Ramsey Reformed Church 75th Anniversary Observed
Ramsey Reformed Church will observe its 75th anniversary with three services on June 15 1981 at 10 A M 1 30 P M and an evening service. Numerous local pastors and speakers including Rev Vriesen Esdert Smith H Smith Snuttjer Jahn Engels Goldman Roskamp Ailts Kruse Schnucker will participate in the program.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
Vriesen
Esdert Smith
H. Smith
Snuttjer
Jahn D. Engels
Ray
Max Goldman
Roskamp
Oon
J. Ailts
Sday
Donald Tappers
Bible School
Everiesen — Gant Musicipture
Esdert Smidt
Donald Tapper
Isco
Eamacepation Vocatio
Vriesen Ipture
Rev
Engels Ca
Goldman
Roskampertory
Vriesence
Krooncia
Donala Tapper
Eruse Fertory
Vricsen
Schnucker
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Margaret Beste Injured in Rochester Area Car Crash
Margaret Beste daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Beste of Sin Minnesota received severe injuries in a car accident near Rochester. She suffered arm and shoulder crush injuries multiple fractures on both sides and deep wounds. Friends in the community pray for her recovery as she begins a long ordeal at St Marys Hospital in Ba iron Minnesota back to Buffalo Center.
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Iss Margaret Beste
Don Beste
Sin
Minnesota
Rochester
Margaret
Engels, Jr. Receives Degree at Storm Lake Commencement
D Engels Jr son of D and Mrs John D Engels of Halaenter earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Vista College during Storm Lake commencement exercises held at Pat Park. He plans to teach junior science and mathematics in Curwith Wesley schools next year. Attendees included John D Engels Barbara Lemme and several relatives from Forest City.
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D. Engels, Jr
John D. Engels
Halaenter
Vista College of Storms
Pat Park
Storm Lake
Curwith-Wesley
Vandera
Barbara Lemmer
D. Thompson
Anna 'Eth
Forest City
Divorce petition filed in district court in Milwaukee
Gladys Elaine Thompkins sues Fred Harold Thompkins for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and non support. She seeks custody of their two minor children and child support until age 21 or marriage. The couple wed January 6 1944 in Milwaukee. Six marriage licenses were issued last week by Clerk of Courts Peterson to couples including Richard Warren Thompson and Carolyn Marie Hellan and Arlyn Peter Boman and Elizabeth Ann Fredrickson. Guardians appointed for Beulah M Juhl and Alfred Fellan. County records show several real estate deeds transferred, including Allied Finances Distributing Co to Laminated Pine, and Forest City Feed & Supply Co transfers, among others.
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Gladys Elaine Thompkins
Fred Harold Tompkins
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Peterson
Richard Warren Thompson
Carolyn Marie Hellan
Arlyn Peter Boman
Elizabeth Ann Fredrickson
Bruce Lindsay Wightman
Patricia Elaine Solberg
Joseph Francis Kuriger
Dorothy JoAnn Nelson
Foster James Hartman
LaVonne Mae Kramersqmeier
Lyle LeRoy Jenkins
Joyce Ann Schutter
Pierce Montgomery
Forest City
Beulah M. Juhl
Hans EB. Twite
Alfred Fellan
County Recorder
Allied Finances& Distributing Co
Marguerite Oswald
Forest City Feed & Sup
Ply Co
Delpha Field
Emma C
Victor O
Daniel
New Receptionist Starts at Buffalo Center Hospital
Miss Carol Halvorson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Halvorson of Rake began work as the clinic receptionist at Buffalo Center Hospital on June 1. She recently completed a course at the Minneapolis Business and Professional Institute.
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Carol Halvorson
Ervin Hal‘vorson
Rake
Buffalo Center Hospital
Minneapolis Business and Professional Institute
Fire damages Roy Johnson Mill in Buffalo Center
Early Sunday evening around 6 30 Art Kramer reported smoke from the Roy Johnson Feed Mill north head house in Buffalo Center. Flames erupted from the high structures as black smoke filled the air. Firefighters fought the blaze for about an hour, managing to reach the second floor and extinguish the last pockets of fire. The upper mill section and much of the stock of feeds and minerals were damaged or lost, with rebuilding expected about twenty feet above ground level. Owner Ray Johnson will arrange grinding and mixing services during repairs. An onlookers crowd watched as volunteer trucks moved materials to safety.
