Fayette County Board of Supervisors canvasses 1950 election
The Fayette County Supervisors convened in West Union to canvass the June 6 1950 primary results. Listings include nominations and elected party officials for numerous townships such as Jefferson Center Eden and Fairfield with details on judges clerks and party committeemen for each precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schlegel
H. H. Engel
Bal- Inta
Cisyesyee
Fa Olesen
Tuesaday
Juma
Robert Wilson
Hazel Gehring
West Union
Fayette County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Suervinore
Court House
Towa
Local Ballot Details Include Nominations and Trustees
Fragmentary OCR shows names Tinta Seep and Trontes with terms noted as None Two. Clerk-N ted and Party Clerk Hone nominate. Committeewoman and Justice positions appear listed with minimal details. Trustee 1951 term Alvin repeated as ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
West County
Marion G. Faber
Fred Bernhart
Sovaty
William C. Mkt
Seb
Board of Supervisor
Charies Eager
Ray E. Potter
Auburn Township
Pelican Epul
Justice of the Peace
Nick
Uhner
Neal Kruse
Nick Kuhner
Nettie ‘ Schmitt
Banks
Carl H. Thomas
Narley
Nene
Geo. Wittenbur
Erwin Otte
Leo Hughes
Loraine Wittenburg
Bethel Township
Republican Justice of the Peace
O. B. Berg
Juanita
Clark
Hryingsichner
Mra
Emma
Witnere Party
Demeanis
Pease
Norbert Party
Kate
Elsing
Semorial
Frank Edmonds
Reahee
Thos
P. F
Robert J. McSweany
Glerk
Ralph Sinnott
Gonaittaeats
Clermont Township
Nona
K. J. Kerr
Carmie Peterson
Otto W. Brandt
Laird G.ling
Joyce Appelman
Democratic Tustice of the Peace
Constable
Twp
Harlan W.chults
Loretta Bohults
TOWNS
Knut J. Evenson
Richard Grom
Leo B. Petere
Elisabeth R. G. Lauer
Democratic Juature of the Peace
Eden Township
Republican Justice
Gerald & Richards
Wm. M. Adams
Paul H. I Belding
Lida Osstrander
John Farrell
J. J. Brannon
Fwn
Tom Burke
Thad Schmitt
C. H. Miller
Bath- H. Balk
Fairfield Township
Wm. C. Tamper
Richard
Democratic Justice of the Peace
Twn
Arthur Craw
Martha ‘Trawford
Fayette Township
Lysle A. ‘Wooldridge
Martin C. ‘Timi
W. W. Clark
Fred Klam
Ted. A
Speme
Eratic Fantige For the Peace
W. Btoffregen
J. W
Alvin W. Tote
Onna J. Baker
Illyria
Myntlcons
Nomingon
Ae Atae
Alfred Aw
Howard
Geo
A. Lewis
Part. Comitereeman
Harold Iron
Mary Ogre
Kenneth Win
Viola Algernon
Jepfelson Township
Quathce of the Peace
Kyep
Eyarustee
John
Alfred Stewart
Demetrac Tating of the Peace
Orl Wein Township
Republican
H. O. Moyar
Elaabeth Smith Kenneday
Democratic Party
Igramitteaman
Arthur Co
Clem W
Nellie,VanDenover
Ratie Party Y
Comraltieeman
Bidney Rem- Parigt
Frieda Demmerman
Gran Townabip Eam Ignathens
Tte Benes
Gonmtaile
Gerantee
Hans
Hall Two
J. N
Getz
Harl Shippy
Peenage
Ayuaten
Ernaree
Vincent
Arate
L. Eipie
W. PF. Kehis
France
Bart
Auguste Echort
Putnam Township
Nona Nomin Gonstakie
Artee
Lasse R
Arthur ix. Prabott Ra
Harlan Baedorft
Lagle
Blanche
Seep Tinta
Trontes
N Ted
BCOTT
Esmir Justice
Momin- Constal Bie
Trp
Alvin
Local Dinner Guests and Visits Across Clermont and Nearby Towns
Inga and Janice Larson were dinner guests in the Oliver Larson home near Delwésh. The Dummermuths hosted relatives Sunday at Weat Union for Earl Dummermuth and Ray Dummermuth of Sioux Falls. Nellie Carpenter, Jerry Vennett, and JoAnn Moore visited the Irvin Carpenter home at Hawk Eye. James Jungblut of Wichita Texas spent Monday with the Richard G. Olson family. Several locals visited Arthur S. Olson’s home, including the Bigler and Owland families, John Jungblut, and Olivia Olson. Sallee Accola of Des Moines spent ten days with the Franz Appelman home. The Lawrence Bakewell family were guests at John Bakewell’s home. Mrs. Ed Longecush of Fresno and Mrs. A. Briar of Monona visited Monday evening with the Keith Thoma home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Larson
Janice Larson
Oliver Larson
Delwésh
Herbert 'Dummermuth
Emory Dummermuth
Weat Union
Earl Dummermuth
Ray
Sioux Falls
Nellie Carpenter
Jerry Vennett
JoAnn Moore
Irvin Carpenter
Hawk‘eye
James Jungblut
Wichita
Texas
Richard G. Olson
Richard Bigler
Monona
L. M.owland
John ‘Jungblut
James
Oiivia Olson
Arthur 5
