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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1964

Page

6

Winnebago County Blood Drive January 20–22

Residents are urged to donate blood at Red Cross collection sites across Winnebago County January 20 to 22. The drive, organized to bolster the blood supply for local hospitals, seeks healthy adults to support the program and ensure ongoing patient care. Collection times are January 20 from 2:00 to 7:00 at the Masonic Hall in Clear Lake, January 21 from 11:00 to 6:00 at Forest City Methodist Church, and January 22 from 9:90 to 2:30 at Lake Mills Salem Lutheran Church.

Winnebago County Red Cross Tred Cross Pro Spfi Trender Buffalo Center Gil Eberline Forest City Colby Lake Mills Hangon James Ben- Eson Rake Don Jensen Prpson Ron McClement Marvin Wuer- Searville Ile Center Masonic Hall Wary Forestry Salem Fieran Church

Iowa deer harvest high but archery success slips

Officials of the Conservation Commission report a record deer kill by 1,000 permit holders, with bow and arrow harvest rising to about 2,500 reports analyzed. Overall success rates are expected to fall from last year, and total archery bagged deer projected between 680 and 600. Issued archery permits total 3,687, up about 800 from 1963. The herd is not overharvested.

Re Conservation Commission Wever Egists Commission Iowa

Local Merchants Give Christmas Prizes in Buffalo Center

Buffalo Center businesses reported prize winners from Christmas drawings held before the holiday. Robert Anderson of Swea City won an electric range and oven at Buffalo Center Builders Supply. A new bike went to the John Berschman home in Buffalo Center, drawn at Miller Pharmacy. Clarence Garst received a 28 inch bike from Farmers Cooperative Elevator. Other gifts went to families from patrons of local shops. drawings were sponsored by various merchants.

Buffalo Center Buffalo Center Builders Supply Robert Anderson Swea City John Berschman Miller Pharmacy Farmers Cooperative Elevator Clarance Garst

Upland Game Bird Seasons To Close January 3

Iowa closes its upland game seasons at 6 00 pm January 3 1945 covering pheasant Hungarian partridge and quail The State Conservation Commission issued the reminder noting eight day pheasant and part ridge seasons were the most liberal ever Hunters reported good pheasant success but overall bag likely to fall short of last year’s record Buckthorn quail populations should boost bobwhite harvest despite lighter totals

Iowa State Conservation Commission Towa

Bison to Host Belmond in NIC Play January 5

Belmond's loop leaders travel to Buffalo Center for NIC action on January 5. The Broncos are the only NIC foe the Bison have yet to face this season. The Bison sit 2 wins and 4 losses in conference play after the holiday layoff. They also beat non conference Rake.

Bison Belmond Buffalo Center North Town Broncos NIC

Carl Breckunitch Undergoes Major Surgery at Buffalo Center

Carl Breckunitch underwent major surgery at Buffalo Center Hospital on Monday December 28. His wife reports he is getting along fine. Mr and Mrs Merle Kauffman of Perry visited Thursday at the J H Winter home.

Carl Breckunitch Buffalo, Center Hospital Merle Kauffman Perry J. H. Winter

NFO Educational Seminar at Forest City

The Winnebago county NFO announces an educational seminar on steps for successful bargaining in agriculture at the Civic Auditorium Forest City on Monday January 4 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Coffee will be served Public service for farmers and interested persons county president James Bendickgon aard chairs the event Subjects include pest history marketing conditions strong and weak points in marketing new economic factors reasons for past failures and requirements for a modern marketing structure Based on information from agricultural colleges universities US Department of Agriculture and NFO research committees A Q and A follows the program and the county president calls it the most important meeting for farmers to understand fair market prices and methods to achieve them

Winnebago County Nfo Civic Auditorium Forest City NFC James Bendickgon Aard United States Department of Agriculture NFO Research Committees

Court House News Marriage Licenses and Real Estate Transfers

Marriage licenses listed include Ronald Bragé and Kathleen Hall among several couples with ages. Real estate transfers name multiple grantors and grantees, including Larsons, Torgesons, Hansons, Wamsleys, and Espelands. An Equity action by Thelma Brackey seeks divorce, child custody, and support, with detailed prayer for relief and attorney. Probate matters note Anna Sapp Dougherty deceased, will probate petition, executor appointment, and bonds.