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Art Kramer
North Head
Roy Johnson
Buffalo Center
Ray Johnson
Mrs Hassebroek Died Funeral Here Today
Mrs Anna Hassebroek, wife of Wessel Hassebroek, died at Buffalo Center Hospital on Monday evening June 5 after months of illness. She was 80 years, 9 months and 1 day old. Funeral services slated for Thursday at 10:00 a.m. at the Reformed Church in Buffalo Center, with Rev John Engels and Rev J W Hayenda presiding. Burial to take place at George, Iowa.
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Anna Hassebroek
Wessel Hassebroek
Buffalo Center Hospital
Reformed Church In
Buffalo Center
John Engels
Congregational Church
J. WH. Hayenda
Waden
George
Iowa
Donkey Ball Game Here July 10
Ray Murray signs to represent American Legion and VFW Posts with Ralph Godfrey Donkey troupe of Crescent Oklahoma for a donkey ball game in town Monday July 10. Godfrey provides ten rideable donkeys a trick donkey a manager posters tickets and PA system. Posts provide nine players two fields and ticket sellers. Tickets 50 cents adults 35 cents school children. Veterans receive 60 percent on advance tickets and 40 percent at the gate. Fun, thrills, and comedy promised.
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Ray Murray
American Legion
VFW
Ralph Godfrey
Crescent
Oklahoma
Godfrey
Ovyarseas
J J Guyer Visiting Friends Here
J J Guyer, a Buffalo Center pioneer now wintering in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, arrived at his son Bill Guyer’s home in Swea City last Monday. He plans to split the summer between Swea City and Buffalo Center with friends.
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J. J. Guyer
Buffalo Center
Marion
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Bill
Swea City
June Dairy Month marks Iowa silver anniversary celebration
The Iowa dairy industry marks the 1961 Silver Anniversary of June Dairy Month. The piece celebrates dairy promotion, highlighting Iowa’s large dairy sector, state production in 1960, and the role of exports. It urges broad public participation and pride in dairying as a major Iowa industry and national example.
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Towa
Minnesota
Iowa
Towa Dairy Industry Committee
American Dairy Association
Attend Boy Scout Meeting After Dinner at Forest City
On May 31 Elmer Leibrand and Carlyle Gerzema representing the Buffalo Center Business Men's Club attended a dinner business meeting at the Bungalow Cafe in Forest City. The gathering discussed rearranging Boy Scout meeting dates and forming district committees for Scout activities.
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Elmer Leibrandt
Carlyle Gerzema
Buffalo Center Business Men's Club
Bungalow Cafe
Forest City
Fishermen Report Strong Week at Leech Lake
A group of five fishermen fished Leech Lake from Tuesday to Sunday last week catching abundant walleyes. Participants included George Winter Don Hofbauer Marvin Weaver Chuck Schumann and Hap Schumann from West Side Iowa reporting a wonderful time and a nice string to bring home.
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Leech Lake
George Winter
Don Hofbauer
Marvin Weaver
Chuck Schumann
Eugene
Hap” Schumann
West Side
Iowa
Two Perish In Fire At Scarville Sunday
Two men died in a Scarville home fire Sunday morning apparently from suffocation while escaping via the back door. Paul Peterson 23 of Scarville and Merle Hanan 40 of Thompson were identified. fire started by an overheated oil stove. Peterson’s wife and two children were visiting relatives at the time. Rites for Peterson were held at Anderson Mittelstadt Funeral Home and Hethel Lutheran Church. Hanan’s service was set for Thursday at Linden Lutheran Church in Thompson with burial at Rose Hill.
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Scarville
Paul Peterson
Merle Hanan
Thompson
Peterson
Burnell Smith
Elmer Martinson
Engelf Lund
Lake Mills
Margaret Hanan
Anderson Mittelstadt
Hethel "Lutheran Church
Shir‘lene
Pamela
Mark
Melvin Peterson
Donald
Eileen
Johnson
Myron Haven
Durtiss
Merle A. Hauan
Col- Teen
Charles
Alice Westendorf
Mason
City
Harlow
Seerville
Myron Lake Mills
James
Minneapolis
Dean
Mik
River
Minn
Ray
Blue Earth
Milton
Whittier Calif
Hawan
Linden Lutherian Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Twenty eight Buffalo Center teachers sign returns for next year
Twenty eight of this year's Buffalo Center School staff signed contracts to return. The list includes Irving Larson as superintendent Anton Netusil principal Paul Linn vocational agriculture Dean Pilgrim library Herbert Ferrow junior high English and other teachers and staff. Coach Charles Schumann stays until fall then moves to Waverly as freshman coach. Some staff plan marriages and relocations. The Tribune will publish new hires next fall.
