Buffalo Center closes schools as staff depart for summer
Public schools end in Buffalo Center with teachers mostly leaving for new jobs or locations next year. R T Mitchell will coach at Osage, Miss Peterson moves to Oniwa high, Miss Kamps to St Paul, Miss Newman heads to Classon, and Miss Murphy plans future work. Vacation Bible School starts June 11 at 9 AM at Congregational and Methodist churches for children aged four to eight with 14 teachers and supervisor. Bus routes details pending. Sunday announcements expected. county 4-H party June 8 at 8 PM in Thompson gym amid activities and cookies and lemon fruit contributions.
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Buffalo Center
R. T Mitchell
Adair
Iowa City
Iowa State University
Osage
Miss Peterson
Oniwa
Kamps
St. Paul
Minn
Congregationnal
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Hospital News Roundup Of Recent Surgeries And Admissions
Merle Gibson of Woden and several others are listed as admitted or operated on in late May and early June. Names include Jessie Johnson Lakota, Mrs J P Larson Himore, Mrs Jake Johnson, Mrs Donald Hodson Crystal, Irene Rippentrop and families.
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Merle Gibson
Woden
Tramen
Essie Johnson
Lakota
J. P. Larson
Himore
Linjoy
Gene Finer
En ‘Ud Mys
Winer
R. P. Oh . Sirgliul
Jake Johnson
Donald Hodson
Crystal Hen
Appel Tuly ‘Miureday
Irene Rippentrop
Anusnter
John Rippentrop
Buffalo Center Class of '34 Graduates in Commencement
Twenty five Buffalo Center public school students received diplomas in a capacity crowd at the annual commencement. Speaker Swisher of the State Historical Society urged graduates to believe in and pursue a “new day,” noting education as a valuable asset for opportunities ahead. Honors listed include Leonard Popkes and Dorothy Smith with scholarships. several students receive citizenship medals and English Correctness awards.
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Buffalo Center
John G. Daum
Board of Education
Miss Kamps
Supt. Smith
J. G. Daum
Leonard Popkes
Dorothy Smith
Elizabeth Bantamasesaces
Mabel Hartman
Alice Johnnson
Optmru Nyloap Iywind Nonniakr Eta
Waldorf College
Eonard Popkes
Luther College
St. Olaf's College
Clarke College
Clnton Larson
Ruth
DeVries
Francis Itindt
Helen ‘Ink
Vivienne Peterson
Margaret Thompson
Vivienne Peteson
Willis Limberg
Dizabeth Banta
Norman Barsness
Bonna Beyer
Viola Boeckleman
Carroll Charlson
Ruth Des Vries
Wilbu Finlayson
Sidney Harkness
Mabel Wartman
Alvin Jensen
Alice Johnson
Leonard Johnson
Wilbur Hed Everett Larson
Clinton Larson
Verne Mathison
Alice Peteson
Russell Petterson
Leonard Pookes
Wallace Swanson
Edouard Phompson
Gertrude Wessels
Harold Winter
Luther Barnes
More Fishermen Leave for Minnesota Lakes
A new crew of enthusiastic fisher men, led by Harm Feldick, departed Tuesday for Little Boy Lake in Minnesota. The group includes Ralph Ankeny and son Homer, Harm Peldick, Mike Akkerman, Joe Larson, Ben Steinberg, Raymond Wessels, and Andy Wallace. They expect to stay the rest of the week and promise more fish stories of those that got away.
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Minnesota
Harm Feldick
Little Boy Lake
Ralph Ankeny
Homer
Harm Peldick
Mike Akkerman
Joel Larson
Ben Steinberg
Raymond Wessels
Andy Wallace
Charles Tutton Weds Miss Anna Meyers in Lakota
Charles Tutton married Anna Meyer of Lakota on Friday at the Lakota Lutheran parsonage with Rev. A F Beese officiating. The couple, both well known in Lakota, will begin housekeeping in the west part of town after a short honeymoon visit to Austin and Waseca.
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Charles Tutton
Anna Meyer
Lakota
Lakota Lutheran Parsonage
A. F. Beese
Lydia Junkermeier
George Meyer
Charles
James Tatton
Larson
Q. A. Meyer
H. BH. Murray
William
Austin
Minn
Andy Phelps
Waseca
Brotherhood Rally At Forest City Methodist Church
The Forest City Sub-District Brotherhood Rally will be hosted by the local Methodist Church on Monday evening June 11. Dr. Benjamin W. Riner of Clear Lake will deliver the message, his first year in the area after serving Sheldon Iowa. Music from a local girls sextette is planned. Dinner starts around 7 30 with the program to follow. a 25 cent charge covers dinner and the event. At least two hundred are expected to attend.
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Forest City
Benjamin W. Riner
Clear Lake
Sheldon
Iowa
Riner
Russell Players Present New Plays at Iowa Theatre Buffalo Center
The Russell Players stage a new week of performances at the Iowa Theatre Buffalo Center starting Monday June 11. Opening the run is the comedy Trust Plain Jimmie with lively music and appealing prices advertised as an attraction for all.
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Iowa Theatre
Buffalo Center
Russell Players
Vadyil
Jimmie
Marie Dorenbush and Clifford Anderson Wedding
Marie Dorenbush and Clifford Anderson wed at the Lutheran parsonage in Elmore Minnesota in a May Thursday ceremony officiated by Rev Gjerde. Attendants include Ruby Dorenbush and Ole Anderson, with family onlookers and a reception of pale blue gowns and gray suits. The couple will live on the Anderson farm near Elmore after a trip to Chicago Cedar Rapids Des Moines.
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Elmore
Minn
Marie Dorenbush
Clifford Anderson
Gjerde
Ruby Dorenbush
Ole Anderson
Theo
Dorenbush
Sarah Andersson
Lily
Lila
Rose Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Anderson
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
The
Tribune
Lakota Couple Die Two Days Apart
Mrs. Wmn Schroeder died Tuesday after a pneumonia illness. Her funeral was Thursday, and her husband, also ill with pneumonia, died and was buried Saturday. Both pioneers of Lakota. She was 67, he 82, leaving a daughter and five sons.
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Wmn. Schroeder
Turner and Herring Set for Goverorship Showdown
In Buffalo Center a quiet primary produced Dan W. Turner winning the Republican nomination for Governor over Colflesh and others. He will face Clyde L. Herring, the Democratic nominee who defeated Finch and Zylstra by a wide margin, as the general election nears. County races also selected nominees for sheriff, treasurer, auditor, and clerk, with several incumbents advancing and Tom Boynton not seeking reelection.
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Buffalo Center
Dan W. Turner
Colflesh
Eliautson
Short
Turner
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Finch
Zylstra
Murray
Ray Murray
Tom Boynton
Earl Jo. Lansrud
Lake Mills
L. D. Prewitt
Forest City
A. J. Hill
J. D. Oddon
Edd O. Peterson
P.G. Kloster
Sheriff Johnston
Naraum
Brown
F., . Murray
Raymond H. Mauss
Joan Herm
Sumner BE. Isaacs Kaying
Opposittion
DeVere Hirt
Koller
DeVries
Bob” DeVries
Nordig, Myre
Charlson
W. J. Awe
Winnebago Co
Carroll Frank L. Williams
Cedar Rapid
xEdward L. O'Connor
Iowa City
xRay Murray
BE PATIENT Tribune brief from a fish flood vacation note
The Tribune explains the editor is away on his annual vacation and office help runs the paper. A shipment of fish arrived last Monday proving the editor can tell tales next week. Readers are apologized to for this issue and reminded of the editor’s absence and the weather fatigue.
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