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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
7
Weekend visitors and graduates populate the listings as families from Kanawha, Titonka, Woden, Kiester, Buffalo Center, Northwood, and nearby towns gather for weddings, commencements, and birthdays. Notables include Jerry Becker finishing Waldorf College,Tom DeVries and several local graduations, plus Bob's Cleaners moth prevention warnings.
A hometown column congratulates college graduates and celebrates June as Dairy Month proclaimed in Iowa by Governor Hoegh. It notes rural pride, pride in hospital access, and Flag Day set for June 14 while reflecting on seasonal joys, farm work, and family life.
Lydia Maass thanks relatives friends and neighbors who sent cards letters flowers gifts and visited her at Buffalo Center hospital. She also thanks the hospital staff for wonderful care and expresses sincere appreciation in this Tribune Want Ad.
Mr and Mrs George Steinberg entertained relatives to dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs Elvie Steele of Wichita Kansas Mr and Mrs Rollie Steele of Estherville Mr and Mrs Robert Rippentrop and family of Lakota Mr and Mrs Norman Bruns of near Titanka were afternoon callers
Mr Milton Reichardt of Kiel Wisconsin and Carrol and Ellen Reichardt of New Holstein Wisconsin were guests at the Congregational parsonage from Saturday through Monday as they returned home on Tuesday morning. Mr Reichardt is the brother of Mrs John Engels and the girls are her nieces.
Dr and Mrs Harley Feldick Barbara and Mark visited Iowa City on Saturday then went to Waterloo as guests of Dr and Mrs H D Ack er Returning home Sunday afternoon they were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harris Feldick in Osage.
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