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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
7
Local notices describe visits, travels, school events, and social activities in a rural community. Mentions include Fred Larson visiting Fort Dodge, Wayne Berryhill family work, and various relatives traveling to Ackley Ames Park Rapids and Chicago. Attendance at church events, graduations, and weddings are noted along with plans to vote and local club gatherings.
Local residents hosted guests and attended events from Sunday to midweek. Highlights include visits to Geo Smith and J. Schoon households, funerals for Verle Thaves in Lakota, and the Mission Feast at the Reformed church. Births, engagements, and travel to Rochester, Sibley, and Colorado were noted along with upcoming Federated Club picnic plans.
The column lists community items from Des Moines visitors and local residents. Mr and Mrs M D Hunter visited Des Moines Monday. Schutter brothers Arthur and Cecil returned from Ames to spend summer. Local visits include Rendahl family of Forest City and Mrs Henry Heitland improving at Thompson. Mentions family health, fishing trip plans, travels to Marshalltown Van Cleve Laurel, and St Catherine College student Gladys Koppen. Everton Sloper treated in Rochester for arm growth and improving. Page notes a long-ago lost and found watch story and a feature on The Public Prosecutor being prosecuted in The American Weekly.
Mr and Mrs I W Schaefer and children visited the Augusta Schaefer home Sunday. Frank Elwood and family called on Henry Nerdig. Adam Nerdig and son Henry were in Mason City Tuesday. Chris Friis and family visited Jake Lee. Friesenbergs baby ill with pneumonia. Leon Bryant visited Carson Pederson home. Beaver family and four boys spent weekend with Bertha Beaver at Belmond. Pearl Tollagson visited. Betty Stove helped Monday afternoon. Taylor Griffin visited Geo Liveraa. Carl Tollagson and Conrand Hesseldahl visited Roger Sabin Monday afternoon. Sickels and Bonnie Beaver attended Frank Beaver’s Sunday. Roger Sabin and Henry Sabin visited daughter’s family in Owatonna, Minn. Berhow’s Franeig received word Henry Holm of Kanawha died Sunday. Henry Winter went to Rochester after Mr Granzow who is said to be well. Archie Anderson at Fairmont Tuesday. American Legion of Rake planning celebration next week. Harriet, Carol and Betty Stowe at lawn party and luncheon for Harold Sushaw in Clear Lake Saturday. M S of Elis met with Mrs Geo Stuart Tuesday June 18. Glenn Granzow and family from Frost Minn visited Gus Granzow Sunday.
A verse urging daily thinking to avoid trouble and jail. It argues that reflection reduces missteps and social harms, urging readers to slow down and think rather than rush to conclusions, with rhythmic phrasing and moral guidance.
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