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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
7
Local Mason City residents share Christmas visits with relatives in Ruthven Falls and surrounding areas. Delighted gatherings include Mrs de Koppen, Dorothy Sheile, Jake Mastin from Rockwell City, and Mr Breen visiting Muskego kin. Families note health, longevity wishes, and thanks for hospitality as they celebrate holidays.
Numerous visitors and holiday gatherings reported across Swea City and nearby towns including Harms, Slater, Ennen, Steinberg, Winter, Slaba, Downer, Steen, Wardin, Hardin, Johnson, Skuttle, and Olson. Birth announced for Ruth Marie to Abbe and Winter. Widespread winter illnesses noted. weather shift blamed. Includes promo for The American Weekly magazine.
Maridi and Lillian Harms joined Sunday dinner at the George Stubers home, with Mrs. Vo Winders and Kayminly visiting Boone for Christmas. Mrs. Kate Woodcock and Leo stayed at Allold Woodcock’s Rodman home on Christmas Day. John Slaha and two children spent Christmas at Art Schissel’s Lakota home. Alvin Greif and daughter Anna celebrated Christmas in Dallas Center with relatives and friends. Wim Rross and children from Rudd visited Mrs. Pross’s parents, I Hi Bemrite.
Mr Wim Bechtel and daughter motored to Shakopee Minnesota last Thursday to see Mr cand Mrs Chas Voss visiting with their daughter Mrs Beghtel and family. Horace Schenck wife and son of Crystal Lake and Quy Bruns of Tonka spent Christmas Day in the Ed Brunsie, with Miss Edith accompanying the Schencks to Crystal Lake for a few weeks visit.
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