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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
8
Wirmen crews prepare Seattle for Century 21 Exposition opening April 21. The 550-foot Space Needle tops a skyward dining and observation tower with two high speed elevators and a stair option. Monorail, sci ence exhibits, and themed World pavilions promise a futuristic tour citywide.
No vehicle is too large for our wash and lubricant service. We commit full effort to clean both exterior and interior, delivering a thorough job and a spotless result.
Leonard Davids of Kanawha has graduated from Georgetown University with a Doctor of Philosophy degree. The milestone concludes 30 consecutive years of enrollment in accredited schooling, full or part time.
Graettinger Iowa council meets to review budget for 1962 and hear adoption of a Gas Building Code. Actions include approving Watertower Paint bid for tank refurbishment, paying city dump caretaker, issuing water and sewer permits, sharing fire alarm costs with the Telephone Co, and setting public hearings for tax levies and the Gas Building Code adoption on August 7 1961. Mayor Lehigh and Clerk Lammers preside with councilors Knudtson Millen Rolfson Schealler Stueve present.
Margaret Pratt notes county fair prep continues through 4 H club work with a local achievement show. The event helps parents and friends view and sometimes sample the foods the girls prepared, while the girls see their progress in their own clubs. Due to July scheduling, Pratt will be out of town Friday afternoon August 4 and the 4 H girls demonstration room will be affected.
The clubs Lost Island Walnut Vernon Highland Curlew Fern Valley Rush Lake Effington Dimmersburg Freedom and Fairfield will hold morning demonstrations starting at 9 am on Thursday Friday and Saturday Posters for each club are at the Extension office and may be picked up during the week. If unclaimed by Saturday they will move to the girls building Monday Numbers needed include club membership articles made and community service instances from the year.
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