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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
7
A flurry of visits fills the week as Robert Sapp of Minneapolis visits his parents, Stella Olson attends a State Curriculum meeting in Sioux City, and Stella, Wanda Winter, and Jithode return to Cedar state homes. Local families host guests from Frost, Mason City, Sioux City, and California while weekend dinners, birthdays, and picnics celebrate kinships. John and Jerry's promotes fans and Shellane appliances for kitchens and cooling.
Bristow residents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hansen stayed with George Hansen. Thompson visitors Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bennett and daughter dined with Wm Kiewier. San Diego visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Broers and Tommy called on J. C. Burma. Can ada fishing trip planned for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Honken and Herman Weaver family. Algona visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jo Downey with children stayed with H. W. Harms, children visiting grandparents during parents’ vacation. Abbe Winter and Gary Sloper family were guests of Henry Sloper in Gary South Dakota for 65th anniversary. Oceanside residents S-Sgt. Earl Carpenter and Carolyn visited Sam Weaver before moving to Norfolk Connecticut to see Earl’s parents. Try a Tribune Want Ad for results.
Miss Maxine Aukes and Leonard Harms were married in a 5 p.m. ceremony Thursday June 17, 1948 at the Little Brown Church near Nashua. Rev. F L Hanscom officiated with Nuptial music by Mrs Hanscom. They will reside in Mason City where Harms works at the brick and tile plant.
Mr and Mrs E E Sapp were weekend guests in the home of their daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs D Diggs of Iowa City.
For your Farm Liability and Tractor Insurance, call or see Bernie F. Steinberg at Conner's Barber Shop in Buffalo Center.
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