Conference Scores From North and Lake Mills Show Mixed Results
High school basketball results reveal Center and Forest City in a North Conference Friday action. Center defeated Britt 32 to 15, while Forest City lost to Le Dake. Lake Mills beat Belmond 80 to 19, boosting Belmond’s record as the Broncos next host Friday night.
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Tale Center
Forest City
Center
le Dake
Jeadera
Lake ‘Mills
Ball
North
Coreamer Belmond
Broncos
Belmond Broncos
Ing
Feldey
Heb
Legion Notes From Winnebago Post 21 Include Annual Files
Notes from Winnebago Post No. 21 discuss Baby Binds and adjusted compensation certificates for drama participants. Commander Ted A. Weaver called before the Veterans Administration in Des Moines for examination. Seibert Claassen excused from Grand Jury duty. Kessler paid 1930 dues. Ray Murray sent bound Legionaire files for 1984 and 1935. The post cooperates with Buffalo Center Business Men’s Club to shelter pheasants. Z. D. Loewe of Algona chairs the Washington delegation to the North American Wildlife Conference.
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Ded A. Weave
Ted A. ‘Raaver
Veteran’s Administration
Des Moines
Seibert Claassen
Kessler
Ray Murray
Auxiliary notes program at City Hall on Jan 27
The local Auxiliary unit hosted a program at City Hall featuring piano solo by Mrs Duhel Win, a winding by Mrs Dorothea Rhoie, and a talk by Rev N Boomgaarden. The group sang two verses of America at the close. Absence of unit president Art Louise Tohlbach noted thanks to helpers.
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Huwaty
National Defense
Duhel Win- 3
Doraithea Rhoie
Art
Louise Tohlbach
Shower honors Miss Elsie De Vries at Albert Blepsr
A mixed group of about thirty ladies attended a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the Albert Blepsr. The event celebrated Miss Elsie De Vries who received many beautiful and useful gifts. The gathering featured light refreshments and warm toasts, described as very enjoyable by attendees.
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the Albert
Elsie de Vries
Snow and Cold Halt Community Activities in Buffalo Center
Severe winter weather shuts roads and delays events. Buffalo Center schools closed for a week. The Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery meeting, Hattie and Heitland John Deere show, Legion Auxiliary, Women's Club, and many social events postponed or canceled into March.
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Hattie” & Heitland
Legion Auxilary
Farm Bureau 10 Meet At Thompson Saturday
Farm Bureau 10 plans a Saturday meeting at Thompson with county officers and 15 000 Farm Bureau members to discuss agricul tural policy. The event, part of a nationwide drive, features discussions on corn hog contracts tax processing and farm program issues with a National Farm and Home hour broadcast on NBC at 11 30 a m.
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Farm Bureau
Thompson
Iowa
NBC
Edw. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl C. Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
Washington
Clared
Johnson
Algo
Winshington
Sieht
Atten Agress
Francis Johnson
Lowa
Egorow
Ugue
Dlur
iParnead
Rome
Rhood Radio
Remembering Daniel Claassen Death of Daniel Claassen in Buffalo Center
Daniel Claassen born 1857 in Ostfriesland Germany lost both parents and two brothers in youth. He married Jurke Reinders in 1883, had a daughter Catherine, moved to America in 1885, and later remarried Fenke Bloem with ten children. He died January 25, 1936, aged 78 years, 10 months, and 23 days, with funeral held January 20 at the Reformed Church. He left a large family and many relatives in Iowa and Montana.
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Daniel Claassen
Ovil
Bilsum
Ostfriegland
Germany
Ttwo
Jurke Reinders
Catherine
America
I Lanois
Fenke Bloem
Persin
Illinois
Gertrudé
Maniey
Damel
Berend James
Oregon
Ilinois
Calhoun Courty
Buffalo Canter
Mrr
Claassen
Doeth
Claassen Jand
Mig. Glaude Claassen
Caldwell
Idaho
Albert Langeman
Joplin
Montana
L. R
The
Reformed Church
Wn. Dyerts
Albert Langenwyn
Toplin
L. J. Richonis
Webster Cty
Towa
Viv
Aid Mig
A. 7
Anton
Lelwall
Iowa
Jol, Mammen
Thornton
Lowa
Postponed Buffalo Center Creamery Meeting and Exams
The national meeting of the Buffalo Center Co operative Creamery was postponed due to bad water and rescheduled for Wednesday the 12th at City Hall with a luncheon at 11. Eighth grade examinations are postponed to Friday due to unsettled weather. Belmond high school basketball faces Buffalo Center high school tomorrow evening.
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Buffalo Center i Co-operative Creamery Company
Alock
Pont
Edith
Chua. B. Olgon
Co. Supii
Belmond High School
Basketbatt
Buffalo Center High Athonl
Ynday
Dorenbush Family Exits Farm Life in Buffalo Center
John Dorenbush born December 13 1855 in Ostfriesland Germany married Marjorie Boyenga in 1881. The couple migrated to Grundy County Iowa then Buffalo Center moving to the Dorenbush farm west of town. After a long life of farming he died January 29 at age 81 with many children and grandchildren surviving.
