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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1949

Page

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Break in at Gunderson Grocery and local court deeds

Small change cigars and merchandise were stolen from Gunderson Grocery in Leland, with Sheriff Monson investigating. Robert Fisher, 20, of Washington state was captured and returned to Preston to face robbery charges. linkage to Wyoming escapes and other town break-ins noted. Also reported: drainage district 108 contract award to Miller Construction Co. of St. Louis Park and multiple marriage licenses issued in early June. guardians appointed for minors. probate filing for Robert L. Olson. real estate transfers, new car owner registrations, and use tax data across several towns.

Gunderson Leland Monson Robert Fisher Washington State Preston Minnesota Fisher Wyoming Robert Lee Albert Lea Lake Mills Emmot Northwood Miller Construction Company St. Louis Park Lundberg Herman Ter Hark Mary Lou Finch Melvin D. Farrer Phyllis Iverson Walter E. N. Wahl Blanche Couvet Steven H. le Valley Elsie Jane Adams Clarence Garst, Jr Steinerger M. Irene C. H. Petterson Merle Marjorie Jetson H. N Grace Rye M. J Evelyn Wolfs Anna Roth George Roth Buffalo Cold Storage Co Robert Janssen Ben A. Harms Buffalo Center County Recorder Lester Iverson Hudson G. A. Robinson Thompson Lewis Rugh Bricelyn Chevrolet Carl W. Christensen Martin J. Lande Plymouth Archie Hel Jang Kiester Milton N. Teigen

Midland Co op Grand Opening Promotes Coop Center

Patrons are invited to the Midlands Cooperative Wholesale Distribution Center grand opening at 326 Fourth Street Northeast in a City Iowa event. The afternoon meeting at 2 p.m. will be at the M C A with the Co op Entertainment Night at 8 p.m. in the Mason ey high school auditorium.

Cooperative Oil Company Midlands Cooperative Wholesale Distribution Center Fourth Street N. E Iowa Co-op Masoney, High School

Trade Imbalance Seen As Hazard To National Resources

In 1948 the United States sold 12.6 billion dollars of goods abroad while buying seven billion from others. Commerce Secretary Charles Sawyer warns this cannot continue as other countries can only pay for American goods by selling us more or borrowing. he notes natural resources erode when the trade gap persists. The notice ends by announcing new power mowers at John & Jerry's.

United States Nnions Cretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer United Sates

Opportunity Bond Sales Rise in Iowa Drive

Winebago County moves toward the Opportunity drive quota reaching 220,767 in savings bonds. Sioux County leads with 106.96 percent of a 656,021 quota, Story County over the top at 101.36 percent of 887,954. Polk County, with the largest quota, shows 2,412,819 in FE, F, G sales, 62.53 percent of its 3,859,825 quota. Iowa total savings bonds credited to the drive reach 31,988,010 or 63.88 percent of the 50-million goal. County chairman Burt J. Thompson emphasizes investing in bonds secures the future.

Winebago County Burt J. Thompson Forest City Savings Bonds Committee Sioux County Story County Polk County Iowa Cairman

Constance Hoog Weds Clinton Berryhill in Woodstock Church

Mrs Violet Hoog of Woodstock announces the May 29 1945 marriage of her daughter Constance Irene Hoog to Clinton Berryhill son of Mr and Mrs A W Berryhill Buffalo Center. The Presbyterian church ceremony before about 200 relatives featured a double ring rite. The bride wore a white Japanese silk gown with lace full skirt and long net sleeves, a finger veil, and orange-blossom tiara. The couple plans to reside in Ames after a honeymoon in northern Minnesota.

Violet Hoog Woodstock Minn Constance Irene Hoog Clinton Berryhill A. W. Berryhill Buffalo Center Presbyterian Church Minnesota J. M. Ayers Bernard Jasper John Hoag Pipestone Japan Ray Bowden Sioux Falls South Dakota Emil Bunker Minneapolis Joan Hoog Rochester Dorothy Beenke Mineapolis Linda Hendricks LuJean Edwards Gerald Berryhill LeRoy Berryhill Emory Saienga Sibley Ames Iowa State College Pipestone High School Watertown Willmar Memorial Hospital Willmar U. S. Army South Pacific LeRoy Glenda Irvin Berryhill Ruby Martin Wubben Elizabeth Marjorie Grant Edwards Victor Elaine John S. Wubben Wayne

Pre-School Registration and Playground Activities Update

The second week of the supervised playground program introduces box hockey and tether tennis with strong interest. Other games include ping pong soft ball darts and ring tennis. American Legion Jr baseball practice is open to boys under 17 with eligibility rules for those turning 17 in 1949. Registration for 5 year olds by Sept 15 is June 16 at 9:00 at the Buffalo Center schoolhouse with parent or guardian and birth or baptismal certificate.

American Legion Jr Buffalo Center

Legion Auxiliary Re-elect Officers

The Legion Auxiliary Post No. 21 met at City Hall on June 2. Ada Wabben led as president while officers for the coming year were elected and announced. Leona Haselroth and Carrie Price were appointed to audit the books. A recent sewing meeting produced greeting cards sent to Davenport's orphanage. The executive board includes Bertha Gilbert, Carrie Price and Isabel Van Hoose. Lunch followed.

