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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
3
G. M. Carman 1936 post office listing. Advertisements show display rates and local class listings. Mentions include Hattie Bond wintering with Mrs. W. G. Bond, Ida Johnston visiting Iowa Falls, Dorothy Hardin at R. T. De Vries home, and several local residents gathering for Thanksgiving and visits. Community notices highlight hardware ad and home heater promotion at Community Oil Co.
DeVere Hirt, clerk of court, at Forest City, was a Buffalo Center business visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Jutting and son Ireland were visitors at the Abel Limberg home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Koppen and family were visitors in the T. Hughes home at Ruthven Town. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Elman and Marvin and Shirley spent Sunday at Osage with the Jerry Elman family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert and family spent Thursday and Friday at Rochester Minnesota in the Tom Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larson and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jengen and family spent Thanksgiving Day in the Wier Frette home. Miss Ethryn TerVeer, at Business College in Mankato, returned home to visit then went back to resume studies. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fredericks were Sunday visitors in the White Rode home at Titonka. Mrs. Mivera Duit and son Techard spent Thanksgiving in the C. J. Ateplequist home at Swea City. Miss Louise Obustad attended the funeral of her uncle Iver Thompson in Austin Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Olson and Angw and Richard spent Thursday in the Orville Meyers home at Esther ville. Vivian Tink, teacher in Havelock Town schools, visited during Thanksgiving. Miss Dorothy Theile and Helen Qlorfeld from Mason City spent Thanksgiving in their respective homes. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schol and son Wayne from Rock Rapids visited with their son and relatives over the weekend. Have you sent in any contributions to the Diamond City News It’s easy Win this $5 000 contest Get your issues at Sloper Service Station.
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