Bison Entourage Plans Sunday Clash With Garner Red Sox
Netting a 3 to 2 loss to Forest City Collegians in 10 innings, the Bisons boast improvement and set a rematch Sunday at 2 30 p m against Garner Red Sox on the Northern California diamond. Art Moses pitched well for the Bisons, who gained their two runs in the third on three hits. The Collegians answered in the third with two on walks and an error. The game remained scoreless through six before the decisive 10th inning. A Bison misplay in the 10th sealed the loss as the Collegians scored the winning run. Both teams praised the close, well played contest.
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Bison
Garner Red Sox
Bisons
Collegians
Forest City Collegians
Art Moses
Mel Harder
Bis
Judy
Nebago County Farmers Visit Iowa State College
Winnebago County families plan a day trip to Ames to tour Iowa State College on June 25. The group will meet at 8:00 at the courthouse, with others joining at Ferrill Hall by bus to tour laboratories, farms, and gardens. College staff will answer questions on crop and livestock production, followed by a county federation club exhibit and a picnic lunch hosted by local clubs. The event is set with a reception committee and June 17 county fair activities in mind.
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Ames
Winnebago County
College At
Federation of En's
Gulf and Country Club
O. A. Hansen
M. M. Freidman
George Inoulis
J. HE. Brown
Gistration
Boosters 4-H Girls Meet At Berhow Home
Twelve Boosters girls and one leader gathered at Arline Wanda Berhow’s home for a 4-H meeting. Roll call and table manners were observed. Naomi Shortenhaus spoke on Hand of Hope, Dorothy Mitchell presented Town Wish, and a Cakes talk was led by the assistant leader Mrs. Ipson. A demonstration on baking followed. A shower honored Margaret Thompson with gifts. A delicious tea was served.
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Arline Wanda Berhow
Naomi Shortenhaus
Dorothy Mitchell
Npson
Wgaret Thompson
Town and Country Farm Bureau Meeting
Town and Country Farm Bureau to hold annual meeting at A B Russ home on Tuesday evening June 22. Program includes wildlife lecture by Dr George Hendrickson from State College at Ames with slides of birds. Large crowd expected. special arrangements planned.
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Farm Bureau
A.B. Russ
George Hendrickson
Hendrickson
State College
Ames
Congregational Church Browngaarden Plans Farewell Service
The Congregational Church of Browngaarden invites all to Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship at 16:30 p.m. Evening service at 3:00 p.m. The Lord's Supper will be served at the morning service and Baptism offered. Those seeking church membership or baptism should notify the pastor by Friday evening. The evening service will feature the pastor's farewell message.
Bethlehem Church Schedules Confirmation and Services
Bethlehem A uth Church announces Confirmation Service at 11 00 a m Sunday June 20 Communion Sunday 8 00 a m Sunday School 10 00 a m Friday June 18 cate g ization 8 00 Choir practice Thursday 7 30 Confirmation classes Thursday afternoon June 17 at 2 00 and 3 00 o'clock The Christian goes to Church to tell the world where he belongs.
Methodist Church Notes From A. W. Gauger Pastor
Sunday School Children Day program announced with joint activities for G. L. and Jr. EL. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs. Stindt’s home Thursday afternoon. Epworth Leaguers plan to attend district convention Wednesday. Choir practice Friday evening at the church. all members urged to attend. Convention was held at Ayrshire.
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G. L. and Jr. EL
Ladies’ Aid
Epworth Leangers
Ayrshire
Baptist Church Services and Programs Today
Peter H. Peters presides at Baptiste Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m Sub ject The Highway of Holiness Senior and Junior B P A at 7 30 p m Brewing Service at 8 00 p m Sub ject The Return of Christ and the Natural Creation Will we have slarms violent changes of temperatures during the millennium Young People Bible Study Tuesday at 8 00 p m Subject Training Through The Books Divine The Book Of Leviticus Prayer Meeting and Bible Study tonight at 8 00 o clock
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Christ
Ramsey Church Notice Posts Changes for June Services
Ramsey Church announces all services on June 20 move to the auditorium at Titonka High School. Sunday School meets at 9 80 and church services begin at 10 30 with German language next Sunday. A youth fellowship meeting moves from Mine to the grove west of the John Korte home on June 29 due to the Pleasant Prairie Classis conference. Rev David Reardon listed as a contact.
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Titonia High School
Titonkaag
Mine Sunday School
Plenie
John Korte
Youth Fellowship of the Pleasant
Prairie Classis
Washington Church of
Wilith
David Reardon
Cornerstone Laying at Ramsey Reformed Church Ti tonka
Crowds gathered Sunday after heavy rain to witness the Ramsey Reformed Church cornerstone ceremony in Ti tonka. Gifted by Mr and Mrs Ben A Pankuk, the stone seals church history from 1884 to 1987 and honors builders Rippen trop and Pankuk. Ministers from nearby towns contributed as the pastor preached, and a Bible, church histories, and periodicals were sealed inside. The church will seat 500 and host 300 religious students. George Miller of Algona is the contractor.
