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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1940

Page

5

Four Deaths During The Past Week

A brief notice reports the death of E A Bergum 34 at his daughter Mrs T Hampson's Graettinger Iowa on November 26 1940 after an accident in July and long illness Funeral services were held at First Lutheran Church with Rev M Mansager and Rev Sande officiating. He was born February 185 state details omitted. He left six children eight grandchildren and a sister and brother surviving.

Taye Week E. A. Bergum First Lutheran Church M. Mandsager O. Sande Fenton Graettinger First Lutheran Church Chris Jengen Elmer Olson Andrew Herrem Jorgen. Anderson Frank W. Christensen Clarence Clemmenson Verdi Minnesota Carrie Horsness Deerfield Wisconsin Bergum T. L. Hampson Gracttinger O. H. Raleigh Ruthven Art Bergum Cedar Walla Ella Lone Alma Alfred Hampson Evelyn Raleigh Esther Rose Raleigh Tagnes

Graettinger Market Report December 5 1940

Market items listed include eggs No 2 large eggs at 20 cents per dozen. eggs trade and straight run at 20 cents. Butter price 18 to 20 cents. Heavy hens 4 to 6 pounds at 10 to 18 cents. Leghorns and other hens priced per category. Springs 1 8 to 18 cents.

Graettinger Market Theratey

Old Time Hard Time Corn Huskers Ball at Watson Hall

A Friday evening old time dance, December 6, features Mike and His Little German Band for music at Watson hall. The Otto Larson Orchestra will play for the December 13 event. Fred Lippold, local laundry dealer, has leased the D EB McCarty business building on East Robbina Avenue, formerly P J McCarty’s office.

Mike Watson Hall Otto Larson Fred Lippold D. EB. McCarty East Robbina Avenue P. J. McCarty

Osher Stock At Auction This Saturday Action at Osher Department Store Auction

The Osher Department Store will sell all remaining merchandise and groceries at auction Saturday December 7 with sales at 1 30 PM and 7 30 PM Grodland Reeves are the auctioneers An ad in today's paper mentions a Dairy Cattle Auction December 10 at Estherville Geo Robb sales pavilion Details follow in today’s notice The Thompson Brekke Sale closed Tuesday December 3 with a strong result Grodland Reeves acted as auctioneers and H A Elsenbast as clerk The Hyatt sale Monday drew a good crowd and was a success Also obituary notes for Mr Bergum a pioneer resident of the northwest with long service in Wallingford Lost Tal and Graettinger and a life marked by trials and resilience.

Osher Department Store Grodland & Reeves Estherville Geo. Robb Thompson & Brekke Grodlant & Reeves H. A. Elsenbast Mr. Bergum Northwest Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Iowa Wallingford Lost Taland Grachtinger Bergum Hergum

Two Marriages Of Local Young People

Two local weddings are described. Klingbeil Jr. of Gruyere area and Margaret Bosold of Jack Creek wed at Grnes tinger Catholic parochial house with Rev. Father Kelly officiating. Beaver and Jensen married in Phoenix Grace Lutheran church with Rev. Harry R. Allen officiating. bride, Gwendolyn Jensen, is Graettinger native and Columbia graduate now teaching in Phoenix Union High. The Times extends congratulations to both couples.

Misa Mary Ellen Bosold Gardston Hotel Jhstherville Ringsted High School Ware Gruyer Beaver—Jensen Ira Theodore Beaver Gwendolyn Corinne Jensen Phoenix Arizona Grace Lutheran Church Harry R. Allen Myna Johnson Murrell Cromer Ivan Johnson W. T. Keplinger Migs Ethel Daniels Chris Jensen Graettinger Graettinger High School Columbia University New York Phoenix Union High School Beaver William Edgar Beaver Brookston Texas Brantley Craughn College Fort Worth

Lundgren Joins Navy From Local Family

Chester Lundgren son of Mr and Mrs A T Lundgren joined the U S navy on Monday after passing the examination at Vext Dodge with his father and brother Bobby present. He left for Fort Dodge then began the journey to the Great Lakes naval training station amid well wishes from The Times.

NAVY Chester Lundgren A. T. Lundgren U. S. Navy Bobby Chester Ellis Glenn Marie Lundgren Emmet Anderson Chester "Lundgren Fort Dodge Great Lakes Naval Training Station Times Chester Avery

Ladies Trip to California Starts Today

Mrs A J Johnson Mrs Ben I Reeves and Mrs W C Foster depart for the west. Foster to visit daughter in Phoenix Simis family. Johnson to winter in Pasadena. Reeves to see daughter son and relatives in Los Angeles. Reeves and Foster to return in a few weeks.

