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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
5
A feature on Dick Eckheart the new Buffalo Center clothier and "They" a local resident born 1932 in September. The piece highlights community welcome, local business life, and a snippet on small town newspapers delivering neighborly notices and profiles.
Over two hundred guests attended the Immanuel Lutheran church parlors on Sunday afternoon May 27 to honor Mr and Mrs Andrew Verlo for their Silver Wedding Anniversary. Relatives and friends came from Brice, Alden, Weiss, Fairmont, Kiester, Emmons, Good Thunder, Minnesota, Ames, Iowa City, Jewell, Nevada, Radcliffe, Thornton, Buffalo Center, Thompson, Titonia, and Woden.
Miss Jeanette Helen Ennen became the bride of Glen M. Smith at the First Reformed church in Buffalo Center on a May evening in 1856. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Henry Van Dyke with a seven tiered candle display and gladioli decorations. Attendants included Alec Eichmann and Miss Jeanette Ennen, with ushers Thomas Ennen and Eldon Porter. A reception followed for fifty guests, and the couple will live in Lucas Iowa where he runs a trucking business.
Mayor Carman opens the regular meeting with council members Schleifer Leibrand Harms and DeVries present. Bills discussed include items from Farmers Elevator Lbr Co Interstate Power Coop Oil and Jensvold Inc totaling hundreds of dollars. The council approves the bills. AIA Road Building Co proposes asphalt repair funding of 16 to 20 thousand gallons with possible cancellation. Iowa Power Co representatives discuss municipal power and a special May 18 meeting is set to decide next steps. Meeting adjourns with Mayor Carman and Clerk Elman in attendance.
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