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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

5

Death Notice of Conrad Lohrbach in Ohio and Illinois

The 57 year old Conrad Lohrbach who was born in Dankerode Germany and died last Friday night in Terrill Township was buried after funeral services conducted by Rev. Wa Everts. He lived with his brother John Lohrbach in Buffalo and later with Mr Ka in Ohio. He left a sister Annie Eiseman and brothers Henry of Harbor Ohio and other relatives in Peotone Illinois Lamberton Minnesota and Lakota Iowa. The obituary lists numerous out of town attendees and a lengthy family network.

Dankerode Germany America Conrad Lohrbach Garter Ohio Saint Paul's Buffalo John Lohrbach Yourbach Henry Harbor Lohrbach Fohn Lohrbach Wa. Everts Lenen Philip’ ‘Lohr Lot’ ‘Tompkins Peotone George Geister Snond Lamberton Minnesota Toby Folm Heinzeroth Christ. Nyeroth John Pau Burl Barhité Charlestina Town Mirs. Clauseman Claude A Glayton Terrill, Town Om Tamen Freder'it Lakota Iowa

American Legion Notes From Tebago Post 21 Meeting

Tebago Post No 21 met last Thursday evening with members present including EH B hter Claussen N Matson Al 1 1 EL Sowels queree Witt Gee A Carman B Winter reported about 4000 on Memorial Day proposal to standardize Legion caps was tabled for larger attendance Legion baseball committee discussed season start Dr Sowers noted limited funds and that two weeks would decide if the event could run through summer Post adjourned Adjutant pro tem Car 4 L Carlton and Vice Commander Dr J H Sowers mentioned upcoming duties and local visits Post thanks Torres Schmidt Roberti Schutter for Memorial Day services Several ex service men had their VA applications returned Next Monday June 15 set for starting the World War II bonus distribution hoping Buffalo Center residents receive theirs soon.

Tebago Rega Bean EH. B. Hter Claussen N. Matson EL Sowels Queree Witt Gee A. Carman B. Winter Legion Sehleifer Hmaavy Peterson Pritchardte Lake Kabetogamm Hinesolt Torres Schmidt Roberti Schutter Tash Seibert Claassen Caves Tave Buffalo Center

Card of Thanks for Condolences and Support

A misread note expresses gratitude for the many acts of kindness and support during a recent bereavement. It mentions thanks from Mr and Mrs Joni Lotrbach, Mr and Mrs Conrad Lothrbach, and Mrs Philip Lotrbach for flowers and sympathy.

Buffalo Center Girls Shine In Brain Derby Finals

Buffalo Center competitors Virginia Palmage and Mildred Daum excelled in the annual brain derby finals at Town City. Donald W. Honeyman reports Morning Sun that Mildred Daum tied for second in United States History with Louis van de Linden of Ames and placed third in Second Year Latin, while Virginia Dolmage won high honors in 10th English Correctness. 50,000 students entered statewide. Lois Mayfew and Donald Honeyman note strong performances across subjects.

Buffalo Center Virginia Palmage Mildred Daum Town City Donald W. Honeyman Morning Sun Lois Mayfew Virginia Dolmage United States Louis van Déer Linden Ames Mildred

Bison Open Season With Loss to Bancroft Lions

The Buffalo Center Bison opened their season losing 5 to 0 to the Bancroft Lions led by Duke Kinsey. Godferson allowed six hits while errors hurt Buffalo Center late. Next, Buffalo Center travels to Eden to face the Cards at 2:30 with Godferson and Kallestad as battery. The Eden park location is six miles north, one east, and half a mile north of Thompson.

Buffalo Center Bison Bancroft Lions Eden Club Buffalo Center Godferson Kallestad Battery Eden Park Thompson

Legion Juniors Set to Play Titonka on Friday

The Buffalo Center American Legion Junior baseball team will meet Titonka Juniors on their diamond Friday afternoon. Earlier in the week, they travel to Wesley to face the Wesley Juniors. A Bancroft game and a Swea City contest were postponed due to rain.

Buffalo Center American Legion Titonka Wesley Swea Oly

Fishermen Show Off Fresh Catches From Minnesota Trip

Fishermen who traveled to northern Minnesota last week returned with eighty ash fish and boxes of fine walleyed pike for friends at home. The group led by J J Kopp and J G Pritchard brought back good catches, while others left Tuesday and may stay longer to reel in more fish, despite autos changing the pace of life.

