Notable School Activities Highlight Community Support
Article notes students show efforts in varied activities beyond sports and urges appreciation for all performers. Mentions a picnic judge reading winners, a census note predicting population shifts, more TV reruns, and Stan Young the popular local baseball umpire returning to the Southern Minny league this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayell
Wallingford
Stan Young
Stolen gem hints at public concern and prejudice
Fragmentary line discusses a stolen gem and a citizen’s reasonable, unprejudiced reaction, noting it does not affect his pocketbook. The text presents a reflective, lightly satirical tone on personal interest versus public matters. No人物 names or concrete events are provided.
Graettinger Notes and a Tire Plant Opening
The Democrat reports April 18 1935 changes with mail routes moved to Emmetsburg from the six s rural route. John Conway, a carrier, transfers to Dougherty Iowa. D C Barringer buys Graettinger First National Bank building for 4000 dollars. A J Duhn to open a new shop April 22 using a Niaken tire vulcanizer to repair trucks and autos. Beloved local businessman BE Baumgartner 61 dies after two months illness. District No 6 Lost Island pupils with perfect attendance include Carl Bonstead Howard Suss Doris Westergard Elaing Westergard Donald Peterson Mary Jane Suss Martyn Westergard Paul Suss. Verna Grodland teaches. April 15 1935 marked a notable Graettinger day with historic warmth.
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The
Democrat
John Conway
Dougherty
Iowa
Emmetsburg
BE. A. Baumgartner
Graettinger
Lost Island
Carl Bonstead
Howard Suss
Doris Westergard
Elaing Westergard
Donald Peterson
Mary Jane Suss
Martyn Westergard
Paul Suse
Raymond Pu
Derguan Walter High Arthur Cody tL McConnell A P Rickiefs
Derguan Walter High Arthur Cody, tL, McConnell, A P, Rickiefs appear in a page fragment with names and initials. The readable text lists individuals likely involved in an local notice or report, but no clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derguan
Walter High Arthur Cody Tl McConnell
A. P. Rickiefs
Graettinger Nips Cylinder 19 to 6 In Cold Monday Derby
Above freezing Monday morning it was 17 above zero as frost lingered. Graettinger High School boys won their second game in a row by beating Cylinder 19 to 6 on the local diamond. Bartleman started pitching, with Blom Reaves Thorson Young and Jones rotating mound duties. Defensive lineup included Reeves at short and Johnson in right.
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Graettinger High School
Cylinder
Bartleman
Gractlinger
Graettinger Municipal Light Plant Minutes April 19 1960
The board held its regular meeting with all members present. Motions approved minutes as read and paid all bills in full. A transfer of 2000 from general to bond fund was approved and the meeting adjourned. Items include Red Cross wages and payments to state treasurer IRS and retirement systems.
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Fin
Hansen
Petersen
General Fund
Red Cross
Chicago
R. I. & Pacific
State
Notice of Estate of Nets L. Nelson Executor Named
Notice is hereby given that on February 17, 1960 the District Court of Palo Alto County Iowa appointed Lauritz Nelsen as Executor of the estate of Nets L Nelson deceased. All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them daily and legally authenticated for allowance by the court. Cory & Sackett Attorneys.
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District Court
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Nets L. Nelson
Ate
Lauritz Nelsen
Cory & Sackett
Attys
New Non-Fiction Life is Worth Living by Bishop Sheen
Fulton J. Sheen titles a new 2% chapter collection offering practical guidance on talking work and daily life. The work covers education Christianity and world affairs with a concise overview of Sheens philosophy of faith and living. New members include Don Nita Nell generation Kenneth Nelisen and Betty Masters. Ruby Harris joins as a new member.
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Fulton J. Sheen
C.D.A
Sheen
Don Nita Nellgen
Mia
Kenneth Nelisen
Betty Masters
Elmer Masters
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the Graettinger Times
P. T. Cody
Dinsa Matt Matter
SN Editorial — A
Palo Alto
Emmet
Fenton and Terris
Graettinger Farmovife
Albert Suss
Cabinet
Fate
D. C. Barringer
First National Bank
A. J. Duhn
Graettinger Aronday
United States
Mr. Duhn Jig
Graettinger Business & Professional Directory
Palg Alto
C. A. Shiley
Iowa House
Arnold Park
K. L. Johnson
Gardston Hotel
Eatherville
J. Emmett Martin
J. H. Riley
Farmers Bank
Spencer
C. R. Kitchen
Esthervilie
Olene Jacobson, D.V.M
Ted Enuctson
Bratland Jewelry
Princess Diamonds
Chamber OF Commerce
Woman's Club
Albert Jensen
Justice of Fence Municipal
Kannat
G. F. Shaver
Pres
James F. Hansen
Lars Petersen
George Hilegl - Alma Bums
Richard Miller
Alles
Yoob
Melvin Lampoon
Charles Barlow
J. L. Coffey
O Community Church
Immaculate Conception
Father Clement Flannery
First Lutheran and
Lost Island Lutheran Rev
C. T
ST. Paul's Lutheran and
South Walnut Lutheran
Rev. H. Irving Petersen
Grace Baptist Church
Hay Kasper
Wallingford Lutheran
Norbert, Jolivetts
Immanel Lutheran
Menjamin Coltves
Dim Ivers
Robert Dawson
Graettinger Res
A. N. Kruse
Optometrist
West Main &J
G. H. Frye
A. H. Hobson
Terry I. Anderson
Emmet Coq
Estherville
Gerald
Casper
CAF
Nelson Palo Alto County
AM. Legion Auxiliary
Alesa Cameron
Lions Club
Wale
Legion and Auxiliary
Lions Gun
Ted
Robert Prop
RADIO
Fairbanks Morse
Phono Records
Grein Electric
Graettinger Municipal Light Plant
Nick Spear
High Lake
Graettinger Lumber Co
City Hall
THIR
Ruby Harris
Hilton Harris
Graettinger Coop Grain Co
Baelem Eas
Erma Stag
UCN