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07 Dec 1933
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Buffalo Center Tribune in Buffalo Center, Iowa
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
1
Mystery of the Missing Man Deepens Near Steil Farm
Police seek a mystery man connected to the death of an unidentified youth near Bancroft as coroner’s jury reviews evidence. The Steil farm, north of town, yielded alcohol and animal feed debris amid a broader probe into homicide and intoxicating liquor charges involving John and Elmer Steil and Ferd Brethorst. A missing man case remains tied to Brethorst’s reported Brethorst statement and subsequent hospital witness identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storgater
Loy
Coron
Ton Steil
Steil Font
Habthwiser
B.A. Evans
Orun
Steil
Hrny
Coil
Witalus
John Steil
Elmer
Ferdst
Brethorst
Kleven
Biethorst
Araren
White
Brett
Elmer Steil
Kint Lrothurst
Lynn Keith
Joe Haid
Return From Trip Buzzes With Nebraska Themed Notes
Several weeks into a trip, Aus Richard Kiekel and Fr IW suis Cecil and Richard visited Buffalo Cen ly of last week. They toured Cor hidsii Nexus, the old home of Bledna, met Mone Ral Me and Mus. Kiekel kept busy, riding a bike from Okla Solty show, and enjoyed a play at Tribune. The group wondered about crops as they traveled about 800 miles from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Richard Kiekel
Suis
Cecil
Richard
Buffalo
Tesas
Stel Ua
Corhidsii
Nexus
Bledna
Mone
Kheleine
Tribune
Legion Auxiliary News of Texion Post No 21 Meeting
The Auxiliary of Texion Post No 21 met Monday afternoon December 4 at Mrs. Oscar Johnson’s home. Unit President Leona Haselroth presided as minutes were approved. Sewing chair Iv Claassen reported progress on items ready for headquarters and a quilt project was proposed to raise funds with Lottie Hum named quilt chair. Reports covered a tea’s proceeds and subscriptions via Miss O Rorke. Several bills were allowed and officers named for Unit Activities Grace Shortenhans Fidac Wilma and Nita Glorfeld Legislative Thea Milley Florence Costigan Americanism and National Defense Mmes Steinberg Amy Schoon Blanche Johnson Community Service Grace Schmidt Anna Wervver. A 10 cent per member county per capita tax was approved to pay Mrs Jessie Matson. The meeting closed with a delicious lunch served by Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texion
Oscar Johnson
Leona Haselroth
IV Claassen
Unite
Lottie Hum
Post Meets Tonight and Members Grow
Regular meeting of Winnebago Post No. 21 is tonight in the Post rooms. Commander Jake Lee urges all to attend. Members signed up for 1934 include Hun, B A Selper, Albert Knutson, Nels Rognehaugh, Carl Tauskins, Henri Schoon of German Valley Illinois. Total paid members reaches 47. The post plans a blanket giveaway tonight. The garden party held Monday November 27 cleared about $14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Winnebago
Jake Lee
Frank Schleifer
Citiengo
Krank
Guy. Hun
B.A. Selper
Albert Knutson
Nels Rogneha
Women’s Community Club Notes December Meeting
The Women’s Community Club met December Sth at City Hall with President Mrs. Pred Larson presiding. Mr. Meehem requested support for programs and funding a speaker at the Community Fame School. Miss Van der Kraan of Winnebago Co spoke on Christmas gifts. Hosts Mrs. Becker and Miss Olson served cakes and coffee on a candlelit table with miniature trees and reindeer. The next meeting on December 18 will sponsor a Christmas Pageant Chimes of the Holy Night at the Methodist church social room. A silver offering of 10 will be collected to support the Library Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Community Club
Pred Larson
Meehem
Community Fame School
Mechem
Vander Kraan
Winnebago Co
Wm. Becker
Stella Olson
Methodist Church
Christmas Seal Sale Launches After Thanksgiving
The twenty seventh annual Christmas Seal Sale begins the morning after Thanksgiving with broad county and town chairmen, hundreds of volunteers and workers. Led by John F H Peek, TB association president, the drive aims to fund child health work amid economic strain and Federal Relief Agency cautions that private gifts are essential for health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaunehea
Econ
John FH. Peek
Town Tuberculosis ‘Association
Fectoral Relief Administration
Aris Seal
Marriage Announced Bal yance to Herman Goetz
Miss Sylvia Bal yance, daughter of Mr and Mrs H I Bal yance formerly of Buffalo Center, and Herman H Je t Goetz announce their secret marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Blue Earth Minnesota on Wednesday Navy 23 1982 at 2 PM Reverend John W Taylor officiating attended by Mr and Mrs Paul Selberg The couple will make their home undecided for now Friends wish them happiness as they begin life together
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
M. E. Balyanee
Herman H. Ja
Blue Earth
Minn
Navy
John W. Taylor
Paul Selberg
Reupen
Herman Goetz
Goetz
Florence Marie Goetz
Andy Mus
Myr
Reuben’ Balvanes
Herman Balvance
Ledyard
A. A. Depping
Hilla Goetz
Raymond Balvines
Buffalo Center
Fred Selverg
MaLinda Goetz
Vivian Klein
Fred Sellberg
Men of M E church cord wood for parsonage and church
A group of men from the M E church gathered Tuesday and Wednesday to deliver and cord enough wood to last through the winter for the parsonage and church. The wood came from a very be ndball on the old Penning farm four miles south of town. The group met at the Gilbert home for a hot dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Penning
Wat
A.M. Qilbert
Hospital News Dismissals Mentioned In Local Notes
George Christ, a purgless patient, was dismissed on Tuesday of last week and returned to his Lakota home. Mrs. Andy Wallace has returned home after being dismissed last Monday. Harold Lamping, a surgical patient, was dismissed Monday and went home near Chompson. He is son of Ted Lamping. Mrs. Sam Winter was dismissed yesterday after a major operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Christ
Andy Wallace
Harold Lamping
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends and Helpers
Acknowledgment from Mi and Mis Andy Wallace for the generous aid and kindness shown during a recent derangement. The note extends sincere thanks to friends who offered assistance and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Andy Wallace
Goetz Balvance Nuptials At Ledyard Parsonage
Florence Marie Goetz and Raymond Balvance wed at the Reformed parsonage in Ledyard with Rev. A A Depping presiding. Attendants were Hilla Goetz and Raymond Balvance. The couple will reside on a farm near Grant Center after March 1.
