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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1940
Page
2
Sorlien pastor group hosts August 14 meeting with Mrs Albert Fleming and Osland sisters as hostesses at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 AM and morning worship with junior choir music next Sunday no choir practice this week. Welcome to all services.
The Northwestern Conference at our church in June expresses gratitude for blessings and Christian fellowship. The appreciation committee thanks the pastor, official board, devoted ladies, housing and transportation committees, local Baptist friends, speakers, musicians, and Prof Krueger for their roles.
Peter Peters, pastor, announces Sunday School at 9 45 A M and Morning Service at 10 50 A M with the topic The Touch That Healed Al. Senior and Junior B Y P A meet at 7 30 P M and Evening Service at 8 P M with the topic Eliphaz, The Oldest of Job's Comforters. This is the third message in the Job series.
Pastor David Farrington leads services with Sunday School at 9 30 A M and worship at 10 30 A M Next Sunday. No evening service or C E Sunday August 18. Ladies Aid to meet August 15 in church Parlors hosted by Mrs J H Kiewier and Mrs H B Winter Contact H J Schutter for pastoral inquiries.
The Reform Church lists worship times with English preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M and Sunday School at 9 30 A M. The Darcas Society meets at Mrs Jasper Dirksen s home Friday evening and infant baptisms may be performed Sunday morning with pastor contact beforehand. Senior League executive meets Friday at 8 30 P M in the church annex. Also Knok Em Kold Fly Spray advertised at John and Jerry s.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Elwood and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wentworth with Harriet were dinner guests at the Neil Swanson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray and family visited the Jonas Sunde home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Anton Olson and Donald and Mrs. E. G. Sickels were Friday visitors at the Frank Beaver home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Bonnie Beaver were visitors there.
Mr and Mrs A Hagen were visitors at the Jack Griffen home Sunday. The Guy Beaver home was visited Sunday for a community occasion.
Northeast Grant area residents including Mr and Mrs Eppie Johnson and family visit relatives in Estherville and Maple Hill while others plan visits to Manly Woden Walters Minn and Waterloo. Multiple families dine together Sunday and Thursday with guests at the Koch, Senne, Brue and Holstad homes and a Mercy Hospital patient in Mason City.
Mr and Mrs Ed Aakes visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Dunn of Eldare Minnesota Friday. Mr and Mrs Will Kardocs were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Henry Beenken home. Mr and Mrs Henry Meinders and sons were visitors in the Harm Risins home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller and family and Miss Jennie Johnson visited the Sam Miller home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Tapper Donald and Esther spent Sunday with relatives at Webster. Mr and Mrs Joe Tapper and Donald were guests in the Henry
Monday and Friday evening visits were reported among several families. Meinders Sleper Rippentrop Tapper Spear Abbas Kardoes Peterson and related relatives shared gatherings in Belmond Triumph Titonka and Missouri connections.
The Town Council of Buffalo Center Iowa met in regular session at 7 30 P M with Mayor Costigan presiding. Members Schleifer Winter Pink Asmus Slaba attended and minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Bills examined include B C Telephone Exchange Co rent and Dray City Hall Fund totaling 17 90 dollars.
A vintage advertisement touts Mule-Hide Cor-Du-Roy roofing for lasting color and sturdy construction. It urges homeowners to finance a new house with small monthly payments, promotes coal and screen paint, and ends with a quip about truth and repeating statements.
A brief market note signals renewed confidence in bullish bets despite skepticism. Traders eye a potential rally as investors weigh recent headlines and corporate cues.
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