Lakota cafe owner attacked by two boys on Friday night
Reefer and Harold K attacked As the Lakota cafe owner Schroeder returned home near the smith store two youths jumped him and pepper sprayed him. Sheriff Hovey apprehended the assailants and a trial followed in Algona with Christ Reefer tied up in earlier incidents and L Kuppen released on bond. Schroeder is recovering with eye injuries.
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Reefer
Harold
Scroeder
Wasi
Smith Store
Schroeder
Oslo
Oran Sturdevant
Garth
Hovey
Boyd Tong
Algona
Christ Reefer
Seiverder
Schoeder
Pergon
New Library Additions Highlight Fifty-Three Books This Week
Seventeen new titles join the shelves this week with authors ranging from Koileo and Bower to Flyén and Christie. Included are The Enchanted Bear, Keeper of the Harvester, The World of Wind, and Garden Fully among others, reflecting a broad spread of fiction, nature, and lifestyle works across several series.
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Tenty
Ibrary
Koileo
Bower
Lucky Lawrences
Noris
Christie
London
Jannety
Keeper of the Harvester
Porterington
Aitshéler
Darbour
Beard
Ord
Garten
Fabre
Mr. Fertig
Arizona
Ames
Hall
Wien
Phillins
Porter Silyer
Shoal Price
Tullemond
Rinehart
Hositan
Dake
Front
Tsen
Bear
Dairy Cattle Meeting Addressed By School Group
A local school group set a meeting for Wednesday evening to discuss dairy cattle topics. The agenda includes calves and heifers, dairy feeds, production costs, equipment, herd movement, and selecting regulations with members of the group guiding the discussion.
Welfare Committees Use City Hall for Relief Activities
Welfare workers and civic club chairs thank contributors for clothing toys and elibles aiding many in the city on Christmas day. The Manual Training Dept at the local school repaired and repainted old toys, creating a makeshift toy shop. Donated foods filled baskets, with rural and town friends contributing generously, twenty three baskets delivered Saturday afternoon to homes. City Hall served as collection and distribution center.
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Odmnly
Saates
Tatenty Circle
Neighbors Camp 3098 elect officers for 1938
The Camp No. 3098 regular meeting elected officers for the coming year including Oracle Louise Lohrbach Vice Oracle Dorothea Rhode Chancellor Grace Bowers Receiver Tillie Schaefer Recorder Lena Glorfeld Marshal Mac Mitchell Inner Sentinel Liella Bowers Outer Sentinel Minnie Johnson Musician Florence Costigan and managers Merrill Sparks Tena Steinberg Elda Sparks. Delegates to the State Camp Des Moines April 19 1938 were Lobxbach and Florence Costigan. Santa distributed gifts and a lunch followed. guests included Mrs. Bob Glorfeld and Bobby Jr of Adrian Missouri.
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Vas
Costigan
Bod
Heen
Louise Lohrbach
Dorothea Rhode
Lena Glorfeld
Bowers
Tillie Schaefer
Young Peoples Banquet at Congregational Church Program
Evening program lists Toastmaster Boyd Berryhill. selections by Chol. readings, prayers by Ruby Kramer and Rev. Thomp po. duets by Charlotte Kiewler and Edith Berryhill. topics on mutual goodwill and presenting ourselves as a sacrifice. soloists Ruth Thompson and others. discussion on advancing spiritual life. chorus items and concluding prayer by Rev. Thompson. dance and musical numbers by Leonard Merkin and Melody Masters at the Iowa theatre on Tuesday January 8th.
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Young Peoples
Congregational Church
Boyd Berryhill
Chol
Ruby Kramer
Eess
Charlotte Kiewler
G. Andress
Franklin Bond
Arthur Schutter
Gilad
Ruth Thompson
Parke
Ae Jeanne’ Happ
Jessie
Charles Davis
Oseeeman
Edith Berryhill
Pople
Veryone
Temayke
Coell Schutter
Thuetrr Gertrude Rippentrop
Lilian Sapp
Thomp Po
Ding
Leonard Merkin
Lowa
Women's Community Club Card Party at City Hall
The Women's Community Club will host a card party next Tuesday evening January 8 in City Hall social rooms. Regular and associate members and their families are invited with guests. Lunch will be provided by members, and each attendee should bring a dozen sandwiches unless told otherwise.
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Women's Community Club
Murray Family Moves to Des Moines for State Office
The Murray family leaves Des Moines, with son Jack remaining with grandmother for the school year. Murray departs with his wife, Miss Zella Wise, who will serve as private secretary to the State Secretary of Agriculture. Wise has a strong background in stenography, bookkeeping, and teaching, and is praised for reliability and industry.
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Ray: Murray
Jack
Capitol
Des' Moines
Arthur
Algo
John Murray
Murray
Zella Wise
Misa Wise
Gil
Meat Cutting Demonstration Saturday at School House
Three hog carcasses will be used in a Saturday demonstration at the school house starting at 1 45 PM. Ma gd Ss Van West of Town State College will conduct the event showing proper cuts and evaluating value per pound for short, medium, and rangy hogs. A prize may be offered to the best judge of value as the hogs are weighed and priced by cut.
