Nighthawks to Play Here Sunday at 2:45 pm
Nighthawks, semi pro stars, travel to Buffalo Center to face Bisons at 2:45 p m Sunday. The lineup features Des Moines tryouts and a Scot-lander Shuey to start on the mound in a bid to draw a large local crowd. Weather could affect the outcome as a prior rainout spared Rake’s gate.
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Nighthawks
Opynffalo
Bisons
Iowa
Cornvith
Nighthawk
Desoines
Uethyes
Puuy
Corwich
Scot-Lander
Shuey
Des Moines
Puis
Juniors Win One and Lose One Ahead of Armstrong Game
Buffalo Center American Legion Junior baseball team split their week, beating Mills 5 4 in extra innings and losing to Burt 14 8. Regulars out weakened the lineup. Burt’s juniors strong. Today the team travels to Armstrong to face the diminutive squad at 1 p.m.
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Armstrong
Buffalo Center
American Legion
Ake Mills Club
Burt
B. C
Jools
Jonior
Lotrhean
Amstrong
Diimior
Novlork
Nephew Died After Pneumonia at Whittemore Hospital
Andy Wallace mourns the death of his nephew Leo Wallaee 22, who died Thursday at Whittemore hospital after a pneumonia illness dating back to May. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace of Vent y, he leaves six brothers including Clifford who resided with their uncle in Buffalo Center. Funeral held Saturday with large attendance in Fenton as Mr and Mrs Andy Wallace attended.
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Andy Wallace
Leo Wallaee
Whittemore Hospital
John Wallace
Venty
Clifford
Buffalo Center
Fenton
Our City
Glovel and Six Receives National Recognition in Cleveland
The lorat W.G. 10., met Tuesday June 12 at Mrs Elizabeth Murray's courtesy home. Mrs Andrews reported six new Weathers enabling her to be called Gloveland Six and to receive sporty recognition at the National Convention in Cleveland. Mrs Murray assisted by Mays Earl Murrau and Mrs Frank Murray organized the event.
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Lorat W.G
Courtey
Elizabeth Murray
Andrews
Cleveland
Mumray
Mays
Earl Murrau
Frank Murray
Sctyva Delloidas Iuneh
Call for CCC Men in Win County Applications Open
Awaiting call within Wisztint for CCC applicants. Chairman Maupson of the Nisoney Tellet Committee in Win- UCN County requests men aged 25 to apply. Emergency relief units in Forest City coordinate with local officials.
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Awail
Wistint
Hoy ‘Maupson
Nisoney Tellet Committee
Win- Ucn
Stems Ag
Wist Geisler
Forest City
Willow Rustic Chairs Show In Town By Norton and Workers
Willow rustic chairs attract attention as Wainy Norton and Witte workmen display wooden lawn chairs for sale. Prices are posted and buyers are urged to visit in town, with the exhibit set to stay a few more days.
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Wainy Norton
Witte
Vy Toetst Park
Viey Teuve Town
Henry
Vacation Bible School Program Friday Night
The two weeks session of the Vacation Bible School sponsored by Congregational Reform and Methodist churches will close on Friday June 22. A demonstration of the work will be at eight o'clock at the school house. Public invited to attend. The program lists call to worship scripture reading prayers demonstrations songs and memory work led by various department superintendents and teachers with Rev. Howe and Rev. Boomgarden leading Benediction.
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Evelyn Behrends
Everts
Ada Berryhill
Jesus
Stella Jurgens
Roll Gall
Elsie DeVries
Sunt
Naomi Shortenheis
Ruth Bond
Paul
Howe
Boomgarden
Lutheran Church Notes and Picnic Change
Sunday services are canceled due to the annual Sunday School picnic at the Toe Larson home. Schedule includes Sunday School 9:30 AM and Morning Worship 10:30 AM. Junior and Senior OC Be at 7:15 PM. Evening Worship at 7:00 PM. choir practice Thursday at 8 PM. Vacation Bible School program Friday at 8 PM at the high school. Parents and friends are invited.
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Toe Larson
Reformed Church Plans June Picnic at Local Grove
The Reformed Church led by Pastor William Everts holds a Sunday School picnic planned for June 27 in the grove at Mike Hippen’s home. Those needing a ride to the grounds should gather at the church at 10 00 AM for carpool transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hippen
Ceee
Genesis
Young People’s League
Methodist Church Notes and Events Summary
Albert A. Howe, pastor, notes daily Vacation Demonstration at Hoffalo Center school auditorium Friday evening. Epworth League Convention delegates from Buffalo Center include Minnie Liveren, Ruth DeVries, Edith Howe, and the pastor. Theme is The Story of Di. Ladies Aid entertained at Church Social Rooms Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. A Anderson and Mrs. Bob DeVries hosting. Note emphasizes forgiveness and faithfulness.
