Larry Gilbert resigns as Buffalo Creamery manager
Larry Gilbert resigns as manager of the Buffalo creamery after tendering his notice to take a manager post at the Springfield creamery in Minnesota. He has led Buffalo for about one year, previously worked five years at the creamery, and plans to move with his family to Springfield later this month. Springfield, Minnesota, about 14 miles east of Sleepy Eye, has a population around 2,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gilbert
Buffalo Center Creamery
Sition 35 Reamery
Springfield
Minne
Ql Creamery
Anager
Mily
Gilberts
Ringfield
Larry
Buffalo Ter
Springfel
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
Summer Baseball program to begin Monday June 14
The Buffalo summer baseball program will start Monday June 14 under Bob Froehle who oversees the recreation program. Boys ages 9 to 15 from town and farms may join. they will be grouped by age with practices and inter squad games planned. First sessions begin at 8 am for ages 9-10, 10 am for 11-12, and 9:00 am for 13-14-16 on June 14 and continue through August 6 with rotating schedules and attendance guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bob Froehle
Recreation
Ars
Froehle
At & Am
Schedule Set For Summer Swimming at Buffalo Center
Opening day Saturday June 5 marks the Buffalo Center Municipal Pool season. Doors open 2:00 pm with public swimming daily 2:00 to 5:00 pm and 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Morning lessons Monday through Friday. Weekly schedule lists life saving and Lareton Lakota Buffalo Center and more. Season tickets: Family 25.00 Adults 9.00 Children 7.50 Small Pool 5.00.
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Buffalo Center
Les Jenkins
Titanka
Lakota
Mon.Wed
Jr. Life
Life
Cooperative Oil Company refunds exceed 40000 to patrons
The Cooperative Oil Company based in Buffalo disclosed May refunds of 90726.41 from 1968 deferred funds to patrons. Through 1964 earnings and later 20 percent checks, total refunds to date exceeded 43058. Ten thousand dollars outlay yielded strong cash vesting benefits, with August 1984 payments noted. Walter Anderson highlighted the program while mentioning residents from Lakota Red City and Ledyard. Sam Winter hosted Minnesota visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Winter and Miss Carolyn Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Oil Company
Buffalo
Walter Anderson
Lakota
Red City
Ledyard
Agust
Jocal Cooperative L Company
Anderson
Harry Winter
Carolyn Winter
Owatonna, Minnesota
Sam Winter
Two Local Boys Enter Hawkeye Boys State In Iowa
Mr and Mrs Al Heifland will drive to Des Moines June 6 to enter their sons Michael Heifland and Mark Edwards at the 1966 American Legion Hawkeye Boys State at Camp Dodge. Michael is a junior with strong athletics and stage work. Mark is a high school band member active in 4 H and school leadership. Both are sponsored by local Legion groups and banks. The camp ends June 12 with return plans and post program Legion duties.
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al Heifland
Des Moines
Michael
Mark Edwards
American Legion
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Hughes
Congregational Church
Dwards
Legion Post
Buffalo Buddies
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Luther League
Mark
Legion Fest
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Winter’s
Legion
Iowa
Robert Edwards
GI Insurance Plan Re-opens for All Eligible Veterans
Iowa veterans may now apply for GI insurance reopening says Des Moines VA Center director BE W Christensen. World War II and Korean veterans with service connected disabilities may apply for insurance lapsed or not taken. A one year window from May 1 allows eligibility for those denied by commercial life insurers. A new permanent plan called modified life targets term policyholders. Contact the Des Moines VA Center for details.
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Iowa
W. Christensen
Des Moines
Christensen
Anl
Des Moines Vai Center
American Legion Meets Tonight at Post 21
Commander Dean Sunde announces a regular meeting of American Legion Post No. 21 at City Hall headquarters tonight Thursday June 3. A $7.50 attendance prize will be awarded and Alvin Jensen will serve the lunch. A nominating slate for 1968 officers will be presented with election in July. additional candidates may be nominated from the floor. All war veterans invited. Ray Murray Post Adjutant. Saturday visitors included Mrs. Lloyd Frowick and Miss Karen Frowick in attendance at Mrs. John Mathison’s home.
