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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
10
English service with Holy Communion will be next Sunday at 2:00 PM in the Methodist church. Easter offering urged. Also Methodist Easter morning service with music includes baptism and a large class of young people to be received. annual roll call and pastor reports noted. Rev. Otis L. Lang and Rev. Fremont Fait sign off.
Easter Sunday services are listed for Saint Pauls and First Lutheran churches with times at 10 45 a m 11 a m and 9 00 7 48 p m for Lost Island. The Luthar League meets April 10 at Mrs Best home. A joint Easter program is planned at Lost Island church and various choir violin and piano solos are noted for First Lutheran Church activities.
A pastor denounces worldliness and the lust of the eyes as sin, urges repentance, and laments modern activities from movies to revivals. The Ringsted Dispatch notes school break‑in and rewards, local electrical paving plans, and wildlife stories, with brief items from Ruthven, Corwith, and Graettinger.
Amdahl's Meat Market announces its move to a new Graettinger building offering fresh and cured meats, produce, and groceries with emphasis on quality, price, and service. J G Amdahl, proprietor, invites customers to visit. City Meat Market also promotes a broad stock of meats and groceries under Simonsen Bros. cooperation with daily staples.
A local ad from Farmers Grain Company promotes its broad stock including grain, canal, flour, feed, salt, oils, wire, fence, paints, shingles, twine and more. Manager D B McCarty invites customers to buy locally, stressing home ownership and low prices on a flour with good quality.
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