Ride on an Air Flight Tire Incident Reported
Emergency responders attended a blowout incident aboard an air flight. Passengers sustained bruises cuts and minor injuries. FISE arranged medical coverage and bill payment for those affected.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
7
Emergency responders attended a blowout incident aboard an air flight. Passengers sustained bruises cuts and minor injuries. FISE arranged medical coverage and bill payment for those affected.
Dr and Mrs Th I Nane and family spent Sunday in Mankato visiting Mrs and Nanes father Mr and Mrs D C Uarringer and son Kenneth returned from St Paul Sunday Cletus Gulleger visited from Emmetsburg to see Aunt Mrs J J Sullivan and family Mr and Mrs A A Reichard of Emmetsburg were guests Sunday at McCarty homes Mrs M J Reidy traveled to Chicago for the fair and to visit son John Mrs Donovan and daughter Margaret from Milwaukee visited Mrs Laula Montgomery James Jacobsen and daughter depart for Kenmare ND Mr Jacobsen owns a farm there Mrs J J Sulawedel of Tyler MN and Miss Greece Anderson of Clear Lake IA stay with sister Mrs C A Jensen Mrs F W England of Muscatine and Mrs Robert Schooley of New Jersey arrived recently to visit their mother Mrs H N Osher and sister Mrs A H Henningsen and family
Mus and Charley Stewart visit Ruthven. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McMullen take a trip to Lanesboro. Relatives in Mankato host Anna Jorgensen and a Chicago fair trip for several locals. Funeral for Mrs. Krohn, 88, at Roland. Catholic Ladies Ice Cream Social planned for August 12 in Wagner building. Labor Day committee list announced. Sullivan family moves to S. E. Landing residence. J. J. Sullivan family to occupy Mrs. Birkland home. Gractinger community updates include school superintendent election and local visits.
Luther League program to be held Sunday August with hymn scripture reading prayer and solo performances by Olaf Michaelsen Dorothy Horswell Alma Hereilm Ruth Wicks Briane Sandvig and Serene Myhre. Election of delegates and remarks by Rev James P Christensen. Sunday school at 9:45 services at 11 welcome all. Emperor Charlemagne died 1814 at Aix-la-Chapelle buried in marble chair with Bible open on lap.
The First Lutheran Mission Society will meet Tuesday August 8 in the church basement with Mrs Tom Herges son as hostess. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Entertained Members Of Afternoon Bridge Club
The Oklahoma Public Health Bulletin warns vacationers and outdoor enthusiasts of poison ivy poison oak and poison sumac risks from contact with plants and contaminated items. Recognize the three leaf cluster and shrub forms, wash skin promptly, use soap since sap resists water, seek physician care for redness itching after exposure, and note varying individual susceptibility.
A historical note prescribes a daily schedule for farmers with morning exercise, a home gym session, breakfast at 9, farm work from 9 to 12, lunch and siesta from 12 to 3, more farm work from 3 to 6, and leisure activities including golf and bridge in the evening. The plan emphasizes disciplined time use for agricultural workers.
The piece argues that bargains abound as prices will rise soon due to higher wages and costs. It urges readers to start building, repairs, and purchases now to avoid heavy future expenses. It frames shopping as a family effort and warns distressed sales cannot last. It emphasizes urgency for home improvements and property upkeep.
The text argues fatigue is a toxin and evil temper and emotional excess cause fear and panic over disease or misfortune. It suggests that bursts of temper are bad habits and that proper ventilation and illumination can cultivate tolerance and real courage without becoming bromide takers.
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