Age of Grandma Honken Funeral News
Obituary notice for Grandma Honken aged 90, funeral held Saturday. Born in Norway, she lived in Center and surrounding areas, survived by four children and 24 grandchildren. Burial at the church with Rev. Parkersburg in charge. family described as beloved, with deep religious faith and strong ties to the homeland.
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Gater
Nis
Mr. Honken
Cata
Thia
Parkersburg
Hanken
Tonken
Nes
United ‘States
Learm
Shannon
Buf Honkeng
Peter
Mason City
Henry Mistown
Minn
John
Seataid Miz
Henry Smith
Grandma Honken
Reformed
Murray Enforces Iowa Bread Labeling Law Across State
Ray Murray state secretary of agriculture ordered inspectors to enforce the eight point label rule for bread wrappers. The State Department aims to prevent misbranding and ensure consumers know the manufacturer and contents while protecting small bakers from unfair competition. Independent bakeries follow Murray’s action with interest.
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Towa
Ray. Murray
State Secretary of Agriculture
Dairy and Food Inspectoraty
Maine
State Department
Murray
Doctor Biel Returns After Hand Operation at Rochester
Dr H H Biel came home from Rochester Minnesota where he spent about a week after surgery on his right hand removing a damaged finger. The minor operation caused a severe reaction and he was kept in an oxygen tent for over twelve hours. He left the hospital in good spirits and is expected to return for a follow up in a week or ten days.
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H. H. Biel
Rochester
Minn
Poe
Biel
John Biel
Osage
Helen Biel
Modern appliances demo at city hall by Interstate Power
Interstate Power Company held a cooling school at City Hall on Tuesday with demonstrator Marion Watry highlighting electric range and Westinghouse Frigidaire. The event drew many women and high school home economics students despite heat, with chocolate ice cream refreshments and prizes for cooked dinners awarded amid positive remarks.
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Interstate Power Company
Hall
Marion ‘Watry
Westinghouse
Two Jailed for Passing Counterfeit Bills in Area
Minneapolist patrolman Clarence Fischer aided by Uptown merchants nabbed a man and woman after a counterfeit $20 bill was passed at Thrifty Drug Co. The pair, Mrs. William Dykman and James McGuire, were held for Federal Court arraignment on counterfeiting charges. Bail set at $10,000 each.
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Minneapolis
Buffalo Center
Clarence Fischer
Hennepin, Avenue
Lake Street
Thrifty Drug Company
Hennepin Avenue
William Dykman
Miami
Fle
James McGuire
Cleveland
United State
Howard Abbott
Uptown
Patbolman
Fischer
Edward L. Rosenfield
Thrifty
Bill Wohler
Charles Nelson
Wohler Hardware
Martin McDonough
Fifth Northwestern National Bank
Clarence Wisby
Sims Haberdashery
Rosenfield
Wohler
Nelson
McDonough
Wisby
Kenneth Howe Elected President at League Convention
At Emmetsburg district Epworth League gathering two hundred attended as Buffalo Center hosted. Kenneth Howe won the presidency with Wayne Chambers as vice president and Charlotte Chapple as secretary. Other officers included Helen Ruby treasurer and Margaret Thompson among delegates. next year’s convention set for Corwith.
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Emmetsburg
Buffalo’ Center
Epworth
Cyrus Albertson
Denyer
Colorado
Mountains
Bible
Mies
Laurens
Fenton
Bend
Kenneth Howe
Buffato
Wayne Chambers
Gorwith
Charlotte Chapple
Clear Lake
Lawrence Schwal
Corwith
Helen Ruby
Lake Mins
Marjory Baily
Britt
Alice Bolt
Buffalo Center
Kenneth ' Howe
Edouard Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Lori Mitchell
Delores Donnelly Donavimle Liveren
Alice Peterson
Luella “Mathison
Viola Boeckleman
Ruth DeVries
Velma Steinberg
Helén Jorfeld
Rey, Howe
Edith ‘Howe
Local Postage Rates Change to 2 Cents July First
Commencing July 1 1983 the rates on first class mail for local delivery at post offices with city or village letter carrier service or local delivery patrons shall be 2 cents per ounce or fraction and 1 cent per ounce or fraction where carrier service not established. no change in postage date for other than focal first class matter now subject to 8 cent rate.