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van West of Town State College
Buffalo Center Beats Northwood In Conference Play
Buffalo Center high school edged Northwood 29 to 10 last Friday, keeping their state record intact. Matson Guellar and Costigan led scoring. Harness and Larson also contributed. Britt toppled Garner 28 to 18, while the 14 Towns boys beat Alumni 11 to 10, with upcoming games listed for the holidays and January 6th matchup with Armstrong.
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Buffalo Center
Northwood High Schidol
North Iowa
Britt
Garner
Matson
Guellar
Costigan
Burvard
Harness
Larson
Armatrong ‘da
Northwood
Belmond
Clear Lake
Forest City
Wake
Mills
Pere
Garner Clear
Lake
New York Firm Contributes to Local Needy
Ben Swanson, manager of the Buffalo Center Co-Operative Creamery, received a $20 check from the Zenith Godley Co Inc of New York City to buy groceries for needy families. The firm, which handles the creamery’s butter, has donated similar sums annually, and Swanson delivered groceries to grateful families.
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Ben Swanson
Buffalo Center
Hospital Notes From Ava And Surrounding Area
Ava is recovering well after a major operation and will be released today to return home near Rake. Mrs Yack Schissel of Stevens was a patient at the hospital last week. Ruby Durby, daughter of Mr and Mrs Palmer Durby, underwent a tonsil operation here on Monday.
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Ava
Dick Geller
Rake
Yack Schissel
Stevens
Ruby Durby
Palmer Durby
Freshmen Football Numerals Awarded at Iowa University
Donald Galagan was among twenty three freshmen to receive numerals for football at Iowa University this fall. About forty freshmen reported for football practice, marking the season start.
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Donald Galagan
Iowa University
Buffalo Center Mourns Julia Benson Lamb Local Obituary
Mrs Julia Benson Lamb long time Buffalo Center resident dies after stroke. She was born November 18 1869 in Oakland Coles County Illinois and married Charles Lamb in 1885. Survived by five children three generations including Mary Branning and Chas Lamb plus sister Rose Roberts. Funeral held Wednesday at M H church with Rev A Howe officiating. Burial in local cemetery.
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Buffalo Center
Julia Benson
Mary Branning
Itra Fally
Chas, Lamb
Astheville
Marshal Bengon
Albert Minn
Buffalo’ Center
Rose Roberts
Seattle
Wash
P. Lani
Rev
A. Howe
Funeral for Mrs Alfred Jorgenson in Lakota Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Alfred Jorgenson died after months of illness, funeral held last Thursday at Lakota Presbyterian Church. Born Jennie Mae Anielsberg on November 5, 1903 in Titonka, she married Alfred Hy Jorgenson of Fairmont, Minnesota on February 17, 1926. They had two children, Warren and Mailin. She joined the Presbyterian church in 1919 and is survived by her husband, five sons, her parents, and many relatives.
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Lakota
Alfred Jorgenson
the Tribune
Art Tows
City
Jennie Mae Anielsberg
Titonka
Alfred Hy Jorgenson
Fairmont
Minn
Janes ‘Warren
Mailin
Presbyterian Church
G. A. ‘Aimelsberg
Unusual pump accident kills Estherville man
Arthur C Abdal of Estherville Hamet county died after a pump was raised by a windlass and a rotating crank struck him in the jaw with such force that splinters entered his brain. He died several hours later without regaining consciousness.
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Arthur C. Abdal
Estherville
Hamet County
Amal
Nasby
Wetersburg
Amdal
Record Low Price for Corn in Grundy Center Auction
A corn lot of 2,600 bushels stored at an Grundy Center elevator fetched 15 dollars after buyers were scarce. The deal yielded a net return of about 9 cents per bushel for the year, with storage costs set at one cent per bushel monthly.
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Grundy Center
Grundy County
Christmas Day Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Winter
The Winter couple, long residents near the city, celebrated their Christmas Day anniversary with family and friends. Born in Germany, they immigrated to the United States, lived in Pekin and Titanica before settling here. Four sons, seventeen grandchildren, and many relatives joined in the milestone as the couple enter a second half century of married life.
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Ben, Winter
B. H. Winter
Titanica
Titonka
Bill
Blue Harth
Minn
Eliy
Beliry
Gil
Winter
Tahono
Ark “Christén
Paker
Winuter
Alorg
Mr. Winter
John ‘U
Heeve Wintere
Elisa
Mortgage burnings in Taylor county record keepers report
In Taylor county a pile of chattel mortgage papers with a face value of seventy thousand dollars was burned in the presence of the county recorder and the board of supervisors. The action, upheld by the recorder, will lead to the mortgage index being kept on file for five years from maturity before burning. the practice will outlaw the mortgages at that time.
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Taylor County
County Recorder
Wade
Mery @hattel
County ‘Recorder
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Women's
Murrays
Des
Moines
Buffalo
Zella Wist
Buffalo Center Lumber Qa
Miss Wise
Armstrong
Jin
New York
LOGAL
Hospital News
Odd
Mrs. B. Winter
H. Winter
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