Funeral Held For Local Resident Of Heart Disease
The 83 year old resident died Thursday after months of heart disease and complications. Survived by wife Stives and children Dick Baade, Joiget Kromminga, Alma, Joly, and Heury. Also by brother Henry Plais of Dodge Center and sisters Mrs. George Boyken and Mrs. Dick Boyken of Woden. Services Saturday at Lutheran church with Rev A Killian officiating. He had been a Titonka community member for years.
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Afi Pister
Auest
Tafquoika
Fleggora
Surg Toy
Dick Boyken
Woden
Ghaege
A. Killian
Posof
Lutheran Church
Pitonki
Bariak
Titonka
Yeats
Se. Viel
Arrests at Green Lantern Nite Club Across Danlhanser County
Three men from Algona and one from Whittemore were arrested around 2 a.m. Sunday as Sheriff Deputy Casey led a case at the Green Lantern Nite Club. H B Fish Whittemore and Harry Lauritzen faced fines or jail, while George Lichter Algona was paroled after a parole-board hearing. Nearby officers listed about 15 more names with no immediate developments.
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Green Lantern
Heron
Danlhanser Fund
Casey
H. B. Fish Whittemore
Harry Lauritzen
Tll
Algona
George Lichter Algona
Takhetore
H. B. White
Mony
Wity
Court House
Reon
Frank Vera
Hell
Nitory
Green Land
Lures McMahon
Vera
Board of Couship Trustees
Merchants Return to Old Buffalo Center Schedule
Stores in Buffalo Center will revert to the previous hours 8 a m to 5 p m with Saturday nights closing at 10 p m until government plans a uniform schedule. Some had not followed the new hours, prompting a nationwide return to the former timetable for both retailers and customers.
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Buffalo Center
County Pony Show Receiving Entries At Buffalo Center
Entries for the 4H county pony show held with the Achievement Show at Buffalo Center August 18 and 19 are rising. Open to all youths 10 to 20, entries come from Winnebago and parts of Kossuth. Two pony classes based on withers, plus prizes for best riding pony and showman. Ponies must stay in place until after the parade. $2 premium for compliance.
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Buffalo Center
Winnebago County
Kossuth
Farm Bureau
Thompson
Titonka Elevator Damaged by Weight
The North Town Grain elevator at Titonka tilted the floor after a weight of about 35 000 bushels of grain caused the floor to drop. Nearby residents heard the crash and alerted Marshal Rickless. Y C Miller of Cedar Rapids and a contractor inspected the damage with plans to repair or rebuild. The elevator will be closed temporarily. Stephen J. De Vries is the manager.
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North Town Grain Company
Titonka
Rickless
Y. C. Miller
Ceday Rapids
North Iowa Grain Company
Stephen J. DeVries
Bison Victory Over Algona In Ten Innings Thriller
The Buffalo Center Bisons beat Algona 8 to 6 in 10 innings after a seesaw battle featuring 15 Algona hits off Ray Elman and 11 Bison hits against Conlon and Kelly. Becker and Carman hit homeruns with two on, as other stars contributed to a tense afternoon. Thompson and Forest City clubs are set to play August 18 and 19, after the Winnebago County Achievement Show, with games slated to start around 3:30.
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Buffalo Center Bisons
Algona
Ray Elman
Bison Twivier
Buffalo Center
Conlon
Kelly
Wonders
Becker
Carman
Thompson
Forest City
Winnebago County
Fame
Buffalo
AB Albers
Pomeroy
Gerdes
Ees Hirnan
Harkness
Mane Peterson
R. Elman
AB Sellstron
Bruns
Wonder
Bee
J. Welly
Butler
M. Conlon
Miner
Aee
Ade Knuf
Regular meeting of Winnebago Post No 24 1988
Regular meeting of Winnebago Post No 24 Iowa Department of the American Legion was held Friday evening August 4 1988. Vice-Commander Lee called the meeting with Commander Oscar Johnson arriving later. Attendees included A W Rhode Welmer Matson Harm Shovlenhaus Wade Ball Pete Bruer H B Winter Geo Carman Lawrence Beard J D Lowe J A Lee Albert Bohl Geo Carlton T A Weaver Oscar Jolngot and others. Ray Murray was chosen as one delegate with other delegates to be selected by the Commander from attendees. YT Beard to confer with Gifford about concessions for celebration. Laugh committee appointed Bolsinger Carlton and Carman. Adjourned J D Lowe Adjourned.
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Winnebago Post No. 24
Iowa
Department of the American Legion
Lee
Oscar Johnson
A. W. Rhode
Welmer Matson
Harm Shovlenhaus
Wade Ball
Pete Bruer
H. B. Winter
Geo
AL Carman
Lawrence Beard
J. D. Lowe
J. A. Lee
Albert Bohl
L. Carlton
T. A. Weaver
Oscar Jolngot
Ray Murray
Beard
Gifford
Bolsinger
Carlton
Carman
Adj
Mechems Return From Coast Vacation
Mr and Mrs Clark Mechem and Mrs G EB Vanwert of Hampton returned last week from a three week vacation in the west. They drove to Buffalo Center, toured Texas, the scenic west and visited national parks including Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde.
