Newlywed Steinbergs Feted In Community News
Bernie F Steinberg and Miss Tillie Bronleeve wed Thursday at the First Congregational Church Mason City officiated by Rev Rita L Dibble. A reception followed at the Wayside Inn. The couple, longtime local residents, were greeted with playful pranks by friends, including banners and a staged drive to their home. Both are prominent in town, he in mercantile trade and she noted for her pleasing personality.
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Tillie Bron- Bernie F*. Steinberg
Okylice
Mason Cuy
Rita L. Dibble
Wayside Inn
Or Take
Eer
Steinerg
Bernie
Qin
Nffle Center
Elly
Mxs
Steinberg
Beyer
Troy
Sfalo
Beauty Parlor Opens in Buffalo Center With New Shop
Sisters of Mason City announce the opening of a new beauty parlor in Buffalo Center. The shop will be fully equipped with the latest features and staffed by thoroughly experienced workers, aiming to provide convenient, modern beauty services. More details appear on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Schult
Sisters of
Mason City
Buffalo Center
Notice for Wil quit and bakery patrons addressed
Fragmentary notice from Wilay dated June 27 thanks patrons and mentions salting meat and cattle at the store. Indicates a milk and meat position and a stock display until 10 o clock at the heap Nn Store, with references to prop Wu Moosely and potential holdings.
Mrs. Howe’s Mother Mourned in Bancroft Services
funeral services held at the Buffalo Center parish for Malissa Adaline Uchelbarger Inman born September 6 1858 in Sulphur Springs Illinois died June 19 1981 in Buffalo Center after a long illness. She lived with daughter Mrs A A Howe in Buffalo Center and previously with son Henry I Inman near Bancroft Iowa. She left 9 children 23 grandchildren and one sister in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Rav
Chas. Bryden
Henry Inman
A. A. Howe
Malissa
Adaline Uchelbarger
Sulphur Springs
Buffalo Center
Jine
Webster City
Iowa
Algona
Henry I. Inman
Bertha Mae
Minnie Francis
Alfred Carlton
Myrtle Ringsdorf
Joseph Cogley
Charles C. Inman
Hale M. Inman
Aberdine
Ross H. Inmann
Watertown
Spokane
Wash
Cof
Methodist Church
Ladies Atd
A.M .Gilbert
Rent Thompson
Edt Vahnke
Julius Jensen
Lena Glorfeld
Bronleewe Mulder Family Reunion at Lake Okobojo
The Bronleewe Mulder families held their second annual reunion and picnic at Tribojl Beach Lake Okobojo on June 18 with 74 attendees from Minnesota South Dakota Iowa and George. R P Bronleewe and Mrs Mulder Kruwer led a reunion marked by kinship calls a catered noon dinner and a program closing with a talk by Richard Mulder planning to meet again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronleewe-Mulder
Tribojl Beach
Lake Okobojo
Bulsworth
Minn
White
S. D
Rushmore
Little Rock
George
Rock Rapids
Parkersburg
Buffalo Center
Iason
R. P. Bronleewe
Mulder- Kruwer
Bronleewe
Richard Mulder
B. Adams
P. Bronleave
Henry Bronleeve
Bison win two games from Thompson at Lake Mills
The Buffalo Center Bisons beat Thompson 12 to 10 at the Legion Day event, despite heat, with 13 hits. Hanson and Moulton pitched for Buffalo Center as Thompson used four hurlers, tying the series at one win each.
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Lnke
Buffalo Center
Bisons
Thompson
Hanson
Moulton
Buty File Center
Bison-Thompson
Tod
R. Biman
Thompson Boys
Mattison
Mauss
Lake Mills
Bisang
Lake Mills Lions
Iowa
Mills
Dunbar
Thompson Junior Team Set To Play Here Tonight
The Thompson Legion Junior baseball team meets the local Legion Junior squad tonight at the local park, with first pitch moved to 6 15 pm to boost attendance. Bancroft 8 Buffalo Center 4 noted last Sunday. Buffalo Center pitcher Johnson allowed only one hit and one walk but costly errors led to eight Bancroft runs.
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Thompson. Legion
Legion
Bancroft
Buffalo Center
Johnson
Hatchery Ad Promotes Egg Prices and Varieties
Van Gerpen Hatchery advertises reduced prices for White Brown and Buff Leghorns at 60.00 per 1000 with smaller lots 6.50 per 100. Common Heavy Breeds priced 80.00 per 1000 and 8.50 per 100. Also offers custom hatching of 2 cents per hen egg and hatchings of duck goose and turkey eggs.
Sunday School Picnic At Limberg Property
The Reformed Church Sunday School held a picnic last Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Joe Limberg home, moved from Wednesday after an error in the Tribune. It featured baskets and long tables, sport events including a ball game where single men beat married men, and a Ladies Aid sale raising funds for church work.
