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BUFFALO CENTER TRIBUNETHURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1952Carman Stowe Bride Hippen Family ReunionOf Donald Mi! rHeld Here Sundayfrom Algona, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and Jeffrey from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Mr. and Mrs. George Silbers and family from Peoria, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Everett Krall from Latimer, James Ballard from Mason City.FOR SALEFOR SALE—Brood sows, long— Swen Larson 14-ltCarman Ruth Stowe became The Hippen family reunion the bride of Donald James Miller was heId in the Tourist park on[m the Liberty Lutheran church g d Animat m with a BUYS HOUSE AT AUCTIONat Rake Friday evening August JUnCtay’ August 10’ Wlth a Plcmc __8 at eight o’clock. The double dmner at noon and ice cream I A t . , tring ceremony was performed pie and cake in the afternoonJ T 5?^- ^ I• SALE—by the Rev. G. 0.. Wangberg in a Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Estate ,J]oufe Itime vaccinatedcandle light service with the bas- Mike Hippen, Mr. Okko Hippen 7? ™,ere so;?. a* PuW,cchancel. “ l FOR SALE _ S™, ^n-35jsjt sr « - It? ^Mrs. Arnold Hinnen and familv tlon- TheV viewed the Estes park Potatoes — 5 cents per pound or Mr. and Mrs Tiark Krull Mr land the Big Thompson Canyon in 5% cents per pound delivered — and Mrs. Fred Hippen and’fam-1CoIorado ^ aIso stopped_at ma-|call 116R1, Tony Behrends. 14-ltpily, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Harms and ******* Places at ^nver, — poR SALE - Live or dressedfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harms! 0013 °’ [rabbits—Tony Behrends. 11-4d100and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,*“T7 “ „ ----------------:—Radamaker and family, Mr. and ‘ and ^rs* Tom Wignall, FOR SALE — 2 horse power Mrs. Otto Boehm and family, Mr. [ T°mmV Linda, and Margaret electric motor. Inquire at thewere week-end guests in the John J Tribune Office. 51-tfE. Teig home. While there theyson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of Buffalo Center,Nuptial music was provided by Miss Lou Ann Russ. Beverly Winkleman of Buffalo Center sang “Because” and “Wedding Prayer.”The bride who entered with ■her father wore a white satin gown with lace overskirt with a long train. She wore a finger tip veil in ’bonnet effect. She carried a white Bible with an orchid.Miss Shirley Jacobson, friend of the bride was maid of honor. She wire an orchid dotted swiss gown and carried a bouquet of white gladioli tied with yellow ribbon. Miss Louise Miller of Chicago, 111., a sister of the bridegroom, and Carolyn Stowe, sister of the bride were bridesmaids. The attendants all wore pearl necklaces, gifts from the bride.Euteima Reene Stowe, sister of the bride, was flower girl and Allen Anderson of Webster City, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. Clarence Miller of Buffalo Center was'his brother’s best man and Walter Miller Jr., of Chicago -lt;yas attendant. Lowell and Lawrence Miller, twin brothers of the bridegroom were ushers.The brides mother wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and the bridegroom’s mother was attired in a navy blue dress with black accessories.A Reception was held in the church parlor for 200 guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Ellsworth Russ and Miss Gloria Alne. Miss Carol Lee Johnson of Albert Lea was in charge of the guest book. The gifts were arranged by Sue Kuns of Buffalo Center, Carol Skogen and Gladys Sunde. Mrs. Iver Oakland and Mrs. Ben Hov-land poured. Mrs. Robert DeVries Jr., aunt of the bride cut and served the wedding cake. The table waitresses were Beulah Fol-kerts, Janice Teigland, Elsie Drake, assisted by Mrs. George Jergenson, Mrs. Peter Alne, Mrs. Edwin Sunde, Mrs. Carl Havnen, Mrs. Edith