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Mes. Clark Mechem
G. EB. Vanwert
Hampton
West
What a snap it will be on farm schedule talk
The Minneapolis Journal discusses farm operation plans under a forty hour week and a five hour day with Sundays off. It envisions cows resting on the Sabbath, livestock fetching their own feed, and a daily rhythm including gym, meals, siesta, farm work, leisure, and contracted bridge in the evening.
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Minneapolis Journal
Cholera Spreading Rapidly in Iowa Herds
Hog cholera is spreading in the vicinity and across Iowa. Veterinarians report ten new cases in Winnebago county this past week with some mild illnesses and some losses in earlier cases. East of Lake Mills near Manly and Mason City report the largest cholera herd counts. farmers urged to take strong precautions.
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Iowa
Winnebago County
Lake Mills
Manly
Mason City
Lowa
Forest City
Republican
Buffalo Center Plans Buffalo Day Celebration
At the Business Men's Club meeting last Monday members discussed whether Buffalo Center would sponsor a Buffalo Day Celebration this year. Most attendees approved, with a special meeting this week to form committees and finalize plans for a big, improved celebration. Buffalo Center is known for strong community events.
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Business Men’s Club
Buffalo Center
Held to Grand Jury After Raid in Forest City
Sheriff J F Johnston and deputy raided the C V Serhagl home in Buffalo Center seizing two gallons of alcohol. Serhagl was taken into custody, given a hearing in Justice J E Howats court, Forest City, and bound over to the grand jury. He was released on bond.
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J. F. Johnston
Buffalo Center
C. V. Serhagl
Serhagl
J. E. Howats
Forest City
Grand
Mr. Serhagl
Four Act Royalty Play By 4 H Club Cast
Winnebago 4 H club Achievement Show adds a four act royalty play directed by Miss Bertha Stover. Cast rehearses at Thompson then Buffalo Center for Friday August 18 at Buffalo High School auditorium. Play noted by New York Sun and Chicago Herald. Admission 10 cents for children, 25 cents for adults. tickets on sale at Buffalo Center High School Auditorium.
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Bertha Stover
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Buffalo High School
New York Sun
Chicago Herald
Jesup High School
Jesup
Iowan
Buffalo Center High School
Catherine Blank Breaks Arm At Commercial Hotel
Miss Catherine Blank, a waitress at the Commercial Hotel, slipped on a floor Tuesday near noon and broke the same arm she fractured last winter. The injury, to the elbow, is serious and friends express deep sympathy for her plight.
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Catherine Blank
Commercial
Hospital Notes From Lakota Area Health Facility
Fred Stroble was discharged last Thursday after recovery from surgery and returned home in Lakota. Ole Jorgenson of Rake remains a medical patient admitted last Sunday. Alma Sloper had a tenall operation last Monday. Miss Virginian Missman of Woden, hospitalized after a recent operation, returned home last Monday. S year old Clifford Winter had a tonsil operation at the hospital Tuesday. Mrs Hertig and her baby occupy temporary quarters at the hospital. John Mathison underwent four minor operations recently. Johnson of Swea City had a minor operation here this week.
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Fred Stroble
Lakota
Ole Jorgenson
Rake
Alma Sloper
Virginian Missman
Woden
Clifford
Upko Winter
C. C. Hertig
John Mathison
Johnson
Swea Cly
Thieves Break Into Two Buffalo Center Businesses
Robberies occurred Monday night at Farmers Elevator and Sloper Filling Station in Buffalo Center. At the elevator the safe door was damaged and a small amount of cash taken while the outer safe doors bore a warning card. At the Sloper station thieves pried the west window, took about 20 bottles of soda and some candy, with no money missing. Sheriff and fingerprint expert investigated Tuesday morning, suggesting local involvement.
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Buffalo Center
Farmers
Sloper Titling
Orly
Aind
Sleper
Luther League Convention Set for Rake Iowa Aug 25 27
The Forest City Estherville Circuit Luther League will hold its three day convention in Rake Iowa August 25 26 and 27 with hundreds of young people from twenty Leagues expected to attend. Theme is The Open Bible. Speaker Rev R G Randolph of the Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis will lead evening sessions and a massed choir concert Sunday afternoon. Sessions take place at the large Lutheran Church in Rake led by Pastor T H Benson. A detailed program will be released soon.
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Forest City
Estherville
Tuther League
Rake
Iowa
Rey, R. G. Randolph
Lutheran Bible Institute
Minneapolis
Minn
Your Bank and Your Newspaper Message to Public
A St Peter Herald editorial argues newspapers and banks sustain communities. It warns against advertisers who harm local commerce and undercut vital institutions. The piece urges public support for both banks and newspapers as essential to progress and stability.
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The
St. Peter
Minn
Herald
United States
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