Harold E. Wolfe

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State Representative
Republican
Retired
Cerro Gordo
63
01/13/1969 - 01/10/1971
87

Clear Lake Cerro Gordo County Republican Born Jan. 2, 1900, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Son of Charles W. and Mary H. Wolfe. Elementary education in Cedar Rapids and Mason City, Iowa, and graduated from high school in Medicine Hat, Canada. Married Lenna Mariner, 1925, and they have one son, Richard H. Member of Methodist Church, Shrine and other Masonic Bodies; Iowa Chiefs of Police Assn., Iowa Policemen's Assn. and U.C.T. Member of Mason City Police Department for 31 years, serving 16 years as Chief. Chairman of State Liquor Control Commission, 1951-1957. Retired chief of police. Elected to second term.

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State Representative
Republican
Retired
Cerro Gordo
62
01/09/1967 - 01/12/1969
87

Clear Lake Cerro Gordo County Republican. Born January 2, 1900, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Son of Charles W. and Mary H. Wolfe. Elementary education in Cedar Rapids and Mason City, Iowa, and graduated from high school in Medicine Hat, Canada. Married Lenna Mariner, 1925, and they have one son, Richard H. Member of Methodist Church, Shrine and other Masonic Bodies; Iowa Chiefs of Police Assn., Iowa Policemen's Assn. and U.C.T. Member of Mason City Police Department for 31 years, serving 16 years as Chief. Chairman of State Liquor Control Commission, 1951-1957. Retired Chief of Police. Elected to first term.

Information from State Historical Society of Iowa resources