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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
Attorney J. D. Lowe assists at Harrington Dickinson law office following Mr Harrington's departure after Mr Mar rington's death. Lowe will be there until mid June when Robert Harrington returns from law studies to take charge.
Winnebago County Farm Bureau members will hear Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation speak June 6 at Waterloo. Stover notes O Neal’s deep agricultural leadership and ties to the New Deal farm policy. He is known for spirited NBC broadcasts and upcoming NBG chain airing June 10.
A birthday party honored Jack Murray last week at Tourist Park with friends and playmates. His birthday was celebrated the prior Saturday by his aunt Mye Galen Wise. Games and lunch followed, and Jack, who attends school here, has moved to Des Moines with his parents Ray Murray and Margery and sister. Miss Zella Wise joined them from De Moines on visits, and during the school year Jack stayed with his grandmother Mrs Wigo and his mother at their rural home. Loyal friends and schoolmates will miss him as he heads to Capitol City.
Miss Inez Jordal was discharged last Saturday and returned to her home near Rake. She had been a medical patient suffering from pneumonia. Harry Reineke of Wilmore remains a patient at the hospital following a major operation Saturday night.
Pentecost services at 9 15 next Sunday with Sunday school and Bible classes following. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday after noon hosted by Mesdames Olson and Miller. Sunbeam Society convenes at J. B. Jensen home next Saturday afternoon. Pastor T H Benson.
Albert A Howe, pastor, urges timely Sunday School attendance and announces hosting the Forest City Sub-District Brotherhood event next Monday with a banquet and kitttenball match between Winnebago county men and Hancock and Kossuth counties. An Epworth League play is planned for late June with more details to follow.
The Congregational Church invites all ladies to a 2:30 PM Ladies Aid meeting in the parlors with Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Boeckleman serving and Mrs. B. F. Steinberg hosting. Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday at 7:00 PM, choir rehearsal Friday. Young people urged to take part in worship and services featuring lessons on Jesus life this quarter. Morning worship at 10:30 AM, preaching by Mr. B. G. Ham of Minneapolis. evening service at 8:00 PM. All welcome.
Mrs. Ole Milang and son Trone called at the Carl Tollagson home Monday. They also visited several neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Benson in Rake and Mrs. Cora Sabin. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith welcomed a son born Tuesday morning May 28, with Cora Sabin caring for mother and baby. The Reel family from South Wilmington visited Pete Hill and A Mylan families. Mrs. Reel is Mrs. Byws sister.
A long list of community happenings in Ellis Point and nearby towns. People attended graduation in Randolph and visited relatives in Superior, Rochester, and Forest City. News notes include hospital stays, picnics at Walnut Lake, May basket hangings, birthday celebrations, and upcoming meetings for the Ellis Point Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
From Superior, relatives hosted Memorial Day observances near Rake. Shoppers Mrs Laid Lund and Mrs A Mylan visited Forest City. Hilmer Lunning and his children were dinner guests at the B I Lunoning home on Sunday.
Norman Kopp of the Des Moines newspapers attends the fourth annual carrier salemen convention in Des Moines on Monday June 12. The day features a theatre party with a boys interest film, talks by Gardner Cowles Harvey Ingham and others, and the public announcement of scholarships to 14 high achieving carriers. A parade with prizes totaling 125 dollars follows, with eight towns receiving group awards. After the parade the group visits Riverview park by streetcar. Hundreds of attendees are expected, the carrier corps now numbers 4 331. Scholarships are offered by Coe College Cornell College Luther College St Ambrose College University of Dubuque Buena Vista College Penn College Grinnell College Drake University Creighton University Iowa Wesleyan College Parsons College Simpson College Upper Iowa University.
A humorous verse laments weekly washing rituals yet Mormon-like dread over spending. It contrasts a man’s wish to become a woman with the heavy expense of education versus tobacco. The lines reflect a satirical stance on Americanism and public spending.
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