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Ramsey Reformed
Titonka
Ben A. Pannhuk
Cereonies
John K. Rippentrop
Ben A. Pankuk
Woden
H. Sehoon
Germany Valley
Wen. Byerts
Buffalo Center
0. Frerking
Lakour
Cr. Sehnucker
Ramsey Home
Young People’s Club
Sweekly
Intelligencer Leader
School of Religion
George Miller
Algona
Land of Plenty Poem Fragment on the Midwest Spirit
Fragmentary lines sing of the land of plenty in the Midwest praising tall corn grain rain kissed soil and a hopeful garden ideal. The verses promise a blessed place where strength joy and prosperity define life in the Hawkeye heartland.
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Tall Corn
Land of Plenty
Hospital Notes Boroughs and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs Herman Dreesman of Itonka are parents of a son born Friday June 1. Mr and Mrs Adolph Hartman of Leland are parents of a son born Thursday June 10. Mr and Mrs Win Christensen of Swen City are parents of a son born Thursday June 10. Mrs Henry Stecker and baby girl were dismissed Wednesday June 16.
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Herman Dreesman
Itonka
Adolph Hartman
Leland
Win, Christensen
Swen City
Henry Stecker
Long trips take Buffalo Center residents far and wide
A parade of locals heads abroad and across the country. Prof. Henri B Schoon leaves New York for a two month six country tour of Europe. Arnold Daum graduates Yale Law College in New Haven and relatives join a three week eastern visit. G L Costigan party tours from Iowa to Southern California then via coast to Washington and the Black Hills. Alfred Peterson returns from a 3300 mile southern trip visiting Mississippi and St. Louis while noting crop conditions and a sturdy Ohio levee. Mrs A Wilson joins in returning to Buffalo Center.
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Henri B. Schoon
German Valley
Alfinvis
New York City
Europe
Mr. Schoon
Atlantic
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Denmark
Easton
J. G. Daum
Mildred
Arlene Daum
Iowa Falls
New Haven
Connecticut
Arnold Daum
Yale Law College
West Coast
G. L. Costigan
Pauline
Siumuiay
Southern California
Larry
la Jolla
California
Los Angeles
Catalina
Island
San Francisco
San Mateo
Aberdeen
Washington
Coulee Dam
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Alfred Peterson
Mississippi
Memphis
Fenn
St. Louis
Keokuk
Iouwa
Caria
Ilinois
Ohio River
A. Wilson
A Ee
Buffalo Center
Peterson
Thompson Friesner Wedding In Ames At Bride Parents Home
At noon Monday June lth Margaret Elizabeth Thompson married Walter L Friesner of Sac City at the bride parents home with Rev A W Gauger officiating. The couple was attended by Dorothy Driesner and Edouard Thompson. The ceremony featured music by Norman Allen and Howard Carter of Ames, pink and white peonies and roses decor, and bridal party in pink embroidered organdy and plaid taffeta. The couple plan to reside in Ames after a reception by family.
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Margaret Elizabeth Thompson
Walter L. Friesner
Sac City
A. W. Gauger
Howard Carter
Ames
DeKorven
Melville A. Harvey
Ankeny
Norman Allen
Deg Moines
Mendelssohn
Cadman
Dorathe Driesner
Edouard Thompson
Oxford
Harvey
Dorothy Mitchel
Ouple Jett
Band Concert Schedule Next Week at City Park
The band will perform at the Band Festival in Mason City next Tuesday. Consequently the local city park concert is moved to Wednesday, June 23rd, as announced.
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Mason City
City Park
Brain Derby honors go to Buffalio Center students
In Iowa high school Brain Derby, Buffalio Center High School tied for top honors with Guthrie Center and Red Oak. Virginia Dolmage and Frances Stindt earned first places in English 11 and English 12, while Mildred Daum claimed two keys and second place in American Government. About fifty thousand students competed nationwide, with Buffalo Center advancing to the finals in thirteen subjects.
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Virginia Dolmnage
Frances Stindt
Buffalio Center High School
Iowa
Guthrie Center
Red Oak
Clear Lake
Grandy Center
Engle Grove
Riceville
Gowrie
Minburn
New Hampton
Algevia
Brighton
Baverly
Laveren
Milton
Mildred Daum
Virginia Dolmage
Iowa City
Buffalo Center
Florence Bechtel
Josephine Boomgarden
Mildred E. Daum
aAtlie Peterson
Robert Sapp
Hen Sinter
Warren Smith
Warrron Smith
Vocational Agriculture Students Excel at Future Farmers Congress
At Ames in May the Buffalo Center Vocational Agriculture livestock judging team earned an excellent certificate for the school while each member Alvin Gerzeman Vernon Jordal and Robert Thompson received individual excellent ratings in poultry judging. Students work on projects such as baby beeves truck garden hogs and crops, submitting summarized records to the State office for federal funds to districts.
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Future Farmer Association
Ames
Vocational Agriculture Department of Buffalo Center
Alvin Gerzeman
Vernon Jordal
Robert Thompson
State
Vocational Agriculture Office
Sally
Iowa Theatre Introduces Modern Cooling System
Charles Recker, manager of the Iowa Theatre, has installed two large fans that provide a complete air change every two minutes to keep patrons comfortable during the summer months. The improvement aims to enhance the viewing experience for theatregoers in town.
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Charles Recker
Iowa Theatre
Iowa
Fisher length rules and bait prohibition noted
A notice explains legal fish measurement from snout tip to tail end and bans use of bait in artificial lakes. It states inspections must be conducted by a commission representative and highlights unlawful fishing practices.
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