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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

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New Ulm Man Buys Arrington Cleaning Plant

Robert M. Stonebraker of New Ulm Minnesota bought the Arrington Cleaners and took possession yesterday morning. He has five years in a New Ulm shop and earlier three years in Hampton Iowa. The Stonebrokers will move into the Arrington apartment. Don Arrington moves to Terrace Park Lake Okoboji in March to lead Laurens Manufacturing Company.

Arrington Cleaners Robert M. Stonebraker New Ulm Minnesota Stonebraker Hampton Iowa Terrace Park Lake Okoboji Don Laurens Manufacturing Company Laurens

Business Men's Club to Meet Monday Night

The Business Mens club will hold a regular dinner meeting Monday night February 20. A ladies party planned for last Monday is postponed to early March.

Business Mens Club

Three Ladies Suffer Severe Injuries in Ice and Accident

Mrs. Ted Fredericks injured while using a Mix Master. left hand damage includes a badly cut finger and a broken nail. Mrs. David Pink slipped on ice, breaking her lower left arm and wrenched back. after treatment she returned home. Mrs. Lester Drake fractured her wrist after slipping on an icy sidewalk near Wessel Hassebroek’s home.

Ted Fredericks David Pink Dolmage Hospital Pink Lester Drake Wessel Hassebroek

Jensvold key contest ends March 1 with prizes

Last week Jensvold Companies handed out 868 keys at a family party. Four keys unlock a padlock and win prizes. 599 keys have been returned, one correct key found by Gordon Garrison earning a pop up toaster. 269 keys remain. three will fit. Contest closes March 1. Sunday visitors included Chauncey Lund and Sons of Mason City, Jo Downey, Karen and Jerry of Alsona, and H W Harms family hosts.

Jensvold Gordon Garrison Chauncey Lund and Sons Mason City Jo Downey Karen Jerry al-' Sona H. W. Harms

Brygger to Close Protracted Meetings at First Baptist

Rev J A Brygger of George Town will close his protracted meetings at the First Baptist Church this Friday night. He will speak tonight at eight o clock. The public is invited to attend.

J. A. Brygger George Town First Baptist Church Brygger

Legion to Hold Dad's Night February 22nd

The American Legion hosts Dad's Night at City Hall on February 22, marking the annual World War I and II veterans appreciation event. The event features a full evening of entertainment and food to honor fathers, with news of supplies and decals for new members at the March 2 post meeting.

R Legion Heman American Legion George Washington Exserviceman Legion

Winnebago REA Nomination Committee Names Board Candidates

The Winnebago REA Nomination Committee met February 10 in Buffalo Center and nominated candidates for the board of directors at the March 15 annual meeting. Nominees include Hartman, Nelson, Madson, Lo Berg, Rugh, Solomonson, Gustafson, Thune, Anderson, Halverso n, Aykes, Huisinga, Bergland, and Arne. Current directors are Bergland, Madson, Hartman, Rugh, Gustafson, Anderson, Aykes, and Huisinga with terms expiring yearly.

Winnebago Rea Geo. L. Hofbauer Buffalo Center Harry Shortenhaus Ramon Nelson Rake Gordon Levad Forest City Swen. C. Sorenson Emmons Ole C. Peterson Leland Kenneth L. Hanson Lake Mills The H. D. Hartman Oscar W. Nelson M. J. Madson Bennie Leonard S. Arne Elmer O. Bergland Thompson M. J. Rugh Gustaf Gustafson Archie Anderson R. E. Aykes

Buffalo and Grant Townships Raise March of Dimes Funds

The March of Dimes drive in Buffalo and Grant Townships raised funds with Grant District totals of 441.50 from nine schools and Buffalo Township donors totaling 327.25 led by captains Shortenhaus, Benjamin, Harm Shortenhaus, Wessels, Thompson, and Haager. The Buffalo Center report is pending. Chairmen thank solicitors and donors for support.

