Man colorblindness noted in brief report
A terse item states that a man is colorblind and mentions a long green element, with no further details or context provided.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
1
A terse item states that a man is colorblind and mentions a long green element, with no further details or context provided.
State game officers from Estherville Ruthven and Alta policed the Des Moines River from Graettinger to Rutland for two days. They enforced fishing violations illegal gear and fur conditions while inspecting river safety and future rescue plans. The patrol noted improvements and plan continued action.
Ola Tomer notes the issue of school drop-outs lies not in their inability to see the handwriting on the wall but in their failure to read it. He argues for clearer guidance and timely intervention to redirect at risk students.
A Birthday note and licensing schedule out of Estherville and nearby towns lists a birth announcement for De Vseneen and a reminder that driver license exams occur Mondays in Estherville, Tuesdays in Orange City, Wednesdays in Spencer, Thursdays in Rock Rapids, Fridays in Spirit Lake, and Saturdays in Sibley with morning sessions only. Also includes a Social Security contact schedule for Fort Dodge with dates in December.
A community directory lists town officials including Auditor Francis Hughes Clerk Alma Burns Sheriff Richard Miller Recorder Mrs Alice Yach and Treasurer Jack Phillipe. It also covers county supervisors and superintendent, church listings, local offices hours, and key community groups such as the Graettinger Businessmen and Lions Club with presidents named.
A brief review collection highlights Sammy Davis and Jo Davis with Jane Bovar in a candid portrait of overcoming prejudice, plus Mari Ion Segal’s Run Away Little Girl about a family facing cerebral palsy. Debbie’s progress through therapies at Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential is noted.
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