Mrs Hans Jensen Dies After Stroke at 86
Mrs. Hans Jensen died at her Graettinger home Friday night after two strokes, aged 86. Born in Denmark, she immigrated with her husband fifty years ago, living in Haugburd, Ringsted, and Graettinger Iowa. The funeral was held Monday at St Pauls Lutheran Church with interment east of town. he survived by nine of fourteen children, eight grandchildren, and twenty four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jensen
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
James ‘P. Christensen
Christensen
St. Paul's Church
Jensen
A. H. Henningsen
Frank Anderson
Chris Jensen
John Paulsen
James Skow
Karen Larsen
Haugburd
Denmark
Graettinger
H. N. Osher
Hans Anderson
Brush
Goorado
Laura Munk
Blair
Nebraska
H. W. Jensen
Audubon
Towa
James Show
P. Jensen
Jacksonville
Morida
Misa Llizabeth Jensen
Mia
United States
Klente
Reirie
Iowa
Grain Market Report from April 21 1982
Market summary lists egg and poultry values with buyers and sellers names obscured. Mentioned items include eggs trade price heavy Hana and Leghorn hens, plus ducks Pacers roosters and state brand butter with prices and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grauttinghr
Leghorn
Escigeesitarteeses
Pacers Roosters
Seine
Local Parties Catch Nine Wolf Cubs Near Grnettinger
Clarence Garnest and John Wikert with Nels Nelson trapped nine wolf cubs west of Grnettinger yesterday. They transported the cubs to Emmetsburg to claim the county bounty of four dollars per head, totaling eighty six dollars for yesterday’s catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Garnest
John Wikert
Nels Nelson
Albert Thu Place
Grnettinger
Emmetsburgr
Fritz Grubmier Loses Big NYC Wrestling Match
Graettinger’s famed wrestler Fritz Grubmier fell to Richard Shikat of Philadelphia in New York City last week. The main event lasted 41 minutes with Grubmier at 200 pounds and Shikat at 217. Grubmier, active in Chicago and New York for years, suffers first defeat. Marl Caddock once predicted him a future world heavyweight champion.
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Graettinger
Frits Grubmier
New York City
Richard Shikat
Philadelphia
Gotham
Grapttingermut Artiat
Grubmier
Chicago
New York
Marl Caddock
Grubisier
Grachtinger
Oll
Jiilz
Harold Lloyd Feet First at Hawkeye Theatre Saturday Night
Harold Lloyd presents Feet First as a special feature at the Hawkeye Theatre this Saturday evening with ticket prices 10c 20c and 80c. The comedy promises side uplifting fun and urges audiences not to miss the film. John McBride plans to move his billiard hall and soft drink parlor to the F C Wiegmann store building by May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Hawkeye Theatre
John McBride
F.C. Wiegmann
EB S. George
McBrite
Wiegmann
McBrida
Feet First Photo Show At Saturday Night Theater
Manager Johnson announces a Saturday night program headlined by Feet First, with two comedy acts including Pulling A Bone. Opening night drew a near full Hawkeye crowd. another strong turnout expected as spring nears despite cold ground and sparse outdoor scenery. Weather remains cool with rain needed to refresh the landscape.
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Johnson
Aradio
Faithful Danish resident and mother dies after long life
The Times sorrowfully notes the death of a devoted wife and sincere friend who lived in the city for nine decades. Her loving character touched many during her residence, and sympathy is extended to sons, daughters, and other relatives as the community mourns.
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Denmark
Cty
Daughtarg
Otto Tenneson Funeral At New Richland Friday
Otto Tenneson a longtime resident died at his New Richland Minnesota home on April 14 after a brief bronchial pneumonia. The funeral was held Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in St Olaf cemetery. Surviving his wife five children and several relatives, he was a dairy businessman and active church member.
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Otto Tenneson
New Richland
Minnesota
Lear
Mr. Tennenon
Tennesol
Winnebago
Mim
Mr. Tenneson
Audh 2
New Richland Star
Otto ‘S. Tenneson
Tenneson
Otto Theodore Tenneson
Leland
Ilinois
Abraham
Hannah ‘Tenneson
Ellen Peterson
Linn Grave
Trinity Church
Degree of Honor Lodge
Russell
Rudy
Helen
Donald
Dorothy
Abraham Tenneson
Ruthven
Town
Carl ‘Tenneson
Linn Grove
Iowa
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. C. Walledom
Mrs. B. N. Osher Died At Wallingford Yesterday
Mrs. B N Osher 84 died early this morning at her daughter Mrs John Jacobson home in Wallingford She had been ill for weeks Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at the house and 2 p m at Riverside church Rev Peder Nordswill officiate She lived in Emmet county many years and was known locally Survived by three daughters Mrs John Jacobson Mrs Alfred Nelson and Mrs Henry Bulls all near Wallingford and by eight sons B Oliver Gilbert Ole W T G and L B all of Wallingford Nels of Wisconsin and John of Davenport
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BH. N. Osher
John d Jacobson
Wallingford
John Jacobson
Uving
Alfred Nelson
Henry Bulls
Song
Id B. Oliver
Gilbert
Ole
W. TG
L. B
Nels
Wisconsin
John
Davenport
Eatherville
Daily Nowa
Mrs Fremont Faul And Clara Suss Honored
The Womans Home Missionary Society of Algona District held its annual Burt convention electing Mrs Fremont Faul president for the coming year and reelecting Clara Suss as corresponding secretary. The district includes about fifty churches and delegates were chosen for a national convention on the Pacific coast next fall.
