Armstrong Teams Triumph In Close Cage Debut At Arm Strong
The Arm strong girls edged Graettinger 11 to 10 after leading 10 to 6 at halftime while Armstrong boys beat Graettinger 16 to 8. Players include Mamie Tonsteal Irene Nelson Lillie Jacobsen Wyelyn Jones Christena Rolfson Leona Sandvig and substitutes Gladys Tilsenbast. Graettinger boys led 8 to 7 at halftime with Donald Jones Vincent Allen Leon Moraine Marion Hatficht Earl Carney and subs Edward Sullivan Joe Grady Arnold Henningsen. Both Graettinger teams showed strong material and the close scores suggest two strong squads this season.
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Mamie Tonsteal
Irene Nelson
Lillie Jacobsen
Wyelyn Jones
Christena Rolfson
Leona Sandvig
Gladys Tilsenbast
Sound
Armstrong Boys
Grachtinger Boys
Armstrong
Donald Jones
Vincent Allen
Leon Moraine
Marion Hatficht
Earl Carney
Edward Sullivan
Joe Grady
Arnold Henningsen
Graettinger
Graettinger High News Recaps Busy Week of Events
Graettinger High School reports a week of activity with pep meeting and class updates. Freshmen Irene Johnson and a large roster of clubs, concerts, and exams filled the schedule as the Glee Clubs prepared for a December contest and Thanksgiving programs entertained students. A rock garden project and room reassignments were noted along with multiple junior high activities and basketball schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger-Dolliver
Irene Johnson
Irene
Graettinger High School
Cotton Blossom Singers
Cora
Vivian Norris
Norris
Marikato
Minn
Vivian
1981-82 Basketball Schedule Highlights key matches
The schedule lists both boys and girls games with Ruthven, Curlew, Ayrshire, and others. Notable dates include December 16 at Ruthven, December 18 at Dolliver, January 8 Curlew at home, January 16 West Bend away, January 22 Curlew away, January 26 Rodman home, and February 12-13 Emmetsburg tournament. Ayrshire and Graettinger feature in girls and boys contests with Gracttinger.
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Pita
Thare
Ruthven
Dolliver
Curlew
Ayrshire
San Ayrshire
Christmas Seal Sale In Progress In Palo Alto
Mrs P 3 Paulsen heads the local Christmas seal drive warning buyers about confusing commercial seals with the tuberculosis Christmas seals. The message urges purchasers to ensure funds support health work, noting many decoy seals are sold by an Eastern firm via children on a commission basis.
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Palo Alto
Christmas seal and Graettinger appeal for health support
A local appeal highlights the red Lorraine cross Christmas seal as a symbol of health fundraising. It explains the seal's branding, its nonprofit copyright and the impact of purchases on year‑round health work. The piece urges Graettinger businesses to stock up and support their community during tough economic times.
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Graettinger
Grasttinger
Tlea
Corn Husking Bee At Duhn Farm A Community Effort
Members of the American Legion and neighbors gathered at the Duhn farm and harvested 80 acres of corn yesterday. While men worked in the fields, women prepared two hearty meals at the Chris Knudsen home. Mr. Duhn has been ill, and neighbors and Legion friends assisted, with many names listed among the helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Wm. Duhn Famiy
Duhn
Chris Knudsen
Legion
Merle Jones
Ralph Masters
Russel Duhn
Ord Sanders
Franz Swanson
Palmer Frettem
Oral Ronstead
Andrew Duus
Art Duhn
Jim Duhn
Pete Duhn
Matt Quinn
Bert Montgomery
Lewis Christensen
Jank Petersen
John Jensen
Ted Knutsen
Charles Bonstead
Fred Lewison
Karl Lehigh
Alfred Cameron
Calvin Petersen
Alfred McCombs
Fred Graettinger
Frank Elsenbast
Ted Paton
Leonard Johnson
Jorgen Knutsen
Dan Petersen
P. G. Petersen
Anna Best
S. P. Duhn
Virginia Duar
Vacancies in the Government Civil Service Exams
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for warder positions. Head of cottage role pays $1,200 yearly and warder in relief class pays $1,020 annually.
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The
United States Civil Service Commission
Federal posts and closing dates for government jobs in 1931
The notice lists openings at the Federal Industrial Institution for Women Alderson WV with $800 extra for quarters sustenance and laundry, a 1931 closing for a Photo-engraver at the Government Printing Office Washington DC, and senior orthopedic mechanic salaries from $2,600 to $3,200. It also notes a principal social economist at the Children’s Bureau with a $5,600 salary and a 1931 closing, plus a statement that most states except a few have received less than their apportioned departmental service share in Washington.
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Federal Industrial Institution For Women
Alderson
West Virginia
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
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