Northwestern College accepts Graettinger student for 1972 class
Northwestern College announces David Nelson of Graettinger High School is accepted as a freshman for 1972 73 with plans for business study. The article notes Nelson is son of Harry and (unnamed) Nelson of Ruthven Iowa and details Graettinger staff including art instructor John Nelson born in Sioux Falls and a long list of local education and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Simmelink
Northwestern College
Orange City
Iowa
David Nelson
Graettinger High School
David
Harry Nelson
Ruthven
John Nelson
Graettinger Community School
Graettinger
Nelson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Beresford High School
Dana College
Blair
Nebraska
Europe
Asia
Omaha
Rollston
Praire Gold Boy Scout
West Okaboji
Gmettinger
Becky Starkey
Sherre Lammers
Graettinger Community High School
Waldorf College
Forest City
Dwayne Lee Lammers
Waldorf
American Lutheran Church
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Clarence Coyle dies at 66 in Estherville
Clarence Francis Coyle born December 1 1905 in Council Bluffs Iowa died April 2 1972 at Holy Family Hospital Estherville Iowa aged 66 He lived in South Dakota and worked at Montgomery Ward and Sears before retiring in 1969 He was a member of St Patrick church Estherville Survived by wife Beulah son Rodger of Grants Pass daughter Donna Iverson six grandchildren mother Mary Coyle and brother Emmett Services held April 5 from St Patrick Church Estherville with burial at St Patrick Cemetery Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Francis Coyle
John Coyle
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Holy Family Hospital
Estheville
South Dakota
Colombo
Beulah Morgan
Kennebeck
Winter
Yankton
Estherville
Montgomery Ward Company
Sears
St. Patrick's Church
Coyle
Beulah
Rodger
Grants Pass
Oregon
Dughter
Don
Donna) Iverson
Wallingford
Mary Coyle
Bakersfield
California
Emmett
St. Patricks's Church
James H. Duhigg
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Robert Bothwell
George Brunskill
Willard Heyer
Mike Maloney
Louis Toelle
Duane Weaver
4 H Foundation Under Consideration in Palo Alto County
A Palo Alto County 4-H Foundation is being explored to broaden support for 4-H in the county. A public meeting on April 13 at 7:30 p.m. in Emmetsburg invites businessmen, parents, and friends to discuss foundation pros and cons and potential structure including fundraising and awards. Leonard Norman Rud, born 1908 in Minneapolis, died March 31 1972 at 63, with funeral in Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Palo Alto County
Iowa Public Service Co
Emmetsburg
Friends of
4-H
Dempsey to Visit Estherville City Hall for Marine Corps Info
Sgt F T Dempsey, U S Marine Corps recruiter from Masonry, will be at Estherville City Hall Thursday April 13 from 11 00 a m to 4 60 p m to inform youths about Marine opportunities. The paper also profiles Mrs Alys Carter a Graettinger fifth grade teacher active in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T. Dempsey
U.S. Marine Corps
F.T. Deme Pry
Will E
Estherville
Thurday
Graettinger Band Parents Meet and Variety Show
Graettinger Band Parents will hold a meeting April 18 at 7 30 p.m. in the high school hot lunch room to elect officers for 1972 1973. The Graettinger Community High School music department presents Colour My World and more in a two night variety show April 14 and 15 at 7 p.m. in the school gym with tickets adults 1 50 students 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greettinger Band
Graettinger Community High School
Amy
Dame
Graettinger Club to Landscape Fahnestock Park Saturday
Graettinger Woman's Club launches a civic beautification project at Fahnestock Park next Saturday at 9 a.m. Joseph Gabrielsen, local nurseryman, leads as volunteers gather to landscape the area. More help needed from men and high school boys with spades. Be ready for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger Woman's Club
Fahnestock Park
Joseph Gabrielsen
Duhn and Jacobsen Rites Mark Funeral Notices
