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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1946

Page

4

Graettinger Social Notes and Local Visits

A raft of visitors and residents are noted in Graettinger and nearby towns. Freddie Maurstad of Armstrong, Northwestern student, stayed with Graettinger friends while Bert Masters reports Waterloo conditions are prosperous and crops will yield abundantly. Mrs. Lee Kerr and daughter visit from Wisconsin. several families move or travel for visits, vacations, and illness, plus a note on an upcoming Lorimer frame-up feature in The American Weekly attached to the Chicago Sunday Herald American.

Freddie Maurstad Armstrong Graettinger Freddie Northwestern University L. J. Thoreson Waterloo Lee Kerr Glenwood City Wisconsin Oscar Kildahl Woodville Bert Masters Frank Mammen John Hester Art Montgomery H. A. Elsenbast Cedar Rapids Oscar J. Elsenbast Buthven C. White Spencer Graecttinger Charles Jones Emmetsborg Robert Orcutt Holy Family Hospital Aivs South Bend Indiana Ruby Ellen Hilton Harris Bertina Berge Sylvia Wallingford John Helvin C. FE. Burr George Henderson Bernard Walker Iowa Hendersons John Washington Mary Ruthven John Rathman C. O. Wikert Sioux City Gary Wallman Wallman Mildred Wikert John Poland Texas Reginald Schubbe Jackson Minnesota Schubbes Henry Schubbe Joe Rathman Francis Flanagan M. Mandiager Ruth Miriam Marietta Mandsayer Lost Island Montana Richard Spies San Antonio R. L. Spies Spies Las Vegas Joe Swift Gentle Avenger Underworld American Weekly Chicago Sunday Herald American

Emmetsburg Local Visitors and Guests Attends Homes

Anna MacDonald a visiting nurse from Emmetsburg joined several guests from Estherville Michigan Illinois and Chicago area at Mrs Brobsts home last week. Bar ney Hassell and family spent Saturday evening with local friends while Gave Fink and wife from Chicago visited I B Fink's family before returning to Phoenix. Graettinger hosts welcomed Coonan Morling and daughters with ties to Emmetsburg. A McCarty family and Marjorie Schumacher visited Graettinger. their kinship to Mrs Sullivan noted.

Anna MacDonald R. N Emmetsburg Nina Moffitt Estherville Mildred Moffit Michigan Illinois Maxine Ferris Mrs. Brobst Barney Hassell Gave Fink Chicago I. B. Fink Phoenix Martin Coonan Milton Morling

Rheumatism and Arthritis Patient Seeks Information

T suffered for years and am so thankful that I am free from pain and able to do my work that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mia. Anna Pautz, P.O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash. Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories.

Mia Anna Pautz P.O Vancouver Wash Nue-Ovo Laboratories

Waste fats urged by Palo Alto County housewives

Lawrence D. Brennan of the Palo Alto County AAA Committee calls on residents to save every ounce of waste fats to ease a fats and oils shortage. He notes fats are needed for domestic use and famine relief shipments, with 13 percent of last year's U S civilian soap derived from waste fats and current shortages in retail stores and industrial uses. Residents should bring disposal or pickup issues to the AAA office.

Palo Alto County Lawrence D. Brennan AAA Committee United States AAA

In The Same Boat on Oil Industry Unity

A Jacobsen argues that independents and majors share more common interests than they clash over. Despite competitive tensions, conditions that boost prosperity or dampen mood affect both groups similarly, and fundamental common ground outweighs rival viewpoints.

A Jacobsen

Mr and Mrs Bob Jensen Visit Minneapolis and St Paul

Mr and Mrs Bob Jensen spent the first part of the week in Minneapolis and St Paul visiting new offices and local sights. They planned further engagements in the Twin Cities area.

Bob Jensen Minneapolis St. Paul

Your War Bond E Bond Investment Worths Over Ten Years

The piece argues patriotic bond buying and presents a $1,000 E bond's yearly values over ten years. Yearly values rise from 755 in year one to 1000 in year ten, illustrating a steady increase and final full maturity payoff.

