Adam and Eva stage success draws and enchants Hawkeye audience
The Hawkeye Theatre hosted two performances of the junior class play Adam and Eva drawing 200 pupils and adults in the afternoon and an overflow crowd in the evening. Directors Vivian Kelly and Joe Ball guided a 22 member cast including Jo Nelson Evelyn Els nabast and Adam Mason delivering a polished, high class comedy with notable singing by Lawrence Jensen and Gage Fink. The Times praises the cast, directors, and Grastinger High School for a creditable production with a happy ending.
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Adam and Bye
Hawkeye Theatre
Vivian Kelly
Joe Ball
Acta
Lawrence Jensen
Gage Fink
My Denar
South America
Republica
Nelson
Armstrong
South
Adam Mason
Arnold Baxter Armstrong
Evelyn Elsenbast
Florence Conway
Marion Singer
Arnald Baxter Armstrong
Marvin Barber
Ned Armstrong
Willis Noble
Ruth Armstrong
Jule Duffy
Evelyn Armstrong
Gay Craven
Ruth
Gib Reeves
the Times
Grasttinger High School
Louie Lippold Sells 400 Acres of Land
Louie Lippold of east of Grad ger negotiated a land deal involving 400 acres at 46.60 per acre. The property known as the Consigney farm lies north of Emmoteburg. ESTHERYDLD barber. at.
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Louie Lippold
Gradger
Consigney
Emmoteburg
GrAey Stinger Market Report
Market excerpt dated Thursday April 25 1936 lists corn eggs and butter prices with various quality grades and terms, including straight run eggs and heavy hens and old roosters. It notes prices per unit and trade terms at 406 Egan and references market conditions for dairy and poultry products in brief commodity terms.
Ray Glazier Buys Carl Spies Building for $1000
Ray Glazier purchased the frame business building where he has run a restaurant for years. The $1,000 deal from Carl Spies preserves an old but prime location. Glazier plans interior changes while continuing a thriving restaurant operation.
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Ray Glazier
Carl Spies
Glazier
Mr. Glazier
Work Started On New Brick Bakery Building
Construction begins in Grachtinger as Rustan Brothers replace a frame bakery with an 80 by 22 by 11 foot brick and block building. Concrete floor clay block walls brick front with plate glass. baking shifts run from Ruthven at night. sales to be in former radio shop near Hawkeye Theatre.
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Grachtinger
Selec
Rustan Brothers
Ruthven
Hawkeye Theatre
Tricket In Main Event On Card Here May 9
A boxing show is set for Grasttinger on Thursday May 6 hosted by the Gracttinger Athletic club in an indoor arena with a very large seating capacity. The May 9 card features Verne Frickel of Graattinger against Miller of Sioux City, and Bwedo Allen of Graattinger also appears. Further details and the full card will be released next week.
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Tricket
Grasttinger
Gracttinger Athletic Club
Verne Frickel
Graattinger
Miller
Sioux City
Bwedo” Allen
Gracitinger Boys Fall 10-5 to Emmetsburg Visitors
G. H. S. Gracitinger succumbed to Emmetsburg High at Emmetsburg Friday afternoon, losing 10 to 5 after Emmetsburg rallied in the sixth inning. The county seat squad plated ten runs, despite Gracitinger holding them scoreless early, marking a losing day for the local baseball team.
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Emmetsburg
Tha G. H
Emmetsburg High
Grachtinger Boys
Gracitinger
Wisconsin Lumber Co Roof Project Underway
Workmen begin rebuilding the south wing roof at Wisconsin Lumber Co. crews pace the site this week with roofing laid and cement set. The project aims to secure the structure and restore the building’s daytime operations for the timber firm.
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Wisconsin Lumber Co
Funeral Held for C W Higgins in Estherville
C W Higgins longtime farmer and Estherville resident died from shock after left foot amputation. Born 1874 in Missouri he lived in Dedham and Graettinger area before moving to Estherville. Survived by wife Nellie Trucks Higgins and son Carl. Funeral Sunday conducted by Rev. Frank Yeurnd with pallbearers Jesse Fleming and others.
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C. W. Higgins
Estherville
Higgins
Higgin
Carl
Times
Mr. Higgins
the Times
Free Show Draws Packed House at Hawkeye Theatre
A Thursday night audience enjoyed a free movie at the Hawkeye Theatre sponsored by Wisconsin Lumber Co of Gruettinger. A Keystone Steel & Wire Co reel promoted proper farm fencing and tract division to boost farm returns. The program also featured other reels and impressed attendees, boosting goodwill for the Wisconsin Lumber Co and Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Gruettinger
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Keystone Steal & Wire Co
Hawkeye Film Start Time Adjusted to 7 45 PM
The motion picture shows now begin at 7 45 p m instead of 7 80 p m. Remember the payable advance script note and avoid confusion about the final price.
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The
Bonstead Wins Butter Contest at Humboldt Show
Oral Bonstead, operator of the Graettinger creamery, won first prize in the Educational Butter Scoring contest at Humboldt with a 94.75 score. Ames placed second with 94.50 and Boyden third with 94.25. Bonstead, a Graettinger native, has earned many honors since taking charge of the creamery and credits patrons for the quality cream.
