Age Parade to Mark Legion Convention in Blue Earth
Blue Earth Minnesota will host a three day Legion convention with about 12 000 members. Dick Pfaffinger says local high school students will join the parade and 120 units, including More than thirty five musical groups, drum and bugle corps, Shrine units and time bands, will perform. The Strategic Air Command team from Offutt Air Force Base will attend. A Past Commanders and Adjutants banquet is planned Saturday evening, with a memorial service Sunday at 11:00 am and a district banquet at 6:30 pm with John E. Davis as guest.
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Blue Earth
Minnesota
Wall
Seca
American Legion Avention
Cording
Dick Pfaffinger
Gde
Strategic Air Command Ist
Offutt Air Force Ge
Omaha
Nebraska
Shrine
Reeday
Suny
John E. Davis
North Dakota
National Lander-Elect
Ameri
Delegates Head to National 4C Conference from Local Church
Four delegates from the local Congregational Church left on Monday afternoon, June, to travel to Pesadena, California for the National 4C's Convention. The Conservative Congregational Christian Conference gathering runs June 8 to June 10 with Lake Avenue Congregational Church in Pasadena hosting. Representatives include Rev. and Mrs. Avery Watzig, Mrs. Betty Heyer, and Mr. Anton Rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Pesadens
California
Conservative
Congregational Christian Conference
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Pasadena
Avery Watzig
Betty Heyer
Anton Rank
Congregational Church
Dutch Visitors Plan Month With Stratmans In Minnesota
Sister and husband from Holland Mr and Mrs Fred Stratman traveled with his brother Mr and Mrs Meinert Stratman of Little Rock to Minneapolis where they met the plane. Their sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Derk Spreenweers of Delfryer Holland were among the passengers. The Spreeuweers will visit for a month and then fly to Warwick Rhode Island to stay with their son Reverend and Mrs Frederick Spreeuweers until September.
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Holland
Fred Stratman
Meinert Stratman
Little Rock
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mra
Derk Spreenweers
Delfryer
Spreeuweers
Stratmans
Warwick
Rhode Island
Frederick Spreeuweers
Legion Officers Named for 1987 Slate at Post Meeting
At the regular Post meeting the local American Legion presented a slate of officers for 1987. Election will be held on Thursday July and winners will be installed at the August meeting. Other floor nominations may be made July. Commander Duane Oyken Adjutant Ray Murray Finance Officer Amel Limberg and Justice Sullivan Sgt at Arms Ed Winter Chaplain Bur Weaver Service Officer Dr H Feldick Historian Chuck Murray 2 nd Committee member George Inter three year terms for Flag and House committees to be named. Commander Dick Weaver presided with a salute to the Flag and prayers by Post Chaplain Harvey Hassebroek and Wy Avery Wetzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Duane Oyken
Ray Murray
Amel Limrg
Justice Sullivan
Urms
Ed Winter
Bur, Weaver
H. Feldick
Chuck Murray
George Inter
Slice Sullivan
Melvin Leland
Dick Weaver
Sion
Harvey Hassebroek
Avery Wetzig
Martin Andren
Marshalltown
Apa
Amel Limberg
Posse
Lrude
Commander Weaver
Same
Amel Lim- Ty
Harm Shonterhaus
Picnic reunion for 1941 graduates at Miato Center pool
The graduating class of 1941 held a Sunday reunion at the Swim Pool Park Miato Center. A pot luck dinner was planned for noon with class members and families invited to attend at Attena Church this Sunday.
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Miato Center
Youth Wildlife Training Activity Set for June 15
County Extension Director Richard W. Anderson announced a wildlife conservation training for 4H members in Winnebago and Hancock counties and Scout troops. The program runs June 15 at Pilot Knob State Park shelterhouse from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. In rain, participants will meet at Forest City Junior High Gym. Bring lunch notebook pencil binoculars and field gear.
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Pilot Knob State Park
Richard W. Anderson
Winnebago
Hancock
Winnebago County
Forest City
Poppy Sale Raises 125.38 in Funds
The May Poppy sale conducted by the American Legion chapter raised 125.38 with 1,100 poppies sold. Sixteen youths participated led by Gary Fisk who sold 201 poppies followed by Brice Venteicher with 177 and Martyn Sullivan with 118. Thanks were given to Laundromat owners for support and to Jadica for transportation in residential areas.