Ronald Dennis Bragé Tay Kathleen Rae Hall Richard M. Brown Georgia Ellen Schuler Ellsworth M. Underbakke Bonnie Abben Lorin Lyon, Jr Mary Bakke Leon Dean Wilson Shirley Faye Langfard Robert W. Green Janet S. Steller Graham H. Fernold Greta M. Anderson Daniel R. Brewer Nancy L. Nicholson Dena M. Larson Marvin Margaret H. Larson Oleg Forgeson George Torgeson A. Kenneth Lucile Hanson Jim Liveren Schwen Ice Cream & Candy Co Robert Mable Wamsley John K Louise V. Hanson R. Wayne Judith H. Buckley Selmer Josie Espeland Robert W.midthun Julia I. Charlson Kathryn Ann Galvin Robert M. Charlson Robert W. Midthun Josie Espepland Thelma L. Brackey Marvin T. Brackey Albert Lea Minnesota Dennis G. Drugswell Anna Sapp Dougherty BR. C. Brown John N. Paulson Trust Myron Thomson Brackey- Ramsay

Mrs Dixie Grothaus Breaks Collar Bone in Fall

Mrs Dixie Grothaus suffered a broken collar bone after a fall near a Standard Oil station while en route to the Buffalo Center Lumber Yard last Tuesday. She was treated at Buffalo Center Hospital and is improving at home. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Dixie Grothaus Dixie Grotthaus Standard Oil Station Buffalo Center Buffalo Centar Hospital

American Legion notes and Christmas greetings

The Post purchased twelve folding steel chairs and two four foot folding steel tables from Winter's Furniture Company. Justice Sullivan and Harvey Hassebroek saw the cemetery flag displayed at the memorial site on Christmas Day and it will fly again on New Year’s Day weather permitting. Otis Peterson and family from Pleasant Valley visited over Christmas, and Alvin Schoon of Rochester, NY, attended a family reunion with his mother Mrs. Amy Schoon before returning home.

Post Justice Sullivan Harvey Hassebroek Otis Peterson Pleasant Valley Bettendorf Julian Mae Peterson Otis Alvin Schoon Rochester New York Amy Schoon

A B Chambers to Head State Easter Seal Drive

Judge Sackett announced A B Chambers of Des Moines as Chair of Iowa's 1965 Easter Seal Campaign. Chambers, a longtime civic leader and former Des Moines mayor, will head a 5000-strong volunteer force and coordinate mailings of millions in Easter Seal letters across five counties.

George H. Sackett Perry Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc A.B. Chambers Des Moines Iowa Chambers Towa Greater Des Moines Committee Town Society

Congregations Surprise Pastor With Car Gift

Reverend Norman Tungseth, pastor at Liberty Lutheran Church in Rake and Linden Lutheran in Thompson, received a funds gift Sunday evening December 13 from Linden congregation member Harvey Boomkactibty to buy a new car.

Norman Tungseth Liberty Lutheran Church of Rake Linden Lutheran Church of Thompson Harvey Boomkactibty Linden Congregaton

Christmas Eve Injury Leaves Woman With Casted Arm

Darlene suffered a fall on Christmas Eve fracturing her left arm just above the wrist. She was taken to Buffalo Center Hospital where the limb was placed in a cast as friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Wits Harry Agams Buffalo Center Hospital Darlene

Mrs Ellsworth Russ Home From Rochester Hospital

Mrs Ellsworth Russ returned home from Rochester Minnesota Tuesday evening December 22 after undergoing major surgery there.

Ellsworth Russ Rochester Hospital Rochester Minnesota

FFA Boys Sell 300 Boxes in Texas Citrus Campaign

Bison FFA Chapter members sold 300 boxes of Texas citrus to raise funds for chapter activities. Sales included 132 pink grapefruits and 168 oranges at 4.00 per box. Delegates to state and national FFA conventions, Parent and Son Banquet, and a watermelon feed are among planned events.