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Hoffalo Center
Ancre
Epworth League
Gorwith
Minnie Liveren
Ruth DeVries
Edith Howe
Buffalo Center
C. A Anderson
Bob DeVries
Avid
Jonathan
Sterling and Wisconsin Woman Wed in Madison Home
On June 12 1934 at 11 oclock in Madison Wisconsin 3B D Sterling a local retired businessman married Mrs Matie Jewison of Madison. The ceremony was at the bride s sister s home with a few relatives present and a wedding dinner followed. The couple plans to reside at the Sterling home after touring here.
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Madison
Wisconsin
D. Sterling
Matie Jewison
Otto Anderson
Anderson
Buffalo Center
Sterling
Mr. Sterling
May results in Winnebago Cow Testing Association
The May report lists top five herds led by Walter Miller and Geo A Kilen with butterfat averages from 50.3 to 34.1 and profits above feed cost from 8.41 to 5.38. Among 27 member herds, 20 Holsteins, 1 Guernsey, 1 Brown Swiss, and 5 Shorthorn, 454 cows tested, 48 dry. Distribution of butterfat yields shows several in 40–50, 50–60, and higher ranges. 24 herds fed silage, 25 turned to pasture, 11 used 2 protein concentrate. Two separators failed, costing owners $2,060, later corrected. Also notes Miss Uelen Awe’s Monday return from five weeks with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wilson at Buxholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
J. B. Knudtson
Bergland & Yamtvedt
Guernsey
County Legion Meeting Here Thursday June 28
Winnebago Post No 21 and the local Auxiliary Unit invite county Posts and Auxiliaries to meet here Thursday evening June 28 at 3 oclock. State Commander Leo T Custer is expected as principal speaker. Joe Graham Forest City County Commander leads program with songs readings talks and a lunch served by the Auxiliary Unit.
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Winnebago
Leo T. Custer
The
American Legion
Joe Graham
Forest City
Louis Glorfeld
Wilma Glorfeld
Underkoffler
Harley Feldick
Ray Murray
Levernse Vy
I. Dolliver
Dist
Spenaker
J. Duster
Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Meeting Features Club Program
Buffalo Township Farm Bureau met June 10 at the Herschel Thompson home with LH girls in charge. The program included songs by the Club, a welcome address to Berrybul as Club President, poems and readings by Loretta Mitchell Ruth Larson and Margaret Thompson, a Greenin Bal Game by club girls, and talks on appreciation of a country home. Myr. Mechem attended and spoke.
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Buffalo Township Farm Bureau
Herschel Thompson
Farm Bureau Spirit
With Berrybul
Loretta Mitchell
Ruth Larson
Margaret Thompson
Marian Berryhill
Miss VanderKeam
Susanna
Jewish Missionary to Speak at Baptist Church Tonight
Reverend Emil Gruen of the Jewish Missionary Society in Philadelphia will address a Baptist church Thursday at 8 o'clock. He is warmly invited to attend by the organizers and local congregants.
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Emil Gruen
Philadelphia
Penn
Baptist Church
Baily
Adia tablets claim stomach relief with money back guarantee
Snell's Pharmacy promotes Adia tablets claiming stomach pains vanish and appetite returns after use. The ad quotes a user named Emil who reports improvement and encourages trying the product with a money back guarantee.
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Emil
Snell's
Winnebago County Farm Bureau Picnic Draws Large Crowd
A large audience gathered Wednesday at the county home grounds near Jror est City for the Winnebago County Farm Bureau picnic. Morning contests crowned winners in 4-H and association divisions, with Walter Miller and Roger Sabin among top finishers. The afternoon program featured speeches by H G C Aaberg, reviews of agricultural history, music by local groups, and remarks on 4-H and the North Town fair from Fred G. Mitchell of Mason City.
