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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

4

Local notes recount visits across Algona area

Miss Mary Elaine Smith and her grandmother visit Algona family. Donald Kiewicz visits Burt at grandparents. Walter Scott family and friends attend quilting at Buffalo Center. Many relatives travel to Rochester for medical exam. Birth of Raymond Winter’s son, and multiple trips to Forest City Mason City and Des Moines. Several barn damages from Friday night wind disrupt local farms.

Mary Elaine Smith E. Smith Algona Donald Kiewicz Burt Geo al- Amr Walter Scott Hatherwills O Fair Scott J. ¥. Paulk- Atirs Julia Wortman Louise Dmitt Mary Rosenau Blenketta K Christian Triedman Babe Hicago Barnest “Vist Friedman Aarist Louise Nitz Fev Boese Irene Zeilske Chicago St. Wun Henry Schaper Wiwar Fairmont Bir W. FE. Gutknecht Taoma Gutknecht Henry Gutknecht Rochester Minn Henry Mayo Brothers Hospital H. J. Berschman Henry Kline Walrmont Jim Bruer Washington Towa Fred Iverson Tipton Mma George Rinderknecht Pemot Minh Ernest Wortman Morris Masonity Tiss Woodworth HI. HL. Murray Dennis Kathleen A. BE Fren Iverson Fargo West Bend Am ¥Ny G. B. Heitland Bittle Slo Center Ac. R. Smith Leona Meyer Peter Bruer Abe Loats Biesveldome H. Hansen George Weasmanner Bricelyn Giatters Monnay Specht Wm. Schroeder Walter Needham Mason City L. J. Needham Clyde Shilpler Ed Reese Wm. Weinberger Des Moines

Mason Eastern Star Picnic Brings Buffalo Center Group Together

Members of the Masons and Eastern Star from Buffalo Center and vicinity held their annual picnic at Rice Take last Sunday. About 60 attended, bringing baskets for a noon meal. Ice cream cooled the afternoon as a hot kittenball game ended 9 to 5 with Roy Costigan and Carl Christensen batting for the winners against Anton Olson and Charley Petersen for the losers.

Masons Eastern Star Buffalo Center Eadh Roy Costigan Carl Christensen Anton Olson Charley Petersen

Newspapers Suffer In Small Town Papers

The West Bend Journal notes that small town newspapers face hard times from reduced income and stable expenses. Wages rentals electricity heat and stock keep costs high, while paper and supplies don’t fall in price and taxes rise, pushing most publishing costs upward.

West Bend

Quiet Weekday Mood Grips Town Events Draw Small Crowds

The Fairmont Sentinel notes a sharp drop in social activity with about 600 at the Interlaken Dance 300 at Eddie Dumanid's show at the armory 300 at the Nicholas event 240 with the Spanish War Vets at Legion Hall and 100 at Hand's Park for an estimated 1500 out enjoying a quiet week.

Eddie Dumbanid Armory Nicholas Legion Hall Hand's Park Fairmont

Executor's Notice and Local Reflections on Farm Prosperity

The District Court in Winnebago County Iowa appoints Bet J D Lowe as executor of Frank Roth’s estate and orders all claims to be filed with sworn statements. Forest City notices urge debtors to pay promptly to avoid costs. The piece weighs farm prosperity, praising roads auto delivery better schools and machinery, suggesting farmers might accept less cash for modern conveniences and easier work.

District Court Winnebago County Iowa Frank Roth Forest City Bet J. D. Lowe Clear Lake

Residents recall hardships and shared visits in small town notices

In a lengthy community reel, residents recount mud road travel delays, school commutes, and a rural life valuing comforts. Neighbors aided Guy Beaver after his barn wreck and several families traveled to Albert Lea Lake, Mason City, and Independence for gatherings. The obituary of Lewis Olson and local birthday events are noted, with visits from Nerdigs, Flo sisters, and others.

Southeast Buffalo Social Notes Mark Weekend Visits

Miss Grace Helmers and brother Richard Helmers were callers at the E Krull home Friday eve. Mr and Mrs John Gerzema and Alvin and Etta spent Sunday afternoon at Crystal Lake. Family dinner guests at Harm Jutting's Sunday included the Krull family. A Q Milbrandt called at Forest City Monday. Brulins visited the Kruil home Sunday night. Ted Albers family visited Mrs. Roth Monday night. Herman Bruil and daughter from south of Woden were also noted.

Mut Buell Lanning Ruylelete H. A. Nerdlg Ackley Guy Beaver Adam Range Freeborn Minn Rake Faras Bricelyn B. Beaver Albert Lea Iake T. B. Tparus Maxine Topp LeRoy, Minn T. Sandum Frank Benyver John Lamping Mason City Lamping Roy Burbow August Nerdig Lewis Olson Olson Grace Helmers Richard Helmers E. Krull John Gerzema Alvin Etta Crystal Lake Harm Jutting Forest City Henry Brulins Kruil Ted Albers Roth Herman Bruil Woden

Visitors at the Helmets home Sunday afternoon

Mr and Mrs Oscar Emerson and family were visitors at the Harn Suring home Sunday afternoon. Misses Martha and Henriett ing and John Hugo spent part of Sunday at Crystal Lake.

Geo. Helmets Oscar Emerson Harn Sures Ting Martha and Henrietting John Hugo Sixtertson Crystal Lake

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