Local notes and visits fill Buffalo Center week
Buffalo Center residents share social visits and local happenings. Dr and Mrs H E Biel visit Osage. Ruth Thompson visits Britt. A Howe conducts meetings with Rev Johnson in Lakota. Arthur Olson returns for vacation and is named coach at Coon Rapids High School. Harold Thiele visits from Centerville ahead of summer study at Columbia University. teachers return home for summer from multiple towns. Mrs L P Miller celebrates birthday with family and friends. Fort Dodge visitors join local social rounds. Mrs Boehme recovers from hospital and resumes work. Sharon family visits briefly, renewing old ties with local friends.
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Arthur Olson
Buffalo Center
Art
Coon Rapids High School
Harold Thiele
Centerville
Harold
Edw. Thiele
New York City
Columbia University
Fort Dodge
FL. Sharon
Peggy
Mary Sharon
Faye Boehine
Sharons
Pigs Stolen From Farm Near Lake Mills
Sneak thieves strike farms in the Lake Mills area taking hogs and pigs from several herds. Olavs Peterson’s farm on the Wilson highway lost fifteen six week old pigs valued at about 125 dollars while the family was away in the evening.
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Olavs Petergon
Lake Mills
Wilson Highway
Peterson
White
County Picnic Speakers Highlight June 9 Event
countywide picnic at county home south of Lake Mills on June 9 features Mrs. Sewell national leader of womens home project work and a noted speaker on cooperation. program includes contests band music stunts and sports from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. organizers include farm bureau cooperative associations and local banks with visitors urged to bring lunch and stay all day.
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Farm Bureau
Winnebago County
Forest City
Thompson
Buffalo Center
Leland
Scarville
Lake Mills
Olson
Tte
Chas. W. Sewell
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wm. Olson
West Point Appointment for Local Student Donald Grothaus
Donald Grothaus son of Mrs Nelle Grothaus has received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He graduated from Buffalo Center High School two years ago and has attended the State University at Iowa City. His high school and university grades earned him the appointment without a regular examination. He expects to leave for West Point early in July.
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Donald Grothaus
Nelle Grothaus
United States Military Academy
West Point
Donald
Buffalo Center
State University
Iowa City
Hig
Military Academy
Legion Team Upsets Dope Winnebago In 3 2 Win
The 22 junior baseball squad journeyed to Swea City last Tuesday and pulled a 3 to 2 upset after Swea City had beaten them 9 to 0 a week earlier. The locals feature three new players and showed solid play. Upcoming games include Titonia on June 5, Bancroft on June 9, and Pitonka’s squad on June 12, all at 5 p.m.
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Winnebago
Swea City
Swea
Titonia
Pitonka
W. C. T. U. Institute Program Set for June 5
The following program will be given Friday June 5 at two P M at the Congregational church opening songs devotionals Mrs O T Thompson Youths Roll Call Mrs A A Sheldon reports of the years work by department heads Flower Mission Bene dict Home Publicity General Report Secretary's Report Treasurer's Report duet Evelyn Yahnke Wilma Glorfeld playlet by our young people soloist Miss Edith Howe Womens Three Great Interests Mrs Gov Andrews Sr Women and the W T A by Grade Shortenhang duet Frances Stindt and Avene Mathison Reading Naomi Thompson Every W C G t o member urged to be present and bring two or three guests A ten cent lunch will be served
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Flower Mission
Benedict
Evelyn Yahnke
Wilma Glorfeld
Migs
Edith Howe
Congregational Church Announces Summer Sunday Schedule
The Congregational Church O Thompson Pastor issues summer schedule changes with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. morning worship at 10:30 a.m. and an 8 p.m. evening service. The Ladies Aid meets at 2:30 p.m. hostesses Brulins and Mrs Schuster. Choir and prayer meetings planned.
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Sin Ang
Young Peoples
Ladies Aid Society
Churen Warlors
Irs
Brulins
Methodist Church Notes Rev F O Johnson revival
Albert A Howe reports strong revival activity at the Methodist Church with nightly services in Ledyard and Lakota-Ledyard exchange. A surprise preacher is promised next Sunday and crowds fill the tent. the pastor expects to return to his pulpit in a week. There will be no service at the church next Sunday evening.
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A. Howe
F. C. Johnson
Lakota
Rev. Howe
Ledyard Mbh
Rev. Johnson
F. O. Johnson
Lakota-Ledyard
Lease
Ledyard
West End 4-H Club Meets. Kitten Ball Planned
West End 4-H Club gathered May 29 at Verne Mathison home with a1 members present. County Agent Snydergaard advised on pig feeding and care while Arthur Erickson detailed championship pigs. Plans for a Kitten Ball team to compete with others were made as the County Farm Bureau picnic on June approaches. School closed for summer vacation with teachers re signing contracts for fall and students looking forward to picnics and play.
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West End
Verne Mathison
Boyd Berryhill
Louis Bond
Syndergaard
Arthur, Erickson
Thompson
County Farm Bureau
Mathison
Lucile
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