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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

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Auxiliary to Elect Officers Tonight Dedicate New Flags

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 21 holds a Thursday City Hall meeting to elect officers for the coming year and dedicate two newly purchased flags a American and Unit flag funded by members and a $20 donation from the American Legion. The flags on 7 foot poles will be dedicated at the meeting with hostesses Mes dames Orlando Quaine James Sowers and Roy Johnson urged to attend.

American Legion Auxiliary Orlando Quaine James Sowers Roy Johnson American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 21 American Legion

Memorial Day Observed by Legion and VFW

Memorial Day exercises were held at the high school auditorium under the American Legion with the Veterans of Foreign Wars aiding. A color guard, firing squad, flower girls, Boy Scouts and veterans led a procession to the cemetery for the decoration program. The event featured Judge Barney R. Dunn as speaker, poetry readings by local high school girls, and a benediction by Rev. Engel. Sun and wind with intermittent rain threatened but decorations remained intact across the cemetery.

American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Proram Comander Roy Morgan Winnebago Post No. 21 John Dancan John D. Engels Dolores Albers Legion Barney R. Dunn Mason City Legionnaire America Mr. Dunn Abraham Lincoln Mason Cillans The Globe-Gazette le Bion Henry B. Winter Gerald DeVries Fora Schmidt

Six Teachers Sign For 1950 51 Term

Superintendent Irving Larson announces rapid filling of vacancies on the school staff for 1950 51. Notable hires include Miss Charlotte Bowman returning to lead the 5th grade and Wilbur Gregor named high school principal. New teachers include Duane Veach in hand work, Daryl Dell in mathematics, Helen Davis in elementary, Norma Jean Holten in home making, and Robert Wilde mumth in vocational agriculture. Larson pursues his Master’s in Des Moines while final hires remain to be announced.

Irving Larson Charlotte Bowman Leland Wilbur Gregor Duane L. Veach Des Moines Veach Iowa State Teacher's College Drake University Daryl L. Dell Alvord Iowa Iowa State Dell Helen Davis Greene Oelwein Norma Jean Holten Joice Iowa State College Ames Robert E. Wildemuth Annawan Illinois Wildemuth Larson

Ronald Abbas Returns Home From Army Service

Ronald Abbas arrived in Buffalo Center May 17 for a 35 day leave from Army duty with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Abbas. He came from Seattle after 33 months in Korea and Japan with Headquarters Company 11th Infantry Division and will report to Fort Bliss Texas to complete his four year enlistment.

Ronald Abbas Buffalo Center Elmer Abbas Ronald Seattle Washington Korea Japan Fort Bliss Texas

Past Matrons Club Meets For Regular Session

Past Matrons Club held its regular meeting on Thursday with 11 members present. Mrs Swen Larson led a lesson on art appreciation after roll call where members named their favorite picture. The Lord's Prayer concluded the business portion followed by a social hour and refreshments hosted by the hostess.

Swen Larson

Band Members Note Marching Rehearsal Change

Band members are advised the marching rehearsal has moved to Thursday night at 47:00 o clock. Tonight. Please bring lyres.

Beyer Family Attends Coon Rapids Wedding

IG Mr and Mrs H B Beyer and children Jim and Judy with Wade Johnson traveled to Estherville then to Coon Rapids for the wedding of Eva Bails and William Steinmetz son of Mr and Mrs Ed Steinmetz of Alden. The ceremony at the Methodist church occurred at 3 30 p m with a church reception. The Beyers returned home Sunday evening.

H. B. Beyer Jim Judy Estherville Wade Johnson Coon Rapids Eva Bails William G. Steinmetz Ed Steinmetz Alden Steinmetz Beyers

Regular meeting notice for Nain Lodge No. 570

A notice states Nain Lodge No. 570 will hold a regular meeting at the lodge hall on Monday evening June 5. The announcement urges attendance by lodge members and notes the meeting location and date.

Nain Lodge No. 570

Corn Borer meetings set across county June 7 9

Corn borer control meetings with a new film The Corn Borer are planned for June 7 8 and 9 at Thompson Buffalo Center and Lake Mills town halls. Norbert Dorow says the program starts at 8 p.m. and invites all farmers to compare control methods and reduce losses. An Auxiliary of Kingsbury Jurgens Post No 4824 was organized with Norma Quame as president and meets monthly.

VFW Norbert Dorow Thompson Town Hall Buffalo Center City Hall Lake Mills Iowa State College Dorow Kingsbury-Jurgens Norma Quaine Evelyn Ankeny Darlene Friesenberg Lillian Kopp Bertha Gilbert Vivian Steinberg Beulah Bohl Genevieve Johnson Mae Peterson Katherine Carman Arlene DeVries Marjorie Speiker Virginia Gilbert Gloria Winter Carol Schneider Opal Leibrand Donna Winter Virginia Ites Ferne Becker

4-H Girls Elect Ruth Ness President in Winnebago Rally

Ruth Ness of Lake Mills was elected president of the 4-H Girls of Winnebago County at Rally Day in Thompson. Officers include Dorothy Holtan as vice president Suzanne Kuns as secretary Gloria Johnson as historian. About two hundred attended the all day event with installations, initiations, and a variety of club performances.

