Two Bound Over to Grand Jury For Drunken Driving
Ernest Gagner of Minneapolis was bound over to the grand jury on a drunken driving charge after a patrol stop west of Lake Mills. Joe Throntwell of Scarville was similarly bound over after a Sheriff’s Office arrest at Scarville. An accident report noted a 1937 car driven by Rupert Gelner rolled over near Forest City, with minor injuries to the driver. Seven marriage licenses were issued, listing seven couples. Administrators were appointed for two estates, and will filings and numerous real estate transfers were recorded. New car owners paid use tax, and the county Board of Supervisors met for regular session including D. D. Lateral No. 4 setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Gagner
Minneapolis
Minn
Highway Patrol
Lake Mills
Grand Jury
Joe Throntwell
Scarville
Sheriff's Office
Monson
Rupert Gelner
Forest City
Richard Ellwood
Doris Kvale
Richard Coxson
Ferne Ellingson
Wallace E. Johnson
Shirley L. Helvick
Byron Hauge
Marion Widdell
Patrick H. Stokes
Mary Carlson
Conrad B. Steffenson
Eleanor Tweeten
Palmer T. Olson
Lorraine Robinson
Joe Flo
Royden Ulve
Vernon Ulve
Elsworth Ulva
Magnus Hylthak
County Recorder
Kenneth Severson
Forest City Produce Co
Chevrolet
Robert Rawlings
Woden
Palmer G. Hovland
Plymouth
Mulford M. Johnson
Diamond
Edward G. Rieken
Kaiser
O.R. Gunderson
Buick
Elmer B. Rhubee
Buffalo Center
Dick Blair
Ford
John Schaeffer
Leland
Dale Rodberng
C. C. Engebretson
Thompson
Studebaker
Board of Supervisors
D. D
Graduates Told Of Army Schooling Options
Local high school graduates of the past three years are invited to a June 21 meeting at the American Legion Room hosted by the W. F. W. Post to learn about choosing an army school. An Army Recruiting Sergeant will explain enrollment and the draft bill context. Attending does not bind the applicant to join the army. A local ad promotes the Dexter Twin-Tub washing machine at John and Jerry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. W. Post
American Legion Room
Army
Clare Donnelly Given Military Burial
Funeral services for Corporal Clare Leo Donnelly known as Mike were held at Schutter Funeral Home with Rev Elmer Peterson in charge. A military burial was given by Winnebago Post No 21 of The American Legion. Born August 26 1908 in Buffalo Center he lived in Winnebago Minnesota before returning to Buffalo Center. He worked at Snell Pharmacy 14 years and served as Army pharmacist after 1942. He died July 25 1945 in North India after an appendectomy. Surviving wife Eleanor Lois Donnelly and siblings Arthur and Dolores attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mike* Donnelly
Mike” Donnelly
Schutter Funeral Home
Elmer Peterson
Winnebago Post No. 21
American Legion
Corp
Clare Leo Donnelly
Buffalo Center
Mike
Leo
Lois Donnelly
Winnebago
Minnesota
Arthur
Pat
Dolores
Snell Pharmacy
Estherville
Iowa
Rexall
Army
Donnelly
Key Field
Meridan
Mississippi
Eleanor, Rokusek
Birmingham
Alabama
Camp Barkley
Texas
Assam
North India
Eleanor
Yankton
South Dakota
Leslie Nielson
Rock Rapids
New Pharmacist joins Beste's Drug Store in town
Mr. Clarence Zajicek of Brooklyn South Dakota started work Monday as pharmacist at the Beste Drug Store after graduating from South Dakota State College of Pharmacy. His wife and two children will move here Sunday and they have rented the upstairs apartment at the Melvin Lei brand home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Zajicek
Brooklyn
South Dakota
Beste Drug Store
Zajicek
South Dakota State College of Pharmacy
Melvin Leibrand
Final Rites for Mrs Murray Pioneer Resident Held Monday
Elizabeth Murray born Elizabeth Adelaide Smith Helmer in Canada 1863 died June 10 near Buffalo Center after long pioneer life. Funeral at Schutter Funeral Home and Methodist Church featured a choir and pallbearers Verne Bolsinger Harvey Gilbert Dr L P Miller Earl Woodcock Bennett Mitchell George Steinberg. Survived by four sons 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren with many relatives attending from Des Moines Fenton Cissna Park and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Murray
Frank
Schutter
Methodist Church
Elmer Peterson
Murray
Verne Bolsinger
Harvey Gilbert
L. P. Miller
Earl Woodcock
Bennett Mitchell
George Steinberg
Elizabeth Adelaide Smith Helmer
Shakespeare
Canada
John
Jane Smith Helmer
Adam Helmers
Elizabeth
Hamilton Providence
United States
St. Louis
Ilinois
Zion
Illinois
Onarga Seminary
John Murray
Earl
Harold
Lakota
Ray
Des Moines
Cissna Park
Chicago
Buffalo Center
Ross
Harold Beatty
Ames
Geo. Beatty
Doris
Paton
McCloskey
Jack McCloskey
Blue Earth
Minnesota
W. C. Hansen
Pete Hansen
Beat Thompson
Forest City
Ted Isaacson
Ira Link
Howard Clark
Thompson
Howard
Bill
Ted Stonecypher
Orchard
Iowa
Glen Curtis
Swea City
Ray Gordon
Leo Hymn
Elmore
Buffalo Center Band Selected to Give Concert
The Buffalo Center High School band will play at the North Town Band Festival in Mason City on Tuesday June 22. They enter the morning parade at 11 with Miss Juanita Wessels driving in an open car as Miss North Iowa and Miss Buffalo Center. The band performs a special concert in Central Park in the afternoon and participates in the massed band finale at Roosevelt Field. Rehearsals are scheduled Thursday evening at 7 30 for marching and 8 10 to 9 00 for concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
