Area church services and activities announced for April
Local churches in Thompson Buffalo Center Lakota Titonka and surrounding areas list worship times Bible study confirmations youth programs and community events for the next week including online broadcasts and live services at multiple venues. Leaders include Pastors Lynn Noel Nathaniel Hedin Schmidt Kent Hillesland Perry DeGroot and Deb Devine with schedules for Bethany Bethlehem Community Chapel St Patrick St Paul Solid Rock United Methodist and other groups.
Christian Women's Club Set Meeting For April 6
The Buffalo Center Christian Women's Club will hold a 9:30 a.m. meeting on Wednesday April 6 at First Reformed Church Buffalo Center. Betty Hanna presents Basket of Bears with Dirksen Family Singers providing music. Indianola's Karen Langstraat speaks on Freedom Isn't Always Free. Reservations: 566-3529.
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Menu items and RSVP instructions for meals
A meal plan lists Porcupine Meatballs with mashed potatoes broccoli and fruit on Thursday April 7 and Cheeseburger on Friday April 8 with side dishes and desserts. An RSVP by 6 p.m. the night before is requested by calling 562-2495 and leaving a message on the answering machine.
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Obituary for Delores Kuchenreuther 84
Delores Kuchenreuther 84 died February 23 2016 at Hancock County Memorial Hospital Britt Iowa A memorial service is set for April 2 2016 at United Methodist Church Buffalo Center at 1030 AM with visitation 930 1030 AM Burial at Buffalo Township Cemetery Titonka She was born December 7 1931 in Lakota to Bill and Elsie Kienitz and married Dean Kuchenreuther on August 28 1960 Survived by her husband two sons four grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister Memorials to First United Methodist Church Buffalo Center or Buffalo Center Senior Citizens Center.
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Spring Allergy Tips and Symptoms From pollen to asthma risk
Spring allergy guidance notes pollen as the main trigger affecting about 50 million Americans with hay fever. It details peak pollen times, symptoms like runny nose and itchy eyes, and asthma risk, plus practical relief options such as antihistamines decongestants nasal sprays eye drops and immunotherapy. It advises medical consultation before treatment, easing exposure during high pollen days and showering after outdoor activity.
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