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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2017
Page
3
The Heartwarmer's Quilt Guild will meet on Thursday January 5 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Buffalo Center at 7 p.m. weather permitting. Quilters should bring sewing supplies for ongoing projects. Lunch will be served by Deidre and annual dues will be collected.
January 5 to 10 calendar lists JV/V wrestling at West Hancock and Forest City tournaments, varsity basketball at Eagle Grove, V bowling at Tripoli, Newman Catholic meet, B C Historical Society gathering, North Iowa Food for Families pantry at Buffalo Plaza, and Garner-Hayfield Ventura wrestling at Forest City. Local events include Buffalo Center heritage center meeting and football related schedules.
On Monday January 9 breakfast options include pizza and peaches with hot ham and cheese and potato wedges for lunch. January 10 offers WG pancakes with pear breakfast and pepperoni pizza with peaches for lunch. January 11 features breakfast bites and a taco burger with refried beans and orange. January 12 lists breakfast wrap and tri-tator with orange while lasagna, garlic bread, and a cookie appear for lunch. Friday January 13 offers cereal toast applesauce for breakfast and popcorn chicken mashed potatoes gravy and a WW dinner roll for lunch.
Bridget Aukes daughter of Doug and Deb Aukes of Buffalo Center and Chad Greiner son of Jerry and Linda Greiner of Sigourney announce their upcoming marriage. Bridget a 2006 North Iowa High School and 2010 Iowa graduate, Medical Laboratory Scientist in Iowa City Immunology at VA Hospital. Chad a 2001 Sigourney High School graduate, USAF 2001 04 veteran, licensed plumber and owner of Greiner Pump and Plumbing LLC in Keota. The wedding is planned for May 6, 2017 in Keota.
Lakota Public Library and Quasquicentennial Committee announce the Happy 125th book contest with a $125 prize. From January 3 to July 21 readers earning the library’s 125th checkout per tally month enter the drawing, with Kelsie Baggenstoss selecting a winner on July 22.
The America's Farmers Grow Ag Leaders program offers $1,500 scholarships to students pursuing agriculture related study in two or four year programs or trade schools. More than 350 scholarships totaling over $500,000 will be awarded across 41 states, funded by farmer endorsements and Monsanto Fund support through FFA.
Ashley Dunbar Olinger and Derek Olinger Dunbar-Olinger wed at Hosanna Lutheran Church in Mankato Minnesota. The couple resides in Mankato with Ashley a lab assistant at Immanuel St. Joseph Hospital and Derek a civil engineer at Bolton & Menk. Grandparents Julie and Bennett Quamme Minnie Dunbar and Harold Renkely are named.
A Titonka resident, Daniel William Plant aged 59, died in a fire last Tuesday evening around 7 30 at 147 2nd Ave NW. Firefighters rescued three others. two responders were injured and treated at Kossuth Regional Health Center. The Iowa Fire Marshal's office is investigating the blaze with multiple county agencies assisting.
Thompson business owners Stacy Willett and Denny Thompson host a June 10 street dance with a beer garden from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cherry Gun will perform. Tickets sell until evening of the event for a quilt made from Thompson shirts to a single winner. More details to come for the T-town celebration.
From Lakota to Buffalo Center, Beenken’s career spans records from 1972 to a 1977 fire. Now with State Line Cooperative, the 16 location system in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota donated 200 to North Iowa Food for Families. A plaque honored Beenken’s 47 years of service.
Community paper outlines offices and deadlines with Andrew Shaw as News Editor Olivia Doden and Olivia Coden in key roles. Contact options include emails and phone numbers for tips engagements obituaries and advertising while deadlines stress Friday noon for classifieds and display ads and Monday for obituaries.
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