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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
7
A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Wayne Paulson will be held Friday night August 1 at 8 o clock in Wallingford at the Sue theran church. The public is invited. Wayne is the son of Chester Paulson of Wallingford. Wayne married Martha Tovtle of Decorah last Saturday.
The Grachtinger Tech school class of 1954 will hold its tenth reunion on Saturday August 22. A family gathering runs in Evergreen Park from 2 to 5 PM, followed by a dinner for classmates and spouses at the Skyline in Estherville at 7:15 PM.
Mr and Mrs George Frick Jr a Newark Delaware couple are visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Gee Frick They arrived here Sunday for an indefinite stay and plan to enjoy the local area together during the visit.
Mrs Gerald Sitiese and Mrs Ned Gavsen visited at St Vincent's Hospital in Sioux City. Judy Reeves received her nursing diploma recently at Sious City with sister Diane Christian sen and aunt Beverly Waens in attendance. Wayne Anderson enlisted in the Air Force and is training at Lackland APB Texas.
Fragmentary notice describes Heidecker family visiting relatives in Issther Ville and Arnolds Park. Mentions Charley Vei- Hocker of Los Angeles and Francis Heidecker hosting at their son’s home. Weekend in South Dakota and Ft Defiance park referenced.
Ludvig Boehmer named executor of the Grachtinger estate with Carl L. Spies attorney at Emmetsburg Iowa. Second publication dated the 20th day of August 1964.
The Tie Towa Conservation Commission set hunting seasons and days with bag and possession limits across the state. Nearly all areas are open except a southern region near Muscatine to Knoxville and east of Iowa to the Missouri line. Deer bow and gun open Oct and shotgun hours 8 a.m. to 4 p.m with a one deer possession limit per sport.
Deer hunting permits have been issued as deer license applications reach conservation offices. Authorized sellers prepare hunting stamps and the license blanks. The deer license enables either bow or gun hunting depending on the permit issued.
Jens Nirkegaard received word of the death of his mother Mrs ill (Marie) Kirkegaard 83 of Skiern Jylland Denmark Funeral services were held Wednesday She is survived by Jer vid three sons and two daughters.
The late James Agee’s autobiographical novel A Death In The Family, adapted by Tid Moses and now David s version, screens Sunday at the Gradlinger theatre. The film is praised as a cinematic achievement matching top international works. Agee, who died at forty five, gained posthumous fame for his books and earlier film work including The African Queen and The Night of the Hunter. For inquiries call 859-3780.
A fat head cat caught by Roger Mravherk of Cresta tipped the scales at 2312 pounds, marking a notable local fishing event.
Admitted Wednesday Aug 3: Don Jamison and Raymond Rosbury, both of Graettinger. Thursday Aug 6: Connie Herke and Matthew Spies, both of Graettinger. Saturday Aug 8: Henry Garrelis of Graettinger. Monday Aug 10: Kelly Schang and Leo Lamhe, both of. Tuesday Aug 12: Kevin Weber of Wallingford. Dismissed Friday Aug 7: Matthew Spies and Jon Jamison, both of Graettinger. Saturday Aug 8: Mrs Raymond Rosbury and Connie Herke, both of Graettinger. Tuesday Aug 11: Kelly Schany of Graettinger.
Mr and Mrs Robert Berryhil of Norwalk Town announce the birth of a son Robert Scott on Saturday August 8 weighing seven pounds. He has two sisters Debbie and Julie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Francis Heidecker of Gradlinger and Mr and Mrs Zel Berryhill of Estherville.
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