Services At Our Churches Sunday Schedule
Worship service at 9 30 am on Sunday June 26 led by Pastor Philip Hansen of Rake officiating. One service is planned at each church location.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
3
Worship service at 9 30 am on Sunday June 26 led by Pastor Philip Hansen of Rake officiating. One service is planned at each church location.
The Congregational Church led by Rev. John D. Engels lists Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:00 with a sermon and choir, Evening service at 8:00, and a church and Sunday School picnic set for Thursday June 23 at Onfio Frerichs farm near Buffalo Center. Dinner at noon. mothers bring sweetened lemon juice. ice cream provided by Sunday School. Choir rehearsal Thursday 7:30. Pastor away next week for Junior Camp at Iowa Great Lakes Youth Bible Camp near West Lake Okoboji.
First Baptist Church announces guest speaker Missionary Hooper tonight at 7 p m. Bible School at 9 45 morning service at 10 50 with How the Church Began at 7 30 p m. calendar lists Church Board June 27, Bible Club June 29, and Business Meeting June 30. Other churches include Methodists and Presbyterians with Sunday School and worship times. Simon Fred Wenger, Pastor.
Mrs Bgesdal and Mrs Bruhns hosted a gathering for former classmates at the Bruhns home on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Miss Ethel Husome of California and several locals. Dennis Gibson returned from New York City to visit family and attend his sister Neema’s wedding. Tribune notes church services with Rev Lenard Vriesen and morning worship schedules.
Katherine Splitt born Katherine Hendricks in 1871 Red Bud, Illinois, died June 14 1955 at daughter Hannah Quamn’s Armstrong home after a heart condition. Survivors include six children Till Miller Glenville Emil Splitt Freda Ziegler and John Splitt eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Harriet Mardelle Wentworth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wentworth, will wed Rollin W Branstad of Leland Iowa. The couple plans a August 7 ceremony. Wentworth received a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics education from Iowa State College on June 10.
Rev and Mrs L G Mathre of Bethlehem Lutheran church travel from Forest City by chartered bus with Luther Leaguers Gregory Harmon and George Jensvold. They will attend the International Young People's Lutheran League Convention in San Francisco, starting Wednesday and running through Sunday.
Donald Adams 22 brother of Bob Adams perished when an oil stove explosion started a fire at his father's Burlington home last Thursday morning June 16 around 2 o'clock. Firemen found Donald badly burned on a cot after controlling the blaze. He had just visited his father John Adams, having stayed with his brother Bob before leaving last week. Attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Bob Adams who traveled from here with others to Burlington and Des Moines.
The Brownies schedule a marshmallow roast for Tuesday afternoon June 28 at 2 30. Each girl to bring a fork or stick for roasting and a penny to observe birthdays at weekly meetings. They plan to start a Brownie Band with toy drums horns and other pretend instruments and have added member Di Jana Wirtjes.
Eleven year old Bradley Larson, son of Mr and Mrs Swen Lavison, left Mason City Park Hospital Friday after surgery for a broken nose suffered when struck by a batted ball the prior Sunday. He had been hospitalized several days last week and returned home Friday.
Donald Potter AA arrives on leave at his parents home after a 12 day pass from Jacksonville Florida and will report to Oceana Virginia on July 3. John Folkerts travels to Alexander South Dakota for a month long farm visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Harm Frey.
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