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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1949

Page

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Elmore Forces Edge Minnesotans In 1949 Final

The Elmore squad closed 1949 with a decisive win over Minnesota, finishing 5-3-0 in conference play. Buffalo Center’s strong backfield and line dominated, with Fenske piling up yardage and Gangstee delivering solid defense. The Bayskins and crew showed speed and teamwork that capped a credible season.

Ratiters Minnesotans Serban VETV Elmore Buffalo Buffy Tom Elmore Fi Fenske Suier Gangstee RIC Buffalo Boys Marines Verlo Lette The Tribune Secan Bys

Court House Notes Include Licenses And Probate Items

A marriage license was issued in the office of the clerk of courts Harmon Lundberg on October 27 to Ken Th Hagen and Marjorie Amundson. Two district court filings: Inez Stamp as executrix of Geo W Lamp seeks $25.80 plus interest from Joe Grimstad, and $133.90 plus costs from A C Gady. The will of Maline Moe is filed for probate October 24. County Superintendent Tweed to attend Des Moines teacher convention. Forest City schools may send teachers. 418 instruments placed for record in county records office, deeds recorded including transfers to Lottie Jensen, Levi and Louise Mix, Wilbur and Laura Cooper, and others. Board met Thursday for Soldier's Relief Commission. regular monthly session held.

Harmon Lundberg Ken Maline Moe Tweed Des Moines Forest City Ing Counwee Lottie Jensen Lottie Terensen Levi Louise Mix Wee Wilbur P Laura Iiney Cooper Louise Whitney Aloe Whitney Cooper Janette Telenom A. Thompson Leo and Fank Lucille Keyes E. Nortan Board of Supervisors Soldier's Relief Commission Net

DeVries Barn Sale Moves Start Time to 1 P.M.

The DeVries Sales Barn at Buffalo Town will open at 1 PM on Tuesday November 8, shifting from evening hours. Large attendance is expected as farmers from neighboring communities gather for livestock and bargain offerings.

Buffalo Town DeVries Sales

Cartoon contest winner announced this week

A cartoon winner in a local contest is announced amid unclear notes about entries and judging. The message mentions an AI by the artist and references various fragmented names and phrases lacking coherent details.

Everest Sey

Juniors Present Class Play A Date With Judy Nov 11

The junior class will present the three act comedy A Date With Judy on Friday night November 11. The cast includes Judy Foster Harriet Wentworth Mr Foster Bob Burger Mrs Foster Myrna Kiewiet Randolph Foster Loren Letcher Hannah the Maid Marcella Hanson Barbara Judy's friend Bernice Behrends Oogie Bruce Hill Merit Merilyn Miller Mr Martindale producer Mrs Schultzhammer P T A President Glenda Berryhill Susie Rex's Sister Phyllis TerBeck chairmen Beverly Winkleman entertainment Steven Wentworth stage manager and property Glenda Berryhill Berhow Mrs Hotchkiss housecleaner Eloise Vivian Schaefer John Boehm makeup and costumes Marjorie Adams Ruth Freisen borg Leona Harms Student Directors.

Judy Judy Foster Harriet Wentworth Foster Bob Burger Myrna Kiewiet Randolph Foster Loren Letcher Hannah Marcella Hanson Barbara Bernice Behrends Bruce Hill Merilyn Miller Martindale Robert Delores Albers Schultzhammer Glenda Berryhill Susie Rex Phyllis TerBeck Betty Burma Hotchkiss Eloise Vivian Schaefer John Boehm Marjorie Adams Ruth Freisenborg Leona Harms

Fund Raising Drive For Boy Scouts Kickoff Breakfast

Local friends of the Boy Scout movement held a seven o'clock breakfast at the Price Cafe to launch a voluntary fund raising drive. H O Hovland, drive chairman, introduced Horton Bolin who detailed council needs and the goal of expanding scouting with about 1500 more boys eligible this year. About $200 had been donated as the drive neared two thirds completion with thanks offered to all contributors.

Boy Scout Movement Price Cafe H. O. Hovland Fund Horton Bolin Hanlontown Winnebago Council Mason City Bolin Dick DeVries

Mayor Costigan Confined to His Home

Mayor G L Costigan remains confined to his home for a month as doctors advise rest after overtaxing duties. The note says he is in declining strength but hopes to return sooner. community wishes him well. Grant Township Women plan a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs Glyn Johnson hosting and the first Family Living lesson Use Your Pressure Sauce Plan.

G. L Costigan Roy Glyn Johnson Grant Township

Local Farmers Head to Germany for a Month

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stratman and Mr. John Alberts leave November 7 for a month in Germany and Holland. They depart by train to New York then fly Royal Dutch Airlines to Amsterdam, then Germany British Zone to visit relatives and historic homeland. John plans visits around Groethusen. Fred visits his father in Germany. They will film and share experiences upon return while bringing candy for local youngsters. The trio are longtime community figures noted for their American success and civic standing.