Buffalo Grant Townships Fred Krull Grant Township Grant Buffalo Township John Benjamin John Shortenhaus Harm Shortenhaus Irvin Wessels L. E. Thompson Herman Haager Buffalo Center

Farm Sales Set Near Buffalo Center This Week

Sale dates listed for February include Earl Woodcock’s farm sale half a mile east and south of Buffalo Center on Saturday February 18. On Wednesday February 22 Menno Risius holds a closing out sale three miles west and one and a half miles south of Buffalo Center. Thursday February 23 Henry Kruil conducts a Duroc bred sow sale. Also notes visits by Mrs Art Weaver of Cedar Falls and Mr and Mrs Paul Lemke of Fertile visiting local residents.

Earl Woodcock Buffalo Center Menno Ris_ius the Tribune Henry Kruil Art Weaver Cedar Falls Alfe Betels

VFW Warriors Enter State Meet at Clear Lake High

The VFW team sponsored by Kingsbury-Jurgens Post No 4824 will compete in the state VFW tournament at Clear Lake High School gym March 11 and 12 under AAU rules. Eligible players must be VFW members in good standing. First second and third place trophies plus best sportsman and MVP awards are planned with $125 to the national basketball tournament in Mankato March 28 to April 1 and jackets for state champions.

VFW Kingsbury-Jurgens Clear Lake High School Mankato Minnesota

Hospital Notes From February Updates

Hospital notes report multiple admissions and dismissals. Kenneth West Jr was discharged after a major operation. Mrs Paul Lemme and Dan Landheer were admitted for treatment earlier in the period. Shirley Meyer and Maurice Menke were admitted and later discharged. Mrs Dave Pink and Dennis Heiman were admitted and discharged. Eppie Westendorf and Robert Davis had major operations. Barbara Lauman visits Buffalo Center friends this week.

Kenneth West, Jr Paul Lemme Dan Landheer Shirley Meyer Woden Maurice Menke Swea City Dave Pink Dennis Heiman Eppie Westendorf Bancroft Robert Davis Rake

Belmond Five Surges Ahead In North Iowa Conference

Belmond Broncos moved into undisputed first in the North Iowa Conference with a 43 to 36 win over Garner, while Britt edged Forest City 54 to 36 to topple them from the summit. Belmond also routed Forest City 44 to 24 last Friday, boosting their 10 to 1 record as Forest City stood 9 and 2. The Lake Mills squad crushed the Buffalos 51 to 19, led by Kingland 16 and Hoveland 11, with Winter heading the frosh-soph squad 24 to 22 over a Bison team anchored by Nelson with 11.

Belmond Broncos North Iowa Garner Brittengers Forest City Belmond Lake Millers Pardner Lake Mills Burger Herd Kingland Hoveland J. Thompson Winter Little Bison Nelson Buffalos Northwood Swea City Buffalo Center St. John’s of Bancroft Britt

VFW Warriors Defeat Garner 48 to 37 in Local Tilt

The VFW Warriors beat Garner Independent 48 37 at the local gym after leading 29 14 at halftime. Huisman scored 10 and DeVries 9 for the winners, Knoke had 10 for Garner. The Warriors improve to 8 6 on the season with Lake Mills and Betsy Ross upcoming games.

VFW Warriors Garner Warriors Huisman DeVries Knoke Lake Mills Betsy Ross Mason City

All Stars Win a Pair of Games

The All-Star basketball team extended their winning streak with a 39 35 win over Crystal Lake Independents on February 8 led by Huisman 14 and Albers 11 while Murray Feldick Letcher Winter Heitland and Heyer also contributed. On February 11 Grant Township stood in for Swea City losing 42 36 as Albers 18 and Risius 7 sparked the All Stars. They travel to Lake Mills to face the Independents next Wednesday February 22.

Crystal Lake Independents Huisman Albers Crystal Lake M. Kluder Murray Feldick Letcher Winter Heitland Heyer Buffalo Lake Mills Independents Lake Mills

Creamery Patrons Elect Meyer Murra Bosma Directors

Creamery patrons elect Bert Meyer and John Murra to two year terms on the Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery Company board after expiring terms. Lewis Bosma chosen for one year remainder after Ray Miller’s ineligibility. Nominations also offered for Ennen, Shortenhaus, Kiewier. Door prizes, lunch, talks. full report promised next week.

