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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
5
The ceremony united Tan Mulmayers and Miss Selma Tannabill in a modest wedding at a lakeside church in Mas 18. Rev Heiman officiated while the bride, a resident of Dorp Chy, wore a traditional gown and was praised by family and friends. Congratulations echoed from attendees.
A garbled card of thanks expresses gratitude and lists several names in a disjointed, difficult to read style. The readable portion conveys appreciation and mentions a few individuals and a general well wishing tone for the reader.
C H Rowray prominent Buffalo Center hotel operator dies at 68 after a period of illness. Born February 15 1861 in Forreston Illinois he moved to Alden then Buffalo Center in 1910. He was married in 1899 to Elnna Abben and longtime respected figure in the traveling public. Funeral services conducted at Congregational church with Woodmen lodge members in attendance.
A Sunday afternoon wedding took place at 2 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Fr G Bliss with Rev C H Moore officiating. Groom Horace Taylor Bliss of Rudyard Montana and bride Mary Marian of Grinnell Iowa were the only guests besides the officiants. The groom is a farmer with land interests in Montana and the bride is noted as a very capable school teacher in Grinnell.
A widow thanks neighbors, friends, and Woodmen Lodge for aid during illness and death. She also expresses gratitude for funeral attendance and floral offerings, noting appreciation for all expressions of sympathy.
The notice states a business meeting of the Congregational church will follow the evening service next Sunday night and invites members and friends to attend. It mentions J G Daum of Chase Man as organizer and lists Mr and Mrs W B Bebrends and family and Mr and Mrs J DeWalt of Maquotain Lake Minnesota as attendees and relatives joining the mission feast of the Reformed church last Wednesday.
Mrs Carroll Gilbert and her husband Mr Harry Gilbert celebrate their sixty year milestone. Neighbors and family from this place gathered at the Gilbert home for the anniversary, praising a life of hospitality and steadfast friendship.
A Monday evening Brotherhood Banquet hosted by the Ladies Aid Society and the Altrua Sunday school class drew a large crowd. The Laymen's program showcased strong participation, emphasizing that men care about the church and the Kingdom, with speakers sharing experiences and encouragement.
Advertisement for a new wave method offered by Gumergon Beauty Shoppe in Lake Mills Town and Lakota Town. Promotes a realistic wave or rewave with a winding technique from the ends toward the scalp. Includes a contact phone and price hint.
A family from Colby planned a two week auto trip starting from Colby. They visited West Point for graduation events, then traveled to New York City, Atlantic City via Princeton, and toured landmarks including Brandysvine battlefield and Gettysburg before returning home through Pittsburgh Marton and Lima Ontario. John Wiel of Osage accompanied them.
Elnora Cordelia Ord Curtis died at 66 years 5 months. Funeral held at Curtis home and Congregational Church with Rev H Moore officiating. Burial at Graceland Cemetery. Survived by husband Glen, son of Sanborn, Town. many relatives and friends attend. The Curtis family long contributed to the local community including building homes and a 60 acre farm east of town.
George Finer died at his Thompson home aged 78 after a life spanning Germany and America. He emigrated in 1882 with his family, lived in Batley, Worth and Winnebago counties, and settled 42 years in the Thompson area. He leaves wife and children Charles Dubuque William Emma Henry Arthur Emil Rudolph and Albert and 22 grandchildren. Services were held at Buffalo Center and Thompson with German and English sermons, burial at Rozehill Cemetery.
Buffalo Center Bisons clinched the first half of the league schedule with an 8 to 6 win over Elmore on Elmore’s diamond. Becker led Buffalo with five trips, boosting the team’s batting average to .568 through seven games. Buffalo next faces Rake and Algona, with a doubleheader at Algona on Independence Day.
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