10 Feb 1966
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
1
The article reflects on Abraham Lincoln as a figure reviled in life yet widely venerated after death. It notes the abuse and misunderstandings he endured during the Civil War era and his death by assassination at the dawn of peace, highlighting enduring global respect.
A weekend fox hunt ends with a dramatic underground escape as hunters attempt to reel in Reynard with wire. Denny Cushman leads the Bison NIC with 26 points in a 82 54 win over Britt as Osage Green Devils visit for the season finale. Top Buffalo bowling scores include Quamn 223 Heath 201 Klaassen 225 and Limberg 298.
The notice lists titles such as Sarkhan, The Crippled Tree, The Great Boom and Panic, Mission with LeMay, The Last Campaign, and The Man, noting themes from communist takeover to China US relations, stock market history, and a fictional presidential race. It promotes light reads and children’s books, ending with a remark on the balance of fact and fantasy.
Replacing the Johnson Hatchery bookkeeper is Doris Abéls as Joan Alexander departs. A newly built Reformed Church parsonage opened to the public and Rev. Van Dyke serves as pastor. A barn at Paul Kuns farm burned despite fire department efforts. stock was moved to safety but hay and tools were lost.
The excerpt mentions bonds to a farm near Char es City and the Hangers occupying Bouleson farm, lists past events from February 1936 and February 1926, including school closings after a snow, calendar holiday pairings, a candidate for district supervisor, auto license totals, and a social visit in the Dan O Keefe home.
Hot lunch offerings run Monday through Friday with varied entrees and sides such as Wiener winks glazed sweet potatoes olives extra sandwiches pudding milk Maid Rites French fries cat soup dill pickles prune sauce mills Spanish rice cabbage salad peanut butter sandwiches cake cherry topping milk Turkey gravy on toasted buna buttered corn cookies chocolate or white milk Cold meat or salmon potato salad baked beans sandwiches mixed fruit milk Sandra Potter of Waverly visited over the weekend at the parental Mr and Mrs Richard Potter home She returned to Wartburg College last Sunday.
Court actions list marriage licenses for Stokke Chodur and Rietz Thompson. probate petitions for Iverson and Kingstrom. estate administration for Kimndetrom. Social notes report Sunday dinner guests Patterson family and Rose Schleifer. funeral for Joe Steinberg in Garner with interment at Greene. local sale at Kramer’s Jewelry and Style Shop.
Mr and Mrs Bob Stonebraker traveled to Rochester Minnesota on Sunday to visit their daughter Mrs Allan Bussman at St Marys Hospital. They also met their new granddaughter Shawn Marie.
Mrs Melvin Wirt accompanies two sisters Mrs Al Salt of Deg Mounty and Mrs Harold Knecht to California for a family visit. They expect about 200 relatives to join enroute and plan a two week visit, with sightseeing along the way.
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