Fred Stratman John Alberts Heren Germany New York Amsterdam Holland Newfoundland Scotland America Berlin John Groethusen John Fredericks Ted Frank Albert the Tribune

IHC Plow Demonstration Showcases New Three-Furrow Disk Unit

A Thursday afternoon demonstration at Ralph Stenerson’s farm southeast of town featured Jensvold’s THC three-furrow disk plow. The unit is close coupled with hydraulic power, easy depth and width adjustments, and automatic rear steering for contour plowing. It handles loose ground, hard dry soil, sand, and rocky plots, turning dirt up to ten inches deep on two or three plow tractors. It’s praised for turning under corn stalks and sweet clover and for terrace building and maintenance.

Ralph Stenerson Jensvold

Korte Farm Stock Sale Advertised For Today

John Korte Sr hosts a public farm sale on his farm three miles east and two and a half miles north of town. The bid includes 14 cattle with 6 milk cows 22 year old heifers 4 yearlings a two year old and one yearling, plus 52 hogs including 5 purebred Poland China sows 39 pigs and 200 wholesome Leghorns. Farm machinery listed features two International tractors planter cultivator and a combine among others. R T DeVries Son serve as auctioneers.

John Korte Poland China R. T. DeVries & Son

Dolliver Visits Here Tuesday

Congressman Jim Dolliver arrived in town after a Europe trip studying socialized medicine and spent a pleasant afternoon visiting the Tribune office on Tuesday.

Dolliver Jim Dolliver Europe Tribune

Legion Meeting Antecedes Baseball Hall of Fame Honor

Winnebago Post 21 schedules a Thursday evening meeting on November 3 to discuss several items. Ray Herrera of Oakland Calif., star shortstop on the 1949 Junior world championship team, is honored with a Baseball Hall of Fame plaque and will be named the outstanding Junior Legion player of the year. Dues for 1950 have been paid by Carl Frerichs, R. E. Honken, Chas Becker, Glen Gilbert, and Dr H. G. Feldick. Chris Friis is ill at home. Glen Gilbert visited Moline last week.

Winnebago Post No. 21 Roy Morgan American Legion Cooperstown New York The Legion Ray Herrera Oakland California Hall of Fame National Association of Baseball Leagues Sporting News Baseball Writers Association of America Carl E. Frerichs Minneapolis Minnesota R. E. Honken

Auxiliary Meets Tonight and Bazaar Plans At City Hall

American Legion Auxiliary members meet at City Hall Thursday November 3 for a business session. Final plans for the rummage and bazaar sale on Saturday November 5 at City Hall will be made with baked goods and coffee offered. Public invited and donations welcome by calling 168R2 or 18. Arthur Kramer cited as Approved Scientific Watchmaker for skill with the Precision Time-O-Graph.

American Legion Auxiliary Arthur Kramer

Schools to Receive Refund on Land Tax

County auditor Oscar Narum reports refunds due to school districts from the State Comptroller for 1946 and 1947. The 1946 refund totals 5379.88, about 17 percent of claims. 1947 refunds total 23690.35, around 38 percent. Final apportionment waits on attorney general ruling on home stead credits in agricultural land credits. refunds allocated to districts with over 15 mills assessment.

Oscar Narum State Comptroller’s Office

Hospital Notes October 27 to November 2

Hospital notes list multiple births and admissions from October 27 to November 2 including daughters born to Schutter Steen Heyes Bartholomew Abels and others, plus several major operations and discharges. Ads note Gratewood's Farm Store selling All-Gas bottled gas at full-value price.

Arthur Schutter Alfred Steenhard Lakota Douglas James Dorothy Boeks Woden Albert Goetz A. C. Steffenson Wallace Swanson Fred Heyes Ladonna Voldahl Frost Minnesota Arlene Voldahl Rochester Marcella Hansen Alvin Bartholomew Telko Stecker Titonka Andrew Winter Dallas Arrowsmith Ledyard John Wirtjes Joe Abels Gratewood

Iowans Rally To Support CROP Food Drive

Iowa communities prepare for the third annual Rural Overseas Program drive to donate food for hungry people abroad. Churches Farm Bureau civic leaders and state agencies back CROP with support from national figures. The campaign aims for 450 carloads this year, building on last year’s 393. The effort stresses Christian humanitarian motives amid global hunger and war’s aftereffects.

Iowa State Education Association Iowa Extension Service Charles W. Brannan Trygvie Lie United Nations Ralph Loomis Missouri Germany Schleswig Hamburg Denmark Siberia Ersel Walley American Soybean Association Europe John D. Metzler M. L. Wilson U. S. Department of Agriculture

Stores to Close Wednesday Nights

Wednesday, November 2, will be the last night stores stay open. Starting November 9, businesses will close at night as patrons are expected to shop during daytime hours.

Nain Lodge Meeting and Library Board Session Noted

The regular meeting of Nain Lodge 570 is set for Monday evening November 7 at the lodge hall. The Library Board will convene Tuesday November 8 at 8 o'clock.

Nain Lodge Library Board E Library

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Jon Elmore i Tates Court House Artoon Costigan Grant Otto Hertzke Geraldine Voldahl Minn Buffalo Center Voldahl LaVonne Arlene Buffalo Center Hospital Mercury Knute 0. Bergo Stanley Colby Lake Mills Bergo Joe Madson Nelline Knudson Cheney Boman 4Th and J Street Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs IHC Nain
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