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Gion May
Le- 27
LeRoy Fisk
Gary Fisk
Brice Venteicher
Martyn Sullivan
DX Service Station Reopens Here Under New Management
The local DX Service Station will reopen on Friday June 10 after closure two weeks ago by former operator Mrs. Joan L Mains. Lease by Dave Benson and operation by his brother Bob Benson of Northwood will begin June 10 with Dave remaining at Jensvold's as a mechanic. Final merchandise plans not set. grand opening planned later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan L. Mains
Dave Benson
Jensvold, Inc
Benson
Bob Benson
Northwood
Maxine Haddock
Climbing Hi Iowa
Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Band Plans First Summer Concert
The Buffalo Center Concert Band under Larry Oren will present its first 1966 summer concert on Friday evening June 10 at 8:00 p.m. in City Park north of the Buffalo Center Post Office. All residents are invited to attend, and local businessmen will provide treats for the band members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Larry Oren
Harmon to Receive MA Degree Friday
Gregory Harmon of Buffalo Center will receive a Master of Arts in Hospitals and Health Administration at the University of Iowa commencement in Iowa City on Friday June 10. He is one of 1800 graduates. Walter Reuther will speak and receive an honorary Doctor of Laws. Candidates hail from 99 Iowa counties 44 states and several foreign countries.
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Gregory Harmon
Leonard Harmon
Buffalo Center
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Harmon
Walter Reuther
Donald E. Rhodes
Iowa
States
Australia
Canada
China
Denmark
Egypt
England
Hungary
India
Israel
Jordan
Mexico
Norway
Philippines
South America
Sweden
Thailand
Weaver promoted to Materials Expediter at DeLuxe
Larry D. Weaver, former Buffalo Center resident and 1962 Buffalo Center High School graduate, has been promoted at DeLuxe Products Corporation in Lake Mills. He started as a materials handler a year ago and will now expedite material flow, maintain inventory records, and contact vendors to speed shipments. He and wife Barbara Abels have settled in Lake Mills with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Weaver
Buffalo Center
DeLuxe Products Corporation
Lake Mills
Buffalo Center High School
Weaver
Buffalo Center Lumber Company
Barbara Abels
DeLuxe
Summer Hours Set at Buffalo Center Library
The Buffalo Center Public Library releases its summer schedule with evening Friday hours from 7 30 to 9 30 p m and limited Saturday hours. Regular openings include Monday 2 00 to 5 30 p m, Wednesday 3 00 to 5 30 p m and 7 00 to 9 00 p m, Thursday 3 00 to 6 30 p m, plus Friday 7 80 to 9 30 p m, as printed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center Public Library
Scouts of Troop 45 Court of Honor at School House
Boy Scouts of Troop 45 will hold Court of Honor at the school house on Monday June 13 at 7 30 p m. All Scouts, parents and committeemen urged to be present. Try Tribune Want Ads.
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Boy Scouts of
Troop 45
Remodeling Underway at Local Buffalo Center School
The Burma and Walters Construction Co started a major remodel of the Buffalo Center Community School second floor study hall area. The project will expand the space, replace old desks with library tables and chairs, add shelving for reference books, and merge the old math room with the study hall by removing partitions and integrating two corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma and Walters Construction Co
Buffalo Center
Winn Junior Show Talent Auditions Date Set
Auditions for the Vanita Rich Talent Contest Revue will be held at Thompson Iowa City Hall on June 21 at 7:00 p.m. Jack Steinberg says twenty numbers will be chosen for the July 18 show, with the top act earning a New York City audition trip on Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour and related sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Iowa
Jack Steinberg
New York City
Ted Mack
Miss Rich
New York
Priscilla Dockman
Alpert Lea
Minnesota
Thompson City Hall
Lakota Band Plans Summer Concerts and Festival
Lakota High School concert band held its first summer performance June 3 at City Hall and plans continuing lessons through July. Director Ron Olsen notes 43 students in grades 6 through 9. Junior High Band rehearses Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 30, High School group Mondays 7 00 to 9 00. All concerts are Wednesdays at 8 00. no show June 15. Lakota marching band will compete at the 28th North Iowa Band Festival June 14, with Vicki Olson in the queen contest. parade starts 10 00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota High School
Ron Olsen
North Iowa
Vicki Olson
Mason City
Class of '51 Sets July 2 Reunion
