Jutting Dies After Long Illness At age 91
Jutting born August 9 1863 in Hardin county Iowa died October 18 after a stroke. He married Meldena Victor in 1895 and left children Maggie Hines Hilda Thompson Jake Johanna Wessel Abbe and Jerry plus grandchildren Virginia and Eugene Hines. Funeral at Red Church with Rev. Wim Everts in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym Juttings
Hardinty
Wessel
Gretia
Tutting
Meldena Y Victor
Har
Maggie Hines
Eldon
Mra
Hilda Thompson
Frost
Evota
Jake
Johanna
Abbe
Jerry
Virginia
Eugene Hines
Red Church
Wim. Everts
Graceland Lotery
Local Legion baseball schedule disrupted by postponement
The Britt based Local Legion team was to play HelSander at 7 8 but the game was postponed. They will now meet Britt Friday evening at 6 pm in the season opener here. Forest City hosts Monday night as the American Legion team aims to open their diamond schedule with a sharp start. Local updates report Sowers and others returning from absences as the team plans for a return to action within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Amerian Legion
Bagel
Oity
B G Students Rank High in Brain Derby
Buffalo Center high school reports statewide results from the Academic Contest. Virginia Dolmage placed second in the state among about 12 000 English Correctness entrants and earned a gold key from the University of Town president. Other Buffalo Center students posted varied rankings in Latin World History Physics English Correctness and English Literature with several in the top 20 positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Virginia Dolmage
University of Town
Jack Arkiwright
Mildred Datum
Mildred Dit
Ruth Murray
Lyle Patterson
Helen Pink
Etglish
Rollin Stelpmetz
Barbara Holland
Mitarea Daum
Princes Stindt
Margaret Thompson
Oldest and youngest pass Masonic tests in Wisconsin
A Cedar Rapids telegram reports three Winnebago county candidates for Masonic Instructor proficiency at the school all passed. Glen Thompson of Thompson, T A Wilson of Buffalo Center, and Harry Wescott of Lake Mills achieved the distinction, with Thompson the youngest Mason to date and Wilson the oldest at 74, nicknamed the “kid from Buffalo Center.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Grand Lodge
Winnebago County
Glen Thompson
Thompson
T. A. Wilson
Buffalo Center
Harry Wescott
Lake Mills
Bride Wellemeyer Marries Donald Bacon in June Ceremony
Miss Mothel Wellemeyer, longtime Buffalo Center teacher, wed Donald Bacon on Tuesday June 11 at the Wellemeyer home in Hlemme. The ceremony was led by Rev FW Ortimeyer of Estherville. The couple plans a Minneapolis wedding trip after a three course breakfast for about sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothel Wellemeyer
Buffalo Center School
Donald Bacon
Wellemeyer
Hlemme
Ethel Wellemeyer
Arthur Wellemeyer
Klemme
Mark Bacon
Titonka
FW. Ortimeyer
Methodist Church of
Estherville
Minneapolis
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during our beloved husband and father’s illness and death. Grateful also for the beautiful floral offerings and the services rendered by Mrs. Haym Jutting and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rondere
Haym
Thanking Friends for Hospital Care Note
Mrs Bertha Sohn expresses gratitude for flowers and other gifts received during hospital stay. She thanks the nurses for good care and says kindness will not be forgotten. D R Snell interior of his drug store repapered and redecorated, Bill Bowleg doing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurses
Bertha
Sohn
D, R, Snell
Bill Bowleg
Bancroft Chosen as Site for New CCG Camp Project
Bancroft is named one of 18 Iowa sites for new CCG camps to rise this summer. Bids open June 20 for 17 buildings, each 40 by 100 or 60 by 100 feet, with steel frames and bolted windows. Contractors from Council Bluffs, Minneapolis, Des Moines, and Milwaukee bid. anticipated cost at $15,000 to $20,000 and a 50 percent bid bond. Enos Kohnke seeks lumber and construction work, while 100 plus carpenters are expected and payroll could reach about $5,000 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Iowa
Bancroft Register
Enos Kohnke
Thompson Yards
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Shohnke
yeonTa Lave
GOC
Milford
Sunday School Picnic of Reformed Church Planned
The annual Sunday School picnic of the Reformed Church will be held in the grove at Ben B Brubns home on June 26. Plans mirror last year with enrollment tickets for senior classes redeemable for picnic purchases, a cash stand for others, free tickets for visitors under nine, and various games planned to ensure a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
Ben B. Brubns
Reformed Church
Slaughter Supplies Fall In Leading Hog Nations Forecast
Federal economists report prospects show decreased slaughter supplies in most important hog producing countries.
