Bond Proposal And Tuition Income For Graettinger School
The Graettinger district weighs a $10,000 bond to fund school needs while facing high nonresident tuition. Last year tuition from outsiders neared $6,500 and is projected around $6,800 this year, with official records showing $8,800 in tuition across March 1928 to March 1924. If nonresident enrollment remains, the district must decide whether the bond yields justify continued attendance.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Graettinger
Graetlinger Times
Community voices push for better high school access
A community member argues for more room and resources to serve 100 pupils in a current high school building, stressing equal chances for local youths. The piece blends local concerns with scattered notes from church and social events, including meetings, Easter observances, and a reorganized church tongue group led by Gladys Johnson.
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Geo. A. White
Church Notes Lutheran Services and Holidays Schedule
Lutheran church services planned in Ottosen Graettinger and Lost Island next week include Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Luther League Sunday evenings with programs and questions Communion on Maundy Thursday at 10 30 a m in Lost Island and 7 30 p m in Graettinger Easter Sunday services at 10 30 a m in Graettinger and 3 00 p m in Lost Island All welcome Rev 80 Sande pastor Also Methodist Church notes list Sunday school 10 00 and morning worship with sermon The prompt ends mid sentence.
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Epworth League
Thorne
Tongue
Gladys Johnson
Orville Smith
Pearl Noble
Paul Larkin
Clara Sus
Homer Young
Snr
Helen George Ith
C. J. Mekkelson
Lutheran Church
Ottosen
Luther League
Graettinger
Lost Island
Gracttinger
Earth
Calvary
Sande
Methodist Church
Passion Play Pictures At M. E. Church
Fifty six colored pictures of the Oberammergau Passion Play will be shown at the evening service in the Methodist church. The feature highlights the 17th century vow prompting a ten year rendition, and notes wartime hardships including famine and starvation in Oberammergau, yet the play endures as a religious village tradition.
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Oberammergau
Bavaria
Caspar Schuchler
Elizabeth
James
Iischenohe
Schuchler
Ise
Sebastian Bauer
Pilate
Anton Lang
Ammer
Passion Play in Oberammergau and its village council
The article details Oberammergau’s Passion Play governance, led by Mayor Wilhelm Rutz and a council of twenty two, the selection of players based on talent and high morals, the October–November deliberations, and the casting of roles from Christ to Mary. It notes the ceremony, annual performances from May to September, and the effort to preserve the religious drama as a universal brotherhood.
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Wilhelm Rutz
Varios
Oberammergau
Christ
John
Peter
Judas
Pilate
Herod
Mary
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Greana
Daisenberger
Israel
Oberammerffin
Itn
United States
Lo Inez
Golgotha
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