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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
4
A young woman sits in a car in front of the World Journal building and lights a cigarette with a shoe sole. The scene, set amid reflections on propriety, notes she is away from home and observing attention. The item ends with a local baseball schedule: Vitonkays versus Buffalo Center at 2:45 Sunday.
Local and regional residents travel for visits and gatherings in the area. A fire at the City Meat Market caused notable damage before the fire company contained it, while several others visited relatives, extended family gatherings, and medical updates occupy the community news.
Numerous families and visitors traveled between Algona and nearby towns over the weekend. Notable stops included the Wiese, Slater, and Arnold Wiese families visiting in Rochester and Libertyville, Illinois, and Armstrong guests Delfs Dundas and Ukena visiting relatives while Rev. Ukena preached at the Presbyterian church.
Local residents from Granger Arnolds Park and Mason City visit Thompson households during a busy week. Guests include Miss Marjorie Nelson Miss Margaret Helgeson and Mrs Erma Hewitt and nephews. Market Week in Minneapolis attracts Grace Anderson C A Jensen Rita Mahon and Agnes Christensen. A M Ladies Ridway meeting and a Sunday School picnic at Rice Lake are noted.
Sunday saw open air services and a flurry of family visits across Iowa towns. Gissie and Mel Lee of Waterloo and Bricelyn relatives shared a weekend at Dr. M. Lee’s home, while Ab Nelson and family joined Mrs. Bettina Wagenson in Britt. Thompson lost to Forest City 10 1.
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