Bert Meyer A. M. Helin Henry Bronleewe Paul Mastin John Murra Art Steinberg Leslie Ostrander John Ennen Ray Miller Lewis Bosma Harry Shortenhaus Lloyd Kiewier Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery Company

Stowe Seeks Republican Nomination for District 3 Supervisor

C W Stowe of Buffalo Center announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Supervisor of District No 3. A Winnebago County resident for over 50 years, he farmed near Thompson before living in Iowa Falls briefly and later settling in Buffalo Center. He served five years on the county AAA Committee and was a REA member before moving to Buffalo Center. He is married with four children.

C. W. Stowe Buffalo Center Thompson Iowa Falls REA Mr. Stowe

Baptist Mission Band Anniversary at First Baptist

The Ladies Mission Band of the First Baptist church celebrates its anniversary on Wednesday evening February 22. The male quartet from George, Iowa will lead most of the program at 8 o clock. Refreshments will follow the meeting and all are invited.

Ladies Mission Band The First Baptist Church George Iowa

Krull to Hold Duroc Hog Sale Near Buffalo Center

Henry E. Krull, a Duroc Jersey hog breeder, offers nearly fifty pure bred gilts bred to farrow in March and April. The sale is at his farm one mile east and five miles south of Buffalo Center on Thursday February 23, with auctioneers Leon Joy of Ames and R. T. De Vries Jr. Buffalo Center. Gilts are sired by three championship quality boars Square Construction 43071 Buffalo Champ 60001 and Red Promoter Prince 49143. He notes his feeding keeps pigs from getting too fat and promises strong litters. Visitors are welcome even if they do not bid.

Henry E. Krull Duroc Jersey Buffalo Center Farrow Square Construction Prince Leon Joy Ames Iowa R. T. de Vries, Jr Henry

Funeral for Mrs Krueger's father Held in Renwick

Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger and family traveled to Renwick Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Krueger's father, Mr Fred Helmich, as reported in the local notices.

Charles Krueger Renwick Mrs. Krueger Fred Helmich

Auxiliary Sewing Meeting February 21 2135

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a sewing meeting on Tuesday afternoon February 21 at the home of Mrs. Chris Hogard. Mrs. Carl Skilbred is assistant hostess.

The American Legion, Auxiliary Chris Hogard Carl Skilbred

Vasbinder Dies in Sleep at Buffalo Center

Wade J. Vasbinder 66 died of a heart attack in his Buffalo Center hotel room on February 13 1950 after a day noting pleurisy pains. A former professional baseball player later ran The Ice Cream Parlor in Buffalo Center with wife Florence Potter Vasbinder. Survived by wife Florence son Wade Waskinder Mason City daughters Wilbur Hill Manly and Mrs Walter DeMoss Shenandoah three grandchildren and many friends. Services held at Schutter Son Funeral Home and at McAuley Son Funeral Home with interment at Elmwood Cemetery.

Wade J. Vasbinder Mason City Iowa Leigh Portland Cement Company Florence Potter California Buffalo Center Wade Waskinder Wilbur Hill Manly Walter DeMoss Shenandoah Schutter & Son John D. Engels

Samuel B Swartz Joins Tribune Staff

Samuel B Swartz of Hanlontown joined The Tribune publishing staff after completing a course at the State University of Iowa production lab on February 3. He began duties February 6 and is the son of Mr and Mrs S B Swartz of Hanlontown.

Samuel B. Swartz Hanlontown Tribune Publishing Sam Tribune State University of Iowa S. B. Swartz

D J Pink Attends Standard Oil Men’s Party

D J Pink attended a meeting of the Standard Oil 20 year club at the VEW Club in Mason City on Thursday evening February 9. After a dinner and program, 20 and 30 year service pins were awarded marking Dave’s 29th year with the Standard Oil Company.

D. J. Pink Standard Oil VEW Club Mason City Dave Standard Oil Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Ulm Man Arrington Rebecca of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Rev Post Cecil Kuchenreuther Ray Murray Ft. Des Moines Capitol City Ray Veterans Administration Lenny Harmon Irvin Speiker Leonard Kuchenreuther Julian Peterson Otis Peterson Mercy Hospital Henry Winter Paul Lemke Fer‘tile G. A. Carman V. F. W. Warriors Barbara Lauman Forest City J. Murra L. Bosma C. Stowe Baptist Mission H. Krull Duroc Hog Sale W. J. Vasbinder Standard Oil Men
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