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Ostfriesland
Germany
Marjorie Boyenga
America
Grundy County
Iowa
Bufflo Center
Dorenbush
Ginca
Quiion
Orn
Mirz Dorenbugh
Sotlock
Jesus Dneanlong
Alberts
Swen
Everett
Sebeka
Minnesota
Mrrs
Jobn Smithy
Buffalo Center
John Dorenbush
Elmore
Henry” Patterson
Lakota
Rose Dorenbush
Gor
DAXS FOR LIQUOR VIOLATION PLEA AND SENTENCE IN FOREST CITY
On February 1 Owen Hole pleaded guilty to a grounds violation at Forest City and was sentenced to three months in jail. The report notes unrelated fiction serials and a family obituary entwined in the issue.
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Owen Hole
Forest City
Kossuth Conservation League Eyeing National Model
I. D. Lowe of Algona represents Kossuth County at the North American Wildlife Conference in Washington D C February 8 to 7. The Kossuth County Conservation League plans a county unit based national setup, aiming to show a nationwide conservation organization. The Algona unit sent a letter from Henry P Davis of the American Wildlife Institute praising the league’s plan as a foremost approach to county based game restoration.
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Lowe
Algonm
Iowa
Washington, DC
Leon Merritt
Kossilth Conservation Teague
I. D. Lowe
Algona
Washington, D.C
Rossuth County Conservation League
National Conservation League
League
Henry P. Davis
American Aildlife Institute
Kossuth County League
Kossuth
Mir
Algona Upper Des Moines
Koppen Elected President Of Business Men's Club 1936
J C Koppen was elected President of the Business Men's Club for 1936 at a regular meeting held at Hotel Buffalo last Monday evening. C G Schmidt was chosen Vice President and T R M Bolsinger was elected Secretary Treasurer. Retiring officers were J B Smith, R T DeVries, and D W Zalger. The club discussed pheasant relief work and urged cooperation with the local Legion Post to build shelter and feeding stations for wildlife hit hard by ice. Ted A Weaver Jerry Schoor and Nelmer Matson were named by the Legion to proceed with the project. The club will meet again Monday evening February 17 at the Commercial Hotel at 7.
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J. C. Koppen
Business Men’s Club
Hotel Finsfalo
C. G. Schmidt
TR. M. Bolsinger
J.B. Smith
R. T. DeVries
D. W. Zalger
Legion
Ted A. Weaver
Jerry Schoor
Nelmer Matson
Comanercint Hotel
4H Club News and Home Efficiency Lessons
Winnebago County 4H girls adopt new year with home efficiency study led by Iowa State College Extension. January meeting covered storage in bedrooms and business centers, lighting, health and overall efficiency. Enrollment urged for ages 12 to 21. Local notices report several dismissals after major operations and births in Lakota, Citonka, and Woden communities.
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Winnebago County
Lhgirls
Thompson
Town
Davothy Sim- Among
Iowan State College Extension, Service
Fine Turnout for Club Dance at Snell’s Drug Store
A large and enthusiastic crowd attended the first in a series of dances held in the hall above Snell's Drug Store last Friday evening. The club plans another dance this coming Friday evening.
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Snéll’s Drug Store
Odden and Hill seek state posts in Winnebago County
JG Odden, longtime Winnebago County treasurer, announces Republican bid for State Representative from Winnebago County while Ole Kringtaal of Luke Mills presently holds the seat. Hill, Winnebago County attorney, declares plans for a second term amid district legal work and party alignment.
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J. @. Odden
Winnebago County
Ole Kringtaal
Luke Mills
Hill
Vegetable Growers Convention to Meet in Forest City
The eighth annual convention of vegetable growers from northern Iowa and southern Minnesota will be held February 20 and 21 at the Forest City Crust House under the Iowa State Vegetable Growers Association and multiple sponsors. Highlights include a $115 in prizes, a potato peel contest judged by men, seed potato cutting, displays of sprayers and farming machinery, and a banquet with Tom Boynton as toastmaster. Officers and participants from multiple counties and organizations will attend.
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Iowa
Crust House
Forest City
Iowa State Vegetable Growers’ Association
Commercial Club of
Hollandale’ Marketing Association
Farm Bureaus
Winnnebego
Worth
Hancock
Carro Cordo Counties
Agricultural Estension Services
Minnesota
Olimer H. Hass
H.P. Corwin
Truitland
Henry Weaman
Breda
A. A. Dinesen
Harlan
R. HW
Holt
Clear Tanke
Thank you note for kindness after illness and death
A brief thank you message from Mrs. D. Clanesen and children expresses gratitude for sympathy, prayers, and flowers sent during the illness and death of a dear husband and father. It acknowledges kind friends and neighbors who offered support in many ways.
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D, Clanesen
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