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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

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VFW Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale After Meeting

The VFW Auxiliary to Post 4825 met at the post home on Monday. Mary DeVries and Cleo Herem reported on the 6th District meeting at Humboldt. Vivian Steinberg assigned hospital articles due back by July. A bake sale was set for Saturday, June 14, with lunch served by Fern Becker and Verlaine Anderson.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Humboldt Mary DeVries Cleo Herem Vivian Steinberg Fern Becker Verlaine Anderson

Notice on beer and cigarette permit filings and bake sale

Applications for beer and cigarette permits must be filed with the City Clerk on or before June Watch next week for the time and place of the VFW Auxiliary baked food sale.

VFW Auxiliary

John Boehm Named DHIA Supervisor for Winnebago Dairy

John Boehm of Buffalo Center was hired as supervisor for the Winnebago Dairy Herd Improvement Association No 1 at a DHIA board meeting on May 31. Kenneth Hanna, president, announced the appointment. Boehm graduated from Buffalo Center High School and completed a short course at Iowa State College for DHIA supervisors. He started work June 1.

John Boehm Buffalo Center Winnebago Dairy Herd Improvement Association Kenneth Hanna Boehm Buffalo Center High School Iowa State

SUI Diplomas to 2 Buffalo Centerites

State University of Iowa will award diplomas to about 1,428 graduates at a June 8 9 30 a m commencement in the university field house. President Virgil M Hancher will charge the candidates and preside. Two Buffalo Center natives receive BA degrees Gene Fredericks and James L Wilson.

State University of Iowa University Virgil M. Hancher Fild Buffalo Center Gene Fredericks Ted Fredericks James L. Wilson Lyle Wilson

Legion Auxiliary To Elect Officers

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at City Hall Thursday evening June 7 to elect officers for the coming year. All members are urged to attend.

American Legion Auxiliary

Col Grothaus Transferred From Edgewood Chemical School

Néllie Grothaus was informed her son Lieut Col Donald C Grothaus has moved to Post Headquarters from the Chemical Warfare College at Edgewood Maryland. He joined the Chemical school in June 1947 and became assistant Commandant in January 1948 serving three and a half years, longer than most predecessors. Under his supervision classes, graduates, and instructors doubled due to his efforts. His patience humor and insight aided students and staff and inspired many contacts. The Camp paper provides the evaluation of his services.

Néllie Grothaus Donald C. Grothaus Chemical Warfare College Edgewood Maryland Col Grothaus Chemical School

Sheriff Monson Arrests Two for OMVI Violations

Two men arrested by Sheriff Monson for OMVI violations in a week. Russell Amble of Brice lyn, Minn, ran his car into a ditch east of Rake on May 30 and was fined 300 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty. Clarence and Carl Nelson from Kensett were picked up June 1 on Forest City streets. Clarence charged with OMVI and bound over to district court. Carl fined 25 dollars and costs. Both jailed pending bond and fine.

Russell. Amble Bricelyn Minn Monson Rake Mr. Amble Boynton Clarence M. Nelson Carl M. Nelson Kensett Forest City Clarence Emory J. Qobson

Six IHC Plows Stolen At Thompson

In Thompson the Clark Mediem Implement Company reported the theft of six International high speed slat plow bottoms from their parking area near the store last Monday night.

Clark Mediem Implement Company Thompson

Hospital Births and Admissions Notes from Lakota Area

May 30 to June 6 records list multiple births and hospital admissions in Lakota Burt Titonka and surrounding towns. Notable items include Naomi Helen Nelson born to Mr. and Mrs. Albin Nelson, Linda Ann Harms, twin boys Gary Duane and Garwin Dean Raddle, and Jan Robin Meyer born to Mr. and Mrs. James Meyer. Several patients were dismissed after minor surgeries or treatments.

Elmer Haas Lakota Sharon Shirley Miller Sharon Rippentrop Patricia Schutter Wesley Percy McDowell Baby Son Fort Dodge Garwin Dean Verne Ratdal Burt Ed Saathof Titonka A.sén. Douglas Wayne Art Beckman J. B. Pannhuk Jackyla

Buffalo Center Band Plans June 11 Practice

The Buffalo Center marching band will hold a marching practice on Monday afternoon June 11 at 4 p.m. All members attending the North Iowa Band Festival are urged to attend this practice.

Buffalo Center North Iowa

Jeanne Murray Graduates From St. Teresa's

Miss Jeanne Murray daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Murray of Buffalo Center Jaws was among 96 seniors who received degrees from the College of Saint Teresa at the 38th commencement held Monday June 4 in the college auditorium The Most Reverend Edward A Fitzgerald conferred the degrees The address was by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore The Reverend J Stanley Hale gave the baccalaureate sermon Miss Murray will receive a Bachelor of Arts with a major in history She has been active in campus activities and plans to teach American history at St Josephs Academy in St Paul Minn next school year.

