Local couple wed at St Patrick's Buffalo Center
Mr and Mrs Duane Gossman of Thompson announce the marriage of Bridget Ann Gossman to Paul Larson son of Mrs Edna Larson of Britt at St Patrick's Church Buffalo Center. The ceremony 2 30 pm Saturday June 5 featured Nuptial music, yellow daisies and lace trimmed gowns with a reception in the church parlor. The couple resides in Britt where the groom works at Nebraska Food Packaging Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Ann Gossman
Duane Gossman
Thompson
Paul Larson
Edna Larson
Britt
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Buffalo Center
John Hussmann
Roger ‘Missman
Diane Gossman
Vicki Trostheim
Violet Hanan
Allan Brown
Duane Gossman, Sr
William Larson
William Smith
John Price
Linda Gossman
Laura Larson
Lyle Hill
Diane Stecker
Linda
Kent Gossman
Anita
Daniel Febben
Gescha Berhow
Karen Gossman
Carol Randall
Proom
Nebraska Food Packaging Company
Doctor joins Cherokee Mental Health Institute medical staff
Dr. Lenny M. Gearhart of Longview Washington has been appointed to the medical staff of the Mental Health Institute Cherokee. He is a University of Iowa Medical School graduate with psychiatric training at Wisconsin Hospitals and Oregon State Hospital. Previously he directed the Lower Columbia Mental Health Center in Longview and now resides in Cherokee with his wife Lynn and three children. his wife is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wilkins of Ida Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenny M. Gearhart
Longview
Washington
Mental Health Institute
Cherokee
J. T. May
Gearhart
Newton
Iowa
University of Iowa Medical School
University of Wisconsin
Oregon State Hospital
Lower Columbia
Lynn
Reminder to remove artificial flowers from two cemeteries
The Cemetery Committees of the City Council and Buffalo Township urge removal of all artificial flowers from gravesites in Graceland and Olena Mound cemeteries. The June 15 deadline had passed, and a committee spokesman noted the reminder aligns with that cutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Buffalo Township
Graceland
Olena Mound
Dairy Industry Powers Iowa Communities and Economy
Iowa dairy farming supports more than 29,000 farmers and 500000 cows with over 150 plants processing milk cheese ice cream and butter. Dairy activity generates 66 million from fluid milk and 150 million from processed milk plus 362 million retail value, while dairy beef adds 87 million. Local spending fuels services and taxes fund schools and roads, with northeastern dairymen noted for soil conservation and community leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Don Voelker
Iowa State University Extension Dairyman
Voelker
Thomsen posts bond after OMVI arrest in Buffalo Center
Richard N. Thomsen of Lakota was arrested Tuesday night in Buffalo Center on OMVI charges. Officers Ray Hansen of the Iowa Highway Patrol and Buffalo Center Chief of Police Mark Felem filed the case. Thomsen appeared in Forest City JP Court, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to district court with bond set at 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N. Thomsen
Lakota
Buffalo Center
Ray Hansen
Iowa Highway Patrol
Mark Felem
Thomsen
Fred McGrath
Justice of the Peace Court
Forest City
Solberg-Christ wedding at Decorah First Lutheran Church
Carol Ann Solberg daughter of Rev Clarence Solberg of Seattle and Robert Arthur Christ son of Mr Mrs Alfred Christ of Cedar Rapids were married at First Lutheran Church Decorah Iowa with Rev John Ness Rev Timothy Solberg and Rev Clarence Solberg officiating The service included attendants Charlotte Holmberg Galen Bakken Dennis Christ and ushers and a reception for 100 The couple, Luther College seniors, reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Solberg
Clarence Solberg
Seattle
Washington
Robert Arthur Christ
Alfred Christ
Cedar Rapids
Lulota
First Lutheran Church
Decorah
Iowa
John Ness
Timothy Solberg
Clarance Solberg
Charlotte Holmberg
Galen Bakken
Dennis Christ
Steven, Mylrea
Charles Grosser
Clynthia Flak
Penny Engrew
Luther College
Alph Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Heart Association Elects New Officers in Iowa