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Womans Home Missionary Society
Algona District
Burt
Fremont Faul
Lease
Clara Suss
Tadies
Maul
Graettinger
Missionary Society of theMethodist Church
Clara Suse
Faul
Pacific Coast
Man Who Played God at Jens Theatre Emmetsburg
The George Arliss feature The Man Who Played God will be presented at the Jens Theatre in Emmetsburg Friday evening, showing one night only by request. The picture previously played in town last winter. Also notes a Times production delay due to Intertype machine trouble and a broken arm incident involving Joseph Culligan arising from a cart accident. James Aylward named collector at the port of Sioux City, continuing his prominent political role there.
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George Arliss
Man
God
Jens Theatre
Emmetsburg
Times
Intertype
Joseph Culligan
Joosph Culligan
Myr
Prank Culligan
Joseph
J. 3
Sullivan
Sioux City
James Aylward
Martin Aylward
Mt. Aylward
Glenn Miller To Speak In Graettinger At Hawkeye Theatre
Glenn B. Miller state president of the Farmers Union will give an address in Graettinger next Wednesday evening April 27 at 8 00 p m at the Hawkeye Theatre He will discuss everyday problems of vital interest to all residents with special invitation to women This meeting is sponsored by local Farmers Union officers and extended to every body to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Miller
Glenn B. Miller
Farmers Union
Graettinger
Hawkeye Theatre
Factory Roan Demonstrates Kitchenkook at Jensen Hardware
A factory roan will be at Jensen Hardware Saturday to conduct a demonstration of Kitchenkook stores. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Jensen Hardware
Just Beyond Author Marie Jensen Details
Marie Jensen author of Just Beyond a novel praised for realism and growth of Margaret Norby. Meador Publishing Co Boston prints 187 pages priced 2.00 postpaid. Also notes Jensen’s ties to Graettinger area and local associates. Bid sought for cemetery mowing at Lost Island Lutheran Cemetery on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Jensen
Jens C. Jensen
Graettinger
Meador Publishing Co
Atantic Ave
Boston
Massachusetts
Misa Jensen
Fred Simonsen
Hans Duus
Ole Sorenson
Just Beyond
Marie Tousen
Margaret
Norby
Stepaunt
Alog
Miss Jennen
Margaret Norby
Julia Eckstrom
Louie
Leila Martin
Phil
Shamsi
Chit
Lost Island Lutheran Cemetery
Joe Nyborg
Alma Hereim Wins County Spelling Contest in Emmetsburg
Alma Hereim of Graettinger schools won first place in the county spelling contest at Emmetsburg, earning a gold medal and a trip to the state contest in Des Moines on May 7. Lois Cagnan placed second. other Graettinger participants included Dorothy Vedder and Jeannette Young with Jeannette finishing fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Young
Alma Hereim
Graettinger
Ommersburg
Lois Cagnan
Mallard
Mise Hereim
Des Moines
Des Moinnes
Cora Christopher
Edna Oliver
Christopher
Emmetsburg
Alma
Dorothy Vedder
Jeannette
Kean
Special Meetings At St. Paul s Open Today
Meetings begin Thursday at 8 p m and run nightly with all-day Sunday in the town church. Rev. Anderson of Royal speaks Friday at 2 30 p m with notable music including soloist Mr Coder and a school faculty quartet. The large high school chorus directed by Mr Coder joins in hymns and gospel preaching to offer comfort and renewed faith. Friday is high school eve with a special invitation for faculty students and youth. announcements will follow each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Royal
Coder
Grachtinger
Light Rain Patches Ahead In Morning Sky
A light rain is in progress this morning with little moisture fallen so far. The sky remains heavily overcast, signaling possible brief showers as conditions persist.
Terris High Team Wins Easy Victory Over Graettinger
Terris High School baseball beat Graettinger 9 to 4 at Elsenbast Field on Friday afternoon. All runs came on errors with Graettinger scoring on a Joe Grady hit. Terril’s 18 year old player from Frank Andersons' family delivered a strong game, while Vincent Allen and Leon Moraine pitched for Graettinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terris
Graettinger
Elsenbast Field
Joe Grady
Terril
Jon
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Fritz Grubmeir
Palo Alto County
Citizens League
Chas
H. Bleckwenn
Waldorf Choir
Walktorf Doir
First Lutheran
Liha
Lolks
Grasttinger
H. A. Elsenbast
Eashier
First National Bank of
B. N. Osher
E.M. Thompson
Cleve
E. M. Thompson
Emmetsbore
District Court
Thompsen
Geo. Arliss In “the Man Who Played
Loat Ta Lund
St. Paul’s
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