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Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

5

Workshop draws 4-H leaders and state chorus

Lyn Schmidt Krull attend precon workshop on the campus of a state university from June 7 to 10 where group discussions covered worthwhile books school adequacy and citizenship. The 4-H delegation included a Negro speaker Sampson and a 150 girl state chorus provided music for the drama The Golden. Eleanor Milay and Max Exner led sessions on textiles and leadership. The convention emphasized peace and civic duty with reports from Krull Carolyn Schmidt and other state officers.

Pecruit Carolyn Schmidt Grant Gleaners Compusa State University Vention Phith Sampson Ormer United States United Nations United States Itizen Young Max Exner Eleanor Milay Des Moines Lera Krull Carolyn Ft Iowa Betty Krull Marlene Boyken Schmidt Mavis Buss Judy Laura Gon

Rev E R Peterson to serve Buffalo Center Woden churches

Fort Dodge dispatches report Rev E R Peterson will again lead the Methodist churches at Buffalo Center and Woden. Carrie Price and Rose Schleifer were installed as Winnebago County American Legion Auxiliary President and Secretary on June 27. Mary Louise Weaver of Forest City is Vice President. John Snyder presented a brass Cross of Malta plaque to the VFW Post in appreciation for aid.

Fort Dodge E. R. Peterson Buffalo Center Woden Carrie Price Rose Schleifer Winnebago County American Legion Auxiliary Mary Louise Weaver Forest City John Snyder VFW Cross of Malta

Dale Larson Weds Mary Margaret Jeffs of Sioux City

Dale Larson of Buffalo Center Iowa wed Mary Margaret Jeffs daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Jeffs of Sioux City on Saturday afternoon June 18 1960 at First Baptist Church Sioux City. Rev Ralph Brink officiated with Grace Goltz organist and Margaret Hendrickson vocalist. Attendants wore white satin brocade and bouquets featured yellow carnations. Best man was Thomas Johnsrud with Jerry Becker as attendant. Reception followed in church parlors. The couple to reside at 26th Ninth Street Mason City Iowa after a Minnesota trip. Larson employed at International Harvester District office in Mason City.

Mary Margaret Jeffs H. C. Jeffs Stone Park Boulevard Sioux City Dale Larson Buffalo Center Iowa First Baptist Church Ralph Brink Grace Goltz Margaret’ Hendrickson Barbara Elliott Sioux Falls Marilyn Sherwood Big Bear Lake California Ted Thomas Johnsrud Jerry Becker Bradley Larson Mike Wilson Roger Elwood R. T. DeVries Larson 26Th Ninth Street Mason City Minnesota Thenternational Harvester District

4 H ers and FFA Boys At Iowa State Fair

Iowa youths from 99 counties will compete in state finals at the Des Moines fair August 26 to September 4. 3500 4 H and FFA champions enter livestock, furniture refinishing, homemaking, health and other events with total prizes around 35 thousand dollars. Premium lists are available through county extension directors and vocational agriculture instructors.

Hers FFA Iowa Fair Board Lloyd B. Cunningham F. F.A Des Moines Iowa State Fair Board

Banner plans for Iowa cattle show in late summer

Iowa State Fair officials announced plans for banner cattle heading to town for the open cattle show with total prizes of 57310 dollars. Premiums include Herefords 17500 Shorthorns 5400 and Polled Shorthorns 3000 with multiple dairy breed prizes and 3160 in special awards. Also noted is an update on 1960 economic trends and a local wedding report from Rock Rapids.

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Farm Outlook Caution in 1961 business expansion warned

Francis Kutish extension economist at Iowa State University foresees signs of a slow pace in the 1961 business outlook. Despite rising retail sales and strong plant and equipment spending, he places the current recovery among the mildest of seven booms since the 1920s.

Kutish Francis Kutish Towa State University

Buffalo Center to Sell Town Lots for Post Office Project

The Buffalo Center Town Council proposes selling Lots 11 through 15 in Block 12 to Ray A Eckstein and Joseph T Siemann for 4000 dollars. The buyers hold a government option to purchase and plan to build a Post Office on the site. A public hearing on the proposal is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday July 11, 1960 at the Town Hall. residents may object.

Buffalo Center Iowa Ray A Eckstein Joseph T. Siemann

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