Local families host gatherings across Wadena and area
Wanda Shaffer, Shirley Howard, and Mrs Inez Shaffer spent two days with Mrs Shaffer and her brother Mr Howard. The Gehrings, Schneider and Gehring families attended a wedding in State Center. Eunice Gehring will teach in Littleport, Phyllis Gehring to teach at Lime Kiln, and Scholen returns from Rochester internship to Rochester. Families shared suppers and dinners in Thos Howard, J M Gehring, Chester Perry, and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Shaffer
Wadena
Shirley Howard
Inez Shaffer
Thos, Howard
Eunice Gehring
Littleport
Phyllis Gehring
Corrine Scholen
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Ming
Torkelson
Max Medberry
Archie Howard
Thos
Howard
Gottleb Joos
Carl Stark
Strawn, Ir
J. M. Gehring
Jool
Mrs. Gehring
Ed Boleyn
Chester Perry
Castalia
Picnic guests honor Milo Olson on birthday
Lloyd Behutte of Postville joined the families of Henry T Olson Levi Frieden and Mrs Rose Denler at the Milo Olson home Friday evening for a picnic supper honoring Milo Olson s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Olson
Levi Frieden
Rose Denler
Milo Olson
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Board of Supervisors
Nwrrenkip Zenn
Harlan Township
Fred Steere
Wm, Micha Jr
Grace Parke
Irving Patridge
Ea Holmstrom
John Delaing
Gladys Buenneke
Oscar Hachle
Bvrelyn Judas
Ruby Buenneke
Wm, Miehe Jr
Bal- Rote
C. F. Ledge
Fred Steege
James Muncie
Sudan
Alfred Johnson
John W. Flanagan
Lyal Whittenbaugh
Howard Shaffer
Howard Medberry
Geo. A. Lewis
BE. Corkery
Paul
Ritcens
Kenneth Baldwin
Bal Inia
Wadena American Legion
Leo
Yeset Y Eee
Rene Ene
Eee
Jefferson Township
John G. King
J. F. Schmidt
W. H. Spence
Joseph Frost
Hila Miller
Dorothy Short
Frances Pond
Cier
Gelwelm
Gladys Wine
Gladys Moyer
Marval Williams
el Marie Feltus
Laura Smith
Paul Neubauer
Werv
Stroud Ward
Mary Conley
J. Baldwin
Georgia Hardman
Fudge
Nita Stevens
Evelyn Murphy
Stella Lillis
Mabel Morey
Bilis Kappes
Ora Levens
Alice Carland
A. d. Baldwin
Tota
Oelheim
Harn
Loretta Strawn
Mary E. O'Brien
Florence M. Streight
Lee F. Cook
Katherine Young
Elizabeth Oshel
Adz Fischer
Rita M. Weber
Sylvia Morrisson
Iva Mahoney
Mary Legg
Mary ©. O'Brien
Oran Township
Tipson
Dudge
G. F. Clark
J. A. Lorber
Hans Hausler
Henry ¥. Reinking
EB. ON
Bennett
A. N. Getz
F.N. Young
Guage
Beth Helms
Augusta Schori
Karl Miller
Robert EB. Kohler
Marie Kohia
Robert H. Kohier
Boothe
Ion
Putnam Towser Lewis Schwartz
Jesse Yearous
Arthur Talcott
Celia Andreae
Lora Whitney
B. Burington
Harlan Seedorff
Charles Schlumbohm
Lucille Meliken
Bessie Chapman
Frank Thompson
Scott
Boothe Anna Brady
Violet James
Smalthfielé Townal
Shirley Butts
Chester Turner
Zintta Paul
Homer
Chapmen
Grant Kiel
Mattie Roberts
Coralle Clendenen
Daisy Schneider
Auaiot Lo Ceee Icie
Issac Paul
Bhirley Butts
Bootha
Lam
Alow Tewash Difford Bishop
Carl M. Palmer
Whitcher
Abel Mark
Mildred du
HB. Saltagiver
L. D. Hitch
Alerk Vissessey
HF. Whitcher
Tewuahkip
Dale Fy Sageo
W. H. Turner
Suee Jeaneey
Franklin Ostberg
C. Brown
Hastings
Lloyd Miller
Sheldon Chittenden
Stansbury
Vivian ML Orr
Frances Kieg
Emma Dahl Dudge
Dede Johnson
Johanna Robertson
Allee Layton
Grace G. King
Gertrude Hannon
J. B. Niles
H. A. Rush
Hugh Handaill
Cecelia Knarr
Elmer Pitts
Ray Fela
Wees
Nelle
Woodard
Elizabeth Fisk
Thelma M. Tope
Blanche Schmidt
West Union Third Co E
Culling
Elya Reisner
D. Smith
Ralph C. Pixler
Jerre Lottie Lower
Edwin Grimes
Winifred Leahy
Marlon Gaertner
Kathryn Schroyer
Lillis ‘Neff
J. C. Davis
W. M. Knox
Herabert D. Klammer
Fred A. House
Odney
Superyigors
Philip H. Wolfe
Sidney H. Ramsay
Eugene F. Corkery
Daniel C. Rounda
Tuatiga
Gonmigbie
Filieg Jor
County Conference Board
Fayettenty
Antes Secretary County Conference Board
B. Lee Jell_ nee
Mildred Ron
Edna Ri
Zamlan
Crates
Eno Bach
Bachle
Walter
Party
C. Pond
Ani Ali
THO
BS So Ag Ag Ak Os
Clermont
Elgin
Mr. Farmer
Farm Service Co
Clermont Elgin
Volga
Whittenbaugh
Clover Blossom Rendering Co
Theville Packing Co
Lic
Pectville
Lloyd Behutte
Postville, “Anna
Oman
Mies
OTIS ROTHLISBERGER —_ELGIN
Ralph Stel
Schori & Kusterler
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