Will Curtis Dies After Long Illness in Buffalo Center
Will Curtis longtime Buffalo Center resident dies after prolonged illness last Saturday at his home in the west part of town. He was born April 25, 1880 near Forest City and died December 28, 1953 in this city. He married Maggie Wallace on July 4, 1901. she preceded him in death on May 11, 1920. He married Berdine Tesdahl on January 6, 1928. Five children from the first marriage survive: James of Buffalo Center, Hazel Anderson of Bancroft, Emma Bohl of Britt, Arthur in the U S Navy at San Pedro California, and Maggie Berhow of Buffalo Center. Three children from the second marriage remain at home: Donna, Richard, and Bonnie Mae. He had been in failing health for nearly two years and spent time at the Iowa State Hospital at Town City last year. He leaves five brothers and four sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. from the M B church. Rev A Howe officiated. interment in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Curtis
Buffalo
Wul
Henry Curtis
Forest City
Bill
Maggie Wallace
Berdine Tesdahl
Blue Earth
Minn
James
Buffalo Center
Hazel Anderson
Bancroft
Emma Bohl
Britt
Arthur
U. 8 Navy
San Pedro
California
Maggie Berhow
Donna
Tichard
Bonnie Mae
Iowa State Hospital
Town City
Hung Johnson
Mabel Omenson
Minneapolis
Jack McDonald
Porence
Washington, D. C
iLote
Charley
Montana
M. B
Plague Lord Keep Me Alive Says Birmingham Clergyman
A Birmingham Michigan clergyman invoked a plea to endure amid national readjustments, urging steadfast hope and courage to resist selfishness as the nation faces trying times. The quote underscores resilience and communal duty in a challenging era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
Former Buffalo Center Man Dies in Wisconsin
Matt Glockner, 74, a former Buffalo Center resident, died Saturday in Kenosha after a long illness. Born in Austria on Sept 11, 1889, he came to the U S 45 years ago, lived in Waterloo before Buffalo Center, and belonged to St George church. Surviving include his widow three sons and four daughters and a brother in Minneapolis. Funeral services were held at his home and St George church with burial in St George cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Veaders
Surrow
Matt Glockner
Buffalo Center
Big
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Kenosha Evening News
Iowa
Mathew Glock‘ner
Forty-seventh Street
Austria
America
Waterloo
St. George Church
Anthony
Joseph
Emma Smith
Onalaska
Wash
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Stumpf
Pansy Ogren
Minneapolis
St. George
Ottilia
Otto
Firemen Respond to Chimney Sparks at Cozy Inn
Sparks from the Cozy Inn chimney last evenings at about six prompted a fire department call. No damage occurred and the alarm served as a workout for the crew. The fire root cause was a burning out of the chimney. Brarryone urged to inspect chimneys to prevent future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brarryone
Government survey of NRA signs in state
Quiet state survey by officials has begun to observe NRA sign locations and assess how the program operates. Identified agents will not reveal their identities while conducting inquiries about compliance and related conditions. Signers are reminded of their obligations under the NRA proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Open Conference at Garner Friday Night
Buffalo Center high school opens North Iowa Conference chase at Garner Sunday after two non conference games, one win and one loss, with Norman Kopp sidelined by a bad ankle. Armstrong beat Buffalo Center 28 to 11 in the last game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center High
North Iowa
Garner
Buffalo Center
Norman Kopp
Armstrong
Armstrong High School
Turkey
Holiday closing times for Buffalo Center businesses
At a semimonthly Buffalo Center Commercial Club meeting last Monday the group adopted a holiday closing schedule for local businesses. New Years Memorial Day Thanksgiving Christmas are set for all day closings except restaurants, drug stores, and eating houses. The plan aims to prevent misunderstandings by pre announcing hours while allowing extended hours the weeks before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Thanksgiving holiday enhances Buffalo Center faculty trips
Buffalo Center schools dismissed for Friday after Thanksgiving as faculty and students take time off. Supt. J. E. and Mrs. Smith visited Minneapolis. Several teachers were listed for travel to Crystal Lake, Storm Lake, Cedar Falls, St. Paul, Hampton, Mason City, and other towns, with many names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Mitchell
J. E
Smith
Minneapolis
Peterson
Crystal Lake
Newman
Storm Lake
Sturm
Cedar Falls
Waalkes
Bristow
Kamps
St. Paul
Minn
Linderman
New Hampton
Spearing of Certain Fish Permitted Under Regulations
Gav, Carp, Quillback and Buffalo may be taken by spear as non game fish year round under Fish and Game rules. Ice fishing houses or stoves for heat are unlawful. Legal bullheads may be caught and possessed year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav, Corp
Fish and Game
I. T. Bode
Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas
Readable ad claims most stomach gas stems from bowel poisons. A single Adler ika dose supposedly cleans out body wastes, tones the system, and brings sound sleep, per listing by Suell, Druggist, with brief promotional phrasing and dramatic benefits.
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