Jowans Go to Polls Name Candidates for County Offices
A historical Iowa district list shows candidates by county and party for upcoming primary elections. Republicans and Democrats field multiple names across counties including Des Moines Des Moines nominees for Polk and others, with two slots per party in Polk Pottawattamie Scott and Shelby and placeholders in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowans
Madison
Leslie RB. Goeldner
Earlham
G. Hoeness
Winterset
Alf D. Danforth
Lyon
B. L. Dausman Inwood
Henry Danish
Rock Rapids
Mahaska
Don W. Graft
Oskaloosa
Joe H. Monast
Marion
Carroll Johnson
Knoxville
Marshal
W. Eldon Walter
Beamon
H. L. Vauthrin
Melbourne
Millis
J. R. Hall
Malvern
Mitchel
Brede Wamstad
Osage
Monona
A. J. Johnson
Moorhead
Ed Rawlings
Onawa
Monroe
A. M. Wilson
Albia
George H. Walter
Clark Edwards
Louilia
Montgomery
George W. Stinemates
Grant
Claus L. Anderson
Stanton
Muscatine
F. A. Latchaw
Wilson Junction
Ernest Moore
John &G. Gray
Obrian
Jason DeWay Sheldon
Clark D. Hughes
Primgar
Kenneth C. Noble
Sutherland
D. M. Norton
Sanborn
Osceola
E. H. Koop
Man
Sibley
W. J. Johannes
Ashton
Page
Earl C. Fishbaugh, Jr
Shenandoah
Palo Alto
Glenn J. Carver
Ruthven
George H. Kenney
Mallard
Plymouth
Henry W. Warmley
Kingstey
Gustave Alesch
Remsen
Pocahontas
Jens Thompson
Rolfe
Mae A. Lynch
Polk
Raymond E. Hawke
Des Moines
Sam Crebaugh
John H. Riggs
Ted Stone
William R. Wurts
John 3B
Corcoran
Jeck E. Raw
Ballot nominees by party in multiple Iowa counties
A compiled list of Republican and Democrat nominees for county and district offices across Tama, Taylor, Union, Van Buren, Wapello, Warren, Washington, Webster, Winnebago, Winneshiek, Woodbury, Worth, Wright and others. Names and towns appear for each party and district slate with two to be nominated in some counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Raphael R. R. Dvorak
Toledo
E. R. Cronk
Montour
Taylor
James L. Lucas
Bedford
J. H. Osborn
Hopkins
Union
E. L. Edwards
Shannon City
Elmer L. Everling
Creston
van Buren
A. Li Doud, Jr
Douds
N. E. Guernsey
Milton
Frank Dyre
Palmer
Birmingham
Wapello
Baldwin
Eddyville
William F. Biddison
Ottumwa
Myron F. LaPointe
Paul Troeger
Phil Darner
Thomas H. Wells
Jack Woodrow
Warren
Harold Felton
Indianola
Mark Dolan
Norwalk
Washington
Huston
Crawfordville
Wayne
Republic
Gene Posten
Corydon
Webster
Harry E. Cox
Fort Dodge
O. W. Sundberg
James F. Stanek
Callender
Winnebago
Theo. Klemesrud
Thompson
Ole Kringlaak
Lake Mills
Clermont Hosts Farewell Party For Norene Boley
Clermont residents honor Norene Boley after fifteen years teaching in the primary grades. Norene received the first prize in bridge with others earning prizes for social games. Local moves include Pvt. Donald Larson transferring to Camp Forest Tennessee and various family visits and weekend gatherings across Clermont and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cline
Louis Olson
R. V. Brandt
Len Simek
Norene Boley
Clermont
Miss Boley
Clifton Pringle
R. S. Henderson
Gene
Fayette
Joe Kula
Richard
Davenport
B. C. Gruver
James Henderson
Roger Henderson
John Quinn
Ed Quinn
Lewistown
Montana
Irene Peterson
Chicago
Bertha Hartman
Detroit
Mich
Louie Olson
Archie Rolfs
Wenatchee
Wash
Steven Edward
Bertha Frisbie
Oscar R. Larson
la Crosse
Wis
Albert Gunderson
Lutheran Hospital
Wm. Maye
Peoria
Ims
Henderson
Phyllis Gress
Cedar Rapids
Claude Gress
Cherry Burrell Co
Harald Gress
Peter Pan Co
Waterloo
Kenneth Gress
Steven Camp
West Union
J. C. Halverson
Local notices and visits fill weekend in Postville area
Pvt Orvin Olson, now stationed in Wyoming, seeks letters from friends at OMRTC Co D 3rd Regt Fort Francis E Warren Wyoming. Numerous local residents joined the Stavanger Stone church reception for Rev and Mrs Victor Fisherbeck. Others visited relatives, attended church events, and celebrated Isabelle Wenger’s Chicago visit with a city park picnic. Several families planned summer routines and work arrangements in Castalia Postville and nearby towns. To stop those New York air alarms produce more food on Iowa farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Orvin Olson
Wyoming
Omrtc Co. D
Fort Francis E. Warren
Victor Fisherbeck
Stavanger Stone
J. C. Warton
