, and Extension Dean Marvin Anderson.
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Extension Council
Towa State University
W. Robert Parks
Steve Zumbach
Marvin Anderson
Two Young Men Honored in Senate Service and Tax Bill Talks
Senator Wayne Keith commends Mickey Sheehan of Humboldt as Assistant Bill Clerk and Tim Ley of Lakota as Lieutenant Governor Jepsen’s page. Both plan medical careers and are praised for service. He notes House Senate Conference on the tax bill reached agreement but not released, praising all members for hard work and promising balanced review.
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Senate
Mickey Sheehan
Humboldt
Tim Ley
Lakota
Jepsen
Tim
House-Senate
House
Senate Subcommittee Chair Details Finalizing Appropriations
The subcommittee chairman notes seven appropriation bills moved on the Senate floor on Thursday. He cites two major concerns for Senators before adjournment: re apportionment and closing the session so members can go home.
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Subcommittee
Senate
Ostermann Oster mann attend Kettwick family reunion in Minonk
Mr and Mrs John Ostermann of Lapote Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Mimner Ostermann of Elmore Minnesota traveled Saturday June 5 to Minonk to join the Kettwick family reunion. About sixty relatives attended including Lena Richts a sister of Lucy Ostermann and the four Kettwick uncles all over 80 years old. The visit included other relatives and a trip by the Millers to Colorado Springs for graduation events May 27.
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Donald Berhow
Madison Lake
Janesville
Minnesota
Don
Don Bell
Thompson
St. Paul
Myrtis
John Ostermann
Lapote
Mimner Ostermann
Elmore
Minonk
Linns
Kettwick
Honiday
Lena Richts
Lucy Ostermann
Kethyick
Colorado
John Zurbining
Fort Morgan
Lakota Socials Span Weekend Visitors and Graduation
Lakota locals hosted visitors from Minnesota and Iowa over Saturday and Sunday including Steven Bernd Lyle Gabler Adolph Berndt Melvin Iverson Ronald Johannsen and Joann Johnson. Bradley Reed graduated from Fort Dodge Stadium on Tuesday June 1 with a reception at Mr and Mrs Mat Nelson's home. Terry Krominga is set to complete his sophomore schooling.
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Carroll Jenkins, Sr
Henry Steenhard
Bradley Reed
Fort Dodge Stadium
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mat Nelson
Terry Krominga
Weekend Visits and Graduation Ties Across Iowa and Minnesota
Families from Ledyard and nearby towns traveled to Des Moines for Boys State at Camp Dodge and attended Baccalaureate services. Extended visits included Amanas sightseeing and stays at the Ranney and Stroebel homes. Multiple gatherings marked Memorial Day and graduation season with kin from Buffalo Center, Swea City, Algona, and Bloomington, Minnesota.
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Dakle Peterson
Paul Paterson
Mark Munger
Ledyard
Des Moines
Boys’ State
Camp Dodge
Peterson
Amanas
Guttenbirg
Iowa
Ed Ranney
Ruth Ranney
John Ranney
Pate Smidt
Mark Smidt
Albert Kramersmeyer
William Steen
Beverly
Buffalo Center
Jasper Smidt
Frauke Schadendorf
Gary Meyer
Dietrich
Lakota
Dorothy Koppen
Nicksen
Buffalo Center Hospital
Alban Andersen
Emma Anderson
Houston
Minnesota
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Ricky Heetland
Wayne Heetland
Bloomington
ISU Extension Council members visit Iowa State University
Five Winnebago County Extension Council members spent Tuesday May 25 visiting teaching and research facilities at Iowa State University Ames. Participants included Ty Carlson Stanley Stover Robert Knudt sot John Bruhns Melvin Sanden and Extension Director Richard Anderson. The one day event occurs every two or three years to give council members from across the state a closer look at university resources and added insight into Cooperative Extension Service programs and goals.
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Winnebago County
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