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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

5

Funeral Service for Mrs Behrends Held in Alexandria

A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. il Behrends in Alexandria South Dakota on Thursday afternoon. She moved from California to join MB in 1921 and left four children Hyelyn Irvin Catherine Donald. Surviving relatives include her parents Mr and Mrs J Tuetoh and many brothers sisters and in laws from several states attended the service.

Il Behrends Oly Cueter Alexandria South Dakota Butscenter Jay Martin Ads Hyelyn Irvin Catherine Donald Nother J. B.tuetoh Yyree Willan Melvin Congregational Church Gee, Letcher Lark Het Charlie Letch Dig Letcher Katte South Lakota Ton van Langen Ty van Langen John Rand Mo Avends Arthur Avends George Hasick Ted Hassan George Klauer You Reed Henry Fm Kamrar Iowa and Jol Bouk Cecil Howard le Willard Blue ‘Harth Minti Abel Behrenda Carl Specht Algana Lowa Mire Behrends Grogston Minn Harry Larson Forest Leo Behrends Tony Behrends Wm. Behrends John DeWall Willie Behrends George Ed Wallen John Wisher Clara’ Guy Minnie Schrage Win Clarkesville

Wloridges Return From Two Weeks Trip

The Wloridges, including Mrs G Smalldridge and Merlyn, Donald, Mic Kite's mother Mrs Dorie, traveled through LaCrosse Lake Nancy Super i Sconsin to Duluth and northern Minnesota. They then went to Deeriver, Jene Farm, and spent six days there before heading to Town Pails Wea and Buffalo Center for a final stop.

Smalldridge Tower Deeriver Jene Farm Buffalo ‘Center

AVhaNeRs sonnet 5 married to Chrys Berg at Ashur

A fragmentary notice reports AVhaNer s sonnet 5 wedding to Chrys Berg at Ashur with Rev J nn officiating. The couple includes a daughter of Mr and Mrs residing in Contop and connected to a local farming community. The text mentions Northery Minnesota and a shore visit near Mtnn.

Avhaners Chrys Berg Ashur Jordahl aHlong Lottie Jake Northery Minnesota

Yahnke Family Reunion Held at Wood's Lake

The Yahnke families from Garden City Vernon Center Buffalo Center and Klari me Iowa gathered at Wood's Lake Minnesota for a reunion. About 102 persons attended with Minnesota and Iowa representatives, a 21 to 21 score in the unofficial ballgame, a lunch served, and a business meeting electing Mrs Ed Yahnke President and Mrs Fred Vahnke Secretary-Treasurer.

Yahnke Garden City Vernon Center Minnesota Buffalo Center Klarime Towa Wood's Lake Minn Gheather Iowa Tall Car State Ed, Yahnke Fred Vahnke Treauher Charles Milbrandt Emore Russ Blue Earth H. Fot Mankato

Van Smith Edward Heitland Exchange Vows

The marriage of Marian Smith and Edward Heitland was solemnized Thursday afternoon August 9 at the M B H church parsonage Nora Springs with Rev. Mura officiating. Witnesses were Anton Heitland and Grace Teisfeld. The couple will reside in Mason City. Heitland works at Decker's packing house.

Marian Smitl Edward _Heitland M.bh Nora Springs Mura Anton Heltland Grace Teisfeld Mason City Heitland Decker Buffalo Center Thompson The Tribune

Apple condition shows further decline in Iowa July

Des Moines, August 22, 1920. Iowa's apple prospects declined about five percent in July per the Iowa Department of Agriculture summary via the State Horticultural Society. Summer apples yield 58 percent of normal, fall 58 percent, winter 58 percent. Total apple production estimated at 2,851,000 bushels with 94,000 commercial barrels. Grapes, potatoes, cabbage, onions and other crops remain satisfactory. grapes 6,400 tons. potatoes 7,808,000 bushels.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa, Department, of Agriculture State ‘Horticultural Society

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Mrs Behrends

We thank neighbors and friends for their assistance and sympathy during the illness and passing of Mrs. Martin Behrends. We acknowledge the many floral offerings from Martin Behrends and Children Mx, and Mrs. J, S, Loteher & Family.