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Dean Sunde
Post No. 21
American Legion
Alvin Jensen
Lundh
Ray Murray
1965 Crop Oats Support Prices Set in Winnebago County
The 1965 crop oats price support in Winnebago County is set at 60 cents per bushel with No 2 Grade oats basis. Harland E Johnson chairs the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee. Premiums and discounts for grade and test weight apply as in 1964. Garlicky oats incur a 3 cent per bushel discount. badly stained or weathered No 4 oats discount 7 cents. test weight discounts 3 cents. premiums 1 cent for Grade No 2 or better and 2 cents for extra heavy test weight. Loans and purchase are used for 1965 crop oats stored on farm and in warehouses. Farmers may redeem crops to avoid service charges on 1986 crop loans.
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Winnebago County
Harland E. Johnson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Sreestate County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Firefighter Extinguishes Car Fire Before Fire Truck Arrives
Lee Heiman a Buffalo Center veteran with 20 years on the fire department quickly doused a motor compartment fire in Dr. L. P. Miller’s car on a Saturday afternoon using a home extinguisher. The fire, likely from the electrical system, broke out just after the car was parked in front of Miller’s home, and Heiman arrived before the fire truck. A subsequent mix up sent the emergency unit to another address before reaching Miller’s residence. Mrs Gary Tipler of Elmore Minnesota visited with Mrs Curt Bushans Tuesday afternoon.
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Lee Heiman
Buffalo Center Fire Department
L. P. Miller
Heiman
Milley
Miller
Ellsworth Russ
Gary Tipler
Elmore
Minnesota
Curt Bushans
Lions Club Drives Car Safety Check in Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Lions Club sponsors a free voluntary Vehicle Safety Check on Saturday June 5 from 6 30 am to 4 30 pm. Motorists urged to inspect brakes tires lights steering exhaust glass wipers mirrors horn and seat belts. Safe cars and drivers reduce accidents as part of a nationwide program backed by Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee LOOK Magazine and safety coordinators.
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Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Lions Club
Lions
Lions Club
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Look Magazine
Association of State
Two Buffalo Center Graduates At ISU May Commencement
At Iowa State University Ames 1188 students received degrees in the 94th annual commencement Saturday morning May 29 Albert R Goranson son of Darley L Goranson Buffalo Center earned Architectural Engin eering and Ray C Schutter son of Arthur Schutter also of Buffalo Center earned Chemical Engineering Dr James M Hilton who presided for 12 years as ISU president awarded the diplomas and retires July 1 A reception for graduates and families followed in the Memorial Union after the Armory ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center Community School
Iowa State University
Ames
Albert R. Goranson
Darley L. Goranson
Buffalo Center
Ray C. Schutter
Arthur Schutter
James M. Hilton
Armory
Iowa State
Memorial Union
Farm Bureau Women Meet Friday Afternoon
The Farm Bureau Women of Winnebago County met Friday afternoon at the Farm Bureau office in Thompson. Highlights included news of upcoming events such as the sixth Iowa Youth Safety Conference June 14-16 at Iowa State University Ames and the State Farm Bureau Women’s Conference June 20-22 at Des Moines Kirkwood Hotel. The Junior Fair runs July 19-23 in Thompson, with a Farm Bureau picnic slated for July and a preliminary talk on selling Farm Bureau by Mrs. John Benjamin.
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Farm Bureau
Winnebago County
Thompson
Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa Farm Safety Council
John Benjamin
Sell Farm Bureau
Leslie Ostrander
State Farm Bureau
Kirkwood Hotel
Des Moines
Thieves Break Into V.F.W. Club in Buffalo Center
Friday night burglars shattered basement liquor cabinet locks at the Buffalo Center VFW Club. They stole 12 liquor bottles 16 twelve packs of beer and $84.20 in cash from the freezer area. Assistant Town Marshal Bennie Gerdis and Sheriff Maurice Monson investigated but found no clues. Entry was gained by broken basement windows.
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Buffalo Center
V.F.W
Bennie Gerdis
Maurice Monson
Harold Heitland Opens New Barber Shop
Harold Heitland opens Harold's Barber Shop three blocks west of Main Street. He remodeled a garage with barber equipment and will live with his mother Mrs. George Heitland. Read his ad elsewhere in this issue.