California A. J. Johnson Ben I. Reeves W. C. Foster West

Robbery In The Cemetery Report Expands To Shrubbery

Thieves who recently removed monument mountings at Le Mars cemeteries are now stealing shrubbery from graves. Police investigate possible connection to prior vandalism as residents urge protection of gravesites and cemetery officials review security.

le Mars

All-State Six-Man Squad Picks Include Graettinger Stars

Graettinger ace Pat Allen and Leo Young head the selection with treats of All-State honors for Graettinger in the six-man backfield and end roles. Graettinger placed multiple players on first and second teams, highlighting a strong basketball and football season across nearby towns including Emmetsburg Catholic and Fonda. The article notes the Graettinger state championship and lists players from several towns, with schedules and notices for local games and events.

Pat Allen Graettinger Register Jan Young Clearfield Bussey Lineville Stanton Allen Young Kerger Sehcal II Honey Caath Olson Cole Thurman Stefani Grimes Eister Brown North Town

Spies Family Plans Move to the West

Mr and Mrs Kurt Spies of Graettinger expect to relocate to the milder western climate after Miss Spies visits California and approves conditions. Mr Spies will resign from Farmers Creamery Co plant and seek new work in the West. The Times extends best wishes as the family leaves the community.

Kurt Spies West Grafinger Spies California the Times

Osage men suffer broken noses in separate auto crashes

John Simon and Willis Baker, both of Osage, were injured with broken noses in separate automobile accidents during the past work week. Both incidents involved different vehicles and drivers, with medical treatment reported as received.

John Simon Willis Baker Osage

Tuberculosis Fight Gathers Steam From Public Effort

The nation, once top killer, now ranks seventh as public health crusaders push eradication. Leaders recount 1904 rallying together of citizens into the National Tuberculosis Association, expanding clinics sanatoria and nurses, and building an informed public to fight stigma and infection. Indifference and retreating fronts threaten progress as TB still claims many young lives.

United States National Tuberculosis Agraciation

Hawkeye Theater Listings Prompt December Showings

The Hawkeye Theater presents a list of films for December with dates and stars. The schedule includes Vegas Crosby and Mary Martin in THE RIVER, Clark Gable Spencer Tracy and Claudette Colbert in BOOM TOWN, COMIN Round the Mountain with Bob Burns and Una Merkel, and Three Men From Texas with William Boyd, plus They Knew What They Wanted starring Carole Lombard and Charles Laughton.

Clark Gable Spencer Tracy Claudette Colbert Bob Burns Una Merkel Texas William Boyd Carole Lombard Charles Laughton

Groattin ger business men prep for Christmas sales

Graettinger merchants plan a Christmas program with cash incentives for buyers, special events at 0:30 pm on December 11, 14, 18, 21, and 24, free candy for children on December 14, and free shows at the Hawkeye Theatre on December 21 and 24. Santa Claus will double treats with candy and shows. Stores are well stocked and decorated with colored lights along Robbins Avenue.

Graettinger Grachtinger Santa Claus Hawkeye Santa Cris Hawkeye Theatre Gruettinger Robbins Avenue

Cooper quartet to sing at barn dance frolic

The Cooper quartette of former Graettinger residents will sing at the barn dance on WHO radio Saturday night December 7. The exact hour is not yet learned. The Cooper family earned many singing laurels while students at Graettinger high school.

WHO Cooper Graettinger Genettinger High School

Bitterly cold day sets early winter records

On Tuesday December 3 a bitter cold spell produced record low readings across Rochester Minnesota at 29 below and Wisconsin points 38 below. Northwood Town reported 21 below while the Grachtinger figure hovered near 1 below. The region braces for continued frigid weather.

Mercury Northwood Town Grachtinger Rochester Minnesota Wisconsin

Early Christmas shopping urged to protect children's health

Iowa Department of Health urged early shopping to avoid crowds and reduce exposure to winter illnesses. The warning noted diseases such as whooping cough, diphtheria, measles, colds, and pneumonia are more common in children and that infants should not be taken shopping to limit risky contact.

Iowa State Department of Health

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E A. Bergum Osher Margaret Hoxold Gwendolyn Jenken Leo Young Marvin Orien Beadgate Merlin Turmeister Fonda Bob Green James Holt Don Green Gene Madsen Hack Bradgate Conrad Rossie Bode James Waters Havelock Basketbaill Weat ‘Bend West Bend Victori Armstrong Rivla Grover Milford Lake Center Rodman Jon Curlew Jen Cylinder Lost and Found Department A. DB Seaman Nashua Hawkeye Theater Hing Crosby Mary Martin
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