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Winnebago
Wels Rogneaugh
Thompson
Ord Curtis
Buffalo Center
Garmon Helvick
Forest City
Warren Wilson
Belmourne Bye
Searville
Roger Sabin
Selmer Bye
Scarville
H. A. Frowick
Miller
Grove
Hiram Miller
Leland
County Farm Bureau
Lake Mills
A. B. Myhr
Marlin Brackey
Mount Valley Township
Wohliam Solyst
Oliver Tweeten
Ilmer Juhl
Albert Barg
Wilhelm Olson
Milo Hansay
Peter Winterton
H. G C. Aaberg
Winnebago County
Iowa
Mitchell
Erling Adams
Francis Berhow
4-H
Clark Mechem
Fred G. Mitchell
Mason City
Achievement Day at Thompson Turnout Draws County Home Projects
The Winnebago county home project groups host Achievement Day Friday June 22 in the new Thompson high school gym. Exhibits by township groups cover five lessons in home management with a program featuring music plays dramatizations and recreation. The event demonstrates benefits of home study, social contacts, better homes and stronger communities, inviting all interested residents.
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Winnebago County
Thompson
Tornado Hits Farms Near Rake South of Town
A tornado struck the Hanson farm, a mile and a half south of Rake, around 11:80 Tuesday night. The windmill toppled and the barn shifted four inches off its foundation. It also damaged the Peter Christiansen farm with a large barn destroyed. calves remained unharmed. A small barn on the Borthea Grave farm near Rake was blown down as light rain fell.
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Rake
IL Hanson
Peter Christiansen
Borthea Grave
Buffalo Day Set For August 9 At Buffalo Center
At a Buffalo Center Business Men's Club meeting at the Commercial Hotel the date for Buffalo Day was moved to Thursday August 9 from September. Committees will be formed, advertising prepared, and attractions booked to ensure one of the town's best celebrations. Citizens from Buffalo and surrounding areas are urged to attend.
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Buffalo Center Business Men's Cuty
Commercial
Buffalo
Buffalo Center
Missionfest at Reformed Church draws large crowds
The annual Missionfest last week saw sunshine after rain and full churches, with Rev. J. M. DeVries of Sibley Iowa and Prof. F. Bosch of Central College as speakers. Mission offerings totaled 279 dollars, and praise for the ladies’ floral displays and meals.
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the Reformed Church
J. M. DeVries
Sibley
Iowa
F. Bosch
Central College
Ray Murray to Speak in Forest City Thursday
Ray Murray and State Treasurer Wegman will be in Forest City Thursday evening, June 201st, speaking at 8 o clock on the hog corn program. Murray just returned from Washington where he attended a meeting to speed up payments on hog corn contracts. All interested should attend to hear updates on contract payments.
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Ray Murray
Wegman
Forest City
Murray
Washington, D. C
Veterinary graduate leaves for Lansing practice
Harry Finlayson, son of Mr and Mrs G G Finlayson, recently graduated June 11 from Iowa State College with a veterinary degree. He departed Tuesday for Lansing Iowa to start practice after visiting family here. Buffalo Center friends wish him success.
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Harry Finlayson
G. G. Finlayson
John
Wilbur
Harry
Yowa State College
Lansing
Towa
Allamakee County
Buffalo Center
Killed at Atchison Kansas auto crash claims 28 year old
The Geo Dohlman family received a telegram Tuesday stating that Mrs Dehlman s and Mrs Ted Jordal s brother in law Henry Bruce had been killed in an auto accident at Atchison Kansas no further particulars The Dehlmans and Mrs Jordal and baby left Wednesday morning for Kansas for the funeral The unfortunate young man was 28 and had been married nine months His widow, sister of the Dohlman and Jordal families, survives.
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Geo. Dohlman
Dehlman
Ted Jordals
Henry Bruce
Atchison
Kansas
Dehlmans
Jordal
Baby
Hospital Notes and Local Event Highlights
Mrs Clarence Pitcher of Easton Miaona was dismissed after a major operation. Mrs J A Barger of Lakota was discharged after treatment. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bred Schroeder of Lakota on Tuesday. A daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pink was admitted for a major operation. An apron sale and 15 cent hot ham will be offered by the Altar Society of St Patrick's Church at City Hall on Wednesday June 27.
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Altar Society of
St. Patrick’s Church
City Hall
Clarence Pitcher
Easton
Miaona
J. A. Barger
Lakota
Mus. Bred Schroeder
A. M.oss Welen Pink
John Pink
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Loval Park
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CCC
Lutheran Church
T. H. Benson
Congregational Church
William BR. Everts
Methodist Church
Albert A. Howe
Lands Sake
Teter
Uelen Awe
Buxholm
L. J. Wil- Wilson
County Legion
Farm Bureau
Bounty F. B. Pickic
Walter Miller
Vornado
Naptha
Community Oil Co
Atchison, Kansas
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