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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
10
Various classified items and local notices from Buffalo Center include for sale offers such as a six cylinder coupe and Poland China pigs, farm and produce ads, holiday promotions, sporting events, church and club announcements, and personal visits. Numerous names, places, and dates appear, reflecting a bustling small town page.
The Nels Gjorstad family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and death of their husband and father. Gratitude for floral offerings and special thanks to Sunshine Mission Ladies Aid and the Choir for kindness at home and at church.
A study center will be held at the Court House in Forest City on Saturday December 13 193u starting at 10 o'clock. Instructors include Mrs A Fullerton and Miss Lou A Shepherd from Iowa State Teachers College. Fullerton will teach organizing and conducting school chairs while Shepherd discusses primary education. Miss Mabel Stone reports 100 percent school Dental Hygiene for 1930 1931. Sixteen pupils enrolled: Glenn Rodberg Adeline Rodberg Melvin Mykelstad Allen Mykelstad Beulan Mykelstad Arlene Sanden Merle Martinson George Sydnes Roy Sydnes Reuben Sydnes Marjorie Sydnes John Sydnes Earl Sydnes. The Dental Hygiene bureau at Town City will award a certificate bearing the State University seal to Miss Stene's school. Stene is congratulated for the second year with 100 percent school.
Mrs Mary Gilbert hosted a Friday W C T U meeting with singing scripture reading and prayers. Elizabeth Murray named Flower Mission superintendent. Grace Shortenhaus chosen Prohibition Patriot as five new members joined bringing total to 30 for 1930 31. The group reaffirmed mobilize for law observance and enforcement with a new year pledge observance and enforcement not repeal. Lunch followed and meeting date set for January 2, 1931.
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Mylan and son Lloyd attended Sunday dinner at the Hol Farus home in Bricelyn. The W FM 8 met at Mrs Leon Bryant’s home Tuesday afternoon. Gus Nerdig and son Dale visited Francis Berhow. L W Schiefer and son Max dined at C W Stowe’s. B G Sickles visited Walt Sickles at Frost. Carl Tollagson’s guests included Nels Sabin Tom Gunsen Henry Sabin and families Conrad Hessedahl. Bills Point Sunday School held a business meeting Tuesday evening. Viola Sickles saw Esther and Alice Michaelson Sunday. Henry Nerdig and family visited Ed Bosma Sunday.
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