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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
2
The Buffalo Center Tribune lists a subscription price of two dollars per year in advance, marking the annual rate for readers.
The Reformed Church invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 30 A M German preaching at 10 30 A M English preaching at 1 00 P M and morning worship at 11 A M Mrs J J Hofbauer and Mrs Henry Hofbauer lead the Ladies Aid while prayer meeting Bible study and choir rehearsals are scheduled Chris tian lessons focus on Numbers 22 to 24 and 1 Samuel chapters 1 and 2 Miss Lillian Kiewier leads choir practice Sunday school lessons feature Hannah and the verse A Woman that Feareth the Lord She Shall Be Praised Clarence Bond Supt and Lester Drake Clerk invite all to attend morning sermon by Mrs Paulson with no evening service this month
Next Friday August 11 a major church gathering will share a debt update and reveal a new helper for the burden. The Marble Burn reception starts at 7 30 p m and the Last Quarterly Conference follows at 8 p m with a 9 p m Altrora Bible Class business meeting and a new president's announcement. The evening includes Dr W G Muhleman travel films replacing usual games and Epworth League roller skate night Thursday at Rake plus a Sunday church meeting. Junior Choir practice next Saturday with Miss Minnie Livercn and Mrs Mannie Stindt assisting parents to enroll their children.
A six pound baby girl joins Mr. and Mrs. B C Hertig. The Hertig Production Company of Buffalo Center Iowa issues a 1933 Baby Girl Model Jane Louise with Louise Sebek Hertig as designer and production manager. The release notes features and says no new models this season. Net weight six pounds.
The Achievement Show features 4-H girls clubs with judging, garment classes, oral reasons, and a music memory contest using true false questions from the music bulletin. Demonstrations run Friday and Saturday, with several clubs presenting on topics like shoes care and dress design. The Style Show on Friday at 9 am advances winners to the Iowa State Fair and booths display club clothing work. Health contest results close the show, and the program runs Friday 10:30 am to 4 pm and Saturday 10:15 am to 2 pm, ending with a parade.
Fred Cassel of Buffalo Center was jailed after Sheriff Johnston took him into custody Saturday night to start a 30 day county jail sentence for drunk and disorderly conduct. About a year earlier he was fined by the Buffalo Center mayor for 60 or 80 days, then fled with a Mason City officer, prompt ing a countywide lockout and notification to Sheriff Robertson.
The piece argues that as women increasingly earn, alimony may apply to wives and husbands alike under a new Illinois law. It notes Chicago judges granting alimony to unemployed husbands while ex-spouses are financially secure, predicting backlash from women while praising shared legal rights.
The Buffalo Center Iowa town council met August 1 1933 in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Lohrbach presiding. Present were councilmen Asmus Costigan Winter Kappen. absent Slaba. Minutes from July 18 were approved. Bills totaling were ordered paid including Tribune printing Elman labor and materials at city hall water and grading funds, Harringa Heitland supplies, Feldick supplies, lumber, clerk salary, Interstate Power pumping and lighting, Bestge labor park, Burma salary water fund, Treas Winnebago beer license, League of Iowa Municipalities, and budget certified as advertised. Council approved paving project with Government aid.
A playful verse lauds a bareleg maid in linen shorts with merriment and a whistle. The speaker suggests Whittier would admire the sight, humorously contrasting a barefoot boy with the maid’s daring attire.
A playful verse questions a bareleg girl’s attire, noting comfort in shorts for sports. The speaker cheekily wonders if Kat’s dress is practical or just stylish, then delivers a wry, ambiguous closer attributed to an unknown author.
Patriotism and naval history themes open the Navy News Flashes. It highlights Stephen Decatur's quote about country right or wrong, lists supplies drawn by the Navy in a year, notes Iowa district enlistment quotas rising to 58 monthly, and shares scattered naval facts from Mount Vernon to submarines and Pearl Harbor.
An unclear excerpt discusses depth limits and rope terminology in the Navy. It mentions a man able to rise from 100 feet in one minute and lists rope names such as man rope, heavy hand rope, foot rope, bell Tope, 4 rope, and dip rope, adding that rubber can be called a Tope.
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