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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1938

Page

5

Weaver Matson 4 quiet wedding at Mason City

A quiet wedding united Letha Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Weaver and Verne Matson son of Mr and Mrs Joe Matson at the Methodist parsonage in Mason City on December 6. Rev Clarence officiated. The bride wore royal blue and white, Edna Westendorf attended in black and white. The groom and best man Weaver wore blue suits. A sixty wedding dinner followed for close family at the bride's home. The couple plan to make their home in town over the Cut Rate store. Friends extend congratulations.

Methodist Mason City Letha Weaver al Wear Verne Matson Joe Matson Clarence Edna Westendorf Weaver The Flies Mrs. Matson Elyheir

Cook Books Off the Press Buffalo Center Dish Drive

The Buffalo Center Band Mothers Cook Book is ready for sale Monday December 19. Sales committees list numerous block and area organizers including Mrs J B Schutter Mrs D R Snell Mrs A Arkwright Mrs C Price and many neighborhood hosts coordinating purchases across Buffalo Center and surrounding blocks. Proceeds support community activities with advertising patrons thanked for their kindness.

Buffalo Center Band Mothers J. 3.Schutter D. R. Snell A. Arkwright C. Price L. P. Miller J. E. Smith Bob DeVries Harm Feldick A. C. Peterson Frank Fredericks Ted Fredericks K. H. Elman C. L. Peterson Jerry Sehoon Cliff Thompson Mesdames C. Lohrbach Hio Loats Wm. R. Everts Ted Albers Harry Harms Wm. Bechtel Buffalo Center Joseph Larson Onno Frerichs Dick Feldick Ed Feldick Custard Wm, Rhode John Winter Buffalo

Night Marshall Appointed by City Council

Merle Kauffman has been appointed night marshall by the Mayor and Council and began duties the Wednesday night of the previous week, with the winter watch to continue this year as in the past.

Merle Kauffman

Free Santa Show for Buffalo Center Kids at Iowa Theatre

On Friday December 28 at 1 30 p m all Buffalo Center children and community are invited to a free show at the Iowa Theatre. Sponsored by C A Becker the theatre manager Santa Claus will distribute candy and nuts to each child during the event a festive treat for local youngsters.

Buffalo Center Iowa Theatre C. A. Becker Santa Claus

Cage Team to Open Conference Schedule

The Buffalo Center high school cage team with three wins in as many starts opens their conference schedule Friday December 16 hosting the Northwood five. A 35 to 20 victory over Lake this past Friday shows improvement since a 14 to 13 win four weeks earlier over Lake Mills. If they keep improving they will make the rest of the schedule tough.

Buffalo Center High School Northwod Five Lake Five Lake Mills

Thomas Snell to Represent Winnebago at Declam Contest

Thomas Snell will represent Winnebago County in the Sub-District State Declamatory contest at Arnolds Park tonight. County champions from several counties compete and the division winners advance to the State finals. Thomas is entered in the humorous division.

Thomas Snell Winnebago County Arnolds Park Thomas

Youth Uses Toy Gun for Hold-Up

L E Slaba, a mortuary worker, was threatened by 17 year old Arthur Heintz who emerged from his car’s back seat on Main Street with a toy pistol. Slaba knocked the gun away, subdued Heintz, and held him for a night police officer before turning him over to county authorities in Estherville Arm strong Journal.

L. E. Slaba Main Street Heintz Slaba Estherville Armstrong Journal

Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Harm Shortenhaus

The Buffalo Township Farm Bureau held its regular December meeting Tuesday evening at the Harm Shortenhaus home. President Harm Hartman led the business session while Mrs. Jake Hofbauer presented a Christmas music program. A social hour followed with lunch.

Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Harm Shortenhaus Harm Hartman Jake Hofbauer

Chevrolet Dealers Sold 76938 New Cars in November

Chevrolet dealers sold 76938 new cars and trucks at retail during November, announced by W. E. Holler in Detroit. The figure shows an increase of 4455 units from November 1937, with the last ten days of the month outperforming the prior year, at 25045 versus 20310.

Chevrolet W. E. Holler Detroit Heller

4 H'ers of Buffalo Center Meet at Janet Ennen Home

4 H'ers from Buffalo Center gathered at Janet Ennen’s country home on Tuesday December 7. A Christmas bag awaited listing among the girls. Home demonstration agent Miss Need led the group through several new songs to be learned this year. The gavotte was danced. A committee was appointed to plan and write the program for 1939 to be presented at the next meeting, hosted by the hostess.

Jiminson Ale Grant Township Bes Buffalo Township Ted Aykes Jones Ames Needham Davis Nk Murray Geo. Steinberg Roy Hum Robinson Ander Drake Hark Buffalo Center Janet Ennen Suesday Needdur Ted

Christmas Party at Buffalo Center School Department

The Ireas of Speech Depart-1 held a Christmas party at the high building Saturday evening. About 45 members and Miss Cleo Weldin enjoyed games, races, and a lunch. Toys collected for the Orion Home at Council Bluffs and gifts included dolls, musical instruments, teddy bears, and books. John Van Gerpen and Mel visited Mrs Van Gerpen in Rochester, Minn, who was recovering from surgery.

