Advertising Rates and Church Notices Buffalo Center
Local advertising rates ten cents per line. Card of Thanks and church notices list Sunday School and morning worship times. Christmas program practice set for Saturday at two, with a congregation business meeting Thursday at two. Luther League meets Sunday at 7:30 with a program including Vivian Peterson and others.
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Clarice Jensen
Louise Gangness
Ruby Darby
Mae Larson
Clara Peterson
Donald Triis
Eleanor Lee
Persoyae
the Reformed Church
William R. Byerts
Young People's League
Three Iowans Named Yale Sterling Fellows in Law
Three Iowans are among ten Sterling Fellows appointed by Yale University School of Law in New Haven. Recipients are selected for high scholastic standing and potential as legal scholars, with most aiming for the Doctor of the Science of Law degree. The Iowans named are Frederic A. Daum of Buffalo Center, Theodore M. Anderson of Sac City, and Edwin E. Ferguson of Des Moines.
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Yale University ‘School of Law
New Haven
Conn
Last Suday
Sterling Fellows In Law
Frederic A. Daum
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Buffalo Center
Theodore M. Anderson
Sac
Hospital News Dismissals And Birth Report
Mrs. Amos Wetnen and infant son were dismissed Monday. Mrs. Geo. Hays and infant daughter of Thompson were dismissed Tuesday. Iva Voldahl of Bricelyn Minnesota was dismissed Tuesday after a major operation. Mrs. Arnold Christopherson admitted Monday for minor operation and dismissed Wednesday. A son weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hove of Titonka on Wednesday morning.
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Amos Wetnen
Geo. Hays
Thompson
Iva Voldahl
Bricelyn
Minnesota
Arnold Christopherson
Ben Hove
Titonka
Local social notes from Frost Township and area
Mrs Olive Gibson and Wanda spent Friday at Gus Nerdig home. Aid meets at Guy Beaver home today. Mrs Ober Anderson and others visited Carl Tollagson home. Supper guests at J G Sickela home. Tollagson and Elmer Tollagson families hosted at Abbe DeBoer home. Homer Elwood family baptized Kieth LeRoy at Liberty Church. Harold Elman and Jerry visited Jarry Elman home in Osage. Stuart family left for Rochester Minnesota for Cecil’s clinic. FMS met at Rev Hotchkiss home with devotions and Africa talk by Andrew Okland. Siumech served. E G Sickels visited Taylor Griffen home. Nerdig family visited. Only 13 days until Christmas.
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Olive Gibson
Wanda
Gus Nerdig
Aid
Guy Beaver
Ober Anderson
Carl Christensen
Carl Tollagson
S. Michaélgori
Russell
Ruth
Alice
J. G. Sickela
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Tollagson
Elmer Tollagson
Abbe
Hotch- Kiss
Hotchkiss
Biman
Africa
Andrew Okland
Siumech
E.G. Sickels
Taylor Griffen
Henry Nerdig
Relative lower food costs seen for farmers in 1936
Iowa State College extension home economists predict farm families will see food costs stay largely steady in 1936 with meat and bread rising slightly. Emphasis on home produced foods to trim grocery bills, pantry and cellar stocks, and canned goods to offset higher meat and bread costs. Per capita value of home produced food remains more than twice purchased food, with meats fats poultry eggs the costliest group.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Saving on meats and groceries through home production
A fragment notes that saving on meats eggs fruits and vegetables plus milk products through home production will mean a large annual saving in the family budget. The text references practical household economy and budget impact.
Pheasant Season Reported as Best Yet Across Fields
Pheasant hunters enjoyed a successful season with most reaching their limits. After an initial surge the birds scattered and became harder to find, but participation remained high with an estimated 60,000 hunters entering the fields during the season.
Crow Operate Contest Prompts County Level Shooting Rivalry
North Central Red and Gilt Club in Mason City announces a statewide crow hunting contest running December 15 to March 15 1936. Each county will crown a county champion and the top scorer becomes state champion. Local clubs urged to enter, with prizes funded by participating groups. Rules available from Hans Madsen Cro Counselor Mason City. The sponsors claim over 25000 crews can be destroyed under the plan.
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Mason City
Ywill
Mnser
Jand Sportimen
Epdnssoy
Hans Madsen
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North Central Rod and Gun Club
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