Mrs. Walter Duhn, 42, died April 4 after a three month illness at Mary Greeley Hospital Ames. Survivors include husband two sons and a daughter. Funeral planned for Friday in Nevada. Martin Jacobsen 80 of Emmetsburg buried April 8 at Graettinger Lutheran Cemetery. He was born in Denmark December 2 1891 and served in World War I. Survived by wife three sons and nine grandchildren. Sigsteima Funeral Home led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duhn
Mary Greeley
Ames
Agnes Westfall
Dorothy Westfall
Walter Duhin
Graettinger
Douglas
Slater
Thomas
Theresa
Henry Westfall
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Esther Hitchins
San Gabriel
Calif
Nevada
Martin Jacobsen
Emmetsburg
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Erling Hansen
Jacobsen
Bor
Ulsted
Denmark
Lowell Jacobsen
Greettinger
Jacob Jacobsen
Millie Christiansen
Masonic Lodge
Herbert
Armstrong
Lowell
Delbert
Otto
Dusinus
Hans
Norman Barkve
Norene Quamn
Republican Precinct Caucus and Open Spring Meeting Notice
A busy Republican precinct caucus at City Hall basement names fifteen delegates for the county convention on June 9 in Emmetsburg and lists alternates. It notes re election of Margaret Johnson as precinct committee woman and Jorgen Knutson as precinct man. The Northeast Deanery Catholic Women open spring meeting is set for April 20 in Estherville with talks on diocesan plans. IRS Form 4868 guidance is given for tax filers seeking automatic extensions, with deadlines and procedures outlined. A Labor Day history issue sale offering 5 cent copies through April 30 is announced at Your Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Conference
American Lutheran Church
Iowa
First Lutheran Church
Milford
George Strum
Erling A. Hansen
Bethany Lutheran Church
Emmetsburg
Vern & Coila's
H. Adix
Melvin
Toway
Emmeteburg
Quatearet Johnson
Christine Hess
Jerry Johnson
Lawrence Hankey
Graettinger
Johnson
Hankey
Adolph Spies
Margaret Johnson
Corrigan Hall
Evelyn Nelson
Francis Schealler
Clarissa Swanson
Jim Spies
Mary Christianson
Patty Peterson
Dorothy Hankey
Ben Johnson
Gladys Hankey
Twila Nelson
Lee Robinson
Pam Robinson
Jorgen Knutson
Nels Nelson
Haakon Thoreson
Roy Luhman
Arlyn Peterson
Eleanor Jacobson
Northeast
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
St. Patrick's School
Esthereville
Geo Sweeney
Fort Dodge
Vacation Village
James McCormick
Ledyard
Dan Engesser
Algona
Northeast Deanery
Pocahontas REC names essay winners for youth tour
Emanuel G Kraska reveals winners Diane Flint and Mary Nedved high school juniors from Ruthven and Laurens, awarded expense paid Rural Electric Youth Tour trips to Washington DC. Winners will join about 75 peers in Des Moines June 12 for a flight to the capital and a week touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Emanuel G. Kraska
Washington, D.C
Diane Flint
Ruthven
Mary Nedved
Laurens
Diane
Don J. Flint
Graettinger
Bethel Lutheran Church
Luther League
Mary
Albert Nedved
Pocahontas Community School
Future Teachers of America
St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Pocahontas
Washington Rural Electric
Pocahontas Rec
Kraska
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Your Graettinger Times
Market Report
Norman Nissen
Buena Vista
Cherokee
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Ida
Lyon
O'Brien Osceola
Plymouth
Sac
Sioux
Woodbury
SSCC
John C. MacQueen
MacQueen
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Jens Kirkegaard
Ennen
Ens
Kirkegaards
Washington, DC
Woodbridge
Jene
Washington
Sgt
Mra
Gerald Walker
Todd
Oxen Hill, Md
Sgt. Walker
Graettinger School
Clarence Coyle
Leonard Rud
4-H Foundation
Leonard Norman Rud
Oe F. Rud
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Graettinger Telephone Co
Ft. Lennard Wood
High Lake Township
Ingham Lake
Fuhrman Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Alys Carter
Lost Island Township
Rockford
Cylinder
B. Jr
Iowa University
Iowa City
Graettinger Band
Greattinger
Martin Jacobson
Sheriffs Office
Herbert B. Mosher
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas Ci Service Center
Mosher
Kames
Sheldon
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Alter
Siegfried Rabie
Africa
Owen Gangetead
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Christian Life
Gary O. Nicol
Orville E. Nicol
Headquarters
U.S. Army Pacific
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Debra
Thomas M Riensi
U.S. Army
Pacific
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