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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
7
Wartime letters and notices recount Navy aviation cadet selections for high school graduates, price controls, and local service members’ updates. Messages from Sam Youn, Major Kreizenberk, and others note overseas assignments, home leaves, and training in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Political notices announce candidacies for supervisor in the Fourth District subject to June primary Republican voters. Names ROY T. PETERSON Wm. H. MCCONNELL THEO. W. HERMANSON solicit support and indicate petitions and decisions rest with Republican voters in the June primary.
Immaculate Conception Church led by Rev J K Hurley posts confessions Saturday 14:00 18:00 and 19:00 20:00 Masses Sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 am St Pauls Lutheran with Palm Sunday service 10:00 am town church and adult junior confirmation baptism and new member admission. Weekly women and Bible study announcements plus Maundy Thursday and Good Friday communion services with Easter cantata details.
A garbled, date-filled page lists Holy Week and Easter observances across multiple churches including Our Saviors Lith, Clarence Christiansen home events, and The Methodist Church. It mentions Maundy Thursday April 18 services, Sunrise Easter 6 10 a.m., Young Married Couples Dinner, and Youth Fellowship activities. notes various confirmations, Sunday School times, and hymn-themed programs. Also cites Wallingford Lutheran and Emanuel Lutheran services with cross-centered themes and Holy Week schedules, plus a Brooklyn Navy Yard marriage clearance incident and the Charter Oak tree’s destruction in 1856.
Henry W. Seigel, ironmaster who turned to blowing and molding delicate glassware, pioneered an industry in Pennsylvania that leads the nation in many grades. Albert Gallatin, former Secretary of the Treasury, established the first flint glass industry at Pittsburgh in 1807. Treasury Department notes.
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