Alfred Wenger
Isabelle
Lester Wenger
Annette
Sumner
Milton Miller
Elgin
Richard Krueger
Bertram Kurth
City Park
Isabelle Wenger
Chicago
Elizabeth
Lillian Helgerson
Malvin Helgerson
Postville
Oliver Rowland
Elvira Johnson
Arlene
Duane
Robert
Lorraine Osmundson
Waterloo
Arnold Cagley
Arlene Johnson
Neil Mas Tiens
Clarence Olson
Quinton
Mina Olson
Immanuel Larson
Norman Sampson
Kensett
Matt Olson
Herbert Schatz
Decorah
Earl Scheffert
Joe Kula
Davenport
R. S. Henderson
Nellie Miller
Gilbert Nelson
Galesburg
Ill
Floy Miller
Oran Brandt
Bernice Bachelder
Castalia
Ed Olson
Wayne Olson
Brandt
Harry Clark
Ada Lindroth
Rockford
Clifford Johnson
Howard Ressler
Patricia
Paul Jackson
Manson
Jackson
T. C. Ressler
Len Simek
Oskaloosa
Norene Boley
Ottumwa
Stockport
Bernard Hanson
Hans Hanson
Wayne ‘Abel
Lolita Blake
Dysart
New York
Iowa
Twenty five Years Ago Death Visits Clermont Pioneer
Death of Mrs. O Swan son at her daughter's home marks another loss for Clermont as she had lived there fifty four years. Community notices include travels, arrivals, births, and a murder in Denver. A heavy storm split a church spire while a navy son and other locals are referenced amid social visits and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Swanson
Henry Capps
Clermont
Suzanna Gardener
Wellington
Col
Frank Peterson
Winnifred
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Fourteen Graduates Celebrate High School Commencement
A class of fourteen, nine girls and five boys, received diplomas last Thursday at the high school commencement. Names include Norman Gilbert, Arlene Amundson, Augusta Miller, Clifford Olson, La Von Kaveny, John Barnes, Halen Stee, Doris Johnson, Madonna Trudo, Ray Wesley, Lorraine Osterhus, Floy Miller, Louis Schrader and Iva Lenth. Scholarships went to Augusta Miller, Arlene Amundson, and La Von Kaveny, with Miller and Amundson tied for valedictorian at a 95.16 percent average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gilbert
Arlene Amundson
Augusta Miller
Clifford Olson
la von Kaveny
John Barnes
Halen Stee
Doris Johnson
Madonna Trudo
Ray Wesley
Lorraine Osterhus
Floy Miller
Louis Schrader
Iva Lenth
Miss Miller
Miss Andson
Short furlough visits from Fort Riley and Minneapolis guests
Harley Johnson of Fort Riley Kansas arrived Monday and stayed with his mother Mrs Ludwig Anderson and relatives for two days. Gordon D Powers of Bremerton Washington visited Saturday with his father Walter Powers. Gena Simerson of Minneapolis Minn was a supper guest Tuesday of her niece Mrs Nels Gilbert and family and also visited in the Martin Nelson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Johnson
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ludwig Anderson
Gordon D. Powers
Bremerton
Wash
Walter Powers
Gena Simerson
Minneapolis
Wartime Spinning Wheel Spun For Soldiers Across Four Wars
Mrs Albert Carson of Marquette, born in Germany, has spun yarn and knitted for troops in four wars including the Franco Prussian War the Spanish American War and both World Wars beginning with her native craft in Marquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carson
Marquette
Germany
Carson
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Clermont Enterprise
Agnes Paulson
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Fayette County
I. C. Jerdee
Clermont, Iowa
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Bolson
C. M. Kneeland
Enterprise
R. B. Crowe
Idaho
Wm. Crowe
Ezta Dibble
Richard Grieben
West Union Hospital
Stanley Cooley
U.S. Navy
Honolulu
Esther Cooley
Louise Miller
Chrystal
Louis Schutte
Paul
George Schroyer
Warren Osgood
Wm. Nutting and Sons
E. R. Nutting
Oran Nutting
Sidney Patterson
Brainard
Sidney Nutting
J. M. Brorby
James
Delwein
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ashville
N. C
Jim Sullivan
Elizabeth Crowe
The
Avalon
Better Pictures
Sack Fallows
Ponight
Carole Landis
Cesar Romero
Gentleman At Heart
Merry Macs
Baby Sandy
Melody Lane
Pocooo
Jane Withers
Wm. Tracy
Weaver Brothers
Emly
Tuxedo Junction
Ann Sheridan
Robin Cummings
Ronald Reagan
Claude Rains
King’s Row
Ooosoos
Kay Kyser
John Barrymore
John Deere
R. L. Olson
Larabee
Rose
Fashion Cleaners
Oelwein
Eigin
Klingman’s Cafe
Crowe