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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
3
Methodist Church Service and Activities Notice
Pastor A W Gauger leads Sunday School morning worship at 11:00. Junior Choir offers special music. Young People present Our mission work in China at 8:00 p.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at church social rooms hosted by Mesdames Dearing and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mesdames Dearing and
Jones
Reform Church Service Schedule and Dorcas Society Note
Reform Church announces worship hours with Sunday School at 9 30, German preaching at 10 30, Intermediate League at 7 30, and Evening Service at 8. The Senior League provides the 8 o'clock program on Modern Frontiers. Dorcas Society to be entertained this week by Miss Susie Bruhns at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Susie Bruhns
Congregational Church Activities and Bible School
Congregational Church announces choir this evening at the church. Sr. C. E. meets Friday at 7 15 to go to Wm Kiewier's for social hour. Sunday School at 9 30, service at 10 30. Sr. C. E. at 3 15, service at 8. Prayer service Tuesday evenings. Daily Vacation Bible School opened this week with 91 enrolled and eleven teachers. Watch for closing exercises announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. C. E
Wm. Kiewier’s
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Missionary Talk and Events
Bethlem Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday services with A E Gunderson of Sudan Africa preaching at 9:00 a.m. and slides of the mission field at 8:00 p.m. A Sunday School and Bible Class begin 10:00 a.m. Collections will be lifted. Saturday Sunbeam Society hosts Bechtel girls. Confirmation class June 10. Ladies Aid hosts June 7. Iowa District meeting May 31 to June 4 at Northwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Gunderson
Sudan
Africa
Gunderson
Sunbeam Society
Bechtel
Ladies Aid
J. E. Jensen
C. Peterson
C. Jensen
Lund
Iowa
Northwood
Baptist Church events and rat control meeting summary
Peter Peters preaches at a Baptist Church with Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study 8 pm and Sunday service at 10 50 am with topic The Person of Christ In the Person of The Believer Communion Senior and Junior B U at 7 30 pm Youth study Wednesday 8 pm Book of Philippians Ladies Mission Band meets Wednesday 2 pm Love is the lesson and Mrs Hartman leads Mission Lesson The organizing committee includes Mrs Stratman and Mrs Meyer Hostesses listed. Rat control meetings were held at Carl Hauge and H A Kiewier farms with a poison demonstration at Fred Stratman farm 6 miles south and ½ mile west of Buffalo Center at 9 am Saturday June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Davids
Book of Philippians
Ladies Mission Band
Jim Murra
Hartman
Fred Stratman
B. Meyer
T. Gieken
W. Winkleman
A. Wempen
Carl Hauge
H. A. Kiewier
Buffalo Center
Poisoning the group demonstration at Bert Gruss farm advised
A county warning urges community rat eradication as Winnebago County sees high rat activity harming sealed corn. Guidance outlines Barium Carbonate and Red Squill baits, fruit cereal and meat-based options, proper mixing, and distribution tips. Farmers should clean up, seal buildings, and plan baiting. For more info contact the Farm Bureau Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gruss
Winnebago County
Farm Bureau
Canning Time Brings 4-Hers Chance To Try For Awards
4-H canning girls pursue national awards through the annual canning contest. Plans call for 40 or more winners to visit Chicago for the National 4-H Club Congress December 1 9 with tours of zoos museums and stores. Winners are chosen from state candidates by extension 4-H leaders and receive gold embossed medals. state alternates get 25 quart canners retorts and five $200 college scholarships are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ruth Kerr
Los Angeles
Cal
Eleventh Year 4-H Activity Ends With Climax of Incentives
The ongoing 4-H event advances toward its eleventh year climax as additional incentives are added to motivate participants. Organizers expect heightened engagement and participation in the final phase.
Iowa State Fair Premium Book Highlights 1939 Contests
Iowa housewives will compete in nearly five hundred classes across cooking canning sewing and crafts at the August 23 to September 1 fair. Prizes total over 2400 dollars with 218 cooking classes and 257 sewing and textile events, plus farm hobby contests and a crochet champion heading to a national event. A 256 page premium list is available from the state fair secretary in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New York
Des Moines
Drought Threatens Grains and Seedings in Iowa Fields
Drought conditions threaten small grains grasses and clovers across Iowa with sporadic rainfall. H D Hughes of Iowa State College warns some locales still have potential for normal yields while others face moisture shortages and decaying seedings. Farmers advised to pasture young grain to conserve pastures and seedings, with hay or silage possible where conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
H. D. Hughes
Farm Crops Department
Iowa State College
Drouth
Crop and forage options amid milk stage grain and June soybeans
Guidance urges cutting nurse crop during milk stage and using hay or silo with 40 pounds molasses per ton for silage. Small grains peak soil moisture demand in milk stage, while grain youth need growth. If seedings failed, June or July seedbed prep could yield soybeans for hay or sorghums forage, per The American Weekly fiction teaser.
Grasshoppers Hatching Rapidly Across Western Iowa
Sizable infestations are reported in several western counties along the Missouri River with lighter, scattered damage in the northeast. Iowa State College entomologist Carl J. Drake notes hatching in other states and warns of possible heavy flights into Iowa this summer. Three mixing stations in Des Moines, Council Bluffs and LeMars can distribute up to 100 tons daily, with baiting currently focused near trucking areas and expected to expand in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Missouri River
Carl J. Drake
Iowa State College
Drake
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
LeMars
Grasshopper infestation linked to ideal spring weather
Drake noted spring conditions favored grasshopper development, causing heavy infestation. He said properly applied poisoned bait can protect small grain and corn from damage, preserving crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Bulletin on Grasshopper Control Issued by Iowa State College
May obtain bulletins from Iowa State College for grasshopper control. When bait is used per instructions, farm animals and wildlife cannot ingest enough to injure them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
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