Graettinger Municipal Light Plant Minutes December 1951
Special meeting held December 4 1951 to address insufficient treasury funds for bonds due December 1 1951 totaling 7000 and accrued interest. Board borrowed 1000 to pay bills and planned repayment from the General Fund when funds allow. Also moved 3000 from General Fund to Bond Fund before adjournment. Secretary B G Suss. Seed tag note attached.
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Graettinger Municipal Light Plant
Mike Weinholzer
G. F. Shaver
Inas
Weinholzer
Shaver
General Fund
Treasury
Bond Fund
Ags
B. G. Suss
Graettinger 1951-52 Basketball Schedule Highlights
The Graettinger high school basketball slate lists games for both boys and girls across December February. Opponents include Ruthven West Bend Terris Curlew Graver Everly Hartley Emmetsburg and others with county and sectional tournaments noted.
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Graettinger High School
Rodman
Ruthven
Lri
West Bend
Terris
Curlew
Graver
Everly
Whittemore Toys
Titanka
Nere
Buys
Hartley
Emmetsburg Catholic
Terri
Yri
Ayrshire
Cylinder Boys
James King’s Death Follows Prolonged Illness in Iowa Town
James King, 51, long afflicted by illness, died after a valiant battle marked by Catholic faith and family devotion. He and wife Marie Schulfer farmed near Graettinger, Iowa, raising seven children Jus Catherine Frank Donna Marie Jobo and Donald at home. Relatives from many towns attended the funeral as newspapers extend sympathy to the King family amid their loss.
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Page
Marie Schul‘er
Graettinger
Jus
Catherine
Frank
Donna Marie
Jobo
Donald
Roodavehter
Uiury Eien
Dnebadl- Rochester
Oly Family Hospital
Heathick
Mr. King
Cylinder
Leo Conway
Emmetsburg
Fred Davis
Clear Lake
Town
Gladys Michaels
Jof Clear Lake
Josie McEvoy
Algona
I. E. Drew
Lof Depew
John Conway
Mallard
John Nolan Land Family
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Jack
Armour’s Star Picnic Hams
Calif
ADAMS
Jor Naraschino Cherries
Xmas Poultry
Iowa
James King
Santa
Jensen
RINSO
Super Suds
Jensen’s
Viking
CA. Jensen & Son
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