Camp notes and service letters from Buffalo Center readers
Local column gathers letters and updates from service members and their families. Soldiers and sailors share moves, furloughs, new assignments, and appreciation for the hometown Tribune while families report arrivals and separations from camps in North Carolina Louisiana California Oregon Georgia and Italy during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Life
James Murray
Carman
the Tribune
American Legion and Auxiliary
United Service Women
California
Roy Johnson
O. K
Buffalo Center
Pvt
James R. Murray
Murphy
Bennett Bruhns Milling Service
Delegates to Meet at Forest City Friday
Delegates listed for Forest City Friday include individuals from Grant Lincoln Mount Valley Searville and Newton with multiple family names and affiliations. Also noted are community notices of thrift bonds for young children and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Ls. Grant
Ole G. Hanna
John W. Boyken
King
Ire E. Link
Nona Link
Otto Alquist
Edna Keister
Ida E. Link
Leland
J. W. McGreevey
Mary L. Carlson
Elmer Olson
Lincoln
Orville Erdal
Fred Bavnen
Fred Havnen
Mount Valley
Charles J. Drugg
Mary Drugg
Mary Druge
Sidney Mc
Karen Laureen Pederson
Chris Pederson
Gary Raymond Jutting
Roland A. Jutting
Wallene Dorothy Nesheim
Wallace Nesheim
John David Engels, Jr
Rey
John D. Engels
E. E. Sapp
Kathleen Oudie Betels
Wm. Betels
Quality Means Most in Livestock Feeding Ad
An old Stand by feed product promotes Big Gain Mineral Stock Food for all livestock. It emphasizes quality proteins vitamins and minerals from feed, claiming better gains and profits. It can be self fed or mixed with grain and is marketed as economical and convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Gain Mineral
Notice of Business Closed July 3 and 4
Public notice states Pat's Beauty Shop Classsen's Barber Shop Conner's Barber and Beauty Shop will be closed Monday and Tuesday, July 3 and 4. Also notes social visits: August Josten family and Kardoes home guests, Beenken visit, and Miss Jeanette Jurgens returning to Washington after vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Berryhill
Camp Polk
Louisana
W. A. Berryhill
Earling
Pin Adams
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Illinois
Harling
John
John Ennen
Pat
Classsen
Conner
August Josten
Klemme
Wm. Kardoes
Merlin
Wilma Beenken
Josten
Jeanette Jurgens
Washington, D. C
Britt
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Tribune
Chris Friis
John & Jerrys
Poland
Henry Geerdes
Shepherd Pups
A. W. Berryhill
Rexall
Joe Matson
Harringa
Julius Jensen
Lip
Vic Stueland
Berkshire
Chester
Farrow
George Hays
Thompson
W. J. Awe
O. L. Price
LEY
Lakota
Iowa
U. S. Air Force
Harms
Lake Mills
Grootewold Mill
Board of Education
Buffalo Center Consolidated School
Secretary’s
W. J. Guyer
Lake Bfills
Grote 2Wold Mill
Dick Thompson
Camp Davis
North Carolina
Henry Schuler
Little Rock
Arkansas
Sam Schuler
Schuler
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
George
John Krull
John A. Krull
Can. Co
276Th Infantry
APO
Adair
Oregon
Merle Berhow
The
Pacific
Buffalo Center Tribune
Merle D. Berhow
Navy
Care Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Wessels
Italy
Isaw
St. Vincent Steinberg
South Pacific
Australia
Olin
P.co
Melvin Tollogson
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Augusta
Melvin G. Tallogson Co
Harold Barber
Bernard and
LeRoy
Eppie Johnson
Wayne Vernon Enderson
Ida Marie Enderson
Oscar Enderson
Thomas Hanson
Carolyn Jean
Solomons
Maryland
U. S. Navy
Pete DeVries
John DeVries
Eddie Jensen
R. T. DeVries
George Liveren
Grace Bruer
Tena Griffin
Thomas Bosma, Jr
Chas. Rhubee
Charles Cavett
Walter Hanson
Wilfred Stewart
Waterloo
E. G. Sickels
Harold Elman
Guy Beaver
Jean
Anton
Olson
Bricelyn
Minnesota
Donald Farus
Jerry
Janney
U. S
H. F. Beyer
Jimmie
Judy
Williams
Ed Steinmetz
William Steinmetz
V. Donahue
Joan
Kansas City
Missouri
Steinmetz
Beyers
Ord Curtis
Ord
Glen Curtis
Swea City
Clarence Schendel
Community Oil Station
el Capitan
Buffalo Center Band
Neptune
Sky
Monlight Bay
Souse
Lt. Comdr, Oakey
Eisenberg
Wenrich
John & Jo
Tys
Suffalo Center
Helen
Sam
Serten
America
le Alé
Winnebago Post 21
American Legion
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