Dhown Martin Behrends Algo Loteher & Family

Buffalo Center opens 1929-30 with extended faculty

The Buffalo Center school plans a September 2 opening for the 1929-30 year. Several rooms redecorated and cleaned. Superintendent G. A. Pease outlines staff including Emma Wass, Clark Mechem, Robert Mitchell, Mildred Hallowell, Thelma Stingley, and others. Courses offered in junior to twelfth grade span reading, arithmetic, history, geography, hygiene, music, home economics, manual training, and commercial subjects. Enrollments permitted across grades with elective choices. Superintendent available daily for parent and pupil consultation. Books sold at cost. The district notes Alpha Kappa Phi study on high school value and confirms Buffalo Center High School accreditation by North Central Association.

Jo. H Cedar Falls Towa Eldonia Johannesen Commercial Alta Iowa Florence Murphy H. S Monona Norma Oleon Casey Frances Julian Kingsley Dorothy Relch Moravia Mary Gause Lynnville Genevieve Milburn Stratford Grace Kean Des Moines Alpha Kappa ‘Pai Fraternity Hycrett W. Lard Buffalo Center High School North Central ‘Association of Olleses and Secondary Schools Iit Middlewest

Dirksen Marries Meekin Illinois Girl in Buffalo Center

John Dirksen of Buffalo Center wed Lydia Miller of Meekin Illinois in a Buffalo Center ceremony. Dirksen, preparing for the Reform church ministry, will graduate in Jersey City next spring after further seminary training. He has taught at German Valley and pastored nearby churches, with strong community regard.

Buffalo Meekin Illinois Lydia Miller John Dirksen Pitens Prairie Tiineis Dirksen Reformed Church Pleasant Prairie Academy German Sheboygan German Valley 0. Dirksen Buffalo Center Jersey City

Relatives Learn of Ackley Woman's Death

Mrs John Ryken of Ackley died after a prolonged illness and was cared for by her sister Mrs Nanne Frerichs of Buffalo Center who rushed to her side. Funeral services were held Monday in Ackley with many Buffalo Center residents attending. Continuous grief was noted among friends who recalled her cheerful personality.

John Ryken Ackley Nanne Frerichs Harmonnen Buffalo Center

Bethlehem Luth Church Announces Sunday Services and Aid Meeting

Bethlehem Lutheran Church schedules services next Sunday at 11 o clock and Sunday School at the usual hour. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday August 28 at the church parlors. all are welcome. Pastor T H Benson issues the notice.

Ladies Aid T. H. Benson

Methodist Church Preaches by Rev Kamphoyner in Buffalo Center

Rev Kamphoyner will preach at the Methodist church in Buffalo Center on Sunday August 25 at 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM. The pastor notes strong attendance and school interest this year and mentions Rev Moorg planning to confer Eagle Grove September 25. World service money is coming in well and the church remains active in missionary work.

H. Kamphoyner Methodist Church Buffalo Center Kamphoyner W. H. Lease C. H. Moorg Eagle Grove World Service Cbrist H. Moorm

Elmore to Play Here Sunday in North Iowa League Finale

Elmore looks to cap the North Iowa League schedule with a Sunday home game while three matches remain in the second half. Buffalo Center Thompson Woden lead the standings as Elmore seeks to topple Forest City and keep pace for the second half title.

Elmore Bisons Titonka Woden Buffalo Center Buffalo’ Center Thompson Forest City Lions McGreevey Woden-Raka John Mauss Gotte Mauss Rake’ s _ Thompson Toye Bancroft Rake Lake Mills Ve. Thompson Aubube Ledyard Wilmore Himore Ditonka

Pecans Rise in Southwest Agriculture Amid Growth

A review of the Southwest pecan industry shows rapid growth from a niche crop to a major nut producer. Once mainly eaten by Indigenous groups, pecan groves expanded as demand rose, transforming landscapes and boosting cultivation across hot tomato land areas. The 1926 period marked notable expansion and a claim of substantial Oklahoma production.

Tom Land Oklahoma

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Wloridges van Smith Edward Hettland Keystone Copper K. H. Biman Thehven Moses, Ames Smith-Hughes Pete Helman Duffalo Meekin, Illinois Bethlehem Luth Church Atead
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