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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

7

Legion Notes Highlight Post Quotas And Memorial Day Events

The American Legion reports 93,371 members paid in with 97.4 percent of quota nationally. District 8 at 99.5 percent ranks fourth among groups. Winte bago County exceeds quota at 102 percent with towns Rake 110 percent Forest City 102.8 Buffalo Center 101.8 Lake Mills 101.8 and Thompson 80.6 percent. Adjutant Ray Murray visited Arnold Mos home for a county Soldiers Home Commission meeting. Auxiliary units drive Poppy sales under Mrs. June Fisk, supporting veterans rehabilitation. A Tribune window display honors Iwo Jima flag raising, built by Mrs. Carroll Murray. Honor Guard included Roy Fisk Justice Sullivan Lester Bethends with guards Amel Limberg Chuck Murray. Firing Squad members listed. Ray Murray spoke at Lakota ceremonies with Legion Auxiliary and local scouts and band. Graves of 85 veterans were honored with flags and wreaths by Legion and VFW Auxiliary members led by Mrs. Lawrence Kreeze and others.

Wintebago County Rake Forest City Buffalo Center Lake Mills Thompson Ray Murray Arnold Mos Innebago County Iwo Jima Carroll Murray Harvey Hassebroek Roy Fisk Justice Sullivan Lester Bethends Amel Limberg Chuck Murray American Legion Post Lawrence Kreeze Ferne Wessels Jennie’ Wessels VFW Surdown

Timely Mission Nursing Home Residents Turning 85

Residents at Timely Mission Nursing Home nearing their 85th birthdays are listed among visitors and family gatherings across several days in May. Notable visits include Louise Ohnstad and multiple Lake Mills residents meeting Helen Anderson, with several families from Kiester Scarville Ellsworth Hanlontown Mankato and other towns.

Louise Ohnstad John Branstad Ted Moen Norrie Grunhord Himer Ellefson Lake Mills Helen Anderson Rosella Beebe Don Berschman Heyo Berschman Harlan Hertzke Ellsworth Towa Maggie Dorenbush Grate Wessels Carl Larson Kiester Minnesota Ronald Larson Cindy Scarville Helen’ Anderson Maurie Lenore Hauge Louise Obnstad Meindert Dirksen Wilma Dirksen Donald Teig Barbie Bricelyn Linda Teig Mankato John Mauss Alfred Prestholt Hanlontown Turina Presthatt Stanley Hope Maury Ingeborg

Lakota Private Earns Perfect Score Certificate

Lakota Private Mark G Hamilton, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hamilton, Lakota, receives a Certificate of Achievement for a perfect 500 point score in the Physical Combat Proficiency Test at graduation for A Company 3rd Battalion 1st Brigade U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Benning Georgia. He also gains a Certificate of Achievement for being the outstanding trainee of his battalion. The center, established at Fort Benning on September 15 1965, graduates about 1300 men weekly since December 1965. Hamilton, a 1965 Lakota Consolidated High School graduate, completed eight weeks of training totaling 852 hours.

Mark Hamilton Lakota Mark G. Hamilton Robert Hamilton Hamilton U. S. Army Training Center Infantry Fort Benning Georgia Lakota Consolidated High School

Miss Irons to Be Honored at Shower

An open house bridal shower honoring Miss Linda Irons, bride to be of Robert Holman, will be held Wednesday June 7 at 6 00 pm at the Immanuel Lutheran Church near Titonia. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend.

Irons Linda Irons Robert Holman Immanuel Lutheran Church Titonia American Legion Post No. 2 City Hall Don Winter Ray Peertblocke Steenblock John W. Smith Karolyn Thompson Forest City Miss Thompson Roy Potter Town-Minnesota Citizen's Band Bricelyn Minnesota Linda Ivons Titonka Methodist Church Buffalo Center

Kalman Kroack to Receive Biology B A

Kalman Kroack son of Dr and Mrs K J Kroack of Buffalo Center will receive his Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology during Commencement at the Sioux Falls Arena on Sunday June 4 He has studied at Augustana College in Sioux Falls SD Stanley Bond has Degree in EngineeringStanley Bond was among ninety four graduates from John Brown University on May 20 receiving a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering His parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Bond drove to Siloam Springs AR to attend the ceremonies

Kalman Kroack K. J. Kroack Buffalo Center Sioux Fall Arena Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota Stanley Bond John Brown University Stanley Clarence Bond Siloam Springs Arkansas

Miss Thompson to Be Feted at Forest City

Forest City relatives invite attendance at an open house bridal shower honoring Miss Karolyn Thompson of Forest City. The event occurs Tuesday evening June 6 at 7 30 p.m. in Immanuel Lutheran Church Forest City.

