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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
2
The Sunbeam Society will gather in the church parlor next Saturday afternoon with June Torkelson and Lois Gjerstad as hostesses, at Bethlehem Church led by Pastor Sorlien.
Pastor Wm RB Everts says no worship services next Sunday. The Dorcas Society will gather in the church social rooms Friday evening with Mrs. John Jutting as host.
David Farrington serves as pastor with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and morning service at 10:30 a.m. Evening worship follows at 8:00 p.m. Senior C. E. meets at 7:15 p.m. on Sunday with mid week C. E. on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. There will be no mid week service.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M Morning Service at 11:00 A M Young People Service at 8:00 P M Special music by the junior choir at the morning service Ladies Aid Guest Day Thursday afternoon Many out of town guests are expected along with local visitors A hearty welcome is extended to all.
Prayer meeting tonight at 8, Sunday School at 9 45, morning service at 10 50 with subject Christ as The Only Foundation. Communion, evening service at 8 with topic Why Has God Blessed Our Nation, Sunday School Picnic July 4 at Henry Bronleewe place, Young People and Ladies meetings scheduled. Special Hess Fly Spray price at Snell's Pharmacy.
Mr. Melvin Englson spent Sunday with his folks at Hubbard Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Maynard Mabus and Mr and Mrs Frank Banta visited the Lloyd Cox home in Anoka Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Wm Becker and family were guests at the Harold Elman home. Eunice Nerdig spent the weekend with cousin Josephine Banta. Wanda and Arlene Berhow visited relatives in Minnesota last week. Mr and Mrs H A Nerdig and Marie were dinner guests at the Gus Nerdig home. Bible School pupils presented a program at the church. A shower honored Mr and Mrs Trygve Haug Tuesday evening at the Liberty church. See the Speed Queen Washers at John and Jerry s.
An editorial compares dangers of sitting on a limb ready to saw it off with reckless driving on hills and curves. It warns that careless driving harms innocents and cites local families visiting Emmetsburg and Lakota, noting damage from a recent tornado.
A visit by Prof and Mrs Krueger of Madison South Dakota and Prof O Krueger of Rochester New York to the Timers last Friday is noted. They plan to attend the Baptist World Alliance in Atlanta in July and will visit German Baptist churches in North Dakota and Montana.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Winnebago County Iowa, at Forest City on June 9 1929, adopted resolutions to continue their educational program for total abstinence and to cooperate in related anti alcohol efforts.
Citizens call for joint action to control marijuana growth along fences and highways and to educate the public on highway safety. They pledge continued cooperation in peace education and oppose all gambling. Gratitude expressed to Scandinavian Methodist church of Forest City for venue and to volunteers who organized the program. Signed by Mrs Melvin Johnson, Mrs Ed Yahnke, and Mrs W G Hallett. See Shellane stores at John & Jerry’s Hardware.
Iowa residents face about 250 new laws taking effect with no publication clause on July 4. Mount Ayr offers a 100 acre lake with a July 3 deadline for donations. Miss R C Ingersoll faces disbarment after accusations of betraying client confidence and improper statements. A friendly dog named Brownie returns home after 18 miles. Two Iowa mothers mourn sons killed in California. Maquoketa voters approve a 20 year franchise for the Iowa Electric Company by a large margin.
A report from Maquoketa notes unique municipal power plant competition with an electric company. In Brighton a farmer killed a cow-threatening snake after rescuing the animal. Reinbeck pavement sag revealed an old city well with wooden mains and windmill history. Dyersville pigeons stopped for refueling and were cared for by residents before release. Eldora resident finds a beehive blocking his apartment doorway last week.
A bold person walks up stairs through a swarm with no stings and leaves after lunch without harm. An electric washer and one good Tanger for sale appear. Fly Spray that knocks them cold is on sale at John & Jerry's.
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