Graettinger Families Visit Relatives in Many States
Local and extended families from Graettinger travel to Ruthven Graettinger Wallingford and beyond for visits and celebrations. Guests include Mrs Maude Brown, the Stangeland family, and Murland Payton among others with reunions noted at Graettinger and Des Moines. A number of births and anniversaries are recorded along with army reunion trips and college plans.
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Mason City
Patterson
Maude Brown
Gertrude Hansen
Wallingford
Ann Horswell
Tacoma
Washington
Graetlinger
Rome
Russell Peterson
Merle Green
Patty. Sue
Converse
Missouri
Leland Knudtson
Messrs
Green
Knudtson
Rochester
Carl Hansen
Torrington
Wyoming
Vame
George B. Johnson
Hanson
Johnson
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger
John Galleger
Emmetsburg
Joe Schumacher
Ellington Township
Henry
Stangeland
Louisa Oddson
Robert Haburn
Paul and
Teddy
Lake Park
Goodwin Thoreson
Minneapolis
Judy Thoreson
Emery Beyard
Oregon
Joe Rustan
Ruthven
J. P. Wagner
Carl Spies
Denver
Richard
C. A. Jengen
Valois
Mayo Specialists
Bob Simonsen
M. C. Grodland
Buxtherville
Holy Family Hospital
Wm. Rasmussen, Jr
Des Moines
Rasmussen
Henry Kling
Newton
Town
the Times
Melville Olesen
Harold Strain
Janet Mary
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Times
Rasmus Hansen
Ronald
Carol
Jack Hansen
Aimon Young
Shirley
Wm. Strain
Webster City
Harold Strains
Ray Montgomerys
Joe Crowder
Terre Haute
Indiana
Paul Johnson
Crowder
Johnsons
Forest City
Army Air Force Base
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Frank
Payton
Pfe
Lester
Pennsylvania
Murland Payton
Mary Ann
Belvidere
Ilinois
E. W. Young
Fred Osner
Mishawaka
Johnnie Johnson
Edgar
Betty
Raymond Sabingke
Carrie Strom
Cora Strom Sabineke
Corn Outlook and Weather Wash Through August in Northwest Iowa
Critics say northwest Iowa faces three false starts before a bumper crop. Estimators report 31 percent of Iowa corn in roasting ear stage by August 19, far below last year’s 91 percent. A cool summer and a light frost on August 20 hurt prospects, but 35 days of favorable weather could still yield a good harvest. Ben Boecker shows a white mouse and plans to test its singing against Cherokee’s famed nocturnal performer. Mr and Mrs John McDonald travel from town to Pendleton Oregon for rodeo and seaside visits with relatives Duane Johnson and the McDonalds daughter Mrs Sohnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weater
John McDonald
Pendleton
Oregon
Tuesaday
Seaside
Duane Johnson
Duane McDonald
Sohnson
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Weiners
Sandra
Carmen Sturdevant
Guy Sturdevants
Rhoeng, Addis
Lincoln
Nabragka
Mra
Jess’ Eis
Sturgeon Bay
Dairyland
Halyea Bartlet
Armour
Carnation Milk
Ben Boecker
Times Office
Brother Boecker
Ben
John Deere A
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