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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
5
A question and answer feature from the Buffalo Center Tribune outlines authoritative local guidance. The item notes cooperation between the Tows cine ASA Committee and the Winnebago County Committee to present verified information to readers.
The Ever Normal Granary under the 1938 AAA stores extra reserves to stabilize markets, prevent gluts, and safeguard loans. Quotas require a two thirds farmer vote, aiming to align farm output with consumer income and purchasing power, not merely supply.
A party of fishermen departed early Thursday for Lake Kabetogama in Minnesota to stay about a week. Participants include Mike Erman, Joe Larson, Ben Stein, Harold Larson, Ted Weaver, Hy Wessels, and Bud Elwood.
A joint Winnebago county meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in the Legion room at Lake Mills next Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. The program features talks by Winnebago county boys who attended the Hawkeye Boys State encampment at Camp Dodge last week. The Lake Mills Auxiliary Unit will serve a 15 cent lunch.
An afternoon county meeting of the Auxiliary will be held at Rake on Friday June 24 at 2 00 p m with the annual meeting and election of officers. Large delegations from each unit are expected to attend.
Several family reunions were held around the area last week. The Gilbert family gathered at the A. M. Gilbert farm southeast of here Sunday with about thirty attending and a fine dinner served. The Milbrandt reunion met Tuesday at Spring Park in Osage with over 75 people, including local Milbrandt families. The Parks-Steinmetz reunion occurred Sunday in Eldora with about 70 attendees, featuring R. T. Steinmetz and family among locals. The Yahnke gathering took place in Wells, Minnesota, with over 100 relatives. local attendees included Ed Yahnke and Evelyn, Alfred Yahnke and children, and Fred Yahnke with Lois and LeRoy Fisk.
Winnebago County Hardware Dealers Association held a seven o'clock dinner at Hotel Buffalo Tuesday. Members from Thompson Rake Lake Mills Forest City Bancroft Lakota and Woden attended. Phil Jacobson Mason City state secretary of the Iowa Hardware Dealers Association delivered an engaging talk.
Band concert program lists selections including North Iowa Band Festival pieces and Sousa Washington Post. Band Mothers will serve ice cream and cake at the park.лись
The Bisons beat the Estherville Eagles 5 to 4 after breaking a 4 4 tie in the ninth inning. Lefty Matson pitched strongly, yielding seven hits and ten strikeouts as the team seeks a fourth consecutive win against the Fenton Tigers.
Wallace Hayward of Chicago admitted for minor operation. Wanda Quam of Rake admitted for major operation. Edwin Jensen of Britt admitted for major operation. A son Bruce Hunter born to Rev and Mrs D H Farrington on June 17. Louise Thaves of Lakota admitted for major operation. Mrs Melvin Abas dismissed after treatment. Ruth Edwards dismissed after major operation. Mrs Olin Larson and baby daughter dismissed. Mrs Dick VanHorn dismissed after treatment on June 15. Let a Coleman Gas Iron do your next ironing. John and Jerry demonstrate.
Dudley Weible secretary of the Winnebago County Safety Council announces the annual meeting called by George Eaton president to be held in the Thompson High School Auditorium Thursday evening June 23 1988 at 8 00 o clock. Reports including the treasurer's report will be given and the Thompson Band will provide music plus Highway Patrolmen will present moving pictures. All interested in safety should attend.
Last Sunday morning Dr. Paul Krueger, grandson of Mr. Tilner, and his wife with their two sons visited Grandfather Tilner and great grandfather Tilner. Dr. Krueger, a chemistry teacher from St. Louis, was en route to Madison to see his parents, E F Krueger and family, formerly Sioux Falls College officials. Tilner invited them to return soon.
Dorothy Ostrander, Buffalo township, elected state president of the 4-H girls clubs at Ames Winnebago county with Pearl Elaine Hass as vice president Jean Rutledge secretary and Elnora Illian historian. She was active in local county and state 4-H work and named for other honors including a chorus placement and county president during the convention. The next county 4-H event is girls camp at Clear Lake June 30 to July 2.
Mrs Tye DeGroot was named president of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit at Nora Springs at a recent meeting. She was formerly Miss Mable Tutton of this place.
Three defendants pleaded guilty before Judge H. G. Graven in Forest City Saturday. Baxter Boulware of Madison Missouri drew a sentence not to exceed ten years for uttering a forged check cashed June 2 at Martin Anfinson restaurant after leaving the county and being returned from Missouri. Palmer Olson of Blue Earth Minnesota and Gilman Linde of Leland admitted DUI and received ninety days in jail each. Sheriff Johnston credited his plea bargaining with saving county trial costs.
A district tour to visit Iowa State College and the Experiment Station will be held Friday June 24. The agronomy farm Dairy cattle and other livestock departments will be shown with explanations by department heads. A Home Economics division tour for women will visit the Home Economics building laboratories and related facilities. Meet at Morrill Hall campus at 10 am.
County Agent Clark Mechem warns codling moths threaten Winnebago County apples. A third cover spray before June 25 controls the first brood and prevents second brood damage. Apple scab varies by spraying. foliage should be treated about every 10 days where present.
Barnyard Ballads a poetry volume by Ray Murray just printed and offered to the public at 1.50 a copy. Bound in blue and red cloth with gold stamping, it contains 100 of Murray's first poems. Write to Des Moines to secure a copy direct from Mr. Murray.
Local ad offering gravel delivery near Buffalo Center at 35 cents per yard by Dick Feldick. Quick concrete for lanes and driveways with direct delivery service.
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