Sheriff Candidates in Kossuth County Primary
Several men announce bids for sheriff of Kossuth County on the Republican ticket for the June 2 1930 primary. C O Riddle Burt L B Hovey Perry Phillips Plum Creek township and Frank W Green Algona all seek the office, urging voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Riddle
Burt
Laws
L. BE. Hovey
Tam
Perry Phillips
Plum Creek Township
Frank W. Green
Algona
Candidacy Announcements for County Auditor and State Representative
County Auditor candidate Charles H. Chubb announces a Republican primary bid in Kossuth County Iowa in June 1940. Bertha E Johnson asks support for county auditor in 1930s primary. Ledyard and Geo Moulton announce Republican bids for state representative in the June primary. J H Densen also files for the 86th District seat in June's Republican primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Iowa
Bertha E. Johnson
86Th
J. H. Densen
Tam seeks re election to Kossuth County Board District Three
Candidate statement notes Supervisor Tam trains focus on county duties in Kossuth County Iowa. Voters face June primary where Olaf Funnemark of Wesley is listed as a candidate seeking to challenge or support incumbents.
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Tam
Board of Supervisors
Kossuth County
Olaf Funnemark
Wesley
T.f
Super v
Wim
Cosgrove Pd
County Recorder Candidate Filing in Lakota Iowa
Announcement for Harriet Warburton of Lakota Iowa seeking the Republican primary nomination for County Recorder of Kossuth County. Nomination subject to Republican voters in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Harriet Warburton
Lakota
Iowa
Coroner Candidate Merritt Bows to June Primaries
Leon M. Merritt announces his candidacy for Kossuth County Coroner. He states the run is subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. Also noted is Mrs. Laura Paine of Algona, Iowa connected to the notice.
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Ters
Laura Paine
Algona
Iowa
Ti Pd
Leon M. Merritt
Kossuth County
Democratic Candidate for Third District Supervisor Seeks Voter Support
Marriage licenses issued since May 4 list couples Miles Reynolds and Pernitialawan Gates, Raymond Smith and Matia Hilton, F C Stark and Erma M Womack. Winnebago and Riceville residents noted.
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Miles S. Reynolds
Winnebago
Minn
Pernitialawan Gates
Raymond Smith
Lone Rock
Matia Hilton
Emmelsburg
F.C. Stark
Riceville
Erma M. Womack
Community Notes and Social Events In Wesley
Wesley notes events across town from May dinners at the Fred Least and Willam Sturdivant homes to a large funeral at St Josephs for Mrs RH Muehe. Mrs Brailey hosted an afternoon party for her daughter Mrs Munima and Miss Margaret Loaft plans to return home after a year in Winthrop. Seventy two children received Solemn Communion at St Josephs. The High School Baseball team finishes season May 29 at Mt. Tonka with a Wesley outing to Call Park afterward.
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B. R. Swanson
Fred Least
Lester Lease Family
Esther Beck
Willam Sturdivant
RH. H. Muehe
St. Joseph’s Church
H. J. Brailey
G. Munima
Margaret Loaft
Winthrop
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Messers
J. Hutchison
Vincent Daughan
Florence Hansen
Spencer
Hazel Conrad
Moore
The
Mabel Lawler
John Hutchison
Lawler
Belmond High School
Emmetsburg Ladies Host Picnic and Initiation Event
Seversl members of the Junior class with Paul Flaherty and Clarence DeBaer provided transportation to Call Park last Thursday May 1a where they enjoyed a picnic supper. They attended the movie Sun of the Gods. Eighteen ladies including the degree staff directed the Catholic Daughters of America Initiation at Jammersburg Sunday May 18. The class numbered twelve with Agnes Killian from West 83. The Emmetsburg ladies proved royal entertainers and an enjoyable time was had by all.
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Seversl
Glass
Paul Flaherty
Clarance DeBaer
Lo Call Park
Sun of the Gods
Catholic Daughters of America
Jammersburg
Agnes Killian
West 83
Emmetsburg
Woden Notes Local Social and Sporting Updates
Local residents report callers visiting Clarion Mason City Britt and Lake area while dances plays and church events mark the week. Notables include Mr and Mrs Frank Munson wedding dance and a Woden Ledyard baseball game ending 7 to 2 in favor of Ledyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bode
Clarion
Clifford Misenmann
Mason City
John Poulson
Britt
Arlene Lee
Lawler
Wm. Skinner
Cleay Lake
Dolmage
Buffalo Center
Frank Munson
Henry Bode
Local Family Visits Highlight Titonia Baccalaureate
The text notes visits by Mrs. and Mr. W A Dean to parental figures last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Collins and daughter Colleen Collette of Dysart Indiana visited the Eisenmann home over the weekend. Joe Kramer and family and Henry Meyer attended Titonia's baccalaureate sermon Sunday. Louise Kramer is set to graduate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dean
Wm. Collins
Colleen Collette
Dysart, In
O. J. Eisenmann
Joe Kramer
Henry Meyer
Titonia
Louise Kramer
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Titonka
Canada
Charles H. Chubb
Ledyard
Geo. Moulton
Alice Keeneman
Beauty and Milliner Shop
Clear Lake
Wesley Notes
Wall
Wes
Hamilton Leghorn Farm and Hatchery
General Tors
Interstate Power Co
Woden
Mrs
Ray Valley
Ruth Murr
Leland
Peter Koppen
Geo. Breen
R. A. Schiefelbein
M. BE. Ladies Aid
Titania
Vincent Doughan
Co. A. Lawler
B. H. Dirksen
Albert
W. W. Dirksen
Crystal Lake
Des Moines
Vera
Josephine Lawler
Viola Gall
Harold Gard
Cedar Rapids
N. D. Ray
Albert Christensen
Welcome
Minnesota
A. Christensen
Wm. Madole
Glenn
Oscar Orthel
Art Nelson
Colfax
Andy Fitz
Edgar Feris
Spring Green
Wis
Harvey Hartley
Laurens
Merwin Zwald
Lois
Schiefelbein
Grocers
August Stohr
Henry Anichimson
Clifford Christensen
A. Hutchinson
Cyrus DeBruyn
Lloyd Rudisili
Dess Moines
Beverly Jean
Traer
Rock Island
Colorado
Yellowstone
California
Golden State
Rock
Hureau
Valley National Bank
We Moines
Lown
Colorado-velleestens
Farou
Nome
Briardale
Sto
Pannkuk’s. Store
Greer and Black
CALU
MET
Alto
WMT
Waterloo
5. B. French Lumber Co
Titania Botsford Lumber Co
Algona Farmers Co-Operative Association
Irvington Whittemore Elevator Co
Whittemore
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