On Vacation Definition by Webster
The term vacation is defined by Webster as a period of freedom from activity and a break from work or study, including rest, respite, and intermission, or a time of rent and leisure away from routine duties.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
1
The term vacation is defined by Webster as a period of freedom from activity and a break from work or study, including rest, respite, and intermission, or a time of rent and leisure away from routine duties.
John Montgomery a prominent local resident died Tuesday morning at seven in Coleman hospital Estherville. Also reported are a robbery at Joe Amdahl meat market with $20 to $25 stolen in single dollars and six to seven dollars in silver left, entry gained by removing a rear window screen. J W Knutsen sustained a deep leg gash while preparing a threshing separator. Grand Theatre to reopen Saturday August 6 after closure since July 5.
The marriage of Mrs. C. A. Jensen and her husband took place at the Methodist Episcopal church at noon on Tuesday July 26, officiated by Rev. Fremont Faul. Also this week Estherville received 150 barrels of Red Cross flour to aid county families facing food shortages.
Louise Baker writes New Non F iction Snips and Snails about a sole female teacher at a private boys school in the West Her misadventures include a sandwich incident with Peter Kensington Matthews the VI and teaching in Arizona as she discovers boys are clever as devils She encounters a snake measles cure by injecting salt into oranges and a moth plot within the school
Graettinger Community School District directors in Walnut Township Emmet and Palo Alto Counties Iowa schedule a budget hearing for August 13 1957 at 8 00 p m at the Graettinger Schoolhouse Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditures for the year July 1 1957 to June 30 1958 A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing Myron Sinn district secretary.
In a breezy tale set at a desert ranch school headmaster Louise Baker battles schemes, homesickness, and rougher moments with care. She is supported by Joe Hargrave, a young master whose kindness mirrors her own as SNIPS AND SNAILS charms readers. Library items note July story hour with 21 listeners and a new traveling library set arriving for three months, including Westerns and mysteries.
Marshal Albert Jensen reports that the plate glass front door at Rasmussen Station on Highway 17 was broken last Wednesday night. No theft reported and no entry apparent, suggesting the thief or thieves were frightened off. Earlier this spring Rasmussen and the nearby D-X station suffered a series of robberies across several counties.
PASS R. A. Hayes of Monticello receives a silver pass from Milwaukee Road for 45 years of service. The lifetime travel entitlement covers travel on the road’s trains.
A regional fair features cattle horse swine sheep and poultry exhibitions alongside an 80 acre farm machinery and home appliance show. Local farms and vendors showcase livestock and agri equipment in a weighty community event with multiple grids and displays.
A devotional note centers Ruth as background scripture alongside Deuteronomy 10, guiding reflection on faithfulness and covenant. The brief prompts readers to consider loyalty, obedience, and God's steadfast care through the two passages.
A historical reflection on immigration tracing all people to migrant origins. Ruth’s story is highlighted as a model of devotion and contribution, with migration’s motives ranging from family to opportunity. The piece urges welcoming newcomers and notes prejudices faced by immigrants, urging community support and benevolence.
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