Christmas Eve Community Singing Event in Buffalo Cen
Men of Buffalo Cen I sponsoring a municipal Christmas program to be held Tuesday evening December 28 at eight o'clock. There will only singing in charge of the community Club with all to participate in carol singing. Santa Claus will have sacks of candy to distribute to children. Town and farmers are urged to attend and bring the little ones for joy.
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Men of Buffalo Cen
Ans
Santa Claus
Santa
All Gore
Forest City Falls To Center In Narrow Conference Win
Forest City was beaten 24 to 19 by Buffalo Center on Friday night as Center’s defense limited Forest City to two baskets. Britt, last year’s conference champion, comes to Britt next Friday for a top rivalry clash that could shake the standings.
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Cily Center
Forest City
Stores reopen in Buffalo Center for last minute shopping
TONES TO BE OPEN to stores in Buffalo Center will Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week for late Christmas shoppers. Merchants in the center offer a large stock to select from and can sell cheaply as out of town rivals while saving the expense of a long drive.
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Buffalo Center
Twily
Amerchants
Fegational Church Annual Meeting Highlights 1931 Elections
The Congregational Church held its annual meeting on December 10, 1980. Reports from departments were read, officers elected for the new year, and trustees, clerk, and Sunday School superintendent named. Twenty members joined, Sunday School attendance ranged from 91 to 126, and the church urged forward steps for the year ahead.
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Wednes Retlig
Ork
Joy
Guyer
Wenno
Hoshaney
I. B
H. J
John Leteher
G. Daum
Lester Drake
Pond
Wee
H. B
Winter
Martman
HWA
Mes
Altisimay Program at Sunday School Held in Venting
The Sunday School program by the Altisimay Program of the Con'AL will be held in Venting on December 24 at 7 20 p m. Children are asked to be present earlier at 2 o'clock for Chirence Bond, 8 8. Supr. bus Instuned 9. new. battery Community Oil Co.
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Con'al
Venting
Thera
Chirence Bond
Business Men's Club Hosts High School Football Squad
The 1938 Buffalo Center business community hosted a dinner at City Hall for the high school football squad and cheerleaders, with School Board members in attendance. Captain Patterson received a gifts and praise for leadership as Coach Mitchell noted the season's growth despite injuries. Supt. Smith and President Snel lauded sportsmanship and benefits of football. A post program Santa gift arrived, and the group endorsed a beet sugar acreage expansion plan with a committee appointed to assist.
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Usiness
Orame
Andy. Wallace
H. B
Winter
Rp. White
Scheerleaders
Board of Education
Iietatetes
Patterson
Elgin
Mitchell
B. Russ
Buffalo Center
C. Hy, Galagan
E. E. Sapp
Russ
Death notices from Little Rock funeral held Friday
Mrs. Andy Roos died at home on Wednesday morning, December 10, two weeks before the birth of a daughter Dorothy Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Soos. The bereaved husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rous, are remembered by many, and Mrs. Roos was sister in law to Mrs. Jutting. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at Little Rock.
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R. J. Rous
Pete Heilman
Little Rock
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offering
The Rawlings family expresses gratitude for sympathy and funeral flowers shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
Dedication of the Methodist Church in Buffalo Center
The dedication of the fine new Methodist Church here marks the completion of a series of advancing steps taken by the local organization in recent years. The old church dated to 1893 and was dedicated in August of that year. A. B. Russ remains the only original building committee member living in the community. Rev. J. W. Carver and Geo. Dempsey were fellow charter members. The church has a nine-room layout with a large auditorium and stained glass windows, built with burned clay blocks and brick from Twin-City Brick Co. The project cost about $17,000 and $5,000 was raised during the dedication weekend.
