Ladies Mission Society Sale At Feed Hardware Store
Immanuel Taitheran Ladies Mission Society will hold a goods and food sale at Feed Hardware Store next afternoon and evening starting at 2 o'clock. Herman Schutter and wife returned home last Wednesday from the hospital to the Kay Sore recently, and Mildred Sleper writes September 1 for Archer where she has accepted to teach first grade at Archer Consolidated School. Mrs. Winifred Lyberger of Can ton South Dakota, aunt of Mrs. H A French, visited the French home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Post of Woden are parents of a baby girl born September 11 at Buffalo Center hospital. Marvella Brung is Mrs. Post's former name. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Fredericksen of Minneapolis were weekend guests at the H A French home. Hendricksen is a cousin of Mrs. French. Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Jensen are parents of a baby girl born last Thursday.
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Mmanuel Taitheran
Mission’ Society
Herman Schutter
Mildred Sleper
Archer
Archer Consolidated School
Winifred Lyberger
Canton
S. Dak
H. A. French
Arthur Post
Woden
Bor
Buffalo Center Hospital
Post
Marvella Brung
Thos
Fredricksen
Minneapolis
Mr. Hendricksen
George Schmidt Jr
Schmidt
Victor Beed
Portland
Oregon
Sidney Wood
Chicagol
Harry Beed
Chas. Beed
Wilbur Schram
Mrs. Wood
Earl Stott
Keith
Keith Bruns
Fayette
Keith Stait
Upper Town University
W. E. Ley
Lakota
W. D. Ley
Dick Mossman
Wally Johnston
Sally Thacker
Sioux City
Morningside College
Bob Downs
Morningside
Jim Williams
David
Bobby
Mr. Williams
Grace Awe
Boone
O. E. Milder
C. H. Downs
Cedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
B. F. Bowker
Edna
Garner
Clifford Vickerman
Hopkins, Minn
Dan
Harold Vickerman
Hopkins
John Orton
Onamia
Minn
Eric Petersons
Eric Petersong
Herman Johnson
Peterson
Iowa
George Boekelman
Arthur J. Budlong
Earl
Stott and
Lester Root
Oelwein
John A. Sloper
Titonka
John
John A. Panhuk
Leon Dean
Andy Krominga
Henry “Red” Stecker
David Roberts
Roberts
Jay Budlong
Everett Rippentrop
Patty Ball
Hayeywell Company
Fort Worth
Texas
Martha West
Irene Studer
Mary Jane
Eagle Grove
Willis Bohn
Ames
Fred Bohn
Leo Bleich
Charles Nygard
Clair Robinson
Otto Henderson
Clarence Ward
Fred _ Seefeld
Vearl Benskin
Curtis Benskin
Erling Flom
Ray Hanson
Lawrence Hanson
Hemingsen
J. A. Riges
Henry Schore
Minnesota
American Legion Auxiliary
Laura Ann Miller
Marjorie Lichteig
Ihna Gerdes
Helen Johnson
Josephine Meurer
Myrtle Ease
Bernadine Johnson
Louis Wingert
Buffalo Center
George Cink
Lawrence Wingert
Ramona Aukes
Marco Barber Shop
Guy Carlson
Tony Pearson
Stanley Simpson
Alfred Erdman
Willis
Rockwell City
Fred Albrecht
Hannah Nelson
Algona
Fred Seefeld
Paul Rigs
Albert Lea
J. A. Riggs
Mark Studer
Ben Studer Jr
Leon
Eugene Swanson
Des Moines
Ronnie Root
Frank
William
Minnie Frimms
Lucy Brabee RB
Fort Dodge
Yellowstone Park
Middle West
Philip Dahlim
Davenport
Don Olson
John Seiler
West Coast
Points West
Myr
George Burnett
Kathryn
Betty Jo
graduates head to colleges after Buffalo Center high school
Miss Joan Johnson and others depart to St. Olaf College Luther College and Town State College after 1950 graduation. Dwayne Jensen received orders to report for military service September 30. Local society notes salute Leo Beed Bill Hag gard and others with moves, visits, and marriages. Weather and farm reports note warm, fire danger and beneficial rain.
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Joan Johnson
Herbert Tjaden
Noath~field
Minn
Stuents
St. Olat
Amy Fisher
Lu~ther College
Devorah
Billy Amesbury
Town State College
Ames
Briffalo Consolidated High School
Oscar Blanchard
Woodburn
Oregon
State
Dwayne Jensen
Dwayne
Titanica Lions Club
Ann & Tda
Legion Hall
Ted Dunmire
Inez Wolfe
Bill Haggard
Alwona
Titanica
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mrs Margaret Benton and four daughters of Humboldt visited friends in town over the weekend. Families Dr. J L Walker hosted a bridge gathering, while others hosted dinners and hosted guests from Algona Grand Meadow and Seneca. Several residents were hospitalized or preparing for service, with local gatherings at Ames county events and area trips to Monroe Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Dells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Benton
Humboldt
Bernard Heinen
George Foertse
Grand Meadow
Minn
J. L. Walker
Don Powers
Wm. Loebig
Larry Youngwirth
Frank Bleich
Edward Thissen
Diane of
Algona
Helen Johnson
Thissen
St. Ann Hospital
Paul Benger
Arthur Saastad
Chicago
Ben G. Studer
Hollywood
Bernadette
Cassel
Albert Neuroth
Louis Roeder
Jim Kelster
Seneca
Kansas
Nick Weber
Milwaukee
Creston
Iowa
Webers
George Reeders
Mike Goeyz
Mesdames
Lawrence Hanson
Herman Studer
Fred Bohn
Charles Nyagrd
Len Arndonfer
George Seaberg
Robi. Bolenius
Kenneth Rasmussen
Ed Downs
Ames
Martha Welter
Ella Dolan
Della
Edith Welter
Monroe
Wis
Des Moines
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Microtone Company
Ford Parkway
St. Paul 1
Minn
Agno
Hearing Aid Offer From Microtone in St Paul
A Microtone notice promises immediate hearing restoration with four aid types. No visible button in ear, discreet use. Free booklet "Hearing Aid Facts" available by return mail from The Microtone Co. at 2319 Ford Parkway, St. Paul 1, Minn.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
Microtone
Microtone Co
Ford Parkway
St. Paul 1
aAdy
Camp McCoy Visit Ties to Iowa State Engineer Mentor
The text notes two weeks with Mr. Burnett at Camp McCoy Wisconsin where he teaches chemical engineering at Iowa State College. Sunday visitors at Albert Lichteig home included Mr and Mrs Longen Souchek and family from Kanawha Mr and Mrs Thomas Rafferty and family from Mason City and Mr and Mrs Ralph Smith and family from Britt. Frank Hanig traveled to Des Moines for a veterans hospital checkup with his mother accompanying him to Story City to visit daughter Mrs Jack Nelson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Camp
McCoy
Wis
Iowa State College
Albert Lichteig
Longen Souchek
Kanawha
Thomas Rafferty
Mason City
Ralph Smith
Britt
Frank Hanig
Des Moines
Veterans Hospital
Story City
Jack Nelson
Town fair prompts beef breed banter and garden tastes
Joe Purdy recalls the Town State Fair with pride noting Hereford and Angus owners clashing in lighthearted fashion. He cites neighbor Ed May who favors roses and perennials while preferring buttermilk, and he himself enjoys a temperate beer. The piece celebrates individual choice in a free country.
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