Cream buyers to grade cream under new Iowa law
Beginning July 5, cream bought by Torva creamerie will be graded under a state law. Grades include Sweet Cream, First, Second, and Unlawful Cream with penalties for unlawful material. Examinations and short courses run by state agriculture and dairy extension officials aim to reserve only licensed buyers for cream trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torva’ Creamerie
State Department of Agriculture
Dalry Extension Service
Iowa State College
M,. Mortensen
Towa State College
Towa
Daily Vacation Bible School Closes Friday
The Daily Vacation Bible School ends this week with a public demonstration of two weeks’ work at the public school building. Over 200 pupils participated. 78 will receive certificates and 19 diplomas. Parents and the public are urged to attend. a free-will offering will be received to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
Jay
Blue Earth Bandits to play here Sunday
The Blue Earth Bandits, a semi pro team from southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, managed by Sheriff W A Matthies, will meet the reorganized Buffalo Center club here on Sunday June 23 at 2 46 p m. The Bandits have defeated Bricelyn Wells Rake and Garner and expect a stiff contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Harth Bandits
Minnesota
Iowa
Sheriff W. A Matthies
Pabibault County
Blue Farth
Buffalo
Blue Worth Bandits
Bricelyn
Wells
Rake
Garner
Pepin
Thompson
Celebrate 59th birthday at Hol Yahnke home
Hol Yahnke was honored at his home on Sunday for his 59th birthday. Family and friends from Bricelyn Ledyard Stuart Thompson Graettinger and surrounding areas attended a picnic on the shaded lawn. An ornate cake was shared as each guest made a birthday wish and gave gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Missorelym
Grandma
Cam‘exon
Graettinger
Yahnke
Dimbergs Prepare Farm Family Trip to New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Joe Dimberg Limberg and Mike Eilppen plan a two week trip to Stivat City New Mexico to visit Alppens daughter Mrs Aa Heng land. They will tour as they travel and stop at points of interest returning home around July fourth. Friends wish them an enjoyable vacation from farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe “Dimberg
Aerude
Limberg
Mike
Eilppen
Stivat
New. Mexico
Alppen
Aa. Hengland
Alvave
Serious auto accident near Buffalo Center injures three youths
A Sunday dawn crash north of Buffalo Center left Orvie Ryg seriously injured and unconscious at Dolmage hospital while Melvin Probest and Herman Johnson, both badly bruised, faced intoxication charges. Probest, driving the open car, was jailed in Forest City awaiting grand jury action. Ryg under doctor care at home in Rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
Rake
Roy Pomery
Lakota
Oys
Orvie Ryg
Melvin Probest
Herman Johnson
Dolmage Hospital
Ryg
Hake
Russ
Probest
Porest City
Cline Hit by Auto Driven by Harvey Harms
Wednesday afternoon at about one o clock Hugh Cline was struck while walking west between Dr Mel s office and City Hall by a car driven by Harvey Harms. He was dragged a short distance, received treatment at Dr Hiel s office, and was found to be badly bruised and skinned with possible internal injuries. his friends wish for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingh Cline
Dr. Mel
Harvey Harms
Cline
Gene
Will Open Liquor Store in Lake Mills
A new liquor store will open in Lake Mills after a 10 year lease was issued for space in the Norm Mathinson building at Dake Mills. The store, named Mauer, is set to open July 1st in the west division of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mills
Stare Liquor Ecommission Agenta
West
Norm Mathinson
Dake Mills
Mauer
Bancroft Men Arrested For Intoxication Appearance Trial
Bancroft men were arrested last Saturday on intoxication charges and bonded for appearance Monday. They failed to appear, and the bond was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Soaa
Johnnson
Bancroft
Tela
Skelgas Demonstrator Visits Local Area
Skelgas demonstration car toured town Tuesday afternoon en route to Garner. Local dealer Mr Elman says the car will return in a few days to perform another demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelgas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Father
Dades
Away
Hu Toskanp
Whcirud John
Grace
Annie Smid
Abba
Andy
Eshter Johann
Myr
Mas
J. A. Jansen
O. Willemsen
Dick Behrends
Sung George
George Ken
Crystal Lake
Hi Tamping
Mag. Lewis Olson
WSO
Eugene
Virginia It Don
Ftion
Lee
Diay
Letitty
Sowers
WRB
Weelly Town
Olty
B. G
Brain Derby
Reformed
Business Men of
U Amusement
Lsuré
Jefer
Daily Vacation Bible School
Blue Earth Bandits
Bisons
Rons
Thompson Club
Ray Bhan
Goodshape
Thompson Boys
Wessels
Harkness
Elman
Carman
Evertt Larson
Ben Gerdes
Curly Kopp
Lawrence Costivan
Harry Matson
Carl Breckunited
Blue
New Mexico
Grand Jury
Hugh Cline