Month of brides and May weddings in our area
The community records a string of May weddings as the traditional June brides trend appears in play this year. Notable ceremonies include Hilda Jutting marrying Lloyd Thompson at the Reform Church parsonage with family attendants. Hazel Sapp wedding Harm Davids with announcements respecting education and farm life. and Cecilia Kmith wed John Tomlanovic at St Patrick's Church in a Nuptial Mass with detailed ceremony and reception notes.
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Hilda Jutting
Lloyd Thompson
Harm Jutting
Ldoyd Thompson
Martin Thompson
Wim. Everts
Johanna ‘Futting
Myron ‘Thompson
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St. Patrick’s Oath
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al Schmeetz
Cecelia Kmith
Charles Smith
John Tomlanovic
John ‘Tomlanovic
Colfax
Towa
Dick Arkwright
Jerry Ginthner
Misa Kathleen Smith
Lohengren
Virginia'Dolmage
Maurice Mofit
Bernard Smith
Vincent ‘Smith
J. J. Kopp
Wedded at Buffalo Center Florence Hofbauer and Robert Hunter
Florence Fay Hofbauer wed Robert Iztoma Hunter in a June ceremony at the Hofbauer home. The couple, graduates of local high schools, plan a Minnesota honeymoon and a Buffalo Center home after June 16.
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Jacob Hofbauer
Florence Fay
Robert Iztoma Hunter
M. D. Hunter
Golda Hofbauer
Orland Sparks
Abce Russell
Isabel Letcher
Buffalo Center High School
Points
Minnesota
Buffalo Center
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Fourth of July 4-H Shower for Miss Ruth Bed
A Briesenborg group hosted a shower for Miss Ruth Bed at the party venue. The afternoon featured mock sewing and the girls offered advice and receipts to Miss Ruth. She received many helpful gifts and a delicious meal closed the event.
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4-Hoi
Briesenborg
Hope Manch
I X Musical Car Parade Opens Mid-Continent Pageant
A vintage car parade featured the Mid-Continent Petroleum Company’s showcase vehicle rolling through town. Advertisements for D-X, the successor to Diamond motor fuel, highlighted the event and its festive atmosphere.
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Petroleum Co
D-X
Sauccessor
Drivers Licenses Available After June 10
Des Moines officials announce renewals begin June 6 in Des Moines and June 10 in all counties. Applications may be obtained at the Sheriff and Treasurer offices and other county points, with 25 cents required, signed by the applicant, no notarization needed. Renewals for current licenses only. mail before July 4. after July 4 licenses issued as quickly as possible. Do not apply if license is suspended or revoked.
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Des Moines
Delvalte
State
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Iowa
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Winnebago’ County
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Warmers Trust & Savings Bank
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Vinneman & Wierstein
Searville
Rural mail carriers honor Joe Colling with 30 years of service
County rural carriers and their wives from Winnebago and post office staff of Buffalo Center and Thompson gathered at the Pennett Mitchell home last Friday evening. The event celebrated Joe Colling completing 30 years as a rural route carrier. The evening featured reminiscences from county carriers and a tasty luncheon.
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Winnebago County
Buffalo Center
Thompson
Pennett, Mitchell
Joe Colling
Hospital Notes Mention Local Admissions and Discharges
Mrs Tod Osterman and baby girl ot-were discharged Friday. Sig Oswald of Elmore Minnesota admitted Tuesday May 26 for a major operation. Selbert Claassen underwent an operation for appendicitis on Thursday May 30. Ole Berkeland of Sprkelyn Minnesota admitted Friday May 31 for an appendix operation. Mrs Peter Burke of Lake Mills admitted Friday for a major operation on Saturday. Mrs Pertha Solin admitted Friday afternoon for a major operation.
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Tod Osterman
Sig Oswald
Elmore
Minn
Selbert Claassen
Ole Berkeland
Sprkelyn
Baburday
Pertha Solin
Honor student Vivienne Peterson tops 1936 class list
Vivienne Peterson was honor student of the 1936 graduating class with an average of 95.74 for four high school years. The senior honor roll also lists Dorothy Pink, Margaret Thompson, Rollin Steinmere, Margot Arkwright, Zella Stuart, Rose Smith, Norman Kopp, Marian Berryhill, Loretta Doege, and others, with scores ranging from 94.58 to 90.28. Junior and sophomore honor rolls are noted for later semesters and include additional names such as Helen Pink, Mildred Daum, and Ruth Murray.
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Vivienne Peterson
Dorothy Pink
Margaret Thompson
Dyelyn Sehendel
Margaret Snell
Rollin Steinmere Mac Finer
Marjorie Arkwright
Wills Limberg
Slit Boyd d Jordal
Zella ‘Stuart
Rose ‘Smith
Norman Kopp
Marian Berryhill
Loretta Doege
Frixtns ‘Johnson
Helen Pink
Lillian Sulling
Lyle Patterson
Mildred Daum
Terraine Bronleewe
Ruth Murray
Community Club Notes and Planned Activities
The Woman's Community Club held its May meeting with reports on tennis court financing and the librarian's May report. A follow up year program committee was named and village hosts for the September meeting designated. The annual County Federation picnic is set for June 11 at Rice Lake with members bringing lunches and the program starting at noon.