North Town
Mason City
Juanita Wessels
North Iowa
Central Park
Roosevelt Field
Band to Give Concert Here Saturday Night
The Buffalo Center Band presents its third summer concert next Saturday evening in June. The program includes overtures and waltzes such as Bearn Eroica Beethoven Dream Days and Woodland Serenade. Also on the bill are His Honor Filmore Til See You In My Dreams The Whiffenpoof Song Orange Bowl My Wild Irish Rose and American Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Queen City
Bearn
Farmers Bank Installs Recordak at Local Bank
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank installs a Recordak motion picture machine to photograph every check daily. Films are stored in the vault and patrons can request copies by asking the cashier. It is the county’s only such device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Recordak
Bison Snatch 9 8 Victory Over Algona In Ninth
Lyle Nerdig drove a high drive in the ninth inning to score the winning runs as the Bison rallied from 9 to 7 down to edge the visiting Algona Bulldogs 9 to 8. A large season crowd watched a tense finish amid umpire and manager protests and upcoming league meeting decisions. The Bison next play Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Nerdig
Bison
Algona Bulldogs
Nerdig
Algona
Armstrong
Armstrong Boys
Forest City
Rake Boys
Swea City Cardinals
Buffalo 4-H Boys to Conduct Club Tour
Buffalo 4 H boys will conduct their annual club tour on Friday June 18 inviting all 4 H boys and girls and their dads to join. gatherings begin 8 30 a m at Community Oil Station with stops at homes of Beekman Ostrander Potter Berryhill Van Gerpen Vegge Davids Wempen Meyer and Bosma showcasing dairy cattle beef and market hogs. stock should be in good shape and record books up to date for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo 4-H
Community Oil Station
Art Beekman
Ray Ostrander
Kenneth Potter
Donald Potter
Clinton
Glenda Berryhill
Peter van Gerpen
Dennis
Ronald Vegge
Ruby Berryhill
Donald Geiken
Dallas Davids
Richard Wempen
Jack Meyer
Virgil
Richard Bosma
Boy Fractures Arm In Hay Mow Accident
Ten year old Charles Westendorf Jr. suffered a fall while playing with friends in the Theo Albers hay mow. He was taken to Dolmage hospital then Park hospital at Mason City where doctors found a fractured left elbow with the socket out of place. He will remain under observation for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Westendorf
Charles Westendorf,Jr
Theo. Albers
Dolmage Hospital
Park Hospital
Mason City
Services Today For Drowned Fort Missoula Boy
Funeral services for John Harley Folkerts nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Folkerts of the Fort Missoula faculty housing area will be held today at the Harm Feldick home at 1 30 p m then at the First Baptist Church He was drowned Saturday afternoon while playing with his dog near an irrigation ditch He was recovered from seven feet of water after nearly an hour of artificial respiration and pronounced dead by a physician The boy born June 27 1929 in Buffalo Center Iowa moved to Missoula in 1947 He is survived by his parents two grandmothers Mrs Etta Folkerts and Mrs Caroline Brevig additional details refer to local officials and the Sunday Missoulian
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harley Folkerts
Carl Folkerts
Harm Feldick
First Baptist Church
John Harley
Jackie) Folkerts
Faculty
Fort Missoula
Montana
Missoula
Jerry
Bill Baker
Robert Struckman
Ray Olson
Ray Hamilton
Bob Jensen
Police Department
Clare Kern
Jensen
Jackie
Buffalo Center
Iowa
Etta Folkerts
Caroline Brevig
Port Orchard
Washington
Hospital Notes From Dolmage Report June Major and Minor Surgeries
Dolmage Hospital notes list admissions and discharges from June 10 to 16. Doreen and Gregory Harmon and Allan Nelson of Lakota underwent minor operations and were discharged Friday. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Marion Jensen on Sunday June 13 and a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Edwards on Tuesday June 15. both infants weighed 5 pounds 4 ounces and 8 pounds 11 ounces respectively. Several patients underwent major operations with subsequent discharges including Mrs M L Brown and daughter, Mr Carl Miller of Lakota, Janet Pingle of Ledyard, Mrs Clarence Bowers, Lois Finer, Mrs Henry Smith, and Mrs Marion Jengen and son. Mary Jane Besch was admitted for a major operation. Carol Ann and Barbara Halvorson of Rake were admitted for minor operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreen
Gregory Harmon
Allan Nelson
Lakota
Fred Munger
Marion Jensen
Mary Jane Besch
M. L. Brown
Carl Miller
Janet Pingle
Ledyard
Robert Edwards
George Jutting
Carol Ann
Barbara Halvorson
Rake
Clarence Bowers
Lois Finer
Henry Smith
Marion Jengen and Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Lobb, Jr
Janet Lobb
H. R
Flossie Lemaster
Elsie Schuler
Samuel P. Schuler
Mattie Hanna
Dewey Hanna
Helmer Peterson
Helen Peterson Flatrud
Alfred Flatrud
Dale
Arlin L. Zingg
Erma Erickson
John & Jerry's
Clare Donnelly
Beste’s
Circle of
Bethlehem Lutheran
Daddy
Tra
Farmers Bank
Buffalo
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