Bullheads Stocked at Florence Park in Two Operations
Florence Park near Buffalo Center saw two bullhead stockings by the State Conservation Commission in three weeks. About 2500 fish were released earlier, then 1600 were added on Friday, June 11. Conservation Officer Wilfrid Machek and Thayer reported initial pump trouble caused some fish to die briefly, but most revived within minutes. only ten or twelve perished. The stocking drew local anglers to the lake, a noted bullhead habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Park
Buffalo Center
State Conservation Commission
Wilfrid Macheck
Worth
Winnebago
Nstt
Clear Lake
Mac
Tribune
Orville Thayer
Conservation Commission
Thayer
Thayer and
Machaek
Florence Park Lake
North
Iowa
Wilfrid Machesk
Buffalo
Bidders Sought for Buffalo Center Street Repair Program
Buffalo Center plans phase one street work with 48 493 and 58 265 square yards of Type 1 and Type 2 subgrade prep. Wall ace Holland Kastler Schmitz of Mason City engineered plans. Bids due 7 30 p.m. July 12 with hearing on plans and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Tribune
a_ honce
Wallace, Holland, Kastler, Schmitz & Company
Mason City
Margaret Stonebraker
Elmer L. Leibrand
Mrs. M Hassebroek To Head Legion Auxiliary New Year
The American Legion Auxiliary met June 15 1971 at Shirley Boy keh’s home with Elnor Murray assisting. Plans were made for July 4. Volunteers include Evelyn Winter June Fisk Elnor Murray Trena Bkiltred Margaret Hasse broek. June cookie committee: Annie Olson Elnor Murray Viola Murray Ann Patterson. Officers for 1 year and 72: President Margaret Hassebroek Vice President Duane Boyken Secretary Burt Weaver Treasurer Trena Skilbred Chaplain Rollin Kiewler Historian John Ennen Spot-at-Arms Roy Fisk. Department Convention at Fort Des Moines Hole Des Moines July 15 Sewing meeting July 8. Thanks to Rochelle Weinkauf for Memorial Day singing and Tribune Editor for courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Shirley Boykeh
Elnor Murray
Evelyn Winter
June Fisk
Trena Bkiltred
Margaret Hassebroek
Annie Olson
Viola Murray
Ann Patterson
Margaret Hansebroek
Duane Boyken
Mra
Burt Weaver
Trena Skilbred
Rollin Kiewler
John Ennen
Roy Fisk
Department
Fort Des Moines Hole
Des Moines
Alfred Yahnke Undergoes Major Surgery in Mason City
Alfred Yahnke underwent major surgery Tuesday afternoon June 15 at Mercy Hospital in Mason City. Friends and relatives are urged to send cards and letters to his care at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Yahnke
Mason City
Mercy
General Telephone launches computer billing in two towns
General Telephone Company of the Midwest will introduce a computerized billing system in Buffalo Center and Ledyard this month. Bills will be printed by electronic computers and include a customer payment card. Billing dates shift from the 21st to the 19th to ease office rush periods and improve service. CICW Waldron of Webster City visits at the Leipolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Ledyard
General Telephone Company
Midwest
General Telephone
L. L. Carnes
Forest City
Carnes
PCA Announces Personnel Change Bosma Promoted
Changes at the Production Credit Association Buffalo Center office include Dennis M. Fryar becoming the new manager with offices in Buffalo Center Forest City and Britt. Clarence Bosma moves to Mason City as assistant to the general manager and chief loan officer directing credit for the Mason City office. Bosma and his family relocate to 715 Hillcrest Drive. Fryar, a Forest City resident and ISU degree holder, replaces Bosma in Buffalo Center and will oversee Winnebago and Hancock counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Production Credit Association
Mason City
Buffalo Center
Dennis M. Fryar
Fryar
Clarence Bosman
Boma
Beverly
John
Merk
Linda
Hillcrest Drive
Clarence
Bosma
PCA
Grinnel Mutuel Association
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
The
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Omaha
Nebraska
Arts Program to Begin Open House Saturday
Opening date set for the Summer Theatre and Arts Recreation Program led by Mrs. Michaels Wilson. An open house will run Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the renovated Main Street building, with volunteer workers of all ages welcomed and plans for lower and upper elementary and junior high participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
Carol) Wilson
Plana
Cc. B. Olsen
Caral
Anessa
Wilson
Main Street Drawing Set For July 19
Buffalo Center announces a Saturday night summer drawing on July 19 at 9:00 pm offering two prizes of 25 dollars each. Registrants need not purchase to enter. each dollar spent adds an extra ticket. Registration begins Thursday, June 17, until 8:30 pm, at the Tribunal office. Funds come from local merchants as a goodwill gesture to encourage shopping. Winners must claim within sixty seconds. either spouse may answer if the other’s name is drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Street
Buffalo Center
Rev E Tschetter Named Methodist Pastor for Buffalo Center
Rev E S Tschetter of Clearfield Iowa is appointed by Bishop Thomas to lead the Buffalo Center and Woden charge in Mason City District. He and his wife are natives of eastern South Dakota with a background in several Midwest states and extensive evangelistic work in Iowa. The couple, with one daughter and a son who died in a truck accident, plan to reside in Buffalo Center and begin worship services on June 20.
