Juniors Win Class Tourney in Girls Division at School
The Junior girls dominated the finals with a 57 to 22 victory over the Freshmen to clinch the girls class tournament. Team members included Karo line Anderson, Jean Murray, Lois Strain, Kathryn McDonald, Elaine Graettinger, Marjorie Rasmussen, and Marian Duhn. The Junior boys defeated the Senior boys 80 to 10 in their final, aided by players Paul Frick, Kenneth Colbaugh, Donald McWilliams, Donald Glazier, Richard McCombs, and Harlan Tonderum.
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Karoline Anderson
Jean Murray
Lois Strain
Kathryn McDonald
Elaine Graettinger
Marjorie Rasmussen
Marian Duhn
Mary Herke
Mavis Tonderum
Ruth Anderagn
Rosella Duhn
Darlene Glazier
Wilma Duhn
Darlene Thompsen
Paul Frick
Kenneth Colbaugh
Donald McWilliams
Donald Glazier
Richard McCombs
Harlan Tonderum
John Jorgensen
Melvin Doerning
Clyde Westfall
Earl Mills
Reed Potter
Richard Herum
Mr and Mrs Kyle Jones Visit Graettinger
Mr and Mrs Kyle Jones of Coon Rapids made a brief call at the Times office in Graettinger on Thursday. Jones recently resigned from the United States state department after wartime service and travel on missions. He plans to return to teaching, having previously served as Graettinger’s school superintendent for several years before moving to Coon Rapids.
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Arkansas
Ralph Gilbaugh
Siloam Springs
Swen City
Charles City
Graettinger
Gilbaugh
Ralph
Gilbaughs
Oklahoma
Times
Emmetsburg
J. ©. Schroeder
Michael Conlon
Schroeder
Mr. Conlon
Iowa
The
Messrs. Schroeder
Conlon
Kyle Jones
Coon Rapids
Times Office
Jones
United States State Department
Townsman Looks Ahead to Busy Year in Tourism
Louie E. Christen sen writes that a check for another year’s Times subscription is enclosed. He notes a strong year expected in the tourist business, with property changing hands daily and many Iowa residents buying homes and resorts. He hopes to host the town picnic again.
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John
The
Times
Iowa
Louie E. Christensen
E Bond Growth Chart Shows Gradual Rise Over Ten Years
An excerpt presents a patriotic case for buying E bonds. It outlines a $1,000 investment with annual values: $755 after year one, $765 after year two, $780 after year three, $800 after year four, $820 after year five, $840 after year six, $880 after year seven, $920 after year eight, $960 after year nine, and $1,000 at year ten.
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Ig & Good
Notable US Presidents Rise From Presidential Deaths
The text lists figures who became presidents due to a predecessor's death, notes Shakespearean comedy, ancient navigation knowledge, the confectioner's origin, Kalamazoo celery fame, ancient cement use, the Louisiana Purchase size, early California exploration by Spaniards, South American dimensions, camel imports before the Civil War, the camera obscura by Hooke, Joseph Cannon's retirement in 1923, Wisconsin’s Rib Mountain as the state high point, John Paul Jones adopting the Jones surname in 1773, and family lore about the Jones name with limited contemporaneous support.
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John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harry S. Truman
United States
England
Kalamazoo
Mich
B.C
Louisiana Purchase
California
Mexico
South America
Great American Desert
Hooke
Congress
Joseph Cannon
Illinois
War paint used as camaflouge by American Indians
The text notes that camaflouge term described Indian war paint. It recalls canned goods as luxury sixty years ago, kept for emergencies. It mentions Caruso starting singing at 11 in churches and beginning operatic career at 25. Brazil holds vast manganese deposits.
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Caruso
Brazil
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Linal
Lewis
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Mid Lakes
David Draum- Wartner
Willian Sprague
Robert
Kerr
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Armerican
Malana
Pequot Lakes
Peanut Brittle
U. S
Babo
Lewis Lye
Fairmont Pridecorn
General Merchandise
Wisconsin
Rib Mountain
Wausau
Wis
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Fredericksburg
Willie Jones
North Carolina
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