At the 3rd Annual Delegate Assembly the Iowa Heart Association installed new officers and board members. Elected were Chairman of the Board Mrs. Charles E. Storey Des Moines President William R. Wilson M D Iowa City President Elect F C W Voigt M D Oskaloosa Vice President Mr Ray W Uhihorn Council Bluffs Secretary Mrs William C Steele Burlington and Treasurer Mr Robert H Clark Jr Des Moines More than 150 delegates attended the two day meeting in Des Moines focusing on setting new state priorities. The next Board of Directors meeting will be in Iowa City in fall 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Heart Association
Charles E. Storey
Des Moines
William R. Wilson
M.D
Iowa City
F. C. W. Voigt
Oskaloosa
Ray W. Uhihorn
Council Bluffs
William C. Steele
Burlington
Robert H. Clark, Jr
Heart Board
Head Start Team Opens Center in Buffalo Center
Head Start and Day Care launched at Bethlehem Lutheran Church under Migrant Action Program. Eleven children from Thompson Swea City and Ringsted attend with Gwen Mayberry as teacher and state Rep D Vincent Mayberry mentoring. Mrs Paul Heenken and aides run day care with nurse Mrs Clarence Miller supervising daily. Program runs ten weeks through August 26 from 8 00 am to 3 30 pm to orient children to community and build communication and social skills through play and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of
Amelia Villela
Thompson
Rochelle Weinkauf
Buffalo Center
Clarence Miller
Friday Teen Dance at Bison Recreation Center
Kenneth Gone and Clarence Geerdes host a teen dance on Friday night June 18 at the Bison Recreation Center on North Main Street. They have booked a group from Clear Lake named Bann ed. Admission is 1.25 dollars per person. Mr and Mrs Clarence Penning plus Doug and Carolyn attended the wedding of Marcia Bleeker and William Donker aloot at Central Reformed Church Sioux Center Saturday June 12. They joined other guests for a reception at the Holland House in Sioux Center. On the way home they visited their daughter and sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Robert Donkersloot in Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gone
Clarence Geerdes
Bison Recreation Center
North Main Street
Clear Lake
Clarence Penning
Doug
Carolyn
Marcia Bleeker
William Donker Aloot
Central Reformed Church
Sioux Center
Holland House
Robert Donkersloot
Orange Ty
Dairymen Praised as Leaders in Environment Care
Dairymen are highlighted as key environmental stewards due to strict state and federal milk regulations. Healthful Grade A permits require clean facilities, proper ventilation, regulated waste disposal, and soil conservation. Wright notes advances in liquid manure systems reduce pollution and that crop rotation and careful pesticide use protect milk quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town ‘State University
Earl O. Wright
Wright
FFA Dairy Judging Team Wins Gold at Waterloo Contest
Buffalo Center FFA earns third place overall and a Gold emblem for Murra Dudding and Kettwick at the National Dairy Cattle Congress event in Waterloo on June 15. Doug Murra places second individually among 177 competitors, leads in Jerseys and production management. Anamosa and Cole top team standings. 59 teams entered the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dug Murra
Steve Dudding
Darvin Kettwick
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Steve Risius
Wayne Nattress
Buffalo Center F.F.A
Cole
Anamosa
Buffalo Center
Everly
Osage
Iowa
Doug Murra
F.F.A
Doug
Willie Murra
al Dudding
Mark Grimes
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KODAK
Instamatic
Kodak B&w
OMVI
Joann Yegge
Ronald Yegge
St. Patrick's Church
Dick Gerdis
Titonka
Ron Yegge
Familly
John Hanevik
Iva Rippentrop
Elmore
Minnesota
Gerdis
Yeggo
Hanevik
Rippentrop
Hormel
Phil Heiman
Lowa
Solberg
Christ
Heart Association
Telbune
Miss Mayberry
Blue Earth
Tribune
Steve
Darvin
Col
Roy B. Johnson
Bob's Trading Post
Garner
Bob’s Trading Post
Helen Berhow
Nervin Jordal
Albert Les
Alfalfa Palleting Co
Wilmar
Chet Ozman
Kloster
Mia
Ole G. Johnson
Scarville
James Ellaworth & Sons
New Hampton
Russell Hawkeos
Walters
Emma Benson
Mason City
Malvin Sana
Bricelyn
Larry’s Hardware
L. C
Edna Balyance
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