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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

2

Memorial Day Observed With Parade and Services

Memorial Day activities began with showers giving way to a bright afternoon as a parade at 1:30 p.m. and a 2:00 p.m. program at the schoolhouse united American Legion and VFW posts. The Buffalo Center Band under Hans Aleckson opened, Rev. John Engels offered blessing, and Carolyn Hickok presented a liberty talk. R W Hamilton of Hamilton's Business College gave the main address, followed by readings and songs. The cemetery program featured Rev. Henry Van Dyke, Ray Murray reading the service death roll, and taps by Hans Aleckson and Mary Lou Aykes. Wade Johnston visited from Estherville. Mrs Janssen and others attended a wedding in Kettle River, Minnesota.

American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Buffalo Center Band Hans Aleckson John D. Engels Congregational Church VFW Raymond Wessels Carolyn Hickok Donna Rae Mitchell Marsha Harms Flanders Fields Shirley Hassebreeck Wessels Henry van Dyke The Reformed Church Ray Murray Vfw-American Legion Mary Lou Aykes

Community improvements noted across area homes

Johnson and Ankeny finish flagstone floor Kasota foundation and planters for Jack DeVries home. Olson Construction frames roof screens porch. A W lunch stand gets plastering insulation and orange painted floors. Bethlehem Lutheran church brick work continues with boiler on site. Ke-Wanee boiler here. Buffalo Center Lumber yards readied for white paint trim. Vernon Kiewier roof near completion. Carlyle finishes upper painting. Ray Hill completes exterior addition painting. Lloyd Robinson improves Harry Kettwick residence with new cement foundation for 9 by 19 addition. Numerous social visits and confirmations follow with local families attending weddings and services.

Charlie Presswood New Bethlehem Lutheran Church Menno Risius Glen Burger Buffalo Center Lumber Company Bud" Olson Vernon Kiewier Carlyle Ray Hill Lloyd Robinson Harry Kettwick Dentre Feed Company Interstate

Fonda Families Share Memorial Day Visits

Mrs Al Reiff Delbert Marylee Carol and Jolene of Fonda were Sunday guests of their daughter and sister Mr and Mrs Paul Kurt and Paul Jr Memorial Day guests of Mrs Bertha Pink were Mrs Elyina Barsness Mr and Mrs Leon Bars ness and family and Mr and Mrs Russell Felix and family of Mason City and Mr and Mrs Norman Bargness of Waterloo

al Reiff Delbert Marylee Carol Jolene Fonda Paul Kurt and Paul, Jr Bertha Pink Elyina Barsness Leon Barsness Russell Felix Mason City Norman Bargness Waterloo

Furloughing soldier visits relatives and neighbors

PFC Roger D. Aykes arrived Tuesday for a twenty day furlough to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aykes. He is stationed near Albuquerque NM and will return there for further schooling. Memorial weekend guests included Miss Ann Tapper of Webster City and multiple local families. additional visits featured the Breckunitch and Hartman households with relatives from Minneapolis Alpha Fairmont Waterloo Chapin and Joe Breckunitch among others.

Roger D. Aykes Ted Aykes Aukes Albuquerque New Mexico Ann Tapper Webster City Cletus Turnbaugh Carl Breckunitch H. B. Miller Matthew Breckunitch Minneapolis Minnesota Lawrence Hassing Alpha Lawrence Breckunitch Fairmont John Breckunitch Waterloo John Hartman Chapin Joe Breckunitch

Letchers Celebrate Reunion with All Nine Children Present

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Letcher enjoyed a family gathering as all nine children returned home for the first time since 1951. Attendees included Loren Letcher of Los Angeles and Loren Letcher at March Air Force Base Riverside California, Rol lin Letcher at Fort Bliss Texas, Willard Thompson family of Wesley, Arlene Erdahl family of Lakota, Fritz Brass family of Elmore Minnesota, Elwyn Letcher family, Merlyn Letcher family, Gloria Letcher, and granddaughter and husband Robert Price of Blue Earth. Mrs. Daryl Speicher and children visited the Speich er home while staying with Nordy Nelson.

