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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1930

Page

5

Swea City Season Opener Promises Youthful Home Team Fight

School notes report three weeks of practice as the team prepares for the Friday December 5 game at Swea City against Coach Deem's quintet. Vernon Riewier named captain for his consistent leadership and work ethic.

Swea City Vernon Riewier Vernon Trisbandry Mason City Deckers Farnie Aleta Pink Jeanne Sapp Alfred Betels Merlyn Smalldridge Miss McElroy Titonka Eugene Sweet Everett Ryan Ruth Ganganese Thomas Shell Johnny Knutson Mae Breckner Lois Sweet

County Officials Wage Bootlegger Clean-Up Drive

Sheriff Swenson and County Attorney Ney Boynton push a county wide clean up to curb bootleggers. Investigators from other counties are aiding, with Blue Earth reporting 17 pending cases from similar work. Snow fences extend along 40 miles of Winnebago roads to reduce drifting, with a 50 50 county owner cost share for fencing materials.

Swenson Couunty Attor Ney Boynton Blue Earth Winnebago County State Highway Department

Foreign Mission Seminar To Feature World Church Leaders

North West Iowa conference will host a two day program on December 16 and 17 titled The World Mission of Christianity. Representatives from China India and South America will address Emmetsburg and Garner churches under Bishop Frederick D Leete. Speakers include Dr George P Toward Emmanuel Buenos Aires Prof H K Mondel James L Ding Emily Ding and Rev Thomas S Donohugh with President Ding of Foochow Anglo Chinese College as a focal figure. The event highlights diverse global Christian missions and the role of the Methodist Episcopal Church in foreign outreach.

China India South America Iil World Mission of Christianity Algona George P Buenos Aires Argentina H. KX. Mondel James L. Ding The Anglo-Chinese College Foochow Thomas S Donohugh New York City Africa Emily Ding Asia United States Young Men's Christian Association Oe University of Amoy Peking-Hankow Twa Nan College Yoochow Morningside College Iowa Howard Methodist Episcopal Church Northwestern Academy Northwestern University Garrett Biblical Institute Merecedes Intex Methodist Episcopal Seminary Buenos Aitres Bolivia Chile

Overseas mission group visits churches in the United States

A visiting group described as “familis dors” from overseas includes Donolugh, a former India missionary and associate secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church in New York, and Mandel, a Calcutta history professor with Indian mission schooling and American postgraduate degrees.

Donolugh India Africa Tie Board of Foreign Missions Methodist Episcopal Church New York City Mandel Mission Schools of Methodist Calcutta Amilis Dors United States

Oppose Compulsory Militarism in Education in Iowa

A state committee argues against mandatory military drill in Iowa higher education. It cites $200000 yearly spend on training at Iowa and Iowa State and claims 2500 freshmen and sophomores face three weekly drill hours. The group urges optional participation, asserting no federal mandate requires compulsory drill and noting legal allowances under Morrill Act and a recent attorney general ruling.

University of Iowa Iowa State College Towa Hich Jetra College Attorney General's Office State Board of Education

Notice of administrator with will annexed in Winnebago Co

State of Iowa Winnebago County announces the appointment of J. D. Lowe as administrator with will annexed of John Engelkes deceased. Creditors must promptly pay and claimants must present fully authenticated claims to the administrator and file with the Clerk of the District Court. Dated November 11, 1980. 80-4 G. Lyng Clerk.

State of Iowa Winnebago Co Herdeby John Engelkes Winnebago County Allownnes J. D. Lowe G, Lyng

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