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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
2
Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 10 50 a m Junior and Senior B P U meetings at 7 30 p m Gospel service at 3 p m Mid week prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 p m We cordially invite everybody to worship with us.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church led by Rev R Holleque invites worship at 11 a m on Sunday August 25th The service emphasizes praying for the Lutheran World Action and the spiritual and physical needs of brethren abroad An offertory for Lutheran World Action will be received that day This event offers a chance to serve God and humanity through the cause
The First Congregational Church announces Rev. John D. Engels to return to the pulpit with morning worship at 11 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m There will be no Women’s Christian Fellowship meeting today Thursday August 8th.
Sunday School at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am led by Rev Elmer Peterson. M YF at 7 15 pm. Evening service details and a Fourth Quarterly Conference set for Thursday August 15 at 7 pm. Altiora Class holds monthly business social meeting Friday night. attendees urged to prepare reports.
Rev. Elmer Peterson will lead worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m at Woden Methodist Church. The W M S C meets Thursday August 8 in the church parlors.
Reformed Church led by Rev H F Senne invites worshipers with Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 themed Christian Goodness Evening service at 8 00 The Leagues meet at 7 30 Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 00 with Mrs Ben Geer des hosting The annual bazaar and sale is planned for Tuesday August 13 Refreshments served after the sale A Daily Vacation Bible School runs August 19 to 23 from 9 00 to 3 30 Sacrament of baptism offered this Sunday Parents should contact the pastor by Saturday evening.
Mrs Herman A Weaver thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits during her Hampton hospital stay. She says the kindness was greatly appreciated and mentions cabinet sinks now in stock at John & Jerry's Hardware.
Patricia Higgins daughter of Joe Higgins of West Bend married Edwin Albers son of Theo and Mrs Albers in a St. Peter and Paul church ceremony. Rev Father Greving officiated. The lime crepe gown featured white accessories and salmon pink gladiolas. Attendants were Alice Higgins and Merle Albers. Helena Weisbrad sang during Mass. A luncheon followed at the bride’s home and a wedding trip to southern Iowa was planned. The couple will reside in this city after their return.
Dorothy Albers daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Albers and Mervyn Koestler son of Mr and Mrs W Koestler of Bancroft were united in marriage in Jackson Indiana on Saturday afternoon August 3 by Rev Fred Baldus. They will reside in Fowler Indiana where the groom is employed.
Local residents and relatives travel between Mason City Kiester Woden and Waterloo to visit family. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs Fred Bestge seeing David Teiden at Park Hospital Mason City and Carl Larson home visits in Kiester. Other trips involve Bernice Pannhuk Titonka staying with Beenken family and visitors from Penn to Leibrand homes.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Rhubee spent a weekend at the Chester home of Mr and Mrs Ervin Krieger where Betty and Norma Rhubee had visited the prior week and returned home with their parents Mrs W A Swan and Eva of Crystal Lake Mrs Ray Hegwood of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilson of Los Angeles California spent Monday at B W Mitchell and Francis Berhow Jr homes.
A large gathering celebrated Clyde Wilson of Los Angeles with a Crystal Lake picnic. Several families including Mitchells Berhs Sapps Harms and Trerichs attended Lake Okoboji meals. A Buffalo Center Class of 1941 reunion at Municipal Recreation Park drew 18 members and 11 guests with plans for a second reunion in two years.
A Sunday family gathering took place at the L. W. Leibrand residence with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Swigart and their children Dale Allen and Catherine from McVeytown Pennsylvania, among others.
Wednesday evening guests at the Ehme Brass home included the Leibrands Kuns Burma and many relatives and friends to celebrate the birthdays of Henrietta Meinders Albert Frerichs and Eddie Brass with a festive gathering of family and neighbors.
A quirky local theatre piece titled All-Role ANYwurpy delivers a stagey comedy at Bont John and Jerry's venue. Cast includes performers drawing laughs with improvised gags and quick-fire dialogue, shaping a lively night of playful storytelling.
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