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Buffalo Center School
Irving Larson
Anton Netusil
Paul Linn
Dean Pilgrim
Herbert Ferrow
Loran Larson
Lester Jenkins
Robert Jubl
John Weldon
Unior
Jacob van Dort
Larry Oren
Robert Froehle
Marjorie Costigan
Patricia Auiken
Carol Ann Habercamp
Francis Serhagl
Eutenna_ Russ
Jean Kvale
Fanna Albers
Dorothy Norstrud
Corrine Johnson
Jeanette Neuman
Marilyn Severson
Jean Ferrow
Katherine Engstrom
Lou Ann Ramsey
Clarine Thompson
Kenneth Koch
Charles Schumann
Waverly
Bruce Myers
Janet Froehle
Mary Geerdes
Cedar Falls
Judith Ann Vint
Spencer
Allen Edwards
Rake
Marliss Joan Hicks
the Tribune
To Teach Mission School In Nigeria
Warren C Overlie son of Mrs Esther Overlie of Forest City will leave in August for Nigeria to teach three years in a mission school in the eastern part of the Commonwealth He will teach grades equivalent to junior high He is a graduate of Waldorf Junior College and Concordia College Morehead Minnesota His mother Esther Michaelson a 1930 graduate of Buffalo Center School is listed as his mother
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Warren C. Overlie
Esther Overlie
Forest City
Nigeria
Africa
Commonwealth
Overlie
Waldorf Junior College
Concordia College
Morehead
Minnesota
Esther Michaelson
Buffalo Canter School
B. C. Band to Play at Mason City Band Festival
The Buffalo Center High School marching band will travel to Mason City next Tuesday June 18 for the North Town Band Festival. Miss Buf falog Center the queen candidate this year is Miss Karen Pedersen who graduated this spring. Band rehearsals for the festival will be held this Friday the 8th and on Monday the 12th starting at 7:00 p m.
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Buffalo Center
Mason City
North Town
Buffalog Center
Karen Pedersen
Re-Breaks Leg While Sleeping
Alien Eastwold an 18 year old near Rake re broken his right leg in his sleep while in Buffalo Center Hospital. He dreamed he was jumping and fell from his bed causing a re fracture. Eastvold previously suffered a crushed line cap and ankle injuries from a December auto crash and had been in a full cast for 20 weeks before recently switching to a smaller cast and a wheelchair.
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Alien Eastwold
Buffalo Center Hospital
Young Eastvold
Julius Eastvold
Rake
Summer Clinic Hours at Buffalo Center Hospital
New summer office hours announced for Buffalo Center Hospital extend to June through August. Saturdays are 10 to 12 a.m. with a doctor on duty from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays, and weekdays run 10 to 12 a.m. and 1:20 to 4 p.m.
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Buffalo Center Hospital
Mrs. Jensen Returns From Hospital After Surgery
Mrs. Carl Jensen came home Friday from Iowa City where she had been since May 20. She underwent heart surgery at University Hospital on May 23 and is recovering well. She will remain largely bed bound for about two weeks.
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Carl Jensen
Iowa City
University Hospital
New Clerks on Duty at Local Stores
Miss Kay Ferrow becomes cashier at Wilson's Super Valu. Donna Sapp starts as clerk at Beaving's Hen Franklin. Sandra Kreeze begins work at Miller Pharmacy. Other hires in town not yet learned.
Meeting Date Changed for Legion Auxiliary Tea
The sewing and business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary moves to Tuesday afternoon June 13 at the home of Mrs Ethel Helman with Mrs Tibel VanHoose as assistant hostess.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Helman
Tiebel VanHoose
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Argaret Beste
D. Engels, Jr. Tived Degree
Johnson Hatchery
Dairy Industrie
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