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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
2
A vintage advertisement urges motorists to use Triple Action Tydol Gasoline for instant engine action and highlights top cylinder oil as extra protection. Each Big Gallon includes lubrication that smooths valves and pistons, promising better performance and reliability.
The Buffalo Center post office entry lists the Lutheran congregation annual business meeting for Monday evening 21 at 7 30. Schedule shows Sunday School Morning Worship German Preaching English Preaching Young People Service League with times around 7 16 p m and 8 p m.
Rev O H Boenner of George Iowa will speak next Sunday with a German morning sermon and English evening service. Sunday School and Worship follow. Choir meets Thursday at 8. Christmas carols are in season. Christmas program practice Saturday at 1 6 for 4th grade and below and 1 30 for older students. Everyone encouraged to attend.
Corn sealing is underway in Winnebago County with a loan value of 55 cents per bushel. Farmers may borrow at a low rate using corn as security. Interested parties should contact their township sealer. sealer districts remain unchanged from last year.
Cold weather kept attendance to six at the regular Auxiliary meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs. Louise Lohrbach’s home. Minutes approved, reports given, funds voted to Harriet Hoff man Educational Fund totaling five dollars and fifteen dollars to the cemetery project. A quilt was planned with Mrs. Katherine Carman and Mrs. Iva Claassen appointed. Donations of Western or Detective Stories magazines requested for disabled veterans hospitals at Des Moines and Knoxville. Mrs. Lohrbach served lunch. Sewing meeting planned with Mrs. Jennie Kreeze hosting December 2nd. carpet rags sewed.
The Ladies Auxiliary expresses gratitude as Mrs. Wm Grothaus took home rags and sewed them after a luncheon. White carpet rags are still welcome for continued use and support.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran Church hosted Mrs T H Benson Friday afternoon in church parlors. Lunch featured Norwegian dishes. Mrs Benson received a handmade quilt from the group. Rev and Mrs Hinderlie of Forest City attended. Mrs Benson and her son departed earlier in the week to begin a new life in Minneapolis.
Monroe, relief agent at the M and St. L depot in Famous Minnesota, was struck with a wooden club and an iron bar during an intrusion Friday night. Thieves took $40 and a watch, then fled west on Highway 69 as a windstorm cut power, hindering description.
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