Renwick Seniors Hold May Skip Day In Ames Iowa
The Renwick High School senior class spent Friday May 12 1950 on Skip Day in Ames Iowa at Iowa State College. They traveled from Renwick to Ames arriving by 9 00 am attended tours picnicked and watched events including a baseball game Iowa State versus Nebraska and plays before returning home around 2 00 pm A flat tire delayed travel. The following night May 13 the Junior class hosted a banquet and prom for seniors faculty and guests in the school lunch room with oriental decor and Wagner Orchestra music.
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Renwick
Viesha
Iowa Site College
Ames
Iowa
C.M. Gilespie
Moina Yunney
John Zhumeman
Vacivil
Iowa State College
Ames Park
Iowa State College Players
Renwick High School
Wagner
Fort Dodge
Planting Poles and Profits in Telegraph Services
Planting poles is a constant tele phone job that costs thousands yearly. The expense, part of many orders, sets the price customers pay to cover costs and leave profit. Investors view this profit as essential for ongoing business health and future expansion.
Community notices and social events in Steil area
A sequence of social items from Steil area society: gatherings hosted by Mrs. Win Steil and others, Mother's Day dinners for families including Luchsingers and Andersons, pet parade winner Nancy Damon with her dog Laddie, confirmations at Bede Lutheran Church with Janet Torkelson, and visits by extended families to various homes. Also mentions recent travel, funeral attendance in Atlantic, and local confirmations.
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Iezaily
Roscoe Olden
Chris Luchsinger
Fannie Learmont
Humboldt
Tom Anderson
Ily
Bill
Anderson
Migs
Virginie Everett
Stillson
Edward Anderson
Willis Engh
Arnold
Kenawha
Marvin Anderson
Corwith
Anne ‘Potter
Carroll
Kenneth Botier
Melvin Clancy
Mackya
Marshell Clancy
Wanda
Andrew Clancy
Local families attend Bachalaureate services and Sundays
Community members from Hasaboldt Fonda Eagle Grove Renwick and Clear Lake gathered for Bachalaureate and Sunday dinners at multiple homes. Several graduates from La Verne high school were noted, with relatives visiting in Nebraska and Des Moines areas.
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Carrie Myers
Hasaboldt
G.C. Brock
Brock
Martin Bardeees
Everette Wister
Herman Krause
Vernon Consolidated School
Clfford Stige End
W.H. Jones
Fonda
Roy Wigara
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodgs
Thomas Damon
Wesselink
Kay Garrett
Eagle Grove
Fergus Falls
Mian
James Greenwood
Wu. Bilorey
Clerion
Herry Wigens
Eshall Clancy
Leland Swan
la Verne
John Zimmerman
Bob
Dudley Blesie
Ruth Martin
Renwick
Clancy
Swan
Fridey
Mond
Mrs.Reveland
Charles
Edward Oppedashl Announces State Representative Candidacy
Edward Oppedashl declares Republican bid for State Representative from Humboldt County. He emphasizes adherence to Republican voters at the June primary election and asks for support. Announcement dated June 5, 1839.
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Humbold
Edward
Oppedashl
Wallgesit Announces Candidacy for Clerk Nomination
For Clerk of District Court M A Wallgesit declares Republican candidacy for the office in Humboldt Coenig Tow a at the June 1850 primaries, urging support.
Dorothy H Neilsen Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
FOR COUNTY TREASURER hereby announce my candidacy the nomination to the office Gounty Treasurer in andher Himm bold County, Iowa, subjers to the will of the Republicn voters of the June 1955 Primaries. Your support will be appreciated. DOROTHY H NEILSEN
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Humbold County
Iowa
Elden H. Collins
Frances. C. Sorlien
Huzeboldt
Cowatt
Lowe
Republicas
H Bradley
Kenneth M Dale announces candidacy for Humboldt County Auditor
Kenneth M Dale declares his candidacy for the nomination of County Auditor in Humboldt County Iowa, subject to Republican voters will at the June 1950 primaries. He solicits support from the electorate.
State Senator Ri Oloman Seeks June 1950 GOP Primary
In the Said District State Senator Ri Olman runs in the June 1950 Republican primaries. The campaign emphasizes party support and voter turnout for the June contests.
Humbold County Sheriff Candidate Announcement
Elden H Collins announces his candidacy for the office of sheriff in Humbold County. Election day is June 5, 1960. Contributions and support welcome.
May candidacy announced for State Senate seat in district
George Grat announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Senator in the sixth district subject to Democratic voters at the June 1930 primaries.
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Doth
George Grat
Candidacy Declared in Iowa Senate Race District One
A citizen announces candidacy for the senate in the first district. The statement objects to the will of Republican J C Clint Hoklacherk and names the speaker as pursuing the seat.
Frances C Sorlin Files Candidacy For County Recorder
Frances C Sorlien announces her candidacy for the office of County Recorder in Humboldts County Iowa. She urges voters to participate in the primary election and outlines her intention to serve.
County Sheriff Candidacy Announcement in Huzeboldt
Candidacy notice for Huzeboldt County Sheriff Cowatt Lowe submits a bid for the office pending Republican voters in the June 5 1950 primaries. Bradley urges support, noting appreciation for votes.
For State Representative Nomination Support for Hersbolat
A brief 1950 notice urging support for Hersbolat in the state representative nomination. Mentions June 5, 1950 and Stanley H. Burchfield praising the candidate. The message seeks support and expresses appreciation for backing the election effort.
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Stanley H. Burchfield
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Renwick Hi-Life
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Chevrolet
S. H. Klassie
America’s Best Buy
Lowa
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Humboldt, Coenig, Towa
M.A. Wallgesit
Humboldt County
The
Republic
Kenneth M. Dale
Ri. Oltman
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Clint) Hoklacherk
Lyle
Lyle Packard
Renwick Times
Quaker Oals Ompany
Dial
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