Jeanne Murray Frank Murray Buffalo Center Jaws College of Saint Teresa Edward A. Fitzgerald Winona Joseph M. Gilmore Helena Montana J. Stanley Hale Saint Mary's Parish Worthington Minnesota Saint Mary of the Angels Miss Murray Aldine Censer Teresan Players Antigone Murray Third Order Secular of Saint Francis Young Democrats Club Jeanne St. Joseph's Academy St. Paul, Minn

Father Dies of Knud Petersen in Skalbjerg Denmark

Mrs. Carl Christensen received word Tuesday that her father Knud Petersen died on Memorial Day at his Skalbjerg home in Denmark at age 89. Funeral services were held June 6. He is survived by three daughters and one son in Denmark and one son in America besides Mrs Christensen. She recalled her 1947 air trip to Denmark as Winnebago county’s first commercial passenger to fly to Europe. She enjoyed his health and company during trips by car, bus, train and on foot, and prided himself on her driving.

Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Bison Band Boy Scouts Beautiful Little Flower Girls Buffalo Center High School Duane Veach C. Swyter The Baptist Church Ray Murray Abraham Lincoln Betty Wells First Lady of Iowa KIOA Des Moines Betty Veterans of Foreign Wars Squad Bruce Hill Larry Thompson Legion Roy Morgan John Ennen Chris Hogard Albert Bohl Harm Shortenhaus Veterans of Foreign Wars Gerald Carl Christensen Knud Petersen Skalbjerg Denmark America Christensen Winnebago County Ifly Europe

Paul Bond Home for Summer Vacation

Paul Bond returns home to Siloam Springs Arkansas for Memorial Day and plans a summer stay. He is substituting on the mail route for his father during a two week vacation and recently won a school scholarship for the coming year to return to John Brown University in the fall.

Paul Bond John Brown University Siloam Springs Arkansas Paul John Brown

Wirtjes and Heitland Cars Crash in Local Collision

Tuesday noon collision on Main Street near the E. E. Sapp home involved Ralph Wirtjes driving a Ford truck loaded with beans and Clarence Heitland in a Studebaker heading south. No injuries were reported though both vehicles sustained damage including a bent bumper and fender on the Wirtjes truck and a bent wheel, punctured side, and broken door on the Heitland car.

Ralph Wirtjes Clarence Heitland Studebaker Main Street E. E. Sapp Wirtjes Heitland

Tractor Fire Calls Out Firemen

About five o'clock Monday afternoon the rural fire truck and firemen were summoned to a tractor fire on the old Geo. Andrews farm south of town. Lawrence Kreeze, while acetylene welding the tractor casing owned by John Hugo, caused a gas and grease flash that ignited the gas tank and rear tire, igniting a nearby REA pole. The fire grew hot but was largely under control by the time firefighters arrived, and they finished extinguishing it quickly.

Geo. Andrews Lawrence Kreeze John Hugo Lawrence

Rowland Higbee Family Observe 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Rowland Higbee celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 6 they hosted relatives and friends at their home in the evening Bernice Berends took several pictures of the gathering.

Rowland Higbee Bernice Behrends

Ogg to Speak at Winnebago County Farm Bureau Night

Wallace Ogg extension agriculture economist from Iowa State College will speak at the Winnebago County Farm Bureau Family Night at Thompson school on Friday June 8 starting at 7 p.m. A pot luck supper will precede the talk on Understanding the International Situation.

Wallace Ogg Iowa State College Winnebago County

Ramsey Mission Festival at Ramsey Reformed Church

Pastor Roskamp invites all to the Mission Festival at Ramsey Reformed Church on Wednesday June 18. Prominent speakers include Rev. W Weeldreyer Clara City Minn Rev Calvin Schucker Dubuque Seminary and Rev Vernon Joberg Klemme. Large turnout expected.

Roskamp Ramsey Reformed Church W. Weeldreyer Clara City Minn Calvin Schucker Dubuque Seminary Vernon Joberg Klemme

Lions Convention Attended by Slopers Janssens

Mr and Mrs Albert Sloper spent Sunday Monday and Tuesday at Clear Lake enjoying programs staged by the state convention of Lion International. Mr and Mrs Robert Janssen also attended Sunday activities with prominent Lions and banquets dances at the Surf and boat rides noted. A colorful ceremony presented the International flags at the Surf ballroom Monday evening.

Albert Sloper Clear Lake Lion International Robert Janssen Surf

Enroll in D V B S at Congregational Church

Ninety one enthusiastic boys and girls join this week long Bible school at the First Congregational church. Ten teachers and the pastor lead, with Bible study, memory work, drawing, hand work, and group singing each day. Certificates awarded on closing day.

First Congregational Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

VFW John Boehm New SUI Buffalo Legion Auxiliary IHC St. Teresa's Ogg Co. Farm Bureau Wallacs Ogg Ramsey Mason Lodge Nain Lodge No F. M A. M Methodist Church Eastern Star Lodge Henry A. Clover Grand Lodge of Leslie Ostrander W. M F. S. Livermore Fairmont J. J. Guyer Brother Guyer Roy A. Radcliff Masons Grand Lodge Sterling G. Baldwin Grand Lodge of Iowa Sanborn Brother Baldwin Congregational Church
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