Skuttle-Meyer Wedding At Spike Brown Church Near Nashua
Miss Corra O Skuttle daughter of Ives Skuttle Buffalo Center and Lester G Meyer son of Mr and Mrs F Meyer Nashua were married Saturday at the Spike Brown Church near Nashua. The ceremony was read by Reverend E Clem enty of Nashua with Helen Spindler of St Paul as bridal chorus. A reception followed at the groom’s home and the couple planned a Minnesota motor trip before settling in Nashua. Mrs Meyer taught in the Nashua High School Commercial Department and Meyer will teach at the Nashua school while continuing work with Pioneer Motor Company in Nashua.
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Corra O
Skuttle
Ives
Buffalo Center
God Mo
Lester G, Meyer
F. Meyer
Nashua
Spike Brown
O'Elpels
8. E. Clementy
Helen Spindier
St.Paul
Minnesota
Leland Meyer
Marion C. Shuttle
Minneapolis
Helen Spindler
Marion C. Shuitle
Beldal
Matton O. Skuttle
Miss Skuttle
Meyer
Owoma' Rafini
Cedar Falls
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Alpha ‘Theta Beat
Pioneer Motor Company
Annabel Russ
John T. Russ
Blue Earth
Carl A. Pearson
W. A. Pearson
ED. Grosnig
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Bond
Arthur Pearson
A, Pearson
R, W. Ganfield
Mendelssohn
Bill Ganfield
Constans Hotel
Pearson
Canada
Pine City
English and Dramatics
Elon
Gustavus Adolphus Af
University of Minnesota
N. A. Pearson
Linnea Pearson
T. Arthur Pearson
J. Edgar Pearson
Ais
Stephen J. Mihock
J. Fred Russ
Lillian Morris
Frank
Russ
Theatre in Slous Falls To Change Hands
N M Sutton and Hi Mr Alstrup of Slous Falls South Dakota have arranged a sale with current owner manager D M Buttarts to take possession of the New Iowa Theatre Tuesday June 24 Sutton will close the house briefly for minor repairs and reopen Friday June 27 for the new era The new owner, connected with Ameen Theatre Supply Co of Slow Puls promises one of the best shows in northwest Iowa. the theatre will remain the New Iowa Theatre and operate every evening except Tuesday with Sunday matinee.
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N.M. Sutton
Alstrup
Slous Falls
South Dakota
Iowa Theatre
Twesdy
Me. Sutton
Niger
Wes
Frtiy
Jane
Miter
Ameen Theatre Supply Co
Iowa
Hineve
Towa
Mmuthiee
Free Movies Show at City Park Delights Audiences
A summer program offers a set of films including Be t Ue Breakfast and Warm HOW en tencey. Behind the Break- St Plate presents the pig farming story from farm to breakfast, tracing pork’s modern and colonial history. A Senttme comedy explores common missteps while highlighting industry lessons from the Business Men's lab and the Agriculture Department.
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Gity Park
Labep
Asticulture
Vibtie School
Masons and Eastern Stars Hold Annual Picnic
Members of the Masonic and Eastern Star fraternities gathered at Call State Park in Algona on Sunday for a picnic dinner and social time. After a bountiful meal around a groaning table, attendees played a ball game between Titonia and Algona while ladies took children to the swimming pool. The evening ended with a pot lunch supper.
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Masonic and
Eastern Star
Call State Park
Algona
Titonia
Bes
Entered Coffee Contest Grand Prize Appeal
Dear friends we entered the Request Ont fee Grand Prize Contest with prizes including a 1980 Ponting Sedan and cash awards. Support by buying Ablwoods Coffee in three pound cartons at 85 cents each and saving cartons to count votes.
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Ontfee
W.og
C. C
Ablwoods Coffee
Steinberg Marc
Atwood & Co
Rhy
Albort A. Howd
Buffalo Center Telephone Company Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders will meet at 1:30 o'clock Monday for the annual meeting to consider directors and other business. Olson, secretary.
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Buffalo Center
A. Ling
Buffalo
Elfers
Olson
Farm Bureau guests hear Gilchrist on laws and farming ties
Senator Gilchrist of Laurens Republican nominee for Congress spoke to Buffalo and Grantsownship Farm Bureaus at City Park. About 250 business leaders attended as guests. Rev Howe led singing and A B Myhr spoke on Farm Bureau aims. Dannce, songs, baby beeves contest, nursing bottle race, and box gifts followed with ice cream and cake served by Farm Bureau ladies.
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Gilchrist
Laurens
Buffalo
Grantsownship Farm Bureaus
Howe
A. B. Myhr
Win
Neboga Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Board
Helen
Wilma Glorfeld
Bernie Steinberg
Ralph Bolsinger
Elsa Sapp
Charlie Pritchard
Botsinger
Sapp
Pritchard
Steinberg
J. J. Guyer
Ray Murray
Mn Guyer
Farm Bureau Kadies
Girls 4 Club
Trapping pheasants permitted to reduce crop damage
Farmers in several counties including Hancock may trap pheasants where damage to corn is severe. Live birds delivered to the state game department earn farmers $1 per bird. State game warden W E Alberts and deputies approved the measure last Friday amid petitions for an open season.