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United Methodist Church of
Iowa
Tschetter
University of Nebraska
Corner College of Lincoln
Nebraska
Maryville State
Edward
Wichita
Kansas
Tschester
Buffalo Center
Class of 1938 Sets Reunion Date at Skyline Supper Club
The Class of 1938 plans a reunion on July 24 at the Skyline Supper Club in Albert Lea Minnesota. It is the first reunion since graduation and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Minnesota
DeVries Family Moves to Newton Home
Mr and Mrs Robert DeVries relocate to their newly purchased Newton Iowa residence on Thursday. Darrell Legried and family funded the purchase of the DeVries home and plan to move soon to a Buffalo Center east side house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DeVries
Newton
Iowa
DeVries
Darrell Legried
Buffalo Center
Patti Aukes Named Buffalo Center Entry In Pageant
Patti Aukes daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Aukes will represent Buffalo Center as Miss Buffalo Center in the Kossuth Winnebago Beauty Pageant at Swea City next week. The event precedes Miss America 1972 with competition Friday June 25 and rehearsals June 24. Aukes is a 1969 Buffalo Center graduate and junior at Iowa State University majoring in General Science. She works as a nurse's aide this summer and is active in music and student government.
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Business Men's Club
Patti Aukes
Walter Aukes
Swea City
Kossuth County
Pant
Swe
Miss Aukes
Katherine Catman
Maye Steinberg
Ethel Jenavold
Patti
Buffalo Center
State of
Mathilda Wedvig
Waldorf College
Paul
Revil
Achmouth
Alpha Lambda Delta
Old Gold
Twe
Kate Daum
SUI
Iowa
Buffalo Center 1946 graduates set for July reunion
Merlyn Elman announces the Silver Anniversary reunion for the Buffalo Center graduating class of 1946. The event is planned for Saturday night, July 19 to 22 at the Holiday Inn on Highway 1a west of Mason City. Letters from class members may be sent to Mrs. Robert Vera Bronteene. Activities begin at 7:00 p.m. at the Holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Merlyn Elman
Holiday Inn
Highway 1A
Mason City
Robert
Vera) Bronteene
Youth Night Plans Highlight Winnebago Jr Show 1971
Winnebago County Jr Show board led by chair John Appelhans finalized a four night schedule for July 1971. Programs include July 10 Thompson Wranglers horse show, July 20 Jr Show parade, a nationwide demolition derby on July 20, and Youth Recognition Show plus Queen contest at Thompson School. Murphy Amusements runs midway July 19 20 21. Queen contestants must be county girls ages 16 to 21 with blanks at the Extension Office. A correction notes 1100 Poppies sold in Buffalo Center Poppy Days with 308 remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Appelhans
Thompson Wranglers
Thompson
Appeihans
Demo Chicken Barbecue Saturday June 24 Buffalo Center
A chicken barbecue sponsored by the Winnebago County Democrats will be held at the Lions Shelterhouse in Buffalo Center on Saturday, June 24 with serving from 6 to 9 p.m. The public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnehago County
Democrats
Lions Shelterhouse
Buffalo Center
Buffalo Center Business Men's Club funds scouts and arts projects
Members vote expenditures for Boy Scouts Troop 46 and the Miss Buffalo Center pageant. Earl Knudson details Scout needs including charter costs of 49 dollars. two Life Scouts are Pat Breckunited and Jim Heiman. The group also supports a July Fourth program with a fiberglass canoe prize and a July 5 event at the Athletic Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center Business Men's Club
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Boy Scouts
Miss Buffalo Center
Michael Wilson
Ken Shafar
Don Landheer
Earl Knudson
Knudson
Eddie Alers
Scout
Marble Rock
Pat Breckunited
Jim Heiman
Shafar
Carlyla Gerzema
Gerzema
Charlie DeVries
Ted Vera
Vernon Hogard
Marvin Heyes
Mike Wilson
Main Street
Jay D. Rush
Carlyle Gerzerna
Miss Buffalo Center Project. It Was Announced That Miss Paul Aykes
Swea Claty
Katherine Carman
Maye Steinberg
Ethel Jensvold
Paul
State University of Iowa
Shefar
Shafar Industries, Inc
Ints
One-Car Crash Causes Rib Fractures Near Forest City
June at 4 30 am a one car crash on Ban troft road one mile north and ten percent west of Forest City left Ted Kolyn Isebrand of Buffalo Center with rib fractures. He told authorities he fell asleep and was ticketed for failure to keep his vehicle under control. His 1954 Chevrolet was a total wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Forest City
Ted Kolyn Isebrand
But- Falo Center
Isebrand
Forrest City
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Leibrand
Bank
M. Hassebroek
Legion
Berd Limberg
Rochelle Weinkauf
Pat Breckunitch
Jim Hessman
Carl Leipold
K. W. Waldron
Webster City
Pea
Clarence Bosma
E. Tschetter
Rev
Tscheltter
Thompson Fairgrounds
Herb Punnkuk
Karen
Paula
Sylvester Berger
Herman Beenken
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