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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
Advertising rates per line for the indeho column are listed. The section also recaps a string of social visits and events across Buffalo Center and nearby towns, detailing travels, graduations, visitors, birthday gatherings, and bridge parties with several named residents and households.
The Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 9 50 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M with subject Do Not Worry The evening service theme Our Weakness and Our Power and the Junior Choir will sing A prayer meeting for women and men is at 7 15 P M on Thursday The Women’s Gospel Union in charge of the prayer meeting marks a national day of prayer Bible vacation school runs Monday to Friday 9 00 to 11 30 A M inviting all children Bring pencils tablets and Bible Ladies Aid meets Wednesday June 8 in charge of Birth any Committee All are welcome
Albert A. Howe pastors the M E Church notes urging the poorest man is he who has nothing but money and outlining a three week motto. Regular Sunday School will meet at the usual time next Sunday despite Evangelistic meetings in the morning. Revival meetings run through the week with special features each Saturday.
Winnebago Post No 21 will meet in Tegular session Friday evening at 8 PM with junior baseball as the main business. George Carman, Ty s DeGroot and Palmer Darby lead the color corps. others include Jake Lee, Ray Murray, Harm Shortenhaus, Otto Schmidt, Oscar Johnson, Al Bohl, George Westergaard, Connie Roelfsema, Walter Klosenau, Harm Feldick, Ted A. Weaver, Nelmer Matson, Martin Berends, Levi Darby and Chris Fritz. Memorial Day thanks go to Leo Wodvack and bus drivers for school buses. two drum corps could not be supplied due to economic conditions. Flower girls mostly daughters of veterans.
The Winnebago County Legion and Auxiliary hold a regular meeting at Lake Mills on Tuesday evening June 14 with State Auxiliary President Mrs. Jane Trichard of Onawa as special guest. Three post members seek county office in the upcoming primary, including Ray Murray for State Secretary of Agriculture, Dr. E P Miller for State Senator of the 41st District, and Guy Hum for Constable. Other candidates are Oscar Narum of Lake Mills for Auditor and John Mauss of Rake for Supervisor of the Third District. Attendees from Buffalo Center included Rev and Mrs A A Howe and others.
Last Thursday Eugene DeBruyn died at age 21 months after a corn shelter toppled while he played near his grandmother’s farm in Ditonka. His death follows Cyrus DeBruyn’s fatal auto crash last October. Mrs DeBruyn settled for 5000 dollars in damages against the estate of her late husband.
West Bend man Bob Binkade hitchhiked to Des Moines for work and was abducted by Kra lmen near Algona. They forced him to strip at gunpoint, took his clothes and watch, left him in underwear with $11 and a postoffice money order, warning others about the danger of riding with strangers.
Results of academic tests show Buffalo Center High School advancing, with six representatives across English Correctness English Literature World History American History. Jeanne Sapp leads in multiple subjects, alongside Margaret Thompson Vivian Pink Leonard Pookes Charles Davis.
The Buffalo Center school ranks 13th overall after climbing from 65th, with fourth among district schools. The report notes consistent progress across all subjects and an improved performance across the board.
Voters are urged to nominate Republican candidate J. F. Johnston for sheriff on the first Monday in June. Johnston, born in South Dakota, spent years in Montana and South Dakota, became Forest City marshal twenty years ago, and arrested a killer alone twenty years past. He asks for support and votes on June 6.
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