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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
6
Dr and Mrs Cook will return soon to India after prior missionary service. Cook will speak at both the Morning and Evening services at First Baptist next Sunday. Mrs Cook formerly Siemens is a Buffalo Center girl and will accompany him on this speaking engagement.
Forty people attended a varied music recital Friday evening at the Norma Jones home on June 11. The program featured piano solos and duets, accordion pieces, vibra harp and marimba selections, plus minilet duets and vibra harp combinations. Performers included Marvel Ann Jones, Carel Alm, Donna and Lowell Lande, Gerene Meyering, Rus sell Meyering, Linda Larson, Judy and Wanda Hovland, June Nelson, Barbara Satire, Priscilla and Mickey Miller, Darel Kramer, Shirley Hassebrock, Shirley Abels, and Alma Jean Shorten haus.
A lively plea about dairy and coffee culture in America urging more milk consumption. The text argues local dairy surplus is nutritious and pure, criticizing high import coffee and tea prices while proposing bigger butter pats and milk with meals.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Julius and numerous relatives gathered Sunday at the home of their parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Potter Sr near Forest City. Wessel and Marvin Hassebroek visited George Iowa Tuesday. Donald Hanson left Sunday for a two week visit with cousin Jimmie Johnson near Ledyard.
Lincoln Township Homemaker group gathered June 18 at Helen Wingert’s home with Han nah Kettwick co hosting. Nine teen members answered roll call as Mona Julling served as secretary in Margery Tish’s absence. A postage bill for voting information was presented. Plans for a family picnic at Estherville were discussed. Ruth Edwards shared a Greece letter about received clothing sent by the club. Overseas pen pals Ruth Edwards and Mona Justing. Charlene Hertzke reported on Scotland. Elaine Lundberg played piano selections with Jerome Kern pieces and Ona Sloper oversaw entertainment.
Local residents report several moves in progress and completed. Willis Murray and family relocate from Bowen’s to the Balvance house, Eddie Langhus and two sons vacate. Jim Gibson and family buy and move into their new home, Hermie Steinberg moves into Gibson house, Krueger family relocates to Fairmont, Minnesota, John Lande rents Krueger house, Alexander family moves into Clarence Anderson house, Don Senne returns to Iowa City after two weeks with parental home, Norm Lysne visits Mason City, Stephen Wehner from Park Ridge accompanies the visit, Fred Korte and Frank Reesa Britt visit Arendsons in Fort Dodge, Harold Geerdes and A Loy visit Donald Holbau, Swalve couple travel to St Paul for wedding, Talent show planned by Mission Guild on Wednesday evening July 30.
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