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Reformed ¢Echurch
Joe Limberg
Astead
Buffalo 4-H Club News Highlights Camp and Convention
This week features Club Camp at Clear Lake with Buffalo 4-H represented by Ada and Edith Berry-Lill Ruth Bond and Myrtle Jordan. The Buffalo club meets June 30 at Mrs Grace Shortenhans home with local demonstrations. The Buffalo delegation attended the Ames statewide convention led by Ruth Bond and Darlene Potter, with Ada Berryhill and others. Grant 4-H was represented by Gladys Aukes and Mrs John Boyken. about 20 girls and leaders from Winnebago county attended. Notable speakers included Judge Alien from Olio and Maude Wallace H D Agent and Virginia girls leader.
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Clear Lake
Buffalo Club
Ada
Edith Berry- Lill
Ruth Bond
Myrtle Jordan
Buffalo
Grace Shortenhans
United States
Maude Wallace
H. D
State of Virginia
Former Buffalo Centerite gets a new assignment
Trving I. Femrite, former resident of Buffalo Center and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hy-Femrite, is appointed manager of United Press bureau in New Orleans. The promotion follows his earlier Des Moines bureau leadership and a stint in Dallas over the past two or three years. Buffalo Center friends celebrate his success and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trving I. Femrite
J. Hy -Femrite
United Press
New Orleans
Femrite
Des .Moines
Mrs Frank Smith Died Suddenly in Mason City
The community mourns Mrs. Frank Smith who died after an operation in Mason City. Ill for months from flu complications, mastoids and erysipelas preceded her death. She and husband farmed near Buffalo Center. four children survive. Funeral 10 a.m. at St. Patrick church with burial in local cemetery. Also noted is the death of a 21-year-old relative in St Anthony after an appendicitis operation.
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Frank ‘Smith
Mason’ City
St. Fatvick’s Catholic Church
J. P. DeMuth
Congregational Church Service Notes and Minutes
President Jeanne Sapp led the service with prayers and luigi notes. Ruby Kramer directed scripture from Psalm 23 and led the unison reading as offertory was collected by Gertrude Rippentrop and Beryl Beyer. Lillian Kiewiet presented Acts III lessons with John Finlayson and Grace Green providing remarks. Lillian Kiewiet and Isabelle Letcher performed a duet, Franklin Bond offered the closing prayer, and the hymn Saved by Grace concluded the service. Watchwords were recited by the president and all units of the church.
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Jeanne Sapp
Clarence Boni
Mumier C.D
Ruby Kramer
Gertrude Rippentrop
Beryl Beyer
Lillian Kiewiet
John Finlayson
Grace Green
Isabelle Letcher
Franklin
Bond
Grace
Bethlehem South Church Announces Sunday Service and Outing
Bethlehem South Church schedules a 11 o'clock Sunday service next week followed by a Sunday School outing at Joe Larson's home west of town. The Ladies Aid will meet Tuesday June 30 hosted by Carrie and Chris Peterson. Sunday School resumes the first Sunday in July at 10 o'clock. Pastor T H Benson.
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Joe Larson
Ladies Aid
Mesdames
Carrie Peterson
Chris Peterson
H. .Benson
Census Report of Winnebago County Data Snapshot
The 1920 census shows Winnebago County with 18,143 people including 6,851 males and 6,202 females. It records 23 divorced men and 20 divorced women, 223 widowed men and 433 widows, 89 illiterates, and 1,535 foreign born whites from nations led by Norway and Germany. Agricultural workers dominate, with 634 male farmers and 47 female farmers.
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Winnebago County
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Luxemburg
Switzerland
France
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovkia
Austria
Yugoslavia
Russia
Greece
Italy
Canada
Tis
Ellis Point M. E. Church Sermon on True Neighborliness
Belden Weikel pastor announces sermon by Rev. Harvey Nelson of Klemme on the subject True Neighborliness at Ellis Point M. E. Church. Church School begins 10 45 with Henry A. Nerdig supervising. J J Guittin in charge of a class with live session for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Weikel
Harvey Nelson
Klemme
Church
Henry A. Nerdig
Swpt
J. J. Guittin
Asgt. Sunt
Methodist Church Notes Sermon Themes Next Sunday
Albert A. Howe, pastor, notes the sermon theme For Forgetting and asks Where Was Dad. Morning message and evening service, plus Sunday School at 2, Epworth League at 7:15.
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Methodist Church
Albert A. Howe
Isiah
Dad
M. Epworth League
Art Sorenson Produce opens in Yegge’s building
Local notice announces Art Sorenson Produce relocating to Yegge’s former Main Street building and inviting customers to call for top prices on poultry cream and straight run eggs.
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Art Sorenson
Yegge
Main Street
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LE Bronleeve
B. F. Steinberg
Fens
Beauty Parlor
Futteral
Tribojl
BISON
van Gerpen Hatchery
Frank Smith
Congregational ‘Church
C. EB
Bethlehem South
Towa
Buffalo Mae Tho
Center
Helen
Forest
Grant
King
Lincoln
Linden
Logan
Mt. Valley
Newton
Ellis Point
M. E., Church
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