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New Methodist
A. B. Russ
J. W. Carver
Geo. Dempsey
Bennet Mitchell
North-West Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Flannigan
Iowa
Winds
Wm. Figge
C. H. Moore
Saint Paul
K. J. Himan
Buffalo Center
John and Jerry Hardware
Thorwald ‘Thorson
Forest City
Town
Bardson and Sons
Board of Trustees
Congregational
Baptist
Reformed
Community Oil Co
H. Schutter
O. Thompson
Ladies Aid
Frank O. Mossman
Morningside College
Sioux City
W. H. Lease
Algona
J. J. Share
Humboldt
B. Weilkel
Thompson
F. C. Johnson
Death notices honor Buffalo Center woman
Mrs. R. P. Bronleewe died December 11, 1938, aged 69 years, after a long illness. Born June 22, 1861 in Jemgum Germany, she immigrated to the United States in 1889 with her husband Rt. P. Bronleewe. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church, with Rev. A. Lang in charge, and interment at Gladland cemetery. Surviving are her husband, two sons, three daughters, and thirteen grandchildren. numerous relatives and friends attend from out of town.
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St. P. ‘Bronleewe
Tribune
Buffalo Center
H. A. Latt
Jemgum
Hastfriesland
Germany
Weener
Eastfriesland
M. Swyter
Rt. P. Bronleewe
United States
Parkersburg
Iowa
Wright County
Kanawha
Baptist Church
Graceland Cemetery
A. Lang
Parkershoro
R.P. Bronleewe Jr
Rockwell City
Richard Mulder
Rudolph Mulder
Ellsworth
Minn
George Mulder
Dick Kruse
Pete Horn
George, Town
Pete
Rock Rapids
Joe Mulder
Livemore
Geo, Bronleewe
Ben Bronleewe
Pete Duitscher
Clavion
Bert Rose
Wisena Pookes
N. G. Niehouse
Anna
Pred Lindeman
Aplington
A. Rust
John Oesterkamp
Will Sawyter
Britt
Swanson
Swea City
All Gospel Mission Meeting Schedule and Sale Notice
Gospel group advertises nightly meetings at 7:80 with special speakers Sunday at 2:30. Also notes for sale of Duroc spring boats at attractive prices by H. G. Wessels, 24 tf.
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Duroc Spring Boats
H. G. Wessels
Funeral for Mrs. T. A. Rawlings Held at Wo den Church
Services conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 for Edythe Stevens Rawlings 42 who died December 9 1930 after a long illness at her home ten miles southeast of Buffalo Center. Survived by husband Thaddeus Rawlings three children Frances Cardwell of Chicago and John and Robert at home parents John and Frances Stevens sister Mary A Insley of Los Angeles all formerly of Urbana Illinois. She lived in Boone before moving to a farm near Woden nine years ago and was active in the Methodist church.
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T. A. Rawlings
M. H
Woden
John
Frances Stevens
Urbana
Tinos
Boone
Town
Thaddeus Rawlings
Frances Cardwell
Chicago
Robert
Mary
Insley
Los ‘Angeles
Methodist Church
Buffalo Center Tribune Not Issued Next Week Christmas Note
The Buffalo Center Tribune will not publish the paper next week December 25th. An office presence will handle any business during this period. The note thanks patrons for their support and extends wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Buffalo Center Tribune
Passing Away Tuesday After Brief Illness
John Kruse an old resident of Kos sith county died at the family home south west of Buffalo Center after a brief illness. He was 82, a native of Germany who came to this region many years ago. Survived by his wife and two children a son and a daughter. Funeral services will be held from the Reformed church at German Valley tomorrow Friday.
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John Kruse
Kossith County
Buffalo Center
Kruseyva
Germany
Reformed Church
German Valley
Thankful Acknowledgement From Bronleewe Family
The Bronleewe family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support tokens of sympathy and floral offerings during their observance.
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Hk. P. Bronleewe
School Vacation Prompted Dismissal for Holidays
Bulfealo Center public schools will dismiss Friday afternoon for a two week vacation through Christmas and New Year holidays. Teachers and children anticipate a delightful break as the holidays approach.
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Bulfealo Center
Sunday Movies Gain Approval in Lake Mills
The Lake Mills city council repealed its ban on Sunday movies after a special election with 562 ballots cast. The Irving theater equipment room had burned about a month earlier, causing an estimated $5,000 in damage, and Tepaira was contingent on Sunday operation to ensure profitability.
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Lake Mills
Irving
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Buffalo
Ford
Iobeliy
Eit
Fegational Church Annual Meeting
Battery Community Oil Co
Rawlings and Family
Albert A. Howe
Death
RK. .P. Bronleewe
ALL Gospel Mission
Rawlings
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