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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
5
W 8 Grotewald of Duke Mills a district No 2 supervisor led Winnebago county by buying his 1937 automobile license 95-1. Albert Steper Sr of his place also bought his license early with plate number Delug 05-7.
Grant No 4 pupils and teachers organized a War Iowa Chop elit at the Grant Ko schoolhouse on November 20 to foster growth and service to school and state. Sunshing Fairies named, with officers Raemon Wabben president Dorothy Gruis vice president Betty Aukes secretary Edwin Anikes treasurer. reporter John Robert Boyken. Committees include program chair Dorothy Gruis with Dorothy Johnson, special program committee Dorothy Gruis Eppie Johnson and Merman Gruis. A Thanksgiving program followed on November 26. Top spell ing scorers were Dorothy Johnson Joan Boyken and Donald Johnson. Highest monthly averages went to Betty Aukes Dorothy Johnson, with perfect attendances by Dorothy Gruis Eppie Johnson Herman Gruis Dorothy Johnson Joan Boyken Harvey Atkes and Donald Johnson.
A speaker recounts a life of night life and petty crime that led to ten years in prison. He admits his folly, laments lost youth, and reflects on the consequences of women, wine, and song, now behind bars and facing atonement.
A reflective piece narrates a son’s struggle with crime and fame, urging his mother to understand his return. It orients around remorse, mothers’ hope, and a vow to change after a life of risk and regret. The speaker recalls mists clearing and lies ending, seeking redemption and family reconciliation.
Ellish Point residents note the Aid meets today at the Frank Elwood home. Social visits included Mr and Mrs Gus Nerdig and sons at the H A Nerdig home Saturday. Ed Stuart returns from Dolmage Hospital after treatments. Christmas program planning proceeds. Evelyn Kalgig visits Carl Tollagson home. First quarterly conference held at Ed Stuart home Monday. Rake defeats Lakota in basketball Friday. Mae Ryg shower held at Liberty Telmred parlors Monday. Mae now Mrs Win Hines of Ames. Group meeting held at Rev Hotchkiss home Monday.
Lakota News reports I. E. Wortman returned home on Friday from Buffalo Center hospital where he recently underwent an operation. A baby toy weighing seven pounds?
A baby named William James born last Wednesday at Buffalo Center Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baum, and another son to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kienitz. Melvin Ukena underwent appendicitis surgery. Local families entertained, visited, and planned trips to Chicago for livestock show. Legion Auxiliary unit to meet December 7 at Mrs. Schroeder’s home.
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