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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
2
In a heartfelt tribute the Tribune reflects on the long service of their boss who mentored staff from early typesetting days to modern machines. They recall his kindness, teaching, and the motto do unto others as you would have them do unto you, noting how hard it will be to fill his shoes.
A纪 tribute marks Memorial Day May 30 1943 passing of George M Carman father of George A Carman editor publisher and community leader. Twenty one years later on the same date Carman Sr memory is honored as the Tribune staff recalls his guidance devotion to duty and impact on local journalism and civic life.
The newspaper pledges it will keep printing as usual and recalls George A. Carman's wish to do one-tenth as well as the Boss. The note targets readers and subscribers with reassurance about ongoing operations.
Post Commencement receptions honored graduates across Buffalo Center area. Deanna Betels and Gary Weaver led a Masonic Temple gathering with relatives and friends from multiple families and towns. Royce Wempen, Mavis Buss, Betty Sapp, Ann DeVries, Patricia Heitland, and Diane Potter received celebrations hosted by relatives in several local homes and churches, with attendees from Mason City to Thompson and Frost Minnesota.
Carolyn Limberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Menno Limberg of Buffalo Center received her diploma at St Joseph Mercy School of Nursing Mason City on May 30 She will wed Loren Jacobson of Mason City on June 13 and they plan to reside in Chicago where Carolyn will work at Wesley Memorial Hospital The May 24 visit list includes Mr and Mrs Harry Larson of Forest City and others while Jerry Elman of Greenwood Mississippi stayed with Mrs Duey Schutter and his daughter Vicki joined them for a two week visit John and Mildred Manks of Whittemore spent weekend with local families at Buffalo Center and Slater and Titonia hosts shared a picnic day with several local residents
A large gathering from Buffalo Center includes Jakota and Percys McDowell Beverly and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. John Benjamin, Tom Potter and family, Ron Yahnke family, George Beaving, Dick Bohl family, Oscar Ellingson, Bruce Myers, Dana O'Keefe, Rob ert Freeble, Irving Larson, Marlene Moore, Rey and Orville Olson, Jack DeVries, Herb Patterson, Michael Christi, Lonne Lana and Maryn Potter. Lunch was served by Sue Potter, John Benjamin, Orville Severson and Kathy Potter, with Marilyn Potter and Barbara McDowell handling the punch and Mrs. Robert Friis pouring coffee.
Wool producers are urged to submit recommendations on the incentive price level for shorn wool for the 1965 marketing year. Harland E. Johnson ASCS chairman said recommendations are due by Monday June 8. The incentive price has been 62 cents per pound and may be continued next year. The 1965 marketing year will be the last under the National Wool Act of 1954, which aimed to sustain about 300 million pounds of shorn wool annually. U.S. production slipped from 265 million pounds in 1960 to 238 million in 1963 due to low lamb prices and other pressures.
Boyd Jordal is elected Sixth District Senior Vice-Commander at Garner district meeting. VFW home in south town under construction. One Lakota bank robber, jailed 10 to 30 years for April 28 robbery. Don Steffensen buys Hall Drug Store in Ankeny to become Ankeny Pharmacy. Don Senne earns Master of Education from the University of Iowa with thesis published. Fifty four children enroll in pre school registration.
Saturday and Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Dick Bath of Waterloo Mrs y Hamlett from Long Beach Jornia and Mr and Mrs Ri Thompson and family hosted at the Ralph Sten residence with extended guests.
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