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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
7
A jumble of names and events from Mason City and nearby towns reflects gatherings, visits, and holiday activities. Families, relatives, and local residents share Christmas Day meals, homecomings, and hospital updates as residents travel between Scranton, Mason City, Buffalo Center, and Iowa City.
A son was born Friday in December to Mr and Mrs Louis Landheer. Residents and visitors include Rev Alec Ruggell of Rockwell and Mrs Henry Albers and her son, M O Wheeler at Forest City, GoL Costigan family in Ames, and teachers Mabel and Bernice Tutts ton from Titania and Clear Lake. Telegraph and depot drives request for children clothing. many locals welcomed relatives from Des Moines, Titonka, Renwick, Blue Earth, and Minneapolis during Christmas and New Year holidays.
The Buffalo 4 H club met December 17 at Darlene Friesenberg home. Officers elected: President Esther Friesenberg, Vice President Doris Ankeny, Secretary Treasurer Duny Berry, Historian Ruth Larson, Newspaper Reporter Margaret Thompson. Demonstrations on carving a fowl and serving with meats were given. Members present included Ruth Bond, Mrs Herschel Thompson, Esther Friesenberg, Doris Ankeny, Billy Larson, Heith Berryhill, Torma Friesenberg, Marion Berryhill, Lillian Tutting, Velma Potter, Haith Howe, and Mares Thompson. The group enjoyed lunch and reported $18.09 prizes for Achievement day and about $4 from the banquet. Next meeting January 14 at Rint Bond’s, installation and New Membership Day, bring two new members if possible. Clothing will be the project for next year. Ruth Bond is leader with Mrs Herschel Thompson as assistant. The father-daughter banquet has been postponed to March.
Bethlehem Luth announces Sunday School and Bible classes next Sunday at 10 o clock and services at 11 o clock. The Sunbeam Society will meet Saturday afternoon in church parlors, hosted by Vivian and Ar Me Peterson. Pastor T H Benson.
Thompson church outlines regular Sunday schedule with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior O.E. at 7:15 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Young People's banquet planned for this evening at 7. A New Year greeting is extended to members and friends.
The church announces next Sunday morning service with a young folks choir, an illustrated sermon on Foundations, and an evening discussion on Now Year Resolutions. The Epworth League meets after the 8:20 PM program.
Fragmentary OCR text notes ration timing first of November and direct delivery by truck. Mentions Mason City and prices, with unclear phrases about pass and livered. Unable to extract a complete event. summarizes likely notice of planned price or service delivery change in Mason City.
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