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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
5
Obscure notice outlines funeral arrangements for Mrs Ord iGtinti dher Hiren and family. It mentions a Tuesday evening service, a Thursday afternoon funeral at the Congregation d' chisre Moore, and references to a past energetic career at jp Center's best known. Further details are unclear.
A June 16 gathering at Belmond Park brought M Mrs Melmann Sioux City and many relatives from St Anthony Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Fifty seven were present with forty grandchildren. Attendees shared baskets and dinner as they visited with cousins and kin.
Ellis tent meetings draw crowds as district churches organize nightly sermons and singing. Delegations visit neighboring spots for a community picnic and revival efforts. residents vote and participate in the revival campaign across the area.
A notice from the local press reports the death of Nettye on yesterday caused by unclear factors. Authorities have not released full details, and the community awaits official statements from FPunovdd go ity Y Eins.
A damaged OCR reading reports a local farmer notice about tenants near a stated plot. It mentions weeds, a need to act, and implies enforcement or rules from an authority. Names and specific places are unreadable.
Titonka Indians drop a 9 to 4 decision to DeHorn Buffaloes as Buffalo Center center fielder Brooks and Gehrig plus Raith shine on the mound. Becker leads the batting with 500 average, while Elmore eyes a pivotal rematch next Sunday to seal the half. Buffalo Center boosts its 87-hit, 56-run total through season play.
Three candidates enter the field for Forest City postmaster as the term nears expiry next spring. C B Gunder announces his candidacy and pushes for support. Prewitt seeks reappointment with substantial backing. Oregon County figure Oyster has hinted at a possible bid, with others rumored to consider. Summit.
A fragmentary note highlights a 107 year old woman expected to live until August while a 80 year old man, Henry Knege, enjoys visits in the forest. The piece suggests Carroll of Bin etl has notable longevity and mobility for advanced age, with sparse commentary on others.
Change in the corps of teachers for next year at the high school and grades is announced. Ten new faces will greet students at the high school, including CO. A. Pease as superintendent and Miss Johansen in commercial. Five familiar names will remain. Several departing teachers move to other towns such as Solon, Pocahontas, Spirit Lake, and Newton.
Airmail style launch planned by Le Graves Co and Tasonity Manufacturers to deliver goods by Eagle Rock Plane on Saturday June 22. John L Graves will ride as president aboard with pilot Atchle Peter Son guiding a drop over Buffalo Center to a store front. Merchandise lands via parachute for Pritchard Winter store. Linden offers further items for delivery in coming years.
A state medical bulletin notes a new snake bite serum may curb venom fear, with a rattlesnake case in Bedford showing progress. The serum, delivered by air from Philadelphia, has been in use since 1927 and is promoted as a notable medical development.
Bayside Amusement Park in Clear Lake Iowa announces a large Independence Day event with a night water fireworks display and a full day of races a big ball game bands concerts and gun concessions. Next Sunday June 28 Musical Brooks performs on the outdoor stage and Cedar Malls plays the Bayside Cubs at 3 pm.
The library received several fresh books including Love Readers and Adventures of the Seven Key of the Canon Club, A Lantern in Her Hand, Victorious, Two of the Literary Gud books, and On The Botton for May and Little Cuesax for June. Magazines for the year include Trantor Home, Amertega Boy, Pathfinder, Nature, Red Grass Coursepand, and Good Housekeeping, with additional donations to the library.
Notice announces bids to lay and replace telephone wire up to twenty five miles or more and roll up existing wire. Bids received per mile with details available from the President or Secretary. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Beaver Telephone Company. Lubben President H. Au Nerdig Secretary.
Kossuth County fair association in Hobag outlines a spectacular Fourth of July show at the fair grounds at the northern end of the state. Acts include the Alexanders tumbling and iron jaw, Ebenezer mule candle act, Clift Curran touring the country, a big two tent setup, a grand stand attraction, and the Tennessee Jubilee Singers and instrumentalists. The event features a large dance at the Floral Halt Pavillion and a diverse program aimed at pleasing both children and adults.
A church group from Eh Le EH held a Friday night party at City Hall hosted by Aldore Glass. The program featured scripture reading, prayers, multiple musical and devotional acts, and a social hour led by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Lohrbach before refreshments. The Altisva class plans the next gathering in July at the Horgchet Hopkinson home.
A new Realistic Wave method promises a softer smoother natural look by winding hair from ends toward the scalp. The Gunderson Beauty Shoppe in Lake Mills Iowa advertises appointments by phone number 60 with a 10-2 schedule.
Must sell piano with small balance due. Piano of a well known make must be sold at a low price. For price location and viewing write Brown Mercantile Company Estherville Iowa.
A reunion at the Dorenbush home brought together John Dorenbush and eight surviving children with their spouses and families for the first time in fourteen years. Guests from nearby towns attended a noon picnic dinner and many relatives shared in the gathering.
Funeral services for George Fenner 78 died at his Thompson area home after a paralytic stroke. The service was held at the local Reformed church with Rev Belden Weikel officiating. Burial followed at Rogers Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Emma and seven children including Henry Binil Arthur Crystal Lake and William Rudolyn plus one daughter Mrs Emma Winner.
The Befiey Church in Sioux City territory marks fifty years with a semi centennial celebration. A large attendance from relatives and friends unites for a fine program, but heavy rain disrupts events and damages crops. The Algona Sub-District plans a pro gram in Buffalo Center on June 24 with a big banquet at 5 o clock. About 150 to 200 men are expected. all welcome to discuss Methodist work. Preaching June 28 at 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM by Pastor C. Hoon.
Anconag Reda and Mocks Baby Chicka White Leghorns listed with prices 98.50 per 2000 and other breeds at 80.00 per 1000. Houston Hatching and Yona VanGerp en promote ordering books and eggs.
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