December Meeting Minutes Regula at Winnebago Post No 21
The Winnebago Post No 21 American Legion met December 7 1928 with Commander Matson presiding. Reports showed net profit of 80.50, membership contests announced, and plans for a New Year s Eve party. Guests Rev Russell and Rev DeMuth spoke, Pete Bruner recruited two new members, and a 50.00 check was presented to buy a portable typewriter. The meeting also discussed a county aid plan and displayed posters for February.
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Winnebago
Matson
Bravick
Esohnson
Murray
EL Steper
Stephens
T. Weaver
Monson
Feldick
Pease
Lowe
Rhode
Winter
A. Bohl
Behrends
Rognehaugh
Bolsinger
W. Bohl
Russell
Marshal Kramer
Pete Brier
Lakoty
George Jorgenson
Rake
Fml
Auxiliary Legion
Murray, Pease
Win‘ter
Auxiliary
DeMuth
Legion Monthly
Ray Murray
American Legion Monthly
Legion
Uiedi
al Bohl
Fred Bliss
Si Brav
Ick
J.D
Ray Mur Rh
Shelby" Stephens
Peter ‘Bragg
Lakets
City Ou Co
Pete
Algona
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Liverpool
England
Brest
Camp Dodge
Mike Alkkerman
of the Coast ‘Artiéry Corps
George A. Carman
Henry Gerdes
Ted ‘Weaver
Ray ‘Murray
Netmer Matson
Stanhope
Hamilton
Webster City
Bosworth
Jewell
Williams
Strattford
Ray
Williams and Strattford
Nelahen
John & Jerry
Lakota
Pete Bruner
Ed ‘Underdahl
Swea City
Wade Ball
Ball
Laredo
Missouri
Virginia
Calvary
Lubsand
Farm Bureau
Thev
Congregational Church
Poat
Christmas Seat Campaign Seeks Pennies For Health
The Christmas Seat Campaign by Buffalo Center schoolchildren ends Friday night December 14. The appeal asks readers to spend pennies on Christmas seals to provide health for needy children, urging that even small sacrifices can aid stricken mothers and help restore health.
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Children of Buffalo Center
The more the good The pennies do and Christmas veals
A compact note reflects on charitable acts and seasonal generosity. It highlights pennies as a measure of good deeds linked to Christmas offerings and health seals, suggesting community uplift through small contributions during the holiday period.
Lakota farmer sues sheriff for false arrest damages
Holal Gingrich of Lakota resumes suit against Sheriff L E B Hovey of Kossuth county and bondsmen for 5000 dollars alleging false arrest after a late night Lakota celebration. The case was dismissed on technical grounds and Gingrich is again represented by John Regan. Hovey retained Van Ness and Stillman. The incident began when Hovey ordered a crowd to disperse and arrested Gingrich believing his wife Alice Gingrich did not comply, but he was released after the crowd dispersed and no charges were filed.
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Holal Gingrich
L. EB. Hovey
Kossuth County
U. & Fidelty and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Alice Gingrich Wais
Gingrich
Christmas Party at Warburton Home by Ladies Club
The Lincoln Township Farm Bureau and Ladies Club hold their annual Christmas party at the Joines Warburton home Friday evening. A special program is planned by the program committee with ladies bringing sandwiches, home made candy, and gifts. Everyone is invited to attend with guests.
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Lincoln .Township
Farm Bureau
Ladies’ Club
Joines
Warburton
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