The 1951 class plans a reunion on Saturday July 2 at the Masonic Temple in Buffalo Center. Teachers and classmates are urged to attend and send reservations and $2.25 per plate to Mrs Harold Leibrand 815 E J Street Forest City Iowa by June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Buffalo Center
Harold Leibrand
E. J. Street
Forest City
Iowa
Winnebago County Youth Opportunities Program Formed
A Winnebago County Youth Opportunities Committee under Iowa Office of Economic Opportunity leads a Summer State-Wide Neighborhood Youth Corps project. It targets 16 to 22 year olds not previously in NYC, offering five enrollments with work training by the Soil Conservation and Highway Commissions at $1.25 hourly, based on need, with deadlines and local contacts for enrollment before June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
Iowa
Office of Economic Opportunity
NYC
Winnebago County
Wm. McCurdy
Forest City
Earl Mowers
Lake Mills
L. W, Kroeze
Buffalo Center
Burt Flo
Kiester
Minn
Max Goldman
Richard Anderson
Thompson
Richard Wing
Harvey Hofkamp
Two Deer Travel Local Streets In Early Morning Trek
Eyewitness Abbe Winter reports seeing a doe and fawn in Buffalo Center at about 6 20 a m. The deer followed streets near the Methodist Church and hospital, then crossed to the Catholic Church area and later stood on the Al Heitland lawn before fleeing as a paperboy approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Abbe Winter
Abbe
Methodist Church
al Heitland
Congregational VBS Closes With Faith and Courage Theme
Seventy eight youths from pre school to eighth grade attended the Congregational Church Vacation Bible School. Offerings totaling 62.60 were raised to send an Indian child to a Wisconsin Bible Camp for a week's stay. The program ran May 3 to June 4, with a closing service on June 6 during Sunday School.
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Congregational Church
Wisconsin
V.B.S
Lozao Am
Our Redeemer
Leslie Claassen Dies In California at 61
Mrs. og Claassen received word Sunday morning June 5 that her brother Leslie 61 a one time resident of Buffalo Center had died that morning in San Bernardino California after surgery at a hospital. He is survived by a wife Phyllis and other relatives.
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Og Claassen
Leslie
Buffalo Center
San Bernadino
California
Phyllis
Friday Night Bucks Draw in Buffalo Center
The Buffalo Center Tribune announces the second 1986 Friday Night Bucks drawing at 0:30 p.m. at the bank corner. Subscribers are eligible. non-subscribers may register at Farmers Trust & Savings Bank. Last week Henry Harrs won $50 in Friday Night Bucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Corner
Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Tribune
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Henry Harrs
Ray Wentworth
Funeral Services Held Saturday for Joe Cline 67
Funeral services for Mr. Joe Cline, 67, Crystal Lake, were held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 4 at Winter Funeral Home in Buffalo Center with Rev. Avery Wetzig officiating. Cline, born February 5, 1899, lived in Buffalo Center and Crystal Lake most of his life and died June 1 at his son Larry’s Mason City home. He married Alice Heltland January 23, 1929, at Blue Earth. seven members of the family survive along with ten grandchildren. Interment was at Olena Mound Cemetery, Buffalo Center. Pallbearers were James Barrett, Leonard Harms, Keith Cotton, Lawrence Siekmeier, Martin Smith and John Rudisill. Winter Funeral Home, Buffalo Center, arranged the services.
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Joe Cline
Crystal Lake
Buffalo Center
Avery Wetzig
Congregational Church
Inga
Mr. Cline
Hugh and
Theresee Cline
Larry
Mason City
Alice Heltland
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Cline
Darlene Schlette
Waterloo
Iowa
Kenneth Cline
High School Teacher Lyle Patterson Joins NSF Institute
Lyle Patterson of Titonica High School and Buffalo Center Iowa, among forty teachers nationwide, attends a National Science Foundation Summer Institute at the University of Houston from June 7 to July. The program aims to boost subject competence, motivate students toward math careers, spark further math study, and connect teachers with leading mathematicians. Recipients receive free tuition books travel and a subsistence allowance. Dr Curtis A Rogers of UH leads the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Patterson
Titonica High School
Buffalo Center
Iowa
National Science Foundation
University of Houston
Houston
Curtis A. Rogers
Haager Accepts California Engineering Post
Harry Haager of Sacramento has accepted an electrical engineer position with Hewlett Packard in Palo Alto. The firm makes test instruments logic units and control systems for colleges industry and government. Harry, son of Herman and Mrs. Haager Buffalo Center, will graduate from Sacramento State College on June 10.
