Last Rites Held for Mary J Murray at St Patrick’s
Funeral services for Mary Josephne Murray 80 of Ulleite Center were held June 1 at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Buffalo Center. The Mass was led by Father Hussmann with pallbearers James Gibson William Betels Hernard Smith Jack Steinberg Marion Helin and Dean Pilgrim. Burial of cremains followed at Graceland Cemetery. Born May 16 1892 in Grundy County she taught in Buffalo Center and married Frank Murray in 1929. Survivors include four daughters thirteen grandchildren three great grandchildren two sisters and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephne Murray
Ulleite Center
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Buffalo Center
John Hussmann
Daniel Smith
Patrick Smith
James Smith
Charles Smith
James Gibson
William Betels
Hernard Smith
Jack Steinberg
Marion Helin
Dean Pilgrim
Graceland Cemetery
Grundy County
Iowa
Michael P. Flyne
Margaret Ellen (Degnan) Flynn
Waldorf College of
Forest City
Frank Murray
Raymond A
Mary Ruth) Smith
Barton
Margaret) Fulstone
Topaz
California
Eugene
Martian) Kenedy
Springville
Tawa
Stanley
Jeanne) Johnson
Brookfield
Wisconsin
Memorial note for Fred Gordon and family in Michigan Minnesota
Fred Isabell Gordon of Flint Michigan and Mrs Ray Monica Gordon of Hopkins Minnesota are noted relatives. Preceding her in death were her parents her husband Frank in January 1958 and two brothers William and Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Isabell) Gordon
Flint
Michigan
Ray
Monica) Gordon
Hopkins
Minnesota
Frank
William
Leo
Farm Field Day At Kanawha June 15
Extension Director R W Anderson invites farmers to Kanawha for a Farm Field Day on June 3 with 10:00 a m start and a free noon meal. Iowa State University specialists will showcase trials on small grain and soybean varieties fertilizer drainage disease insect control and weed studies at North Iowa farms south of Kanawha along Highway. Harold Stockdale E P Sylvester and Charlie Martinson will present results and answer crop questions. All farmers farm managers and farm service people welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Experimental Farms
Kanawha
R. W. Anderson
Towa State University
North Iowa Son Clarion Webster
Harold Stockdale
E. P. Sylvester
Charlie Martinson
Winnebago County
Anderson
Hippen Buys Mason City Pharmacy in Medical Arts Center
Melvin Hippen purchased the pharmacy in the Medical Arts Center at Mason City from Richard Casey. He has managed the pharmacy for 16 years, previously lived in Sulvalo Center, and graduated from the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy. He and his wife Genevieve have two daughters, Mrs. Dan God and Sara, a senior at Mason City unga School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hippen
Medical Arts Center
Mason City
Richard Casey
Hippen
Sulvalo Center
Unversity To¢ Iswa College of Pharmacy
Genevieve
Dan God
U. S. Army
Germany
Sara
Unga
Funeral Services Held June 5 for Marvin Ites 51
Funeral services for Marvin Henry Ites of Buffalo Center were held Monday afternoon June 5 at 1:30 p.m. at the First Reformed Church with Rev. Henry Vander Schaaf officiating. He died of a heart attack on June 2 at age 51. He was survived by his wife Arla, two children Duane and Karen, and several relatives. Pallbearers were Teddy Albers, Alvin Gerzema, John Frerichs, Fred Hippen, Art Kramer, and Harold Kettwick. Interment was in Olena Mound cemetery at Buffalo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Henry Ites
Buffalo Center
Reformed
Henry Vander Schaaf
Teddy Albers
Alvin Gerzema
John Frerichs
Fred Hippen
Art Kramer
Harold Kettwick
Olena
Mound Cemetery
John Ites
Jennie Heyer
Marvin
Arla Johnson
Duane
Karen
Marvin Itea
Jesus Christ
First Reformed Church
Marvintes
Arla
Ed Ites
George Heyer
Henry Heyer
Woden
Iowa
Kelly Rippentrop
Hattie Boomgarden
Laverne
Minnesota