Miss Thompson Forest City Karolyn Thompson Immanuel Lutheran Church Roy Potter Tom Potter, Jr Buffalo, Center

Senator Miller Seeks Tax Change for Crop Loss Insurance

U S Senator Jack Miller of Iowa introduces a bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code allowing farmers to report insurance proceeds for destroyed or damaged crops in the year received or the following year. He argues the current rule creates an inequity for cash basis farmers who harvest in fall but sell later, doubling income in one year.

Senate U. S Jack Miller Iowa Internal Revenue Cose Miller

Miss Sheldon Feted At Buffalo Center Shower

Miss Linda Sheldon daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Sheldon was feted at a miscellaneous shower at the Lutheran Church in Buffalo Center on Saturday May 27 Friends and relatives hosted the event Devo tions were given by Mrs Nius welcomed by Shelda Venteicher a song by the Rake High School girls quartet and a reading by Marilyn Eisenhauer Miss Sheldon received many lovely and useful gifts Mr and Mrs Fred Stratman spent from Friday to Tuesday in Milwaukee Wisconsin where they attended the North West Conference for the Baptist Church Mr and Mrs Moinert Stratman of Little Rock Iowa were Friday guests of the Fred Stratmans and helped them celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary.

Paula Erickson First Reformed Church Buffalo Center Carl Erickson Pomeroy Paula Wilbert Tree‘seman Heibo Freeseman John Teig Beverly Helmers Patti Bosma Wilbert Frank Doden Mercy Hospital Mason City Ben Heyes Cosmos Minnesota Beverly Johnson Raymond K. Johnson Beverly Hillard Abbas Duane Boyken Farm Self Lucy Ostermann John Osterman Schwantje Boyken Virgil Heifner Dean Boyken Roger Boyken Miss Sheldon Linda Sheldon Albert Sheldon Lutheran Church In Nius Shelda Venteicher the Rake High School Marilyn Eisenhauer Fred Straiman Milwaukee Wisconsin The Baptist Church Moinert Stratman Little Rock Iowa Fred Stratmans Fred Faber Rake Jasper Dirksen Henry Maindars James Meinders Earl Nehring Klemme Dick Meinders Spencer, Wisconsin Elaine F. WH. Jordal Jackie Hardy Jordal Dale St. Louis Park Wayne Dahl Jordahl Norman Tegland Minneapolis Debbie Dahl

Engagement Announcement for Pamela Sue Fagerlund and Delbert Lieurance

Aug. 6 nuptials announced for Pamela Sue Fagerlund of Swea City and Delbert R. Lieurance of Swea City. Pamela is a Swea City High School graduate and secretary for Interstate Power in Buffalo Center. Delbert is a Bancroft native, St Johns High School and trade school graduate, employed at Blomater Chevrolet in Buffalo Center. An August 6 wedding is planned.

Gene Fagerlund Swea City Pamela Sue Delbert R. Lieurance Mary Lieurance Bancroft Raymond Lieurance Miss Fagerlund Swea City High School Interstate Power Company Buffalo Center St. John's High School U. & Trade School Kansas City Missouri Blomater Chevrolet

Legion Ladies Night Door Prizes Highlight Social

Mrs Ralph Stenersen and Mrs Dean Sunde won door prizes at Legion Ladies Night last Saturday. A future event is planned for June 10 with refreshments by Mesdames Ralph Stenersen and Ethel Jensgold.

Legion Ladies Ralph Stenersen Dean Sunde Legion Ladies Night Mnuneh Ethel Jensgold Fred Radmaker Todd Kiewier

Community Calendar Highlights in Various Minnesota Towns

Courtesy notices list events across towns including Forest City Titonka and Buffalo Center. Activities include open houses bridal showers and anniversary observances. The schedule notes Legion meetings and two way radio club gatherings at local venues with times in early June.

Heesch and Harms Families Visit Mrs Sena Swalve

Mr and Mrs Virgil Heesch and Paul of Burt and Mr and Mrs Herbert Harms and family of Titonka were Monday evening visitors of Mrs Sena Swalve.

Virgil Heesch Paul Burt Herbert Harms Titonka Sena Swalve

Space for Children Warns Road Play Dangers

Dan McCarthy of AAA cautions that playing in roadways causes nearly seven percent of pedestrian injuries to children aged one to fourteen. He praises schools for teaching safer play away from traffic and urges parents to plan supervised activities during summer to keep kids safe. Roadways are never safe for play.

Dan McCarthy AAA Motor Club The McCarthy

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