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J. B. Smith
Dileen ‘Whodcock
Charles Peterson
Elsa Sapp
Jerome Johnson
I. Lenz
L. P. Miller
A. Sparks
Jerry Schoon
Rt. Q. Thelle
County Federation
Rice Lake
Pittsburgh Pastor to Speak Here This Evening
Rev. O. B. Krueger, pastor of the Tempel church in Pittsburgh, will speak at the Baptist church this evening at 8 o clock. He is son in law of A Sh Wilner of this city.
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O. BE. Krueger
Tempel
Pittsburgh
Pielevening
Rev. Krueger
Wilner
Thig City
Milbrandts Plan Western Trip via Rapid City and Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs A O Milbrandt along with Edith Milbrandt left for Washington last Tuesday morning. They will travel by motor through Rapid City the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park visiting relatives in Washington then return by California to the east. They expect to be away about five weeks Mina Nora Hielson of Kannwla accompanied them.
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A. O. Milbrandt
Clarence
Edith
Shure
Washington
Rapid City
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
California
Mina Nora Hielson
Kannwla
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Bertha Hofbauer
Last Friday afternoon 30 guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Harvey Gilbert in honor of Miss Bertha Hofbauer. She received many beautiful and useful gifts. The afternoon was spent socially and a lunch was served at the close.
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Harvey Gilbert
Bertha Hofbauer
Thirty High School Students Receive Diplomas
Thirty Buffalo Center public school seniors were awarded diplomas at May ceremony led by John G. Daum president of the Board of Education. Prof. Lapp delivered the address as Evelyn Schendel and Ellis Limberg received Citizenship Awards and Margaret Snell earned a scholarship to the McPhail School of Music in Minneapolis.
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Buffalo Center
John G. Daum
A. W. Gauger
J." BE. Smith
J. G. Daun
Board of Education
A. W. Gouger
Lapp
Evelyn Schendel
Ellis “Lim‘berg
Margaret Snell
McPhail School of Music
Minneapolis
Minn
Bison baseball split week with Rake and Garner
The Buffalo Center nine went 1 1, beating Rake 12 to 3 on Memorial Day and losing to Garner 8 to 0 last Sunday. Wessels pitched for Buffalo Center in the win while Garner’s Hamilton held Buffalo to three hits. Buffalo Center heads to Rake on Sunday June 9 seeking revenge.
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Buffalo Center
Rake
Rake Club
Wessels
Garner
Buffalo
Hamilton
Wieners
Wassel
Fishermen Head North For Minnesotan Angling Trips
With the fishing season underway local anglers set out for northern Minnesota to Lake region lakes near Ray and Long Lake. H. A. Wagner and others departed last Friday for about ten days hoping for better fishing while a second party went to Victoria for a few days of angling but found the weather too cold. A third group including Harm Feldick Joe Larson Jake Mastin Ralph Ankeny Ben Steinberg and Mike Akkerman left for Long Lake and Leech Lake expecting to return Saturday evening.
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A Thousand Lakes
H.A. Wagner
Galagen
D. R. Sueli
G. Mi. Garthan
Minnesota
Ray
M. J. Anfinson
Henry Becker
Bill Bechtel
Victoria
Harm Feldick
Joe Larson
Jake Mastin
Ralph Ankeny
Ben Steinberg
Mike Akkerman
Long Lake
Leech Take
Congregational Picnic Held at Drake Farm Home
The Congregational members held their annual picnic on Tuesday June 4 at the Ester Drake farm home. Rev Galt, a returned missionary from China, spoke during the noon hour. Games for all ages followed and a plentiful festival dinner was served.
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Ester Drake Farm
Rev. Galt
China
Planer
Pieniau
School Breaks Begin Early at Buffalo Center
The Buffalo Center school year ends with students free for the next three months while teachers return home. Some teachers plan summer courses during the break, easing concerns about ongoing school issues.
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Buffalo Center School
Memorial Day Observance in Buffalo Center
Under ideal weather Buffalo Center and nearby communities celebrated Memorial Day with a 1:15 p.m. program in the city park led by the Auxiliary and Legion. A parade proceeded from city hall to the school and cemetery where Rev N Boomgarden presided. H P Rissa delivered the main address to a packed house while Rev A W Ganger Rev Fr Al Schmeetz and Rev N Boomgarden also spoke. Prizes were awarded in the Poppy Poster contest and taps were played by Forrest Schmidt and Robert Schutter. The parade featured a historical Iowa flag later placed in state. the flag’s journey included time with governors and veterans events.
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Auxiliary and Legion
St. Ansgar
Fertile Church of Christ
Fertile
Otranto
Forrest Schmidt
Robert Schutter
Buffalo Center
Sugar Beet Benefit Checks Arrive For 1934 Production
Sugar beet benefit payments are arriving at the Blue Earth office for 1934 production. Checks are mailed to contract signers upon receipt, with about 160000 in the Mason City Factory District. The district spans 13 counties, four in Minnesota, producing roughly half to Town and half to Minnesota-Pubbath County. Some contracts delayed due to signatures and legal issues in Washington.
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Sugat Beet
Blue Earth
Mason City
Minnesota
Blue Marth
Washington
Notable Shot Feud At Country Club Des Moines
A Des Moines Republican report notes Lowe's dramatic golf incident at the Country Club last week. He reportedly shot a two on number seven with credible witnesses, nearly hitting an opponent within fifteen feet and sending a second shot over a creek embankment into a cup near the upper green.
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Lowe
Dupper
Des Moines
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