Ron Abels Completes Applied Science Course at Spring Commencement
Ron Abels, son of Mr and Mrs John Abels Jr, completed an Associate of Applied Science and received a diploma at Estherville High School gymnasium during spring commencement exercises. About 272 graduates earned diplomas degrees and certificates from Iowa Lakes Community College Estherville with the ceremony attended by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Abels
Estherville High School
Iowa Lakes Community College
Estherville
John Abels
Abels
Susan Lindeman dies after heart surgery at six years
Susan Lindeman of Kansas City died Friday after heart surgery on June 1. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Al Lindeman and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Helm, 6 years old. Funeral services were held in Kansas City on Monday, June 5. The Helms and Lindemans had been in Kansas City the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lindeman
Kansas City
J. C. Helm
al Lindeman
Helms
Methodist-Presbyterian Vacation Bible School
Dean Eisenmann
Carol Eisenmann
Roger Wood
Robert Eden
Donald Isebrand
Beryl Buffington
Presbyterian Church
Greenfield
Crystal Lake Park
Woden
South Dakota
Mllnois
LaVerne Smith
Clara Smith
Bob Holder
Mason City
Lime Springs
Don Gigler
Wayne Naser
New Richmond
Wisconsin
Donald Wood
Kenneth DeWaard
Britt
Eugene Wood
Gary Wittmeier
Fort Dodge
Larry Wood
Alvin Hanna
William J. Wood
Hal Is Beadle
Bancroft
Otta Karels
Lakota
Jack DeVries
Doug
Bulfalo Center
Local social notes from Buttato Center in 1872
Lows with his parents at Humboldt visit relatives at Estherville. Several families from nearby towns are listed visiting, attending graduations, funerals, and hosting relatives in Buttato Center and nearby communities including Lake City, Britt, and Garden Grove.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Church
First Baptist
Les Feldick
David Grimes, Jr
Leonard Felton
Gary
Moyer
Bob Cullen
Deane Jurgens
Beverly Steen
Mary Smith
Julie Winfar
Dennis Knower
Donald Johnson
VBS
First Reformer Church
First Reformed Church of Buffalo Center
Concordia Publishing House
Lorraine Gerzema
Gwen Wessels
Hope Haven School
Rock Valley
Ervin Voogh
Carl Klewilet
Kathy Nerdig
Gloria Radmaker
Kathy Radmaker
Debbia Nerdig
Vickie Risius
Laurie Harms
Richard Bosma
Susan Hippen
Robert Weaver
Susan Krooze
Lowell Steen
Patsy Radmaker
Madonna Kestwick
Karen Boahm
John Brahms
George Winter
Marvin Weasels
Tad Albers
Pastor Henry Vander Schaaf
Mary J. Murray
Mason City Public Library
Forest City Legion Hall
Thompson Recreation Center
Lake Mills Legion Hall
Dolores
Janora
Mason City Pharmacy
Marvin Ites
Ralph Honken
Henry | Johnson
Hettinger
North Dakota
Agnes Johnson
Mary
Lee Honken
Bill Doyle
Gordon Hagen
Charles City
Richard Uleyes
Jim Cullen
William Harms
Roxanne
Vern Christenson
Montevideo
Hardy Jordal
Dale
Harry Kettwick
Harri Kettwick
Gordon Heyer
Kansastown
City
Kansas
VERN
Vern Hanson
Woden News
John F. Gerdes
Ed Etzen
Dale Rittenhouse
Bob Jensen
Dougherty
Date Spurlin
Nora Springs
Arnie Johnson
Titonka
Jerry Mangle
St. Paul
Buttato Center
Buttato
Humboldt
William Phillips
Willam J. Wood
William A. Wood
Minneapolis
Jamiie
Kathy Dillon
John Rudisill
Glyndon
Luan Meyers
Dick Myers
Kenneth Lorenzety
Vernon Lorenzen
C. E. Conradi
Don Conradi
Conradi
Pred Arndt
Lake City
Floyd Weishaar
Senna Kramer
Donald
Merlin Hogan
Kim
Webster City
Ed Riggins
Ernest Glesking
Charlie Murr
Jean
Iowa City
Marie Runtzel
Mra. Runtzel
Burley Burlite
Leo Price
Garden Grove
Walter Pihl
Harold Johnson
Indianola
Pihl
Johnsons
Woden Park
Kenneth Bird
Etta Mae
Hob Haag
Scott
Algona
Herb Brunsen
Sandy
Hutchins
Harold Johnisons
William Phillipa
Jevady
John Smidt
Burt
Warren Smidt
Meindert Smidt
Harold Troff
West Concord
Tena Hersch
Ida
Buffalo Center Builders Supply
Feckett
Madras
Cocver
Sippara
Wilson
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