Center Honors Saddened By Loss In Community
In a somber notice the community expresses sympathy for the family amid a grievous event. The piece notes grief and support as residents reflect on the devoted individual and the impact of the tragedy.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
5
In a somber notice the community expresses sympathy for the family amid a grievous event. The piece notes grief and support as residents reflect on the devoted individual and the impact of the tragedy.
An obituary fragment recalls Herman Sohn born June 19 1871 who died after a long life with four sons William and Alvin among them. The piece notes funeral details at Saint Mathews church and a German sermon by Rev Stahl of Swen City. It mentions a burial in Jobah’s cemetery and references neighbors, kin, and a neighborhood response to the event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a community grieving two weeks after a wife’s death. References include a funeral at a church, an old church home in Forest City, and daily attendance or visitation notes. Fading text mentions a Kittle and Tope with health and July 1 as a date.
Fragmentary text shows a Buffalo Scouts item with a score line 40 to 0 and scattered phrases about a game and players. readable elements are minimal and uncertain, but the central notion is a youth scout game result presented with a strong score differential.
The Association, Rotary and Community Clubs of Argelia coordinate free tickets and new amenities for the Fourth of July celebration. A substantial renovation includes a 50 by 80 feet dancing floor, improved backstop, and tented seating to accommodate attendees. special car owner tickets at four dollars each.
Fragmentary OCR text describes church related events including vacation plans, Methodist groups, recreation led by Roy Muckleman, and pastor assistance for organizing activities. Mentions Aldora Clans and evening meetings with morning sessions.
Estherville business leaders and nearby farmers raised 12000 in five hours for a proposed $324,000 creamery and milk depot project. Committees formed by the Chamber of Commerce canvassed rapidly, with farmers covering the rest, signaling strong local support for a community asset.
Local notices report drying and repair work on buildings and barns led by residents and tradespeople. Debra progresses on a hog house, while Claude Olgassen oversees threshing and coal delivery terms. Community members Pete Heringagen and others visited Ball La, returning with lumber for ongoing projects.
An engagement notice announces Frances Jensen of Clear Lake and Lincoln Nebraska to Charles P. Lord of Clear Lake and Lincoln. Frances is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R Jensen and plans wedding details in Lincoln Nebraska with ties to Hamilton University.
Ten day special round trip fare to Chicago advertised by local railroad press agents for August 12 to 28. Focus on aiding spectators to witness the world rodeo championships at Grant Park stadium with a one and a half times one way fare. Chicago business interests and the Chicago Association of Commerce promote the event attracting vacationists and buyers to the city.
The council met May 7, 1985, called to order by Mayor Peterson. Members Koppen and others were present, with discussion on adjacent Block No 2 and related matters. The weather commission was checked and found correct with no further business. materials and drayage for Band Midwest discussed.
Ohio Department of Agriculture warns swine owners about hog cholera cycles and market trends. It notes historical Ohio cases, national spread, and the role of licensed veterinarians in preventing outbreaks. Emphasizes vaccination gaps, economic importance of hogs, and state regulation.
Fragmentary reminiscences from the American Legion news post list local members and events. Mentions Henry WintersvenL on auto trip to South Dakota, Chaplain W. N. Robb, Memoria Day observance plans, Treas. Ted Weaver compensation debate, Jim Pritchard trips, German trophies shipment to Camp Dodge, and early grainy trophy filing.
The fragment mentions Tinos and a setting at 45 in the year 1876 associated with a person named John. Details are sparse, but the note records an event or designation involving Tinos and John in that year.
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