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Harold Heitland
Harold
Main Street
George Heitland
V F W Auxiliary Sets Monday Night Meeting
The V F W Auxiliary will meet Monday evening June 7 at the Post Home. Serving committee: Mary DeVries Jean Breckunitch Hattie Kreeze Florence Potter and Genevieve Dearlg. Rugs are still available.
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V.F.W
Mary DeVries
Jean Breckunitch
Hattie Kreeze
Florence Potter
Genevieve Dearlg
Seniors Receive Honors in 1965 Buffalo Center Commencement
Four graduates were named Honor Students at the 1965 commencement in Buffalo Center with diplomas presented by Fred Hippen. Honor Scholars included Sharon Kreeze Tim Moermond Michael Orthel and Patricia Steinberg. Scholarships were awarded to several students and multiple awards honored attendance and extracurriculars.
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Buffalo Center
Anton Netusil
Sharon Kreeze
Tim Moermond
Michael Orthel
Patricia Steinberg
Fred Hippen
Board of Education
Suzanne Bosma
Drake University
Sandra Potter
Wartburg College
Susan Potter
Upper Iowa University
Mary Sowers
University of Iowa
Jim Lande
Tim Moermand
University of Illinois
Cornell College
Betty Crocker
FFA Farm Mechanics
Dennis Swanson
Michele Larson
Mathematical Association of America
Tim Moormond
Sharon Kroeze
Tim Moersmond
Rosalind Leibrand
Linda Abels
Donald Wessels
Joe Kroack
Dallas Olson
Mark Smith
Roger Anderson
Danfia Dee Hartman
Mary Lee Hanken
Sue Potter
Joyce Sleper
Mary Wetzig
Buffalo Center adopts sewerage resolution by town council
Bulletin reports mayor said the Town Council officially adopted the Resolution of Necessity for the proposed sanitary sewerage system. No further details were available. Also noted were visitors Sunday afternoon to the Bosma home from Albert Lea Minnesota and Jackie Jordahl.
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the Tribune
Fred Harms
Buffalo Center
Virgil Bosma
Richard Jordahl
Debbie and
Dorie
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Jackie Jordahl
Memorial Day Observances Highlight Buffalo Center Program
Memorial Day events here featured a large crowd and a fitting program led by The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Honor color guard, marching units, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts filled Main Street then gathered in the auditorium for prayers, speeches and prizes, including Pricilla Shortenhaus delivering a wartime tribute. Judge Lawrence Plummer spoke on sacrifice and freedom, noting local veterans and family ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City Hall
Main Street
Buffalo
Sweet Little Flower Girls
All Daughters of Veterans
G. W. Blackburn
The
Baptist Church
Gad
Dean Sunde
W.F.W
Roy Weaver
V.F.W
Raymond Wessels
Tom Hanson
Pricilla Shortenhaus
Eagle Grove
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harm Shortenhaus
Post
MC Sunde
Lawrence Plummer
Northwood
Legion Ladies Night Set for Saturday June 5
An American Legion sponsored Ladies Night occurs Saturday in the Post rooms starting 8 p.m. Coffee and cake will be served. Six of the community’s nicest young ladies have promised to provide the cakes while Ed Winter handles coffee brewing and serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Ed Winter
Carolyn Schmidt to graduate from Augustana College
Miss Carolyn Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Schmidt of Woden will graduate from Augustana College Sioux Falls South Dakota on June 6 with a bachelor of arts in music. She will become an elementary vocal instructor in St James Minnesota Public Schools. Attend church this Sunday.
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Carolyn Schmidt
Lowell Schmidt
Woden
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
St. James
Minnesota
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Tribune
Hawkeye Boys State
Michael Heitl and
John Mathison
Lloyd Frowick
Leland
Karen Frowick
Minneapolis
V.F.W. Club
Bulletin
Earth Science Institute
Faul Lien
Earl Zwagerman
Towa State
Shell
Wyoming
National Science Foundation
Yellowstone and
Teton National Parka
Nain Lodge No
Albers
Park Hospital
Mazon City
Tribumy
Jame
Augustana
Miss
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