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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
8
The State Conservation Commission reports 59,497 anglers paid 99,245.50 for fishing licenses in April 1948, up from 27,891 buyers paying 41,842.33 in April 1947. Combination licenses rose from 44,641 to 63,852 as mild weather and low water favored early purchases.
Surplus adult pheasants from the State Game Farm at Boone were released in 21 north Iowa counties to boost seed stock. Releases followed roughly seven hens to one cock. In 12 south Iowa counties 216 quail were stocked in mated pairs to aid seed stock. Poultry supplies are available at John & Jerrys.
Moretta Yearnd of Estherville visited John Pink home. A string of relatives from Somers, Rockwell City, Austin, and Dumont stopped by homes of Black, Kingland, Hooper, and Hansen family members over the weekend. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Stewart Olson in Thor. Brand names and local ads appear among the community notices.
Kieth Custard son of William A. Custard of Buffalo Center received a bachelor of science in agronomy at Iowa State College. Nearly 770 students were awarded degrees and certificates during the seventy seventh annual commencement at Clyde Williams field with Dr. Charles E. Finley presiding.
The Friendly Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. Hardy Jordal's on Friday June 11 with sixteen members present. Roll call quoted Memories of Dad. They planned to gather blanket sheets and other materials to finish quilts, and members embroidered names on the friendship quilt. A lunch was provided by Mrs. Jordal and hostess Mrs. Harvey Gilbert.
The Murray families express sincere gratitude to organizations neighbors and friends for assistance during Mrs Elizabeth Murray’s services. Mr and Mrs Frank Murray daughters and Ray Murray family Dr and Mrs Harold Murray family and Earl Murray family extend thanks for kindness and support.
Mr and Mrs Merle Kauffman and family and Mr and Mrs Paul Kellogg with daughters called Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs John Winter Jr in Rake.
Mrs. H. W. Schoon and her children from Cook Minnesota spent several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schoon. Miss Lydia Schoon accompanied them home for a short visit.
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