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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
6
A man was trapped after an elevator jammed and plunged to the tower level. Workmen freed him at great expense as he sustained serious internal injuries and the missing water was never found. A sermon excerpt and biblical quotes follow, urging salvation and urging an organized crusade at the schoolhouse each last Wednesday.
A garbled passage mentions driving records and social security numbers for license processing. It references yearly reviews, program continuity, and a timeline from 1964 to 1968. Also noted are highway improvements and traffic concerns, with a personal line about Alvin Bussa visiting Rollie Sisson in Fairmont Minnesota.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church lists services and events with Pastor Orville I Olson. Sunday December 29 includes Sunday School at 9:50 and Worship at 11:00. Thursday January 2 offers Luther League Officers Workshop. Congregational Church under Pastor Avery A Wotsig announces mid winter youth retreat December 26-28 at Mid West Mission Center Curlew. Sunday School 5:30 am and mission offerings for Canadian Sunday School Mission. Worship 10:30 am with message Inventory and Resolutions. Family Night Fellowship at 7:30 pm with youth film Something To Die For and fellowship lunch. Monday December 30 and Sunday January 2 list teacher meetings and junior youth activities. Youth choir practice 3:30 pm.
Thursday 8 00 p m Hour of Power Bible study and prayer service 9 45 a m Bible School 10 50 am Worship Service 7 30 pm Prayer and Youth Groups 8 00 p m Gospel Hour Tuesday 12 31 8 30 p m Watch Night Service
The First Reformed Church announces Sunday services on December 29 at 9:30 am with Divine Worship and Communion Meditation titled The Divine Guest at the Door, 10:45 am Sunday School, and 7:30 pm Evening Worship with sermon After Bethlehem. An R C Y F banquet is set for Monday at Mesergey, and Tuesday New Year’s Eve Service at 7:30 pm features sermon Keeping Life’s Appointments. Saturday January 4 offers 1:30 pm Bible classes for children.
Chancel Choir rehearsal at 7 30 Friday December 27. Older Youth Fellowship meets at 7 30 for college and working youth at home. Sunday December 28 Student Recognition Sunday. Sunday School at 9 15 led by superintendent Orville Koppen.
Morning worship at 10 30 features guest speaker Mr George Dunn with older youth leading. Tuesday December 9 watch night communion service at 7 30 marks New Year covenant observance.
Woden Methodist Church and Liberty Lutheran Church in Rake Iowa publish December and January schedule details. Events include youth gatherings worship services Sunday School caroling senior and youth choirs Bible study and Covenant Service with times noted for December 27 29 and January 2 6.
Linden Lutheran Church under Pastor Norman H. Tungseth announces Sunday December 29 services at 10:00 for Sunday School and Bible Class and 11:00 for Morning Worship. Beginning next week worship moves to 9:30 with Sunday School at 10:30.
Ramsey Reformed Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 and Worship at 10 30 with Holy Communion Pastor John E Janssen leads the service A 7 30 evening worship is planned with a 1 00 consistory meeting A Youth Banquet will be held at Meservey at 6 30 A New Year’s Service is scheduled for Wednesday January 1 at 10 00 with the pastor leading
A guide for mothers on keeping a sick child engaged while confined to bed. It urges quiet activities, simple crafts, and gentle play to aid recovery without overexertion, emphasizing soothing routines and minimal stimulation appropriate for convalescence.
Mr and Mrs Darrell Madsen of Tracy Minnesota announce the engagement of their daughter Rita Lee to Richard Wempen son of Mr and Mrs Amos Wempen of Buffalo Center Miss Madsen is a Augustana College graduate teaching vocal music in Nashua Community Schools Wempen attended Waldorf College and holds BA and MA degrees He is a guidance counselor in Nashua Community Schools A June wedding is planned.
Iowa State University economist William Uhrig predicts heavy cattle marketings may continue into year end 1963 with a base for price rise in 1964. He notes feeders may sell heavy steers before tax time and consider culling to reduce losses, as ample supply has kept Midwest prices low. Slaughter runs should ease late winter unless feedlot inventories rise.
The report notes herds shrink as calves are kept to yearlings and feeders help reduce supply by marketing lighter cattle. Demand focuses on Good to Choice cattle around 1,050 to 1,100 pounds while Prime cattle remain thin.
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