Auxiliary of Legion Post No. 21 Ada Wabben Leona Haselroth Carrie Price Davenport Darlene Friesenberg Rose Schliefer Iva Claassen Katherine Carman Lena Glorfeld Norma Quaine Bertha Gilbert Isabel van Hoose

Band Schedule And Family Obituary Mentioned

Band rehearsals set for Thursday evening and Mason City Festival drills from 7 to 8:30 with a 45 minute march. The group departs next Tuesday at 8 30 in full uniform with lyres and music. Boh and Boh attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Matilda Brown at 95 after her death Saturday at Hampton hospital. A fresh shipment of paints arrived at John and Jerrys offering interior and exterior paints at reasonable prices.

Mason City William and Albert Boh Coulter Matilda Brown Hampton Hospital

Woden Plans Two Day Golden Jubilee Celebration

Woden marks its fiftieth anniversary with a two day festival hosted by the Business Mens Club and American Legion. The event on Friday and Saturday features Geo Nelson shows, free pancakes at noon, a 1:30 p.m. baseball game Mason City Junior American Legion versus Kanawha High School, a park band concert, foot races and amateur contest with top prizes, rides, concessions, and a big Saturday night dance. This is the town’s first since thirty years ago.

Business Mens Club American Legion of Woden Geo.Nelson Mason City American Legion

Community Meeting Votes Donation And Plans Buffalo Day

At last Thursday night’s meeting a fifty dollar donation was approved to support ward playground activities. The group notes two high school boys’ Boys State applications were sent late to State Headquarters, with next year’s camp already applied for. July will feature officer elections and a push to choose a new commander and staff. Buffalo Day celebration plans are nearly finished and a full report is expected soon.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting Next Monday Night

Kingsbury Jurgens Post No. 4824 will meet at the post home next Monday evening June 13 at 8 30 p m. Several business matters are due before members and Commander Johnson urges attendance. After the meeting lunch will be served and a social hour will be held.

Kingsbury-Jurgens Post Johnson

Band Concerts to Whinshegs 4.H'ers Start Saturday Nite

First of summer series opens Saturday night June 11 at City Park bandstand. Programs include marches overtures waltzes and popular numbers. Former band members invited. Also notes 4-H district camp at Clear Lake June 14 to 16 with 450 4-H'ers from eleven counties and list of attending girls and boys from Winnebago County.

Fillmore Frangkiser Eric Coates van Alstyne Fulton Winnebago County Clear Lake Ruth Friesenberg Glenda Berryhill Buffalo Verlaime van Riper Dorothy Quisling Center Carman Stowe Carole Lee Johnson Eden Marian Gorball Eleanor Grant Richard Hanna David Thune Mt. Valley Keith Heavner Ralph Holst Newton Bert Robinson, Jr Bradley Brunsvold Linden Ronald Anderson Eugene Hermanson Forest Donald Potter Dallas Davids Paul Henderson Hancock County Julia Faktinson John Fitzsimmons Iowa State College Richard McWillians Cliff Cairns Wilson& Co Albert Lea Minnesota Reverend Rogness Mason City Harriet Oxley Frank Ehman Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Ed Cott Onson Packing

Albert Sleper Named NADA Area Chairman in Winnebago County

Albert Sleper, a Kaiser-Frazer dealer, was appointed Area Chairman for the National Automobile Dealers Association to boost participation in national programs across Winnebago County. The selection was made by NADA and Iowa dealers officials, announced by Frank Colford, NADA Iowa Director. NADA, with over 34,000 dealer members, backs highway safety and ethics in auto merchandising.

Albert Sleper Kaiser-Frazer National Automobile Dealers Association Winnebago County Sieper NADA Iowa Automobile Dealers Association Frank Colford National Association Iowa

Ray Conner Buys Barber Shop in Laurens Iowa

Mr Ray Conner visited Buffalo Center Tuesday to say hello and announced he has purchased a barber shop in Laurens Iowa and will move to the new location next week.

Ray Conner Buffalo Center Ray Laurens Iowa

Censorship Order Draws Fire Over Security Review Branch

The Defense Department issued an order creating a Security Review Branch with power to decide what military information may be published. It covers military personnel, civilians, reserves, retirees, and even executive-session congressional transcripts. Critics warn of absolute control stifling public debate and informed criticism, likening it to Soviet-style censorship.

Secretary of Defense Congress Pensacola Florida George Dixon

Hospital Notes From Dolmage Hospital Week Summary

Dolmage Hospital notes show multiple patient discharges and births from June 2 to June 7. Dismissed patients include Mrs. Winter, Carl and Donald Johnson, Mrs. Howe and son, August Centre, Mrs. Asmus, Paul Ravn of Lakota, Mrs. James, Mrs. Thompson, and Marcella Jorgenson. Births noted for Kathleen Lynn and Diane Louise. Lola's Beauty Salon announces regular hours and evenings by appointment.

Jane Junior Winter Carl Donald Johnson Swea City Andrew Howe Bricelyn Minnesota Mente Asmus Rake Lowell Roberts Kathleen Lynn Paul Ravn Lakota Ruby James Kenneth Thompson Ingvald Askeland Diane Louise Marcella Jorgenson Vern Davids Cheryl Kay Wallace Swanson Brian Douglas Henry Korte Karla Dean Paula Apka Lola Elaing van Gerpen Lola Smith

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