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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
1
County Extension Director Richard W. Anderson warns about dangers of aerosol cans and misused fuels during summer. Tips cover avoiding fires, not puncturing cans, keeping sprays away from eyes, and proper disposal. Also cautions about outdoor grills and lighter fluid risks before next question on Connie Mack's Athletics tenure.
At Veterans Auditorium Des Moines the Iowa Democrats ratified a new constitution endorsing candidates. E B Smith of Ames defeated Gary Cameron of Fairfield for the party endorsement to run against Republican Jack Miller with 2171 to 758 in a key vote.
At the Des Moines convention delegates faced pressure to back GOP candidates or risk losing influence. Hawkins urged decisive endorsements, while new format changes and a Q and A session with gubernatorial hopefuls Beck Murray and Peters could spark more platform amendments. The press and welfare topics also dominated discussions as state officials urged fair reporting and broader aid for ADC families.
Buffalo Boosterettes met June 11 at Debra and Kathy Nerdig's home and planned an Achievement Show for June 30 with a style show of outfits. Talks covered skirt alterations, fasteners, and zipper installation led by Rosemary Herrings, Becky James, and Joan Smith. Hosts were Mrs Harvey Nerdig and her daughters. Reporter Joan Smith.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that drainage assessments in Lateral 8 of Drainage District 3-11 are illegal and void. The decision followed a 1964 decree and involved landowners in Winnnebago and Kossuth counties who disputed 71.5 percent cost levies after a 1962 repair. The ruling enjoins the counties from collecting the disputed assessments and reflects the protracted litigation and hearings led by Judge John F. Stone.
Tribune notes from June 22 1956 highlight Buffalo Center Tribune’s national typography award at the N E A convention in Louisville plus a prior General Excellence win. Pvt Richard Bosma to serve in the 8th Infantry ceremonial unit in Washington and guard duties at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. George Westergaard Mrs Knuteson sail Queen Mary for 30 days in Europe. Also mentions Scott Whitney Shows in Buffalo Center and local political delegates and county party conventions.
Forty years ago on a June weekend two cars driven by Elizabeth Janse of LaVerne and a Ford owned by Herman and Albert Kosma collided. Mae Slaba rode with Janse. all were badly cut or bruised. Two weddings occurred: Maybelle Krosch wed Emil Fredericks at Baptist Church and Isabel Flynn married Fredrick Gordon in Flint, Michigan at St Patrick's Catholic.
A week of births includes a son to Mr and Mrs Sander Stenersen and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ben Rippentrop. Mrs A M Helin attended her granddaughter Joyce Marie Helin's baptism at St Marys Catholic Church Sunday afternoon with sponsors Mr and Mrs James Otis of Forest City. The Helin family hosted dinner for guests at John Helin home.
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