Buffalo Center Cleo Weldin Ember Tly Santa Council Bluffs

FATHER DIED IN CEDAR RAPIDS NOTICE

Mr and Mrs Sylvan Lang and Mrs Park Elliott were summoned to Cedar Rapids last Monday due to their fathers illness. Word came Friday night that he died and Park Elliott left that day. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. The deceased had been ill only a short time.

Sylvan Lang Park Elliott Cedar Rapids Mr. Lang

W C T U Meeting Announced For December 16

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Ed Yahnke’s home. Attendance is encouraged. A new road sign was installed on the Finlayson farm corner east of town by the W C T U, part of signs along Town highways for public safety funded by the National Temperance Educational Fund.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Ed Yahnke

Hospital Notes With Multiple Admits and Dismissals

Mrs. Cris Asmussen of Lakota admitted Monday for a major operation. John Davids Jr admitted Friday for a minor operation and dismissed Saturday. Mrs Maynard Holmseth of Brice Lyn Minn admitted Wednesday December 7 for a major operation. Genevieve Ites dismissed Thursday after treatment. Mrs Robert Janssen dismissed Sunday after a major operation.

Cris Asmussen Lakota John Davids, Jr Maynard Holmseth Bricelyn Minn Genevieve Ites Robert Janssen

Grades to Present Christmas Program Today

The Grades one through six present a Christmas program today Thursday December 15 at 2 30 PM. First Grade performs The Toy Shop Window pan tomime. Dorothy Kingsbury reads. Second Grade presents opening closing numbers plus A Merry Christmas Acrostic A Joke on Santa Claus and Making Christmas Happy. Third Grade presents Christmas Dolls on Parade and songs with Third and Fourth Grades. Fourth Grade presents At Christmas Time. Fifth and Sixth Grades close with a Christmas pageant. Clara Peterson is accompanist. Ted Fredericks sells several pianos.

Dorothy Kingsbury Santa Claus Clara Peterson

Only a Scout Brave Boy and the Flag

A compact reminiscence portrays a Scout saluting the flag as veterans, now boys, march to war’s ominous sounds. The speaker hopes such youths cherish liberty without sacrificing life, praying for safety and enduring patriotism. John & Jerry invites close to Christmas shopping tours.

Safe following distance grows with speed on roads

A driving safety note states that at 35 mph a car requires longer stopping distances than at 20 mph. Stopping distances given are 120 feet for two wheel brakes and 61 feet for four wheel brakes at 35 mph, versus 39 feet and 20 feet respectively at 20 mph. More space should be left between cars as speed increases, with road and vehicle variations acknowledged. Also includes an advertisement for Christmas photos by J. O. Dolen in Buffalo Center.

Golden Wedding Celebrants In Town Of Elmore Minnesota

Sixty eight words of local history describe 26 Elmore couples reaching 50 years of marriage with a December 17 radio tribute from WHO Des Moines. John Ingalls and 25 others to be saluted on a 5 30 to 5 45 pm broadcast with receivers arranged for homes. Other couples named include Smith Ward Jacobs Hagedorn Darrone Gesche Gallo Holt Mort Smith Halpin Wentz Gyldenaas.

John T. Ingalls Elmore Minnesota Faribault County WHO Des Moines Voice of the Middle West John Ingalls George Smith F. W. Ward A. €. Jacobs John Hagedorn Ben Darrone Henry Gesche Ed Gallo Fred Holt Mort Smith James Halpin Fred Wentz Ben Gyldenaas

Stores to Be Open Evenings Next Week

Buffalo Center merchants offer a wide range of Christmas goods and will stay open evenings next week to help shoppers who cannot visit during the day.

Buffalo Center

Fan challenges Buffalo Center teams to a showdown

A local reader Mr A Fan writes to the editor proposing a public challenge between Buffalo Center’s 1937 basketball team and the current squad. He notes last year’s team wanted a game but the high school team refused. He suggests publishing the challenge to elicit an acceptance.

Buffalo Center Mr. A. Fan

Mission Guild Annual Meeting at the Reform ed Church

The Mission Guild of the Reform ed church held its annual meeting Monday evening with songs and scripture. Members approved minutes, funded $15 to both Women’s Boards of Domestic and Foreign Missions, sent birthday greetings to Mrs. Bruno Bruns in Japan, and donated bandages to Annville Institute. Officers elected: President Stella Frerichs, Vice President Charlotte Frerichs, Secretary Eka Dirksen, Treasurer Rosela Hinders, Reporter Ella Dirksen, followed by a potluck lunch.

Mission Guild of the Reformed Church Charlotte Frerichs Domestic Missions Woman's Board of Foreign Missions Bruno Bruns Japan Annville Institute Annville Kentucky Stella Frerichs Eka Dirksen Rosela Hinders Ella Dirksen

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Matson Cook Books Night Marshall Was, oLt Noel Bethlehem Lutheran Choir Andrew Nordaine Hayward Fred Larson Ruby Madison Clarice Jensen Cage Northwood Buffalo Twp Farm Bureau H. Shortenhaus Furfalo Boosters Ireas John van Gerpen Mel Rochester Minne John & Jerry Fred W. Braun Safety J. O. Dolen Mission Guild
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