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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
2
A Sunday morning service led by Pastor Geuger at the Methodist Church. The announcement notes a forthcoming Sunday service and invites parishioners to attend.
Fragmentary OCR shows Congregational Church event with David Ferri and Mrs Melon Wirtier as hostess. Details unclear but mentions 2:00 PM and Phone line 715 PU. Readable items include Sendey Senos and Carnrrsanis names. Local event teaser notes a church gathering or meeting time.
Activities include German preaching and English preaching sessions. Senior League events feature intermedia and league activities with audience attendance. A teacher and office entertainments are planned next afternoon with multiple sessions among 006 participants.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Borlien invites all children and parents to join the Sunday School Rally on September 4 1941. Classes start at 10:30 with children aged four and up. At 10:55 children join the congregation for worship. attendance urged for a hundred percent showing.
Peter Peters, pastor, reports on General Conference as prayer meetings and Bible study occur tonight at 8. Senior and Junior BY at 7:30. Evening service at 4 with a sermon on Bildad. Mission Band meets Wednesday at 2 with Home topic and devotions led by Mrs. Geiken and Mrs. Stratman. Program is by Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Bond. Hostesses listed. Young People's meeting Wednesday at 8.00.
Mr. Farmer calls for spraying work with Johnson Produce now equipped with a power spray. All spraying must be satisfactory and prices are reasonable. When you have poultry to sell, they will come and buy it.
Fragmented OCR lists sponsors and vendors for a community passion play project. Names like Farmers Ey pen and Fredericks appear, along with local shops and services. The garbled text suggests a small town production with multiple sponsors and supporting merchants.
Local brief notes that Philco radios are now on display at Jobo and Jerry’s with mentions of Norms Abubee and Irvin Davis in attendance, reflecting a shop event.
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