Memorial Day Observed by Lakota and Lake Mills Legion
Memorial Day events drew hundreds to Lakota and Lake Mills with services in the Lakota High School Auditorium and a cemetery procession. Legion members from Lakota rode to town in Lea Woodcock’s bus, while speakers including Daniel F. Steck of Ottumwa urged civic duty and national prosperity amid economic hardship, praising veterans and recalling George Washington and the 76ers.
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Lana
Lakota
Lea Woodcock
Guns and Boys
Daniel F. Steck
Eltizend
Ave
Black’ Hawk
Illinois
Black Hawk
Rock River
Walla
Toway
Gion
Legion
Steck
Teo. A.A. Hiowe
M. H. Church
Itle
Legionaiies
Stella Ison
Avtilma
Glorall
America the Beautiful
Carl Chris‘ensen
Goldier
Aliee
Phe Rose
Sharon
Grace Aceana
van ‘Dykes
America
Glen Dnb
Flanders Field
Shotutint
Ottumawa
Post
J. H. Schoon
Silent Oly
C. Thompson
A. Lang
Colér
J. A. Lee
Taps
Trerking
Lake Mills
Tom Methus
Highth
Jack Higley
Ametsburg
Ray Murray
Dan Steck
Ray
George Washington
Wagners Off On Trip To Northwest
Mr and Mrs El A Wagner start a month long motor trip to Burial Montana to visit a half brother and explore areas of interest. Wagner, an avid fisherman, plans mountain trout fishing and may extend the journey northwest if opportunities arise.
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el. A. Wagner
Berrial
Montana
Mr. Wagner
Mit
Wagner
Declamatory Awards At Buffalo Center High School 1081 82
Declamatory winners at Buffalo Center High School for the year 1081 82 include Carole Melson Jennie Maton Jeanne Sapp Bonna Beyer Louly Falarfeld Alice Petarosa Vernon Klewier Charles Davis Alfred Betels Edouard Toonyphon. The list reflects student achievement in declamatory events.
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Buffalo Center High School
Carole ‘Melson
Jennie Maton
Jeanne Sapp
Bonna “Beyer
Louly Falarfeld
Alice ‘Petarosa
Vernon Klewier
Charies
Davis
Alfred, Betels
Edouard Toonyphon
Buffalo Center Graduates Largest Class in School History
Forty three seniors completed the high school program in Buffalo Center in the largest class yet. Rev. Frank J. Clark delivered the commencement address, praising achievement and urging higher ideals, with Ruth Thompson and Carl Kiewiet among top civics awardees and Kathleen Smith and Louis Bond winning Waldorf college scholarships.
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Buffalo Center
Dad
Frank J. Clark
Algona
Congregational Church
Ieal
Editor Has Week Off Then Memorial Day Tribunes
The Old Man is away on a fishing trip and some say he is too old to be effective. Staff take Monday off for Memorial Day. The issue promises apologies and better effort, while a joke about waffles ends the piece.
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Tribune
The
Tribune denies endorsement amid candidate ads
The Buffalo Center Tribune states it never endorses candidates and declares all campaign statements in its pages are paid advertisements by the candidates themselves. The note addresses reader inquiries and asserts neutrality in political coverage.
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The
Tribune
Buffalo Center ‘Tribune
Baytalo Gentha Tribune
Mathis Meetings to Begin Sunday in Buffalo Center
Fifteen years after revivals led by Methodist evangelist Frank Mathis, Buffalo Center resumes his tabernacle style meetings at the new Methodist church. The three week series starts Sunday morning June 15 with strong music under Rev. and Mrs. IP6 Johnson of LaBotta directing.
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Buffalo’ Center
Frank Mathis
Tabernacle
Euank Mathis
Buffalo ‘Center
New Methodist Church
Johnson
Lajbota
Audrey Hastings Back in Hospital After Severe Injuries
Audrey Hastings remains in Eldora Hospital with eight broken ribs a fractured pelvic bone a broken hip and other injuries from a car crash six weeks earlier. Her sisters Mrs Schutter and Mrs J O Converse stay with her as visitors while Margaret Sivonson visits Algonitis with her grandmother Mrs Larson. Mr Branleewes health remains poor and his daughters Mrs Herman Pookes Mrs Dick Winter and Dr Harm Frerichs continue caregiving with concern.
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Audrey Hastings
Town
Dpalls
New Providence
Eldora
Miss Hastings
Helen Awe
Eldora Hospital
R. P. Branleewe
High Record in Athletic Career at Buffalo Center High
The following boys have completed their athletic career at Buffalo Center High School Donald Gatagan Carl Siewiet Vernon Kiewiet Harry Wemyen Gordon Johnson William Jurgens Merrill Sparks Herman Jutting Alfred Betels and Cam Wilson established the best athletic record for any team in the school's history. Buffalo Center is proud of these boys and their coach Mr Mitchell who hopes they carry the fighting spirit into life.
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Kathleen Smith
Mae. Barton
Catherine’ Helm
Mildred ,Oswhald
Louis Rona
Charlotte Frerichs
Jedith Berryhill
Tom ‘Wilson
Cardle Milesson
Gladys Goranson
Carole Wilefson
Ethel Husome
Lucile Mathison
Kathlean Smith
Mae Barton
Dorothy Grothaus
Jennie Matson
Beryl Beyer
Josephine Boeckleman
Mildred Osweld
Verna Johnson
Catherine Helin
Buffalo Center High School
Donald Gatagan
Carl Siewiet
Vernon Kiewiet
Harry Wemyen
Gordon Johnson
William Jurgens
Merrill Sparks
Herman Jutting
Alfred Betels
Cam Wilson
Buffalo Center
Mitchell
School Closed Teachers Scatter in Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center public school closed for the summer last Friday as teachers return to homes across the state. Supt. J. E. Smith will head the staff next year and be in town part of the summer. Ruth Elliott leaves as junior high principal for Forest City. Miss Bell will teach English at Paulina. Other faculty changes likely as new faces join the 1882-83 roster.
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Buffalo Center
Clark Maechem
Mids Ruth Elliott
Forest City
Miss Bell
Paulina
School Children on Honor Roll Honors List by Grade
Readable list shows students across grades earning averages of 90 or better in the second semester. Names include Ben Asmug Marvin Johnson Bobby Johnson Jimmy Liverca Marvin Nehring Kenneth Miller DeVere Stephens Iona Liverca Gladys Nimz Helen Smith Barbara Stindt Mavis Yahnie among many others across first through twelfth grade with several spellings varied.
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Ben Asmug
Marvin Johnson
Bobby Johson
Jimmy Liverca
Marvin Nehring
Kenneth Miller
DeVere
Stephens
Iona Liverca
Gladys Nimz
Helen Smith
Barbara Stindt
Mavis Yahnie
Richard Thompson
June Smith
Rosamond Sapp
Keith Carlton
Ruth Harms
Hather Mime
Phyllis Beard
Mark Sapp
Valera Wessels
Neema Shortenhans
Hunice Nerdig
Newman Loats
Margaret Nehring
Alte Murray
Marjorie Murray
Robert Schutter
Robert Sapp
Hien Letcher
Harley Y Veldick
Gerald Claassen
Virginia Dolmage
Dorothy Darby
Emma Jordal
Gradie
Lorraine Bro
Jane Devries Presents Campaign Message For District 3
A candidate letter to District 3 voters denies paid candidacy rumors and pledges to serve the public merit. Jane Devries urges votes, asserts intent to win, and thanks supporters while denying schemes to sway the race.
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Jane
Rat. Devries
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Edriyé A Bearse
Mathis
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Algona Tis Week
Mrs. Larson