Lions Hold Off Bison in Sunday Park Clash
The Lions invade the park next Sunday at 2 30 p m to face the Bison in a pivotal game. Earl Kinsey’s squad has shown strong form this season and recently beat Buffalo, while the Bison seek momentum after a hard fought contest with Eden. Pet Elman pitched effectively for the Cards and keyed a late rally, with Keister collecting double and singles to spark scoring in the second and ninth innings.
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Prerott Lions
Lions
Earl Kinsey
Buffalo
Ito
Son
Forson
Bison
Pete Elman
Eden
Keister
Peterson
Elman
Nestad
Lette
Carman
Harkie Bison
Gerdes
Ting
Carrrounder
Juniors win several league games this week
The Titonka Juniors defeated the Buffalo Center American Legion team 16 to 8 on Friday. Olson had 8 hits and 3 runs in 3 at bats, while Chrly Kopp allowed 2 runs in the first four innings and Wes Lichterg. contributed a key hit. The game included a one run no hit stretch and marked a strong showing for the Juniors as they extend their winning run.
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Nffalo Center
Les Tie
Titonka
Iatter
Olson
Ectiig
Chrly Kopp
Irs
Wesley Dis
Kopp
Lichterg
Wes- Puttielder
Wesley
Collec
Te- Bide
Olgon
Local manager focus in Northwestern Joye agency
The fragment mentions Christengen as manager for an insurance agency in the northwestern Joye area including Winnebago, tied to a Mass health insurer and a Massachusetts insurance company. It references bonds, rates, and a strong emphasis on auto and health insurance products.
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Christengen Lng
Northwestern Joye
Winnebago Couron Insurance Agency
Senne. Y
MD Heath Insurance
Ol Thsuranes Company
B Mass
Vacation Bible School to Close With Program
The Daily Vacation Bible School will close with a program Friday evening at the public school. Enrollment was down this year due to community health conditions, not lack of interest. The event invites all to attend and participate in a fund to cover final expenses.
Missionfest to Feature German and English Services Next Wed
The Reformed Church holds its annual Missionfest next Wednesday with services in German at 10:28 a.m. and in English at 8 p.m. A local family will host a children’s program in the afternoon. Rev. Bruno Bruns and his wife, serving in Japan, will be honored with ongoing support. Absent or present speakers include Rev. Albert Linnemann of Dumont and Rev. A. J. Kuizema of Wooten. Contributions on such days often total seven to eight hundred dollars, aiding global mission work.
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Ual
Japan
Bruno Bruns
Reformed Church
Bruns
Brunso A
Albert Linnemann
Dumont
Yown
A. J. Kuizema
Christian Reformed Church
Woten
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Dhe
Hospital Notes With Several Dismissals And Admissions
Hospital notes report multiple patients admitted and later dismissed. Entries include Mrs Bomenders of Titonka and her baby daughter, Mrs Hanenga and her baby daughter, Mrs Spterday and Alice Eyehint of Ledyard with recent operations, Leon Eliman admitted for major operation, Henry Begerth of Takota for two minor procedures, and Mrs Koppen of Lakota admitted for a major operation.
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J. Bomenders
En Ut Angen
Rake
Nick ‘Koppen
Lakota
Open air band concert to start Buffalo Center
The Buffalo Center band will give its first open-air concert of the season in the city park next Tuesday evening. Practices have been held for three weeks under Mr A Branne of Glenwood Minnesota a Luther College graduate. Branne has been hired by the Business Men's Club to conduct summer concerts and has been employed by the School Board to teach in Buffalo Center next year.
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Buffalo Center
A. Branne
Glenwood
Minn
Luther College
Decorah
Brande
Business Mens Club
Bronleewe Mulder Reunion at Tri-Okoboji Beach
The 6th Annual Bronleewe Mulder family reunion was held at Tri-Okoboji Beach on Thursday June 11 with about 107 attendees. Attending locals included Mrs H Bronleewe and family Mr and Mrs Dick Winter and family Mrs Harm Frerichs and family Lorraine Bronleewe Henry Adams and family Mr and Mrs Carl Jensen Mr and Mrs Ted DeBoer Mr and Mrs Harry Adams and daughter Mr and Mrs Herman Popke and family. Rev R P Bronleewe of Swea City was elected chairman and Dick Winter Albert Schipperd Rudolph Mulder and John Mulder were chosen to the executive committee.
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Bronleewe-Mulder
Tri-Okoboji Beach
H. Bronleewe
Dick Winter
Harm. Frerichs
Famiy
Lorraine Bronleewe
Henry Adams
Carl Jensen
Ted DeBoer
Harry Adams
Herman Popke
R. P. Bronleewe
Swea Cly
Albert. Schipperd
Goldfield
Iowa
Rudolph Mulder
Ellswort
Minnesota
John Mulder
Rushmore
Lad
Buffalo Center Fishing Party Returns From Northern Trip
Fifteen Buffalo Center residents returned from a fishing trip to Kebebogama Lake about 25 miles from International Falls Minnesota and Fort Francis Canada. The group fished for wall eyed pike in fair weather and were cared for by guides and boats from Watsons.
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Buffalo Center
Kebebogama Lake
International Walls
Minnesota
Fort Francis
Canada
D.'R. Snell
IL Galogan
J. J. Kopp
J. J. Jensen
Wier Wrette
A. B. Charlson
G. M. Carman
Wes
Watsons
Leaves on Western Tour by Pritchard Party
Mr and Mrs Pritchard start a tour of the eastern and southeastern states Wednesday noon. They travel with Mrs Harl Martin of Belmond, sister to Mrs Pritchard, a Democratic national convention delegate in Philadelphia opening June 24, and Miss Ruth Pritchard of Des Moines who will drive. The itinerary includes Canada, New York State, Philadelphia, the Virginias, and as far south as the Carolinas. They expect to be away several weeks.
