Graettinger Times Publisher Notice
The Graettinger Times lists John J. Sullivan as publisher and notes mail matter sent from Graettinger Iowa, with standard newspaper identification and post office matered status.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1945
Page
2
The Graettinger Times lists John J. Sullivan as publisher and notes mail matter sent from Graettinger Iowa, with standard newspaper identification and post office matered status.
The Algona Bay Line and the Charter Coach of Sioux City have permits from the State Commerce Commission to operate Estherville to Fort Dodge routes, though start requires a permit from the Office of Defense Transportation. The Charter line already runs Esther ville to Sioux City.
A historical profile outlines Franklin D Roosevelt’s ascent from wealth in Hyde Park to political reform, naval administration, and a run as Cox’s vice president. It notes his anti-Tammany stance, war work, and early career, highlighting key family ties and education.
A biographical sketch recounts Franklin D. Roosevelt's early life marked by infantile paralysis, recovery at Warm Springs, and the March of Dimes. It covers his political ascent from New York governor to national figure, his 1932 bank moratorium decision, NRA enactments, and the 1936 landslide re election, framing his first and second terms as the New Deal era’s driving force.
Dr Olene Jacobson and local leaders met in Marmersburg to plan Graettinger seventh war loan drive with a May 14 opening. Quotas are listed township by township with Graettinger at 25000 and Palo Alto at 948000. other towns include Ayrshire 12000 Curlew 4000 Mallard 12000 Lost Island 51000 Walnut 45000 and Vernon 52000. Rumor check from War Price and Rationing Board notes no instruction permitting seed potatoes under 100 pounds to retailers.
A breezy week begins with a few snow flakes in the air and ongoing rain since Thursday. The past seven days have been cold and windy with several mornings below freezing.
Church notices list multiple services for PAU RCH Conception St Pauls and South Walnut with times around 10:00 11:00 and 0 40 a m plus Sunday school at 10:00 and 10:50 a m Town church 11 00 a m South Walnut 0 40 a m Dorcas Mission Alfred Westergard home Tuesday 2 30 pm Annual Spring Meetings begin April 26 8 30 pm South Walnut church Visitors welcome at St Pauls Memorial service Henry Peterson April 22 Family Fellowship April 22 supper followed by program April 28 Armstrong Sub District men’s fellowship supper 7 00 pm at Armstrong Methodist church
Gravtlinger High School opened the baseball season with a win over Cylinder Hers, five innings by request. Harold Strain started, Reed Potter finished, with Bob Tarringer collecting two of Gaettin ner’s six hits. Ringsted game noted for Friday, April 20. Also reports Mr and Mrs Christiansen returning from Long View Washington after a winter, recalling Wenatchee and irrigation in the dry fruit country.
Readable classifieds list eggs No. 1 and No. 2 eggs straight run. Hens weighing four pounds and over. leghorns and light varieties. Roosters and other poultry items advertised.
WMC regulations govern male worker ads. Estherville speakers include Dr. Semans at the Father Son Banquet April 26. Church activities feature Sunday school at 10:00 am and services at 11:00 am with circuit meetings and confirmations through the week. Public invited to all events at First Lutheran, Lost Inland, and related locations.
The Constitution states that the judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in such inferior courts as Congress may ordain and establish.
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