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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
2
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell forecasts higher cattle prices in 1987, with gains possible in late 1987 and a favorable winter to early spring. He notes reduced cow herds, rising heifer breeding, and tighter fed beef supplies could lift prices, while cattle and calf placements may shrink margins next year.
The Methodist Church at Gilmore City hosted the double ring wedding of Linda Presler of Clare and Rodney Wetzig of Buffalo Center. Rev Wetzig officiated with Rev Campney assisting. organist Mrs. Hoveland and soloist Miss Marcellus provided music. The bride wore a white gown with pearl crown, bouquet of white roses, and lavender accents. bridesmaids wore lavender and carried colonial bouquets. The groom and party wore dark suits. reception followed at the church social room with lavender and silver decor. The couple will reside at 1009 William St Omaha Nebraska after a wedding trip to Minnesota.
A concise diary from Timely Mission Nursing Home records August 11 visitors from Ruth Circle of Ramsey Reformed Church and others including Anna Cink and Louis Wingert, plus Clara Hanson and Mary Wingert. Emma Gutknecht of Lakota died aged 89 after two months as resident. Various relatives and friends visited residents on August 11 14 15 19 and 4-H girls brought pies for residents' dinner.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Bosma and their children toured Wisconsin this week leaving Sunday for a scenic drive to Kickapoo Valley where they visited large apple orchards. In North Freedom they rode an old steam engine and toured the Circus Museum at Baraboo then headed north through Wisconsin Dells to La Crosse returning Tuesday afternoon. Leibrands.
The article notes 1967 American Legion dues paid by numerous members across Mason City Estherville Titonka Des Moines Rochester and other locales, bringing 1957 membership to 175 about 84 percent of the 1964-66 peak. It reports Wm H Fulton elected Department Commander for 1967 at Des Moines convention and details his background. It also mentions continued home construction by Amel Limberg and ongoing cement block wall work by Ed Winter with help from others.
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