Engelby and Swea Larson. Pastor Thorval Alvestad of Ames was toastmaster. Rev. August Winkelmaxi of Des Moines, uncle of the bridegroom gave a talk. Larry Anderson, cousin of the bride, of Thompson sang a song. ' 'After a wedding trip the couple will live on his father’s farm east of Buffalo Center. For going away the bride wore a blue suit and white accessories.Mrs. Otto Boehm and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Behrends and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gerzema and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hippen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yahnke and family, Mrs. Loran Kopp and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and Duane, and Deloris Dontje all from Buffalo Center. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Behrends, Mr. and Mrs. George Hientz and family from Mountain Lake, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Hauskins and family from Elmore, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerzema and Kent, Mr. Cort Rippentrop from La-kota, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Down,eycalled on Elmer Leibrand and! J*ALE “ Piano — Good ^5rn_,,r condition, priced reasonably —Aimmy' 1 Joe Jurgens._ 12-tfSaturday callers in the John! FOR SALE — White Majestic E. Teig home were Mrs. W. t. Enamel. Cook Stove — Jerry Rose and her guest, Miss “Sukey” ^o^man. 13-2tRawls of Waverly, Iowa and Pvt. FOR SALE — Large Manilla Deryl Underbakke of Camp Me- j clasp envelopes, varied sixes.— Coy, Wisconsin. [Buffalo Center Tribune,Gommentd,VOL, IICOOPERATION PAYSej . . ^ ■ j « — - i FOR SALE — 2 small pianos.Special o„ Mo,ud Hosiery Fn- Mi S be sold immediately. Dis-day and Saturday of this week count for cash — Box 312, Albertonly. Values up to $1.75 now only | Lea, Minn. 13-2t98 cents — Kramer's Style Shop. | FOR-SALE—30-80 pound Minnesota and Wisconsin Feeder Pigs.—Jim Balsley, Otranto, Iowa St. Ansgar Phone 54F3 9-12tpFOR SALE — Pianos, twobeautiful spinets. Priced for quick sale. Can foe •seen in. vicinity — Write Peterson Piano Co., Dun-nell, Minn, 13-2tNO. 3340 PercentHog Bdancer%With vegetable proteins almost impossible to get, and going up in price everyday, feed prices are bound to foe higher. We suggest you give us your order now.BXJY FELCO FEED!We have a deal on Pelleted Fertilizer whereby if you will take delivery now, you do not have to pay for 90 days. At the end of 90 days, you pay for it and receive a cash discount.Our FELCO Feeds are highly fortified with Vitamins, Antibiotics, and Fish solubles. We can prove exactly what we have of everything, and we charge for only what is in the bag.With John L. Lewis talking. strike, it would be well to give us your coal order nowtFOR SALE — Genuine Shepherd pups. Sold on a money-back guarantee. Training instruction ,a year , trial. Come and see them I — Carl Wessels, Blue Earth, Min-esota. 14-2tFOR SALE^ Conole SpinetPiano nationally 'known make, used six months. Will sell on terms to responsible party—Call 201 Buffalo Center, Iowa for information. 14-2tReady-mixedi ready to use D-CON destroys rats and mice. Contains warfarin with Luxex and is unconditionally guaranteed to clear your place of rodents within 15' days.—Harringa and Dontje Feed Store . 9-tfro.dilt;anleiitsDiprApoScCc1teimttre:nteiFiiDcteincb£Piw:heSi.1AFarmers Co-op. ElevatorPhone 84BUFFALO CENTER, IOWAWhy pay big money to have your front lawn dug up when drainage lines become clogged? Boyer’s amazing Septic Tank Cleaner and Drain Opener will remove roots, rags, paper, grease and other organic matter. Cost is low and results are quick. GET SOME TODAY!• * •John and Jerry Hdwremclinu]N■l|I1■
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Buffalo Center Tribune
Buffalo Center, Iowa, US
Thu, Aug 14, 1952
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