Death of Louisa County's oldest resident Augusta Ruppert

Mrs. Augusta Strub Ruppert aged 99 died at her Morning Sun home. She passed away just after her 99th birthday, two hours after turning the milestone. Her death marks the end of a long life in the community.

Louisa County Augusta Strub Ruppert Ruppert Iowa

Newell welcomes veteran Spike the Marine Doberman

Newell Iowa reports Spike a Marine kennel corps Doberman has arrived to stay with Howard Shaw and Herb Wright. Spike served overseas three years and now calls Newell home. In nearby West Liberty Herb Wright recently found a huge jaw bone on a river-bank site, tentatively identified as a prehistoric elephant. Floyd Larson near Soldier reports a 10 acre oats field yielded 1150 bushels or 115 per acre, an all time high for the area.

Newell Iowa Spike United States Marines Kennel Corps Marine Corps Howard Shaw Herb Wright West Liberty Floyd Larson Near Soldier

Pinkie George Buys Milo Motor for Weekly Paper

Des Moines promoter Pinkie George fulfills dream by purchasing the Milo Motor from Jo Anne Roberts, launching a weekly paper venture. The move elevates local sports promotion and signals a new publishing effort in the area.

Pinkie George Des Moines Milo Motor Jo Anne Roberts

Panhandler Tap Shocks West Des Moines Resident

Phil Blaufuss of West Des Moines woke at 4 00 a m to a stranger tapping his bathroom window asking for 10 cents for carfare. The incident shows panhandlers can appear even at home and in any time.

Phil Blaufuss West Des Moines

Subscription Rates in Graettinger Area Announced

The rates in effect since January 1, 1945 set Graettinger and local trade at 2.00 per year while outside trade territory the rate is 2.50 annually. Service subscriptions since 1945 remain 2.00 per year. A local picnic honored the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Anna Turog and Joe Schwint with family from Emmetsburg and Graettinger joining Mrs. Lizzie Wagner and others.

Graettinger Mallard Joe Schwint Emmetsburg Lizzie Wagner Adrian Barber Glen Sanders Anna Traog Everett Reinders Anna Turog

Motorist Family Injured in Sherburne County Crash

Ringsted Dispatch reports Mrs Reuben Petersens father C E Eastman aged 83 and her brother aged 40 were injured Sunday in an automobile accident near Sherburne Minnesota. Mrs Petersen says her fathers con-

Ringsted Dispatch Reuben Petersen C. E. Eastman Sherburne Minnesota

Farm accident injures boy and needs hospital care

In Estherville a 12 year old nephew of Scott DeSart, Boyd Baude, suffered serious injuries from a farm accident while riding on a load of bundles driven by Darrell Dreyer. The wagon turned in a washout, a pitch fork pierced his abdomen and arm, and he received first aid before hospitalization at Algona General.

Fenton Boyd Baude Scott DeSart Darrell Dreyer Boyd

There is a little homely philosophy on loans

Humboldt Republican cites a homely loan philosophy noting that the person who owes you money or favors and does not want to pay is the one who hates you most. It warns against lending to everyone and chasing payments, urging readers to remember that the debtor may bear the strongest resentment.

Humboldt Republican

Auto collision near town after dusk on gravel road

Ayrshire Chronicle reports a head on crash one mile north of town near the Bob Dyer farm. Harlan Moodie driving west and Hank Williamson in an empty stock truck traveling east collided after Moodie turned off the pavement. Moodie scratched chin. Williamson uninjured. Believed loose gravel caused the wreck.

Ayrshire Bob Dyer Harlan Moodie Hank Williamson Moodie Williamson

Terril Record Ad Boom Sparks Local Buzz

The Terril Record notes a surge of classified ads from locals and outsiders, placed via phone with quick payment. Advertisers range from regular clients to one-off notices, stirring local curiosity about soon departed advertisers and the town’s map presence.

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