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Pritchard
Harl Martin
Belmond
Virginias
Carolinas
Immediate clipping urged to secure legume payments
Clark Mechem county agent urges immediate clipping or pasturing of oats seeded as a nurse crop with legumes to qualify for soil conservation payments. Regulations require green clipping with no mature heads. if growth is heavy, clip high and repeat. Pasturing may substitute clipping if livestock allows. Up to 25 percent of the base may be used to compute eligible acres after subtracting harvested soil depleting crops.
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Clark Mechem
AAA
Mechem
Agricultural Conservation Office
Brain Derby results add several Buffalo Center names
The Brain Derby at Town City lists Frances Stindt placing fifth in Eleventh Grade English Correctness and Barbara Holland placing fourteenth in Tenth English Correctness. Virginia Dolmage, first in tenth English Correctness, receives a ruby in the key award. third year students win emeralds and fourth year diamonds.
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Town City
Buffalo Center
Frances Stindt
Barbara Holland
Virginia Dolmage
Postal Clerk Receives Suspended Term
Erick Leon Barsness a local post office clerk was accused of taking small sums from a St Paul mail order house. He obtained $8.48 in all and was sentenced to two years on probation in federal court at Fort Dodge last week.
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Erick Leon Barsness
St. Paul
Fort Dodge
Electric water heater installed at Selbert Claassen shop
Selbert Claassen had an electric water heater installed in his barber shop the first of the week. It is a 52 gallon capacity tank and is the latest in electric equipment. Bungroft Tiona vs. Buffalo Center Tilgons at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 1.
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Selbert
Claassen
Gacbatl
Bungroft
Tiona
Buffalo Center
First Bonus Bonds Arrived Here Monday in Buffalo Center
Carl J. Peterson was the first local veteran to receive the Adjusted Service Compensation bonds. About 90 veterans here will benefit as roughly $50,000 in bonds were distributed, with funds moving through Des Moines to cash via a U S Treasury check. Some applications were returned for proper filling, delaying receipts.
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Carl J. Peterson
Buffalo Center
Chicago
Des Moines
U.S. Treasury
United States
Barn Rooftop Fall Injures Carl Peterson
Carl Peterson broke two bones in his right foot after sliding from a barn roof while shingling at the Menno Risius farm southwest of town. He fell about 14 feet and will be unable to work for several weeks.
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Carl Peterson
Carl
Menno Risius
Here
Murray Pleases Crowd At County Farm Bureau Meeting
Ray Murray addressed the County Farm Bureau urging support for a farm program beyond politics and backing their agriculture job. Arthur Porter discussed agricultural conservation effects on dairying while Dorothy Ostrander and Elsie Enajecjana demonstrated Quality Dream with coaching from Charles Peckham. The Thompson high school and Hill Billy bands performed in City Park. HL. N. Miller won the Cow Test Association judging and will compete at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress, with expenses covered by the Association. Milk judging involved identifying samples from four breeds, Selmer Rugh and Frank and Donavon Welvick were successful. Sports included races balloon contests apple relay and softball, with the Fats defeating the Leangs 5 to 4 in five innings.
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County Farm Bureau
Thompson
Ray Murray
Arthur Porter
Extension Dairyman
Dorothy Ostrander
Elsie Enjacejana
Charles Peckham
Thompson High School
Thompson Hill Billy
HL. N. Miller
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Selmer Rugh
Frank
Donavon Welvick
Rural Electrification Interest Spreads in County
In eastern parts of the county many residents are not informed about Rural Electrification yet. The plan is explained as a potential contract with no financial obligation for participants. School districts will map lines and seek funds from TRDA, with broader action depending on local support.
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Uglog Electricity
Flnally
Buffalo Day Set for August 13th by Business Club
At the regular meeting of the Business Men's Club the date Thursday, August 13 was chosen for the annual Buffalo Day celebration. An Executive Committee of H. E B. Sapp, J. J. Opp, H. B. Winter and D. R. Snell was elected to manage plans and appoint committees.
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Business Mens Club
H. E B. Sapp
J. J. Opp
H. B. Winter
D. R. Snell
Planas
Bruhns Explains Ruling on Pastures in Winnebago Co
Winnebago County Soil Conservation Association chairman B B Bruhns clarifies grant proof requirements for pasture projects. Landlords and operators must provide corroborating information when seed or lime proof is hard to verify, including township, worksheet numbers, seed purchases, sowing dates, acreages, and operator landlord details.
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3B. B. Bruns
Winnebago County
Bruhns
Winnebago Co. Soil Conservation Asa
Miller's Brown Swiss Herd Leads Association
The May issue of the monthly summary shows Winnebago Association tested by Orlando Rye has 26 members and 407 cows on test. 106 cows produced over 40 pounds of butterfat. Walter Miller's Brown Swiss herd leads with 42.8 pounds butterfat. association average is 14th in the state.
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T. A
Winnebago Association
Orlando Rye
Walter Miller
Jed
Town Seeds College awards sixty fifth commencement degrees
College president Briley conferred 452 degrees at the sixty fifth commencement exercises. Winners from Win e county included Herbert Peter Wes, Helen Theodore, Thompson, and Robert John Sharp. Degrees span medicine, education, industrial arts, and architectural engineering.
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Charles H. Briley
Monndy
Wine County
T” Herbert
Peter ‘Wes
Huffilo Center
Helen Theodore Forthvon
Thompson
Ecoindinids
Robert John Sharp
Forest City
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Seoul
Bryno Brus
Dapan
Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church
Walt Hanson
City Park
Reunion
Gollegt
More Brain
Murray
B. B. Bruhns
Miller
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