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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
2
A church notices schedule lists events for June including Senior Choir at 4 15 p m on Thursday June 1 Worship Service and Holy Communion at 9 30 a m Sunday June 4 a picnic at noon at the swimming pool park Vacation Bible School continues at 9 a m Monday June 5 and BC LW meets at two o clock Wednesday June 7 followed by Church Council at 3 00 p m.
Rev John D Engels invites Congregational Church members to a Guest Day at Woden Presbyterian Church on Friday June 2 at 2 15 pm The Youth Fellowship picnic at the parsonage begins at 6 30 pm Sunday School at 8 20 am Morning Worship at 10 30 am with the pastor's sermon and women’s chorus Evening service at 8 Campaign Bible School opens at 9 am and closes at 3 pm for nursery through eighth grade The annual Sunday School and Church picnic is planned for Thursday June 15 and Bible Camp at Lake Okoboji is promoted for the summer.
The First Baptist Church under Rev W G Gerthe lists a busy June program with daily events. Mission Band at 2 pm Thursday prayer and Bible study at 8 pm. Sunday School 9 45 morning service 10 50 and evening gospel hour at 8. Vacation Bible School June 5 3 15 for ages 4 to 17.
Sunday activities listed with 9:30 a m Sunday School 10:40 a m Morning Service 7:30 p m Youth Fellowship 8:00 p m Evening Service Rev Gerald Osland to lead services this Sunday Bible School runs June 1 to 7 from 9:00 a m to 3:60 p m culminating in a 4:00 p m program on June 7
The Methodist Church announces a General Woman's Society meeting Thursday at 2 p m Pastor Rev F W Shreve presiding. A Goodwill pickup Friday at the church with Orville Koppen as superintendent. Vacation Bible School runs June 5 to 92 from 9 a m to 3 p m.
Woden and St Patrick's churches announce services and events. Guest Day at Presbyterian Friday at 2 15 p m. Worship and Sunday School at Woden June 4. St Patrick's lists Mass and Young People's Choir plus devotions. Religious Vacation School runs June 5 to 20 for grades 1 to 8 conducted by Sisters Kevin and Denis. Altar Society meeting June 8 with hostesses DeVries Beck and Stenzel.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Woden announces a religious vacation school for June 5 to 10 daily from 9 a.m. to 3 15 p.m. for grades 1 through B inclusive. Sisters Mary Richard and Mary Joseph, R.S.M., will conduct the classes.
Ramsey Reformed Church announces first day of Bible School Saturday June 3 from 9 00 a m to 3 30 p m Morning Worship at 8 90 a m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Rev Victor Vriesen in charge Note time change Bible SchoolJune 5 9 00 a m to 2 30 p m Friday June 9 Sunday School picnic to follow
St Matthew s Lutheran Church lists confirmands meeting Thursday and Saturday at 10 00 with Sunday School at 9 00 and services at 10 00 Seminary Merle Kitzmann to deliver sermon Walther League Rally at St John s Elmore June 6 with registration at 2 30 D S T Missionary League hosts Mrs William Griese and Mrs C J Kitemann Also notes guests Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson Ames and Mrs Mattie Melcher Garner at Mr and Mrs Ted Fisher s home birthday cake for Mrs Fisher amid other confirmations at Our Savior s Lutheran Lyle Minnesota Thomas Ennen participates in confirmation cast family dinner Guests Mrs Martin Wabben and Mrs Sterling Huisman visit Headlyn and Dr Clinton Berryhill home Mrs Berryhill critical after emergency surgery at Annen Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Mr and Mrs John Wabben visit Waterloo prior to hospital trip.
Hospital notes record admissions and discharges from May 23 to May 29 including Bennett Bruhns Mrs Clint Stowe Dick Goche Shirley Gray Mrs Albert Weaver Rev Orville Olson Mrs Glen Mabus Allen Eastvold John Keller Dale Bredeson Zella Wise Mrs Abbe Abben Mrs Eugene Osterman Kenneth Fost and several dismissals for Bosma Waage Holland and others. births noted for Bosma Haler and Bredeson.
Carl Jensen and Stephen visited Mrs. Jensen at University Hospital in Iowa City and report she is recovering well. Decoration Day guests included families from Osceola Clear Lake Elmore and Decorah. Veterans were honored with wreaths and flags. 63 graves across six wars were decorated. Mrs. Albert Weaver of Lakota was admitted to Mercy Hospital Mason City and is improving.
The Schuler and O Keefe families hosted relatives in Nora Springs over the weekend. Carl Breckunitch and family traveled to Clear Lake and attended Richard Levins graduation in South Dakota. Breckunitch, Shreve, and Shreve families hosted a pre Memorial Day gathering with several relatives from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin and plans noted for future moves and summer study.
Post No. 21 of the American Legion schedules a meeting at city hall rooms tonight with a $7.50 prize dinner. Ray Murray reports on county meeting while the nominating committee previews officer candidates. July election and August installation planned. Memorial Day Honor Guard details listed with firing squad and flags noted.
Verne Armstrong brother of Royal Armstrong of this city died May 26 1961 after illness begun May 24 at age nine. Funeral services were held May 28 at Raymond Methodist Church with pallbearer Bob Armstrong and relatives from Lakota among mourners. Surviving are his father three sisters and Royal Armstrong.
Freeman Speaker Secretary of Agriculture Or oville Freeman will speak at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines on June 13. This marks his first Iowa visit since becoming secretary of agriculture. He will discuss his long range omnibus farm program to be presented at the Midwest Freeman Farm Conference amid a list of local attendees and witnesses at several spots.
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