Advertising Rates Listing from OWA Press 1941
The notice lists local advertising rates for OWA Press in 1941, detailing display single column inch at 30 cents per inch and per line 10 cents, with a card of thanks priced at 50 cents.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
2
The notice lists local advertising rates for OWA Press in 1941, detailing display single column inch at 30 cents per inch and per line 10 cents, with a card of thanks priced at 50 cents.
The Methodist Church led by Pastor A. W. Gauger lists Sunday School and Morning Worship with a Young People's Service at 4 p.m. No choir practice this week and the Sunday School picnic is postponed. The Congregational Church under Pastor David Farrington announces a postponed picnic to June 26 at the H Hofbauer home, with Bible Study at 8 p.m. and services at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Missionary Night on Monday, June 23 features Rev. and Mrs. Staffacher of Africa.
Peter Peters, Pastor, Baptist Church, invites to prayer meeting and Bible study tonight at 8. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning service at 10:50 a.m. Topic: In What Sense Is The Bible The Very Word of God. Senior and Junior BPU at 7:30 p.m. Senior leader Ruth Feldick. Evening service at 8 p.m. Topic: Israels Election Romans 9. Young People's Bible Study Wednesday at 8 p.m.
The Reformed Church led by Pastor Wm R Everts lists English worship at noon and 8 pm services, with Intermediate and Senior Leagues meeting earlier and later. Mrs Chas Westendorf hosts Ladies Aid, and Bennett Bruhns speaks at the Senior League Sunday evening, as the U S picnic is noted for the day.
Sorlien, pastor, outlines summer plans at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. Sunbeams hosted June Torkelson at 2:00 p.m. Senior Choir meets Thursday. Divine Worship at 11:00 a.m. June 29. Bible Camp June 22–28 at multiple towns. Camp cost 6.50. First session June 22. Teachers meet June 27 at 8:00 p.m. Picnic July 13 at Joe Larson’s. service at eleven.
Mrs Hannah Bruns visited her daughter and husband at Clear Lake for two weeks and returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Jack Griffen, Glenn, Henry Nerdig and two daughters were guests at a seven o clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs B W Mitchell in honor of Dorothy who departs for Newfield New Jersey to spend the summer with Geo Westergaard. The Iowa BY. P. A. assembly expresses gratitude for the opportunity to spend these days.
A closing note expresses thanks to the Christian fellowship for opening its doors to the convention. It praises Rev Gebauer Husmann Walkup Bernadt and other ministers, the State Society president, local committees and dining hosts, and contributors to special numbers and songs. Gratitude is extended to the local press and to God for the shared days and the friendship formed. Signed by Harley Feldick H Wede Harm Frie.
The piece argues that any peace must be negotiated and not dictated, noting Versailles as a failed model. It critiques Hitler and Nazi deception while urging the world to admit collective sins and prepare a moral reordering before seeking lasting peace. It emphasizes that future peace requires concessions and genuine dialogue, not domination.
A Christian Advocate contribution calls for a solemn vow to avoid repeating sins after disaster. It argues no peace backed by force can last and urges nations to admit wrongs, seek justice, and listen to grievances from all sides for genuine peace.
Iowa State Fair officials announced a national Tall Corn Contest for August 27 at Des Moines. The event offers 250 dollars in cash prizes with 12 ft 6 in stalks required and judged on height. first prize is 100 dollars, with prizes through 14th place. Don Radda of Washington, Iowa held last year’s top stalk at 19 ft 8 1/2 in.
Popular fishing becomes a growing pastime in Jones county with licenses sold at nearly double the amount of the same period in 1940. Also a fire safety note recounts a mistaken gasoline spill at Audubon Implement Store and promptly checked damage. Buffalo Center schools issue bids for bus routes for 1941 42 with terms per mile per month and deadline July 1 1941.
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