Everett Letcher Loren Letcher Los Angeles March Air Force Base Riverside California Rollin Letcher Fort Bliss Texas Willard Thompson Wesley Arlene Erdahl Lakota Fritz Brass Elmore Minnesota Elwyn Letcher Merlyn Letcher Gloria Letcher Robert Price Blue Earth

Waldorf College Sets Two Track Records in Minnesota

Waldorf College track team set two records at a Worthington Minnesota meet. Ron Hofbauer of Buffalo Center ran 110.2 seconds in the 100 yard dash and 1:35.09 in the B40 yard relay. Relay teammates were Hofbauer, Gene Buckley of Forest City, Kermit Urbain of Kiester, and Lowell Farland of Swea City.

Waldorf College Worthington Minnesota Ron Hofbauer Buffalo Center Hofbauer Gene Buckley Forest City Kermit Urbain Kiester Lowell Farland Swea City Ronald Hofbauer George Hofbauer

Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Van Hoorn Observed

The Hassel family traveled to Milbank South Dakota to attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Hoorn held in their church parlor. The couple's 32 grandchildren are noted with visiting relatives including Harold Winter and his Portland family. The Winters plan to stay to visit extended relatives while Dennis and Wilbert Hassebroek returned home.

Marvin Hasselbroek Milbank South Dakota Fred van Hoorn van Hoorn Harold Winter Portland Oregon Winters Dick Winter Dennis Wilbert Hassebroek Milpank

Letcher family visits and Memorial Day weekend plans

Sp3 Rollin Letcher from Fort Bliss arrives for leave with parents and will visit California with brothers before returning to base. Budd family from Springfield attends graduation and Memorial Day events. Notice filed appointing Louise Cayler as Administratrix with will annexed of Bertha Gangeness estate in Winnebago County Iowa.

Rollin Letcher Fort Bliss Texas Everett Letcher Lyle Letcher Loren Letcher California State OF Iowa Winnebago County Bertha H. Gangeness Winnebags County Louise Cayler Eugene G. Sarno Murrie Hauge

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Wade Johnston Estherville Ronnie Janssen Lloyd Jean Johnson Kettle River Mary Lou Nelson Gordon Swanson Chas. Nelson Bill Hamilton Marble Rock Dick Bohl Douglas Hanson Einer Hanson Donald Douglas Iowa City E. E. Sapp Ira Gabrielson Washington, D. C Rush Jim DeVries Gabrielson Crystal Lake Sioux Falls Thomas R. T. de Vries, Sr Tommy Korea Ruby James Don Griffths Lisbon Leroy Graft Don Frank and Bud Elwood T. Peterson LeRoy Janssen Swen Larson Emil Kallestad Mary of Rake John Robert Elwood Bethany Lutheran Church Jolie Robert Elwood Carole Sue Becker William Becker Algona William Becker, Jr R. T. DeVries Jr Ronald Jack DeVries Tom Wilson Stephen Johnson John Mathison Our Saviour's Lutheran Church of Leland Karen Frowick Lloyd Frowick Carroll Darrell Day Arline Day George Hormel Phil Heiman Lowa Karen Eileen Mitchell Howard Mitchell Ventura Karen Eileen Forrest Gene Hofbauer Vinal Bebo Otto Swalve Elsie Swalve Lenora Bebo Fritz Slade Joe Limberg Slade Buck Alaska Meservey Letchers Daryl Speicher William Speicher Speicher Nordy Nelson John Alexander Fomona R.T. de Vries Jeanne Murray Ames Frank Murray Iowa Devries of Buffalo Center Roy B.johnson Hatchery Smiley Sun Says Midland Smiley Sun Salle Art Kramer Darell Tuttle Lake Hatel Budd Springfield Ohio David Grimes Frank Grimes Fisher Low the Tribune Arrow Wash Roblee Shapley Sport Cooper Socks Wembley Anson Fruit OF
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