Ruth Ness Center Cinderellas Winnebago County Thompson Ruth Olaf Ness Lake Mills Dorothy Holtan Elmer Holtan Forest City Suzanne Kuns Paul Kuns Woden Gloria Johnson Bennie Johnson Scarville Margaret Johnson Marlys Harold Michaelson Linden Lassies Art Rasmussen Shirley Cleven Logenettes Marlys Nyhus Valley Grant Johnson Forest Township Forest Hustlers Carroll Taylor John Schaeffer Eden Farmerettes King T. N. T E. W. Dalton Boyd Ayers Buffalo Boosters Lester Drake Janet Halverson Cinderelas A. Thorvilson Peter Peterson Newton Joe Martinson Myhren

Appreciation note from Mrs Royal-Armstrong

I thank friends and relatives for cards gifts and flowers. Gratitude to Ruth Circle members for cards and hankies. Special thanks to Dr Dolmage Dr Feldick and the nurses at Dolmage hospital for splendid care during illness.

Ruth Circle Dr. Dolmage Dr. Feldick Dolmage Hospital Mrs. Royal- Armstrong

Dust or Destiny shown at First Congregational Church

A science film titled Dust or Destiny will be shown Sunday evening, June 4 at 8:00 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, with Rev. John D. Engels inviting the public. The Moody Bible Institute production covers Arctic terns and other migratory birds, plus homing pigeons and plovers, framed as Sermons from Science. The event supports the Armed Forces Character Guidance Program with a free will offering.

South Pole North Pole John D. Engels Alaska Hawaiian Islands Plover Canada Labrador Argentina Moody Bible Institute Chicago Armed Forces

Camera Club Meets Tonight at Costigan Garage

The Buffalo Center Camera Club will meet tonight, Thursday, June 1, at the Costigan Garage. An invitation has been extended to Wendell Osbrink of Elder Studio in Forest City, promising an unusually fine program, says president Harris Feldick.

Buffalo Center Camera Club Costigan Wendell Osbrink Forest City Harris Feldick Lion's Club Larry Costigan

Milbrandt Re signs teaching contract at Algona

Miss Edith Milbrandt, who has taught second grade in Algona public schools, returned home last week and has signed a contract to teach at Algona next year. The ad line about Baronia White Enamel appears as filler.

Edith Milbrandt Algona Miss Milbrandt

Widow Mrs. E A Smith Dies at 84 in Buffalo Center

Mrs. Ed Smith formerly Ema Jansen born in Finsterwold Netherlands June 23 1865 immigrated to Illinois then Iowa. She died May 27 1950 at 4 45 PM on his Buffalo Center farm after long illness. Survives daughters Carrie Harm Hartman Marie step son the Rev Arend Smith sister Mrs Alice Koolhoff and three grandchildren funeral held Wednesday at farm home and First Reformed Church with interment in Graceland cemetery.

E. A. Smith First Reformed Church John D. Engels Graceland Cemetery Fred Frerichs Kenneth Buns Oscar Nelson Joe Limberg Adolph Hartman Henry van Gerpen German Valley Ed Smith Webster City Iowa Buffalo Center Carrie Harm Hartman Marie

Injury at church leads to pelvis fracture for local woman

Mrs. B E Hook has long attended Baptist services with the Winter family. After Sunday evening services she slipped near the car and cracked her pelvis. She was first sent home, then by ambulance to the hospital where her condition improved as of this writing.

B. E. Hook Baptist Church F. J. Winter

Time runs out for Tribune as holiday delays press

The Tribune notes a Tuesday Memorial Day observance forced a press delay to Thursday morning. Readers are urged to buy the newspaper in Buffalo Center for the latest news.

Tribune

Voters to Elect Party Leaders at Primary Election Monday

Iowa votersare urged to participate in the June 5 primary to choose party leaders and candidates for the general election. The piece highlights civic duty, compares turnout with other nations, and notes polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. A sample ballot appears on page 3.

Iowa Buffalo Center America Robert Ray University of Iowa New Institute of Public Affairs

Hospital Notes May 24 29 1949 Child Births and Admissions

Hospital notes list multiple births and patient movements from Elmore Woden Lakota Fort Dodge Lakota Ledyard and other towns. Notable entries include three newborn boys weighing 7 lb 15 oz 7 lb 5 oz and 7 lb 14 oz and several patients admitted for minor or major operations with subsequent dismissals. Names include Ronald Schultz Rademaker Lubben Haager Hanken Thompson McDowell Loos Johnson Skilbred and Schultz again with counts of days and transfer towns.

Ronald Schultz Elmore Minn Calvin Lubben Harry Haager Robert Hanken Edward Thompson Rademaker Woden Percy McDowell Fort Dodge Roy Hum Francis Loos George Anderson Leland Klaus Meyer Royal Armstrong Marie Smith Fred Behrends Epko Johnson Lakota Ben Hook Mary Stroebel Carl Skilbred Lyle Haag Ledyard Elmore, Minn

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