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Humboldt
Oral Bonstead
Grachtinger Creameary
Bonstead
Ames
Boyden
Graettinger Creamery
Graettinger
Oral
Banstead
Special Evangelist to Lead Services at Lost Island Church
Lost Island Lutheran Church announces evangelistic meetings from April 29 to May 3 led by E. N. Scotswold from Minneapolis of the N. L. A. traveling ministry. Evening sermons at 8 o clock begin Monday April 29. Pastor M Mandsager invites prayer and faithful attendance.
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Lost Island Lutheran Church
Jehovah
Psa
M. Mandsager
May First End Of Service For 1934 Plates
County treasurer will prepare a list in early May of unlicensed motor vehicles within the county, excluding stored junked or left state. The list goes to the sheriff for collection of unpaid fees and penalties. Car owners not licensed or reported as left state for 1985 should act before May 1 to avoid delinquency notices from Sheriff Cap Nelson.
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Cap Nelson, Co
Carl Christensen Suffered Severe Scalp Injury
Carl Christensen sustained a severe scalp wound after a 14 foot elevator toppled while he moved it. The accident occurred a week Tuesday, striking his head and shoulder. he received stitches and was only slightly dazed.
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Car
Christensen
Fast Driver Sparks Townwide Car Ride Event
Two men drove a weathered green coupe through the business section of Grasttinger on Tuesday at 6 30 PM. They sped at 60 to 65 miles per hour and sounded the horn continuously, creating a notable disturbance in the small town that could become an expensive joy ride if suspects are caught.
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Grasttinger
Jubilee Year Services to Close This Weekend Graettinger
The Jubilee year ends Sunday April 28 with special exercises at the Immaculate Conception Church Graettinger. Rev Father Kelly urges Graettinger Catholics to complete Jubilee by six processional visits this week two each evening Friday through Sunday at 7 16 p m. Holy Hour to follow. Mass times shift to nine a m Sundays until fall except the first Sunday monthly when mass is at eight a m.
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Pius XI
Jesus Christ
Father Kelly
A Weinholzer Passes Away in St Paul
Antone Weinholzer of St Paul, uncle of Mike Weinholzer of Graettinger, died in a St Paul hospital. He was a pioneer resident, with a life split between Twelve Mile Lake area, Graettinger business, and later St Paul. Survived by wife, three sons, a daughter, and a sister in St Paul. The Times offers sympathy.
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Antone Weinholzer
St. Paul
Mike Weinholzer
Graettinger
Weinholzer
Andrew
Mallard
Twelve Mile Lake
Grachtinger
Bitsman
Free Motion Picture At Hawkeye Next Thursday
A. R. Maurstad of Royal Lumber Co promotes a free motion picture show at the Hawkeye Theatre in Grachtinger on Thursday evening May 2 titled Our Debt To Mother Earth. The program includes reels appealing to all ages, featuring Krazy Kat cartoons and a story of cotton steel lumber and products.
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A. R. Maurstad
Royal Lumber Co
Hawkeye Theatre
Grachtinger
Mother Earth
Market Day Auction Set for May 4 by Ben I F Reeves
Auctioneer Ben I F Reeves schedules a final market day sale for Saturday May 4, just before corn planting, noting strong demand for another sale. The event caps the season after a run of in demand auctions.
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Ben IF. Reeves
Graettinger State Bank Buys First National Building
In district court Graettinger State Bank of Palo Alto county won possession of the First National bank building for 5655. Carl Spies bid 5500 with a recess, then 5550 before Graettinger State increased by 5006. Barringer offered 4000 under an optional contract. The bank will take immediate possession and plans to use the building as office space while a two year lease on its current location remains.
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Graettinger State Bank
Palo Alto County
District Court
First National Bank
Carl Spies
Graettinger
Spies
Graettinger State
Barr
Three Car Crash Kills Woman Near Dickens
A Sunday highway crash on Highway 18 near Dickens killed Mrs. Dewey Snyder, 37, of Algona, and injured seven others who were taken to Spencer hospital. An Oldsmobile and a Ford traveling west at about 76 mph struck a stalled car after an elderly driver pulled onto the highway from a side road. The Oldsmobile suffered severe damage. Adolph Spies of Graettinger arrived shortly after the wreck.
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Highway 18
Dickens
Dewey Snyder
Algona
Spencer Hospital
Snyder
Clay County
Spencer
Oldsmobile
Ford
Adolph Spies
Graettinger
Resident Of This Locality For 42 Years
Ole Johnson of High Lake and his son-in-law LeRoy Olson were Graettinger business callers yesterday. Johnson, 42 years in the Graettinger area, suffers heart ailment but appears hearty. The heavy rain Tuesday night soaked the area, affecting the small grain crop outlook.
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Ole Johnson
High Lake
LeRoy Olson
Graettinger
Mr. Johnson
Marshall County
Emmet County
Johnson
Wil Rasmussen A Busy Man at Jensen Auto Co
Bill Rasmussen first aid man at Jensen Auto Co aided motorists during a heavy rainstorm night. He answered frequent calls as cars became mired hub deep, proving his busy, responsive service in challenging conditions.
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Wil Nasmussen
Bill Rasmussen
Jensen ‘Auto Co
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A. Weinholzer
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