Wheat marketing quotas vote set for May twenty first
Voters in Norway and Township to choose on wheat marketing quotas for the 1964 crop. Ballots open to eligible farmers at Township Hall. Quotas set by Agricultural Committee require two thirds approval and tie to yields and allotments, with penalties for under allocation. Referendums determine if quotas remain in effect for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober G
Anan
Agricultural Iron and Conservation Committee
Norway Township
Iowa i
Buffalo Center Native Edwin Frerichs Thrives in Dallas Design
The Dallas Times Herald features Edwin Frerichs, son of Mrs. Elmina Frerichs, a Buffalo Center High School graduate. After Iowa University, military service, and further study in commercial design, he settled in Dallas and worked for Adelta Associates. He designed shoe shops in Fort Worth and Abilene and answered a Dear Decorator column for the Dallas Fort Worth Chapter of the American Institute of Interior Designers. He is married with two children, Lori and Derek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Times-Herald
Dallas
Texas
Edwin Frerichs
Elmina Frerichs
Edwin
Buffalo Center
Iowa City
Iowa University
Korea
American Institute of Interior Designers
Fort Worth
Abilene
Adelta Associates
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lori
Derek
Graduation services set for Sunday in the school gym
Graduation exercises are scheduled for Sunday at 8:00 p.m. in the school gym with Rev. Norman f and Dr. Richard Moe as speakers. Other names include Mrs. Arthur Olgaard ona and Mrs. Anna Betels, while several residents visited Ames and Cylinder relatives.
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Norman F
Thurs
Richard Moe
Waldorf Ge
Forest City
Arthur Olgaardona
Anna Betels
John Pink
Ted Betels
Esther
Funeral Services Held Monday for James Keil
James Keil died in an auto accident on May 9 and funeral services were conducted May 13 at Linden Lutheran Church with Pastor Norman H. Tungseth officiating. Burial followed at Linden Church cemetery. Keil, born July 15 1926 in Thompson Iowa, was survived by wife Phyliss a daughter Marcia and a son Watson, his mother and several brothers. He was active in local farming and community boards including the Thompson Creamery and Linden Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keil
Linden Lutheran Church
Norman H. Tungseth
Nels Flugum
LeRoy Anderson
God
Marlys Boomgarden
Paul Lemme
Henry Hanan
Floyd Johnson
Helmer Hanan
Dean Anderson
Delores
A. T. Keil
Phyliss
Marcia
Watson
Thompson
Marcus
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Palmer
Ellsworth
Medford
Massachusetts
Krull and Sheldon Engagement Planned for August
Mrs. F. G. Krull of Scarville announces the engagement of Ruth Elizabeth Krull to Jerome W. Sheldon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sheldon of Buffalo Center. An August wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Krull
Scarville
Ruth Elizabeth
Jerome W. Sheldon
Otto Sheldon
Buffalo Center
Linen Shower Honors Lydia Geiken in Buffalo Center
A linen shower was held at First Baptist Church in Buffalo Center on Friday evening May 10 honoring Miss Lydia Geiken. Attendees included Eunice Murra who announced the program, Dixie and Denise Geiken with gifts, Pat Luiken at the guest book, and Mrs. Walter Miller overseeing coffee. Hostesses were Mrs. Murra Stratman Miller Geiken, with help from Mrs. Knower and Mrs. Kiewier. Lydia will wed Arnold Awe of Owen Wisconsin on June 1 1963 at 7 30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Geiken
iFirst Baptist Church
Buffalo Center
Eunice Murra
Dixie
Denise Geiken
Pat Luiken
Walter Miller
Lydia
Carroll van Hove
Donald Geiken
Peter Murra
Fred Stratman
Tony Geiken
Edward Knower
Lenora Kiewier
Iowa State Veterinary Award Recipients Named
Outstanding veterinary medicine students at Iowa State University Ames were honored at the College convocation on Wednesday night May 15. David V. Grimes of Buffalo Center received an award from the Alumni Association. Two $100 awards were given to a sophomore and a junior based on aptitude, scholarship, need, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State University
Ames
College of Veterinary Medicine
David V. Grimes
Buffalo Center
Towa State Veterinary Medical Alumni Association
Booster League Holds Bowling Banquet May 7
The Booster League of the Buffalo Center Ladies Bowling Association held its annual banquet Tuesday evening May 7 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Buffalo Center. Greta Aukes presided. awards went to Fisher's team as champions with the traveling trophy, while Rosie Limberg and Dorothy Heitland shared top honors in high series and high game among individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster League
Buffalo Center
Elmira Bell
Joan Castle
Hillybilly Rythmettes
Center Cafe
Jean Breckunitch
Swea Larson
Peggy Weaver
Leatha Weaver
Barbara Letcher
Swea Lareon
Mary Gauley
Olson
Shirley Briggs
Lions Club
Fisher’s
Rosie Limberg
Dorothy Heitland
Greta Aukes
Phyllis Griffin
Edith Fisher
W.E.B.C
Joan Shafer
Dorothy Letcher
Local Club Elects New Officers and Awards
Helen Murra presented checks to team captains. The nominating committee included Mary Ganley Dorothy Thorland Rosie Limberg and Marcella Venteicher. New officers elected: president Katherine Carman vice president Rose Levik secretary treasurer Joan Shafer and Sgt at Arms Trena Skilbred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Murra
Mary Ganley
Dorothy Thorland
Rosie‘ Limberg
Marcella Venteicheer
Joan Shafer
Jean Breckunitch
Katherine Carman
Trena Skilbred
500 Club
Greta Aukes
Leatha DeBoer
Hilda Limberg
Rosie
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Glen Kahler
Darrell Hammond
Robert Stonepr
George
Cylinder
E. J. Stone
Miss Huth Kru
Mrs
Charlie DeVries
Henry Berry
Lorimer
Ed Oldacker
Ruth
Fort Dodge
Robert DeVries, Sr
Iowa State
Sioux
America
DeVries Lumber Co
Iowa
Marlow Body Shop
Bancroft, Town
Timates
AMITY
Yardley
Timex Wrist
Gamera
Rexall
Coty
L’origan
Emeraude
Paris
Westinghouse Clocks
Universal
Montag's Stationery
Men Geary TV
J. E. Ukena & Co
Lakota, Iowa
Sh Pt Wan Aacn
Jim Gibson
U Sss Ag
Pathfinder Atomic Power Plant
Sioux City
Mason City
Des Moines
Albert
Decorah
Wichita
Kansas City
Interstate Power
St. Louis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Illinois
Iowe
Chicago
Clinton
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