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Harry Haager
California
Sacramento
Hawlett Packard
Palo Alto
Harry
Herman Haager
Buffalo Center
Sacramento State College
Reorientation course aids inactive nurses in return to field
A planned nine unit course offers 30 to 88 hours of theory over ten weeks plus 10 to 20 hours of supervised clinical lab. It uses hospital and public health settings in city or county facilities to increase active nursing staff. Sponsored by the State Department of Health with the Iowa Nurses Association and University of Iowa Health Occupations Education Program, contact Al Heitland or Mrs. Dorothy Campney at Buffalo Center Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Lowa Nurses’ Association
University of Iowa Health Occupations Education Program
al Heitland
Dorothy Campney
Buffalo Center Hospital
Tragic two car crash on county road near Elmore Iowa Minnesota
A Sunday afternoon two car collision on a hill crest six miles west of Elmore Minnesota killed four from the Ledyard Elmore area. The Frett e family members Emore 45 and Donald 9 died at the scene and Evelyn 36 died later at Blue Earth hospital. Janice 13 remains hospitalized in critical condition at Rochester. Another Farrow youth, Dorothy Jane 12, and several others were injured. Authorities cited a steep rise and poor visibility due to stormy weather. multiple emergency crews aided at the scene. Funeral services were held for the Frett e family and for Ernest Farrow, with affected relatives hospitalized in Mason City Blue Earth and Buffalo Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Minnesota
Ledyard
Melvin Prette
Emore
Ernest Farrow
Frette
Donald
Evelyn
Blue Earth
Shiloh Lutheran Church
Janice
Rochester
Farrow
Farrow Jouth Are To Be Held Thursday (Today) At St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Janice Frette
Park Hospital
Mason City
David Farrow
Bruce
Dead End Crash Leaves C. Armstrong with Cuts
Chuck Armstrong of Royal Center suffered head cuts and bruises when his 1956 Ford ran off a dead end on the Hayfield Crystal Lake blacktop near Crystal Lake last Thursday night June 2. He dozed momentarily, struck the embankment, and was hospitalized until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck” Armstrong
Royal’: Service & Repair
Buffalo Center
Crystal Lake
Chuck
Hayfield
Armstrong
Bob Armstrong
Royal
Totel
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Minnie Alexander Home
The American Legion Auxiliary will gather Monday June 13 at 8:00 p.m. at Minnie Alexander’s home with June Fisk as co-hostess. New officers will be installed in the meeting.
Personnel Changes In Effect at Coop Creamery
New worker Tim Friesenberg joins Buffalo Center Co operative Creamery taking duties in receiving milk and cream after Lynn Espeland resigns. Arnie Dontje replaces Espeland as route man, now operating the rural bulk milk truck and the residential and business delivery route beginning June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center Cooperative Creamery
Lynn Espeland
Tim Friesenberg
Opal Friesenborg
Arnie Dontje
Espeland
Arnie
Dr Masters Office Closed Tuesday For Band Festival
Dr Ron Masters of Buffalo Center will not be in his office Tuesday June 14 as he serves on the North Iowa Band Festival executive board and will be busy with festival duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Ron Masters
Chirontictee
Buffalo Center
North Iowa
Summer School Session Begins Here June 13
Plans are underway for a Winnebago County Republican Women’s Group meeting in Buffalo Center City Hall on Thursday at 2:00 p.m. All area Republican women may attend. Summer classes at Buffalo Center Community School begin June 13 with language classes 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for five weeks. Instructors include Frances Delmprimary, Tom DeKosterintermediate, and Loren Larson for junior and senior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Buffalo Center
Buffslo Center
Irving Larson
Frances Delm
Tom DeKoster
Loren Larson
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Amed
Legion
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church of
Henry Bast
Bast
Bethany Reformed Church of
Grand Rapids
Temple Time
David W. Hondorp
Central Reformed Church of
Patterson, N. J
Hondono
fAttena
Larry Weaver
Tribune
Lakota Band
Two Deer
Leslie Claassen
Henry Harms
Houston University
County Road
C. Armstrong
Coop Creamery
Stanley Bond
The
Webb Wheel Company
Stloam Springs, Arkansas
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