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Hancock
Otis
Britt
Game Department of
State Game Department
Alberts
Monplasure
Moses
Hancock County
Forest City Summit
Algona’s Big Fourth of July Celebration Feature Attractions
Kossuth County Fair Association presents Prince Nelson a 75 foot wire act with Niagara crossings and Sugar Leaf Mountain feats plus Marriott Troupe aerial stunts from a high steel tower. The McMahon Shows supply mid way entertainment as fireworks and games fill the day. Expanded grounds allow larger crowds and parking in hopes of a record 4th of July crowd.
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Kossuth County Fair
Prince Nelson
Rio de Janeiro
Sugar Leaf Mountain
Niagara Falls
Marriott
Witti
Association
Buffalo Center Loses to Ledyard in Tough Showdown
Buffalo Center fell 14 to 10 to Ledyard last Sunday in a see-saw game. Several regulars were out, making the defeat less surprising. Buffalo Center faces Tronka next Sunday and must field their full lineup to challenge Titonka, who leads the league. Fans urged to return and push for a win to stay in first place.
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Buffalo Center
Ledyard
Our Boys
Tronka
Titonka
Buffalo Center council meets June 17 1980
Regular meeting of the Town Council of Buffalo Center Iowa June 17 1980 called to order at 8 30 p m Mayor Lohrbach presiding with four councilors present and two absent Minutes of June 1930 noted as read and approved Committee of Buffalo Independent School Board requested vacation of street east of school house no action taken Freight bill of 200 01 for road improvement funds approved and ordered paid Adjourned 9 35 p m Clerk J D Low Approved Mayor Lobrbach
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Lohrbach
Winter
J. O. Koppen
J. F. Femrie
G. 1
Costigan
T .A. Wilson
Committee of
Buffalo Independent School Board
Gchool House
Improvement Fund
J.D. Low
John Lobrbach
Wind and Rain Spoil Day for P. B. Picnic
The Winnebago County Farm Bureau annual picnic at Buffalo Center was disrupted by a morning windstorm and afternoon downpour, drawing a smaller crowd. Forest City band played, Sam H. Thompson spoke on the American Farm Bureau Federation, and event winners in youth sports were announced amid weather-related schedule changes.
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Winnebago County Farm Bureau
Buffalo Center
Forest City
Bark
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mr. Thompson
Allen Kiewiet
Harold Kiewwiet
Carl Kiewiet
Roy Johnon
Floyd Etggood
John Oftedahl
Everett Larson
Harold Winter
Harold Kiewiet
Allen Kiewiler
Vernon Kiewier
dAlvin Larson
Pershing Fuse
Dean Brubery
Roland Larson
Clinton Juarson
Harry Matson
Lloyd Kiewiet
Kenneth Lorlemann
Knut Bergstad
Nellie Larson
Elizabeth Banta
Har
Ty Matson
Julian Anderson
Vernon Kiewiet
Wilbur Sparks
Roy Johnson
Hast
East Side
Kittenball
Lake Mills
Thompson
Buffalo
Scarville
Lake Mie
Ay Thompson
Scarville—s
Epworth League and church building plans in Algona area
Last Friday Minnie Liveren, Helen Jensen, Velma Steinberg and Kenneth Howe joined pastors in Kanawha for the Epworth League convention. Helen Jensen was elected first Vice President of the Algona District. About twenty members traveled to Algona for the annual picnic on the Fair Grounds with an estimated crowd over a thousand. Buffalo Center showcased a model of the planned church building to be seventy by thirty feet with multiple rooms, a large auditorium, dining area, kitchen, and basement furnace. About ten thousand dollars has been subscribed. completion may take five years. The article also notes weekly Sunday School at 10:80 and service at 11:80, upcoming religious meetings, and a new sidewalk being added to church property.
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Minnie Liveren
Helen Jensen
Velma Steinberg
Kenneth Howe
Kanawha
Algona
Men's Brotherhood of the
Buffalo Center
Armstrong
Rake
God, Sons and Company
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Bethlehem Lutheran Church sets Sunday School and Bible class at 10. Teachers Aid pupils should be punctual to sustain interest. Sunday services begin at 11. Junior Day rehearals Thursday evening with groups at 7:30 and 8. The Luther League program next Sunday evening at 8 features Stella Olson, Clara Peterson, junior choir, Verna Johnson, Sophie Froisland, and Mrs. T. H. Benson.
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Luther League
Stella Olson
Clara _ Peterson
Verna Johnson
Yorus Solo
Congregational Church Services Schedule
Thompson pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Junior and Senior OC at 7:15 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Fellowship Thursday evening 8 p.m. Choir rehearsals Friday 8 p.m. and 3 p.m. All welcome to all services.
Long distance voting record set in Cedar Rapids area
A record for long distance voting in Cedar Rapids and possibly the United States was set when G. A. Senninger, county auditor, received an absent voter's ballot from Brus sels Belgium, by Mrs. D. Pirie Beyea, a lecturer for the Town state health department, who is in Europe attending a convention.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
G. A. Senninger
Brussels
Belgium
D. Pirie’ Beyea
Europe
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Comra Skuttle
Little Brown Church
Echool
Masons and
Eastern Stars
Stockholders Meeting
Gichrist
Council Proceedings
P. B
West Side
Chris Tweeter
P. A.thompson
Iver Oakland
C.ns
Farmers Bank
Farmers Picnic
Searville
O. K
Clark Mechem. P
Des Moines
Polk County
Bethlehem
Luth
Congregational Church
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