Bison Ffa Texas Wayne Nattress Parent and Son Larry van Nove Tom Berhow Dennis Steffensons Norman Roth Larry Heyer

Aliens Must Report Addresses in January Period

Mr Robert C Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced that aliens must report their addresses during January. The nationwide reporting period applies to most sirens as well and forms will be available at post offices. Wilson urged compliance, warning that willful failure may lead to serious consequences.

Robert C. Wilson United States Immigration and Naturalization Service United States Wilson Immigration and Naturalization Service

Services Held at Elmore For Esteba Infant

Douglas Vernon Estebo infant son of Rev and Mrs Vernon Esteba of Elmore Minnesota died shortly after birth on December 22 at the local hospital. Services were conducted December 24 at 2:00 pm at Wicks Funeral Home Elmore with burial at West Cemetery, Rake, officiated by Rev Herman Rhode district president of the Assemblies of God Churches. The Estebo family has two other children.

Douglas Vernon Estebo Vernon Esteba Elmore Minnesota Wicks West Cemetery Rake Herman Rhode Assemblies of God Churches Estebos

Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs Gezena Beenken Home

The American Legion Auxiliary members will meet at the home of Mrs Gezena Beenken on Thursday evening January 7 at 8 00 p m for their January business meeting Mrs Evelyn Winter is co hostess.

1964 Proves Eventful for Lakota Family

The Ley family of Lakota, renowned in Iowa saddle horse circles, earn a plaque at the ISHA Banquet for services as Town Saddle Horse Association president. Bill Ley leads the family hobby with horses such as Leading Lady and Show Girl, while Carolyn, Tim, and David pursue 8-Gaited and Western Pony competition. Ruth Ley manages riding clothes, and the family displays three large silver trophies for overall season points.

W. D.ley Leys Iowa Saddle Horse Association ISHA Bill Des Moines Town Saddle Horse Association Ley Carolyn St Olsf College Northfield Minn Tim Lakota Diamond Jim David Fort Benning Georgia Ruth Ley W. D. Ley Lekote Famiily Mra. Ley

Lunch Menu Week From January Fourth To Eighth

Weekly hot lunch plan lists January fourth to January eighth with daily menus. Items include chili and crackers on Monday, maid rites Tuesday, vegetable beef stew Wednesday, creamed turkey Thursday, and fish Friday, plus milk and desserts. It notes variations and misspellings typical of old newspaper ads and continues on page ten.

Regional Meetings Set On Vocational Education Act

Town Association of School Administrators and State Department of Public Instruction sponsor regional meetings to explain the Vocational Education Act of 1963. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Des Moines Webster City Clear Lake Spencer and LeMars with invitations extended to school administrators vocational teachers and guidance personnel.

Town Association of School Administrators State Department of Public Instruction Des Moines Webster City Clear Lake Spencer LeMars Division of Vocational Education Tows

Corn Rootworm Topic at January Adult Evening School

The Buffalo Center Community School Voc-Ag department hosts an adult evening school talk on corn rootworm control with Everett Leach of Geigy Chemical Corp. He covers rootworm problems, northern vs western strains, inspection based control needs, nonresistant and resistant varieties, organophosphate insecticides, safety, and pre-emergence herbicides. The session opens Wednesday at 7:30 pm with lunch served. admission is free. Also planned is a January 13 discussion on income tax problems.

Buffalo Center Voc- Ag Everett Leach Geigy Chemical Corporation Leach

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Benjamin Franklin Albert Sloper le Henace Houslo Center Lions Club Buffel Geonce Crisp Bob Johnson Johnson Fie ‘Hristmas Ions ‘Club Lions Light Conservation Unity Projects NFO Court House News Tribune American Legion A. B. Chambers FFA Nattress Denison Ffa Aurelia Hartley Odebolt Lake View Lake City PFA Wayne Nafttress Esteba W. D. Leys Seeley Fonthe Nel
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