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A. W. Gauger pastor announces no service on Sunday August 4. Regular services resume Sunday August 11. Local notice lists church activities and rate information for advertisements.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1940
Page
3
A. W. Gauger pastor announces no service on Sunday August 4. Regular services resume Sunday August 11. Local notice lists church activities and rate information for advertisements.
Congregational Church announces a choir event this evening and morning and evening worship services Sunday School at 9 30 A M and 10 30 A M Sr C E at 7 15 P M and 8 00 P M No mid week service or Jr C E for three weeks Pastor is David Farrington
SORLIEN pastoring Bethlehem Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 10:00 A M and Sunbeams meet Saturdays in church parlors The Misses Larson serve No confirmation class until August 31 Communion service at 11:00 A M Pastor and family at Lake Lida Vergas Minnesota until August 10 For emergencies Rev H C Mosby Dell Parish Minnesota will cover calls from Frost Minnesota contact there.
Peter Peters, Pastor, leads a Thursday 8 PM prayer meeting with a missionary report. Sunday School at 9:45 AM, Morning Service at 10:50 AM on God’s Photographic Album of the Face of Jesus Christ. Communion at 7:30 PM with Senior Program Night led by Lewis Feldick. Evening Service at 8 PM on Job’s Adversary, second in a Job series. Mission Band meets Wednesday 2 PM to discuss Charity. Deovotions by H Feldick. Missionary Study by J Davids. hostesses C Bond, P Murray, D Gieken.
Mrs Harm Kettwick and daughter visited Thursday afternoon in the Walter Tapper home. Mr and Mrs George Beenken and family were Thursday evening visitors in the Sam Miller home. Visitors in the John Sloper home Sunday included Mr and Mrs W H Winter of Blue Earth Minnesota, Mr and Mrs Raymond Rippentrop and Roger of Titonica, and Mr and Mrs Stephen Tjaden of Woden. Mr and Mrs Arend Swalve were Sunday afternoon guests in the Herman Gruis home.
Miss Lillie Tapper and Jennie Rippentrop hosted and visited friends at Titonka with multiple families attending Sunday gatherings. The Ramsey Sunday School plans an ice cream social in Titania on Saturday evening August 3 inviting all.
Rev Gedge takes two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs Raymond Elman and sons visited Harold Elman. H Bershman family and H A Nerdig family dined at L W Scheafer. Myron Evenson and daughter with G Overbee and O Bye families dined at E W Stuart for Mrs Stuart birthday. Mrs Clarence Johnson visited Guy Beaver. Cora Sabin of Chicago visiting locals. L B Farus returned from fishing trip in northern Minnesota and joined E G Sickels.
Northeast Grant residents including Joe Holstad Jessie Oudekirk Billy Oudekirk and families spent Sunday evening in the Millerd Blue home. Jennie Johnson Eppie Hatje and Lawrence Kreeze visited the Eppie Johnson home. Alf Thorson Marvel Thorson Marlene Thorson Herman Thorson Arlin Thorson and others from Lake Mills joined a picnic and supper at the Millerd Blue home.
Sunday guests visited numerous households in the community. Families from Emmons Minnesota joined Millerd Brue’s, while Eppie Johnson hosted various relatives including Johnsons, Westendorfs, Steffens, Nelsons, and Goran sons. Additional gatherings occurred at the homes of Kruh, Hugo, Goranson, Michaelson, Helin, Smith, and Wubben with several family units sharing meals.
Oderkirk warns that more eggs would be consumed if uniform quality assurances could be given for eggs purchased. Grading should cover exterior interior quality and dozen weight. States including Ohio Michigan Indiana and Minnesota back quality assurance programs for consumers. Crime note reports Richard Sherlock of Omaha who made a $12.65 call from Millersburg to Wichita and left $5.50 unpaid. he was arrested and fined $50 plus costs in Iowa county.
Extension marketing specialist A D Oderkirk of Iowa State College says consumers in Iowa towns lack assurance of egg quality. More eggs are sold on grade than before, yet retailers seldom use grade labeling when selling to customers.
For Sale A room house to be moved Ernest H Schmidt Wo oden Iowa 11-2t For Sale Seven room house to be moved 2% miles east of Titanka H J Orthel Titanka Iowa 13-21 For Sale Studio couch 3-burner white enameled kerosene stove chest of drawers tricycle aqua spring coat size 5 navy winter coat and leggings size 6 Mrs Luella Sartor Buffalo Center It For Sale Mineral Tankage Oil Meal Soy Bean Meal Cotton Seed Meal Brand Middiings Dried But termilk Dryed Molasses Growing Mash Laying Mash Cracked Corn Swine Ezzzz for Mainge Bring your corn and have it cracked We will mix your feed anyway you want it done BIG GAIN FEED STORE Andrew Harringa Prop Phone 138 Buffalo Center Iowa
A heifer was found at the residence of A W Berryhill on July 24. The report notes the animal's discovery at a local location and includes no further details on ownership or disposition.
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