Minnesota J.J. Kopp J. G. Koppens Petersons Roy Costigan Robi. DeVries Q. G. Pritchard J.G. Pritchard Simday iElowever Marty Galagar Snell BR. M Bolsinger G. Yk Caogaan Baye

Rural eighth grade graduates at Forest City ceremony

One hundred and nine boys and girls earned diplomas in a Forest City Courthouse Square graduation. Five parochial and rural schools supplied the honorees, with ninety-plus percent averages earning honor letters from the state. The program featured songs, addresses, and an audience honor roll of standout students.

Forest City Scarville State Department of Public Instruction H. Petterson Mariania Glendy Burk Stella Muse Olson Evelyn Bomnan Jessie M. Parker Santa Lucia Clara B. Olson Jessie M Parker America

Winnebago County Farmers Learn How the REA Works

In Lake Mills and Forest City on June 4 farmers heard C H Van Vlack of Iowa State College explain how Rural Electrification Administration loans can fund rural lines. Local chairmen were named to gauge interest and plan a potential 20 year project. Costs per mile run about 800 to 1200 dollars with a target of 20 year repayment, and the program may be carried by cooperatives, municipal plants, or public power districts.

Winnebago County Rural Electrification Administration C.H. van Vlack Iowa State College Lake Mills Forest City Buffalo Harm ‘Hartman Valley Carl Gustafson Forest G. M. Palmer Linden John ‘Steffen Newton Ole’ Jantyedt Olaf van Vinck BR. E. A Igihold Jonger Chis Grou Mang R, BH IR. B.A. Wilk M. van Vlack Ebaga Mr. van Vinck Dhe van ‘Lack Vau Vinek

Mission Guild Notes Meeting at the Willian Jyitting Home

Members of the Mission grand met at Willian Jyitting’s home on Monday evening June 8. Mekng was called to order by the president and the group sang Teague Wyn. Business included reports on Mexican Jour loy and bid findings for The Mying Boat. Three guild members presented the reports, and new member Mrs. Bred Harms was initiated. Light refreshments were served after adjournment.

Bram Bred Harms Wae Lupeol

Farm Bureau and CG Picnic Friday in Thompson City Park

Winnebago County Farm Bureau and Cow Test Association host their annual picnic in Thompson City Park on Friday. An O T A program, dairy and milk judging contests, music by Thompson band and Hill Billy Band, plus sports events and demonstrations led by Ray Murray Iowa Secretary of Agriculture and Arthur Potter of Extension Service.

Winnebago County Farm Bureau and Cow Test Association Thompson City Park Ray Murray Arthur Porter Extension Services Thompson Band Wwelcome H. N. Miller County Farm Bureau Dorothy Ostrander Elsie Bndreland Hill Billy Band Arthur Potter Extension Service Milo Hansey Iowa Secretary of Agriculture

Local Births and Admits Reported in Akota Area

Mrs John Missman of Woiet admitted Thursday for major operation. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Sonnenberg of Titonka on June 5. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Hanenga on June 5. Mrs Kim Biman admitted Saturday for treatment.

Akota Joh Daken John Missman

Thompson Farm Woman Shoots Herself at Farm Home

Mrs. B. H. Nelson, 39, in critical condition at Forest City hospital from self inflicted wounds. She shot herself about 7 am Sunday at the home of Charles Brooker seven miles southwest of Thompson where she and her husband worked. Health motive believed. She has three children, an 18 year old son still at home and two younger daughters recently moved to Rochester, Minnesota with a married daughter. The bullet entered her breast.

B. H. Nelson Forest City Hospital Charles Brooker Thompson Rochester Minnesota

Mona Banta Weds Chris Russ In June Minnesota Ceremony

Miss Mona Banta daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Banta united in marriage Friday morning June 5 at Hast Lutheran church Mimnesota to Chris Russ son of Dr J and Mrs J Russ of Rake. Rev Jok erland read the ceremony. Bride wore tan traveling suit with white accessories attended by sister Elizabeth Banta in ash rose dress. Groom in brown suit attended by brother Hilsworth Russ in grey. Wedding breakfast at the parsonage hosted by Rev and Mrs Qakerland. The couple planned a trip to northern Minnesota then Britt Iowa where Mr Russ works in furniture and transportation. The groom’s community ties and the couple’s friends are wished well.

Mona Banta Frank Banta Hast Lutheran Hilsworth Russ Qakerland Buttato

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