Local notices and social notes from Buffalo Center Tribune
Community items include visits and travels of residents such as Mrs. C G Pritchard in Garner and Mrs Peter Beckman from St Paul. Also listed are sales ads for potatoes and cultivator shovels, summer ice, a Lutheran Sunbeams social, and various visits to Buffalo Center from Iowa State University students and out of town guests. The Reformed church mission festival is scheduled with three services next Thursday and the city park event is noted.
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The
Reformed Church
Congregational Church NW Boomgarden Announces Sunday Schedule
The Congregational Church NW in Boomgarden posts services for Sunday including Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship at 10:30 A.M. Evening Worship at 7:00 P.M. Choir practice Friday at 8:00 P.M. David Reardon, senior at New Brunswick Theological Seminary, will preach Sunday evening.
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Sr. C
David Reardon
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Service and Events
Bethlehem Lutheran Church led by Pastor Benson hosts Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:00 AM. Next Sunday evening program features hymns, readings, and solos by Alvin Jensen and others. Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs. Caroline Jensen and Mrs. Z I Jensen as hostesses.
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Ranlay School
Luther Tlensue
Luther Jeague
Benson Zola Chonps
Roy Frette Stenerson
Alvin Jensen
Aletis Pink
Doxology Ladies Aid
Caroline Jensen
Z. i. Jensen
Missionfest Weekend At Reform Church With Dual Language Services
The Reform Church invites visitors to a Sunday evening address by David Reard and a Children's Day program by the Sunday School children. Next Thursday marks the annual Missionfest with a 10 45 morning service in German and an afternoon bilingual service Rev ry M DeVries will speak at the morning service Prof F Broseh from Central College may also preach, inviting friends and congregation to attend all events.
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Young People’s League
David Reard
Ry, M. DeVries
F. Broseh
Central College
Aliiiutte
Centra
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Events
Albert A. Howe, pastor, reports Sunday services as usual. A Sunday School picnic is today at the city tourist park. Vacation Church School begins Monday with Miss Alva Fordyce supervising. Three cooperating churches, Congregationalist, Reformed, and Methodist, welcome other joiners. Children may enroll this year. Next Sunday is Children's Day with 10 am Sunday school and an 11 am service and sermon "Jacob, She Deceiver" for the evening. Altiora group June meeting will be a weiner roast at Bill Haselroth farm on Friday evening, June 8.
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Alva Fordyce
Lake Mills
Jacob
Haselroth Farm
New Books Placed on Library Shelves May Additions
Thirty five new books and twenty three donated volumes joined the library during May. Notable titles include Wild Wind Bailey. Doctor Dolittle series by Lofting. Peter Pan by Barrie. The Bobbsey Twins at Home and on a Houseboat by Hope. Uncle Tom's Cabin by Stowe. Invincible Louisa by Meigs. The Red Haired Girl by Wells. The Drift Fence by Grey. and The Year s of Love by Widdemar among others.
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Bailey
Stringer
Peking
Arizona Ames—Grey
Hopalong Cassidy
Mulford
Anitra
Hurst
Jaiin—De la Roche
Galsworthy
Doctor Doolittle
Lofting
Dr. Doolittle
Club Picnic Enjoyed by E. O. S. Club at Calls Park Algona
The E. O. S. Club closed its year with a picnic at Calls Park Algona on Sunday June 3rd. After swimming and supper the initiation committee led a proper initiation of new members. Members present included Elsie DeVries Minnie Liverd Wihuna Glorfeld Kathleen Smith Lerence Smith Lucille Mathisen Thelmn Helman and sponsor Mrs Stella Olson. New members listed were Mrs Hill Becker Mays Albert Slower In Alma lever Harriet Stowe Margaret Simson Viol Beckeman Ruth DeVries and Helen Glorfeld. They returned home eager for the County Weenie in Thompson.
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Calls Park
Algona
Elsie DeVries
Minnie Livered
Wihuna Glorfeld
Kathleen Smith
Lerence
Thompson
Government Acres Forage Crops Use Allowed
A government acres notice indicates permission to use the land for forage crops and potential harvest. Officials in Thompson's Corn-Thog Office were notified last Saturday of the option to pasture or harvest the property.
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Thompson
Emergency rules on contracted acres for forage use
An emergency measure allows hay or forage crops on contracted acres while prohibiting corn or sorghum for any use. After a later date, carn may be planted for fodder beyond allowed acreage and some ruined oats land may be plowed for fodder. Pasturing is allowed only until July first unless extended. Threshing crops for grain or seed cannot be grown on the constructed acres.
Aaberg to Speak at Farm Bureau Picnic
Farm Bureau and Cowtest Association invite members and friends to the County Home picnic on Wednesday June 13 with a full program. Judging contest and dairy show at 10 to 11 am, concert by Lake Mills Band at 1 pm, community singing, talks by H CO Aaberg and Marlin Brackey, 4-H activities, saxophone quartet, readings, music, and remarks by Extension Specialist.
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Farm Bureau
Lake Mills Band
H. CO. Aaberg
Ass't
Secretary of Agriculture
Marlin Brackey
Marvin McGreevey
Henry Gardalen
Marion Huglen
Chester Bluglin
Olson
Milo Housey
Kittenbail
Horseshoe
Legion Team Wins Two More Games This Week
The Buffalo Center American Legion Junior baseball team won two games over the past week. They beat the Woden Juniors 20 to 0 last Tuesday and travel to Britt on Friday June 8. On Tuesday June 12 at 5 PM they host Lake Mills Juniors, a highly regarded opponent. The town hopes for strong fan turnout.
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Buffalo Center
American Legion
Bricelyn
Woden
Britt
Lake Mills
Bison Victory Snaps Lakota In 13th Inning Romance
The Buffalo Center Bisons split a pair with Lakota on Memorial Day. Buffalo Center pushed ahead in the 13th on Gerdes’s single and Bramismier’s two walks, then Harkness collected an RBI single. In the 18th Kramismier doubled and scored on an error, followed by Harkness’s fourth hit to cap a 2-1 win.
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Buffalo Center Bisons
Bisons
Buffalo Center
Gerdes
Bramismier
Harkness
Bison Tumbles In Lopsided Loss to Lakota Visitors
Lakota Bisons roll to a 20 to 12 defeat as eight errors spark costly miscues and heavy runs. Emmons paces both clubs with 20 hits while Lakota pitchers strand runners. Bricelyn schedules visit on June 10 with 2:45 p.m. start as Bisons look for a rebound.
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Bison
Bisons
Nck
Kranteaters
Emmons
Bricelyn
Nnenp
Lakota Bison
RB J
Hannifan
Peterson
Gordes
Kramismier
Parkness
Carman
Boekelman
Hawaiian
Biman
DO M
Smith
H R Gerdes
Green
Harkness
Appreciation Note From Local Candidate to Voters
A candidate thanks voters in Buffalo Lincoln Grant Linden and King Townships for their primary support and asks for continued backing in November. The missive expresses gratitude and a pledge to deserve continued trust.
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Buffalo
Lincoln
Grant
Linden
King
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