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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
3
A Graettinger Times reprint recalls the 1895 issue with local notices, prices, ads, and community events. Names include Grover Cleveland, Graettinger leaders, merchants, and milliners, with town details on commerce, schools, churches, and officials.
First Lutheran holds 9 and 10 o clock services in the new church basement with confirmands Friday at 9. No evening service due to L L Convention at Cylinder Aug 30 to Sept 1. Gleaners meet Sept 2. Sylvia Berge to speak. Lost Island Lutheran has 11 and 8 services. confirmands Sept 8 at Mrs P Iverson. Missionary Sept 3 at M Simonson. Our Mission Sunday Sept 13 with Rev M Novstad. pastor Rev M Mandsager urges prayers for the occasion.
Congressman Gilchrist of Laurens spent an hour or two greeting friends and interviewing constituents here on Tuesday with Mr. Allen. He will interact with Congress in December but currently handles substantial correspondence and matters related to his office. Miss Ida Randolph plans a beauty parlor opening soon in Bud's barber shop with equipment from Arnolds Park. Miss Mary Reidy arrives from Ames for a visit before leaving Friday for Akron to teach next year.
The First Lutheran Mission Society will hold its next meeting at Mrs. Th T Nane's home on Tuesday September 1. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this community gathering.
A rough collage of jokes and quips features lines about insurance costs aging, railway conductors, a blindfold test with a child, a Detroit editor on wheat prizes, and classroom humor. It mixes light humor, social observations, and scattered captions with dated tone and regional phrasing.
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