Celebrate Fourth of July at Lake Mills
Lake Mills and surrounding towns prepare to celebrate the 4th with planned events and entertainment. Residents will have a splendid opportunity to join in locally, with activities arranged for the community in the county.
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Lake Mills
Grant Gleaners Entertain The Buffalo 4H Girls
The Grant Gleaners hosted the Buffalo 4 H girls at a Warner Toast in the Ted Aukes orchard on Wednesday June 21. Twenty three members and visitors attended a brief meeting with a toll call and demonstrations by leader Idvercn. After business was finished the group practiced folk games for Rally Day and planned the next meeting for July 6 at Edith Milpranat’s home.
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Warner
Ted Aukes
Eadlth ‘Milpranat
Olson Outlines Summer Duties Of County Schools
Clara B. Olson, county superintendent, explains her summer work includes a thorough annual audit of all schools in the county. The review covers money received and expended in each district and a complete pupil report by grades as she begins her state reports.
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Clara B. Olson
Miss Olson
Buffalo Center edges Algona with heavy hitting in seven run game
In a high scoringAlgona Buffalo Center beat Algona 8 to 7 as the Bisons slugged 17 hits including a home run four triples and four doubles. Pete Elman and R Mauss led with three hits each while John Mauss allowed ten hits. The game drew a large crowd at the fair grounds and previews a Thompson Buffalo Center rematch next Sunday promising another top flight baseball clash.
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Buffalo Center
Buffalo
Bisons
Pete Elman
R. Mauss
Algona
John Mauss
Fair Grounde
Algemia
Thompson
Thundering Herd
Expose Accuses Tama School Director of Hired-Girl Racquet
In Tama county the Cedar Rapids Gazette reports allegations by Adeline Saylor that a local school director used hired girl labor as a condition for employment. Miss Taylor says aides at a director's home were required for household tasks to obtain a rural post. Officials may investigate the serious charges to determine the director's involvement and prevent future occurrences.
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Tama County
Cedar Rapids
Adeline “Saylor
Degnér
Card of Thanks
We thank neighbors and friends for their assistance during our mother The Honken’s illness and death. The Honken Children.
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Honken
Federated Clubs Picnic at Forest City
Federated Clubs of Winnebago County held a picnic and dance at the Court House Square in Forest City nine weeks ago. The program included state biennial convention reports, piano solos, a dress parade, period music, and a rising vote of thanks to Buffalo Center ladies. Mrs C Pritchard presided, and Mrs J Odden of Lake Mills becomes next president.
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Court House
Forest City
Federated Clubs of
Winebago
C. Pritchard
County Federated Clubs
J. ©. Odden
Lake Mills
Mason City
Mlarene Oddep
Dilickson
Buffalo Center
Au-Group of
Adolph Harmmann
Stella Olson
Sowers
Buffalo Ladies
Delinquent Tax Payments Due July 1 1982
The last day for the July installment of 1982 taxes falls on July 1 without a further penalty. A 3 percent penalty applies to late payments not made by then, originating from an extension that moved delinquency from April 1 to July 1. Treasurer John Odden: taxes due total nearly $86,000. no extension expected.
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Forty-Fifth General Assembly
John Odden
Hijackers Sought After Milwaukee Booze Case Visit to Swea City
Swea City reports a Milwaukee booze runner had 385 gallons stolen during a visit last week. Local youths faced alleged theft accusations while a car with a machine gun appeared, warning of retribution if the booze resurfaced. Two men in the car left town as the case unsettled.
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Swea City
Milwaukee
Main Street
Notice Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to July 10
Members of the Auxiliary are alerted that the monthly meeting is postponed from July until Monday July 10 at the Legion Hall. Hostesses are Mrs Kate Woodcock and Mrs Charley Pritchard. Presiding officer Mrs Grace Shortenhaus.
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Awail
Legion Hall
Kate Woodcock
Charley Pritchard
Grace Shortenhaus
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Enneth Howe
League
Grant
Gleaners
Ben
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Errol Peterson
Wittkoff
Elman
Harkness
Becker
Butler
Kelly
J. Mauss
Carman
R. ‘Mauss
Wittkoi
Iby Mauss
Swanson
Gerdes
Peterson
Ol Biman
Mauss
P. Becker
Porter
Swanlon
Bruns
Daihhauser
Miner
Witthof
I Swanson
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Tama
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