Rev Father Kelly Marked 40th Priestly Anniversary Banquet
A banquet at the Hawkeye theatre honors Rev Father Kelly of Immaculate Conception parish Graettinger for forty years since priesthood and a West vacation homecoming. Parishioners presented a certificate of deposit totaling over 2000 dollars. praise for the host church women and a program of songs and speeches followed.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Immaculate Conception
Grachtinger
Father Kelly
West
Father Coleman
Ruthven
Convrey
Charles City
All Hall
Community evening honors Graettinger parish guests
A Dublin college event featured speeches by Father McNerney from Exometaburg and Father Convrey, with praise for Graettinger parish and Father Tynch. P. H. Donton of Ruthven recalled Wather Kelly, and Miss Spies plus Evelyn Hoi and Mary McManus were applauded. Donald Bartleman impressed with violin, closing musical selections by Mary McMunuc and a sung America. Out of town priests Qourrey, Coleman, Cavern, Kalting, Guerin, West, and McNerney attended.
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P. H.donton
Ruthven
Graettinger
Donton
Svening
Kelly
Avon
Yeats
Gravttinger
Miss Spies
Howard Flavswell
Mias
Evelyn’ Hoiwell
Mary McManus
Donald Bartleman
Magi
LeRoy Bartleman
Miay Mary McMunuc
America
Father Skelly
Tathers Qourrey
Charles City
Coleman
Ruthvon
Cavern
Algona
Kaltings
Pocahontas
Guerin
Whittemore
Estherville
McNerney
Immetsburg
Land talked up near Graettinger by W J Stevens
W J Stevens reports visitors from Woolland Illinois and Michigan including Me and Mrs Hiram Bennett and C C McAllister. He praises Graettinger Nursery buys evergreen trees and a milk goat while selling fine Toggenburg goats. Goats, sales and local travel noted amid parish banquet and Father Kelly’s anniversary celebration.
Legion Of The Condemned at Mawkeye Theatre Saturday
The Mawkeye theatre presents Legion Of The Condemned on Saturday night. The film follows Gale Price a Washington reporter turned air pilot in a perilous World War I story of love betrayal daring missions and a fateful decision. Christine a government agent reveals her role and Price’s desire to live returns as tension builds toward a dramatic finale.
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Legion of the
Mawkeye Theatre
Legion of the Condemned
Wien
Legon
Comiumes
Sinlow
Verdun
Holabird
Texas
Vasquez
Auenpry Aires
Cropier
Monte Carlo
Montagnais
Gire
Richard Sinclalr
New Yorker
Harlem
Dashwood
Gale Price
Gary Cooper
Washington
Christine
Fay Wray
Young Price
Legion
Raabbit
Price
Young
Dashwool
Young Dashwood
Pries
Christina
Market Report and Visit Highlight at Graettinger
Hogs capen top prices eggs and hens rise as local market notes main items. A visiting Father Veit of Estherville recalls wartime chaplain service in France and in occupation duties. Saturday brings the market day sale with many consignments and a general invitation to shop and sell in Graettinger.
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Graettinger
Father Veit
Pather Veit
Estherville
U. S
France
Army of Occupation
Loss of Twin Babies Shocks Graettinger Community
Rev and Mrs Axel M Anderson lose their twin babies as friends express sympathy in Graettinger. Funeral held at South Walnut cemetery with interment. Mrs Anderson recovering. Also: two year old Mary Kathryn Donovan of Estherville suffers leg fractures after being struck by a backing auto driven by Andy Buck while on the sidewalk. Donovan is cousin of Mrs J J Sullivan of Graettinger.
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Graettinger
Axel M. Anderson
Anderson
South Walnut Cemetery
Estherville
Mary
Kathryn* Donovan
G. M. Donovan
Andy Buck
Mule Sale Highlights Lair’s Prize Span at Clay County Fair
R R Lair of Terris sold two span of mules to W D Lowell of Sue City for 700 dollars. One span weighed 3000 pounds and was a red well matched pair that won first prize at Clay county fair for three years running. Lair is noted as a successful mule raiser handling many head yearly.
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R. R. Lair
Terris
W. D. Lowell
Sue City
Clay County
First National Statement This Week in Graettinger Times
The financial statement of the First National Bank of Graettinger is published this week. Graettinger residents can take pride in the bank’s performance and are urged to read the detailed report in the paper.
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First National
First National Bank of
Wallingford Market Day Sale Draws Crowd
Wallingford had a good sale as the market day event at Wallingford Saturday drew a sizable attendance despite disagreeable weather. Prices were satisfactory and the Ladies' Aid society cleared a nice sum at their dinner.
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Wallingford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Condemned Pilots Escape as Winged Legion Attacks
Prica spots the girl Christina in a field and they plan to leave. A squad of soldiers bursts from the woods and captures him, but in the ensuing chaos the Winged Legion bombards the scene, killing several soldiers and allowing Prica and Christina to flee. Holabird and Vasquez die. Price and Christina depart for Paris.
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Prica
Christina
Fiing
Winged Legion
Price
Christine
Vasquez
Paris
Holabird
Joe McCarty Dies at Rochester Hospital
Joe McCarty of Graettinger died at Rochester hospital yesterday afternoon after a long illness. His parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene McCarty, have been at Rochester two weeks and will likely bring the body to Graettinger for a Saturday forenoon Catholic funeral at the local church. He was about 22 and had recently undergone sinus trouble and treatment in Estherville and Rochester. An obituary will appear in next week Times.
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Father Kelly
Esthervilla
Gracttinger
Minsion
Groettinger
Walher Kelly
The
Times Aduar . Hua
Joe McCarty
Rochester
Graettinger
Eugene McCarty
Joe
Estherville Hospital
Vancouver A Beautiful City Says Father Kelly
Rev. Father Kelly returned from Vancouver British Columbia after a two month rest visiting his sister and acquaintances along the route. He stopped in Seattle Portland Salem and San Francisco meeting friends and noting the city’s size and prosperity. He toured with Mr Disernia and Mrs Bigley and planned trips to Graettinger and Los Angeles but timing prevented further visits.
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Father Kelly
Vancouver
British Columbia
Seattle
Thomas McCarty
Messra
My Montgomery
Los Angeles
A. J. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Canadian National Railway
Johnson
Canadian National
T. S. Sullivan of
Graettinger
Kelly
Lost Inland Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Canter School
The Lost Island Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the Canter School house on Tuesday evening April 9 at eight o'clock. The program features music by Grachtingar High School orchestras dramatic readings The Phantom Airplane by Marie Thoreson Dody Doo by Marjorie Noble a discussion on shipping to Packers led by D Rosacker Ruthven shipping association manager. Entertainment committee Selmer Nelson Carl Jensen and Oscar Susa Publicity Chairman Ardell Christianson invites all to attend.
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Lost Inland
Lost Island Farm Bureau
Canter
Grachtingar High School
Marie Thoreson
Marjorie Noble
D. Rosacker
Ruthven Shipping Association
Selmer Nelson
Carl Jensen
Oscar Susa
Ardell Christianson
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