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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
3
The Bethlehem Lutheran Church led by Rev. J. G. Mathre lists December 29 no confirmation classes. December 30 worship services at 9 and 11 am with no Sunday School. Luther League at 5 pm. New Year Holy Communion at 8 pm. January 2 church council meeting at 8 pm and January 9 annual Congregation business meeting.
Sunday hours at Congregational Church include Sunday School 10 am worship 11 am with sermon and choir, plus 7 30 pm junior meeting and 8 pm evening service. Wednesday Bible study January 2 and Lord's Supper baptism planned January 6. First Baptist notes December 27 9 45 am Sunday School 10 50 am service and 7 30 pm Y P Bible Club with prayer meetings and watchnight service December 31 8 30 pm to midnight. World Mission Conference runs January 6 to 13 with daily sessions and program to appear next week. First Reformed lists December 30 Sunday School 9 30 am worship 10 40 am with sermon It is Finished and Lord's Supper. Youths Fellowship 7 30 pm. evening service 8 pm Where Do We Go from Here and Old Year's New Year's service December 31.
Reverend F W Shreve leads Sunday worship at 11 am with Sunday school at 10 and Orville Koppen as superintendent. An Older Youth program runs at 7 30 pm. A Friday M Y F party is planned and a catechism class is set for 1 pm Saturday January 5.
Funeral services are held today in Osage for Mrs. Merrill O Eiel 51 who died Monday at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital. The First Congregational Church will host the 2 p.m. service with Rev Homer A Doak leading. Survivors include her husband, a daughter Mrs James Peterson of Vinton, a son Jack, and a grandson.
Pvt Richard Heyes arrived in Buffalo Center last Friday to spend furlough with his wife Doris and his parents Abbe and Mrs Heyes before reporting to Fort Bliss Texas on January 4. He will attend a Guided Missile School after basic training at Fort Carson Colorado. His wife Mrs Heyes resigned from the Johnson Hatchery as bookkeeper last Friday.
Family from Northwood and local households attended a Christmas gathering at Roy Leibrand's new home on Christmas evening. Visitors included Marvin Smith, Melvin Leibrand family, Lola Smith, Elmer Leibrand, and Timmy. Monday guests at L H Boekelman home included Vernard Boekelman, Mrs Tom Hanson Carolyn JoAnn and Lyle. An Emergency Fund Committee meeting was held at 7:30 pm in the church. Communion service scheduled for morning worship. Hungarian Relief offering planned. Choir rehearsal set for Thursday at 7:30 pm.
Woden Methodist Church led by Rev. F. W. Shreve holds worship at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Communion during service. Woman's Society meets at 2:00 p.m. Offering for Hungarian relief. January 18 Observation School at Mason City. Ramsey Reformed Church with Rev. Kroon presents Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 and evening worship at 7:30.
Harold Ubben and Anita Mae Bell wed in a double ring ceremony at St Pauluther An church Blue Earth Minnesota on Saturday November 30 at 730 pm Officiant Rev W Hifert. Bride given in marriage by her brother Marvin Bell. Attendants were Marion Bell Marie Brodie Arthur Beenken Homer Bell Usher Eugene Bell Herman Ubben Reception for 100 followed. Couple to reside on a farm near Lakota after a wedding trip through Wisconsin.
Mrs. Jack Steinberg and family spent Christmas Eve with Carl and Vernon Jacobson in Rake. Mrs. L. C. Lund of Rake plans a Phoenix winter visit with Chauncey Lund family. Mr. and Mrs. John Slaba visited Des Moines relatives for Christmas and returned Wednesday. Sterling Huisman of near Titonka joined Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wabben for Christmas dinner.
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