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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
5
A medical student and Lovey Galagan were involved in a fatal boating incident near Blackfoot. Galagan died after injuries sustained when a party boat overturned, with family members and survivors named among those affected. Authorities and a local church prepared notices as the community mourned.
The Ames community mourns Gertrude Wright who died at her home on December 26, 1925 after a prolonged illness. She was a nursing trainee at Reese Hospital, active in the Collegiate Presbyterian Church, and leaves a father F. E Wright mother, brothers and grandparents in Ames. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev W Z Van Allen officiating and floral tributes from many friends. She is remembered for her dedication to her church and community.
A minimal archival note reports the Mitchell Association for the Boat churches holding a paton in Forest City last Wednesday. It mentions devotional exercises led by George Ty Hasna and a focus on the theme our to the weaker church, with attendees described among the people present.
The German Baptists of Iowa held a state association session in Buffalo Center last week with ministers and delegates from across the state. The event also marked the 25th anniversary of the local Buffalo Center church, tracing its origins to 1900 and detailing early pastors, building milestones, and ongoing activities.
Fragmentary report details Alec Russell and Berman on Daegie prayer influence and Jesus prayer themes. Mentions new calendar, John, Hunter, and refreshments as part of the proceedings.
Senior High officers elected include President Clare and Treasurer Thompson with Miss Krampe as sponsor. Junior and Freshman elects named. sixth grade preparing Curtis Arithmetic fete. Freshmen organize class offices. Turner High and glee clubs report activities. Multiple schools listed with teachers and events, including Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge connections, in a bustling year-start recap.
Miss Cora Bandum and Trant H Beaver wed Wednesday afternoon Sept 28 at First Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Martin Anderson. Witnesses included Bessig Batais and Joseph Sanctum. Bride wore purple. groom gray. Family notes praise bride and groom, plans for settlement undecided, congratulations from the Rake Register.
Fragmented text shows Gundhéec-As hauling remarks and stray phrases about prayer meetings autos and knocking, with references to Zingg Brod removing hollow blocks for new foundations and a new four en house. A woman's mind comment appears amid jumbled lines and random names.
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