Wallingford News Briefs From Mrs Barnest
Wallingford News notes social visits and local events. Visits include Mr August Lehrmedey at Skattela home, Ed DeWalle and Edwin Osher in Emmetsburg, and Mrs Emma Osher visiting the Egeland home. Birthday celebrations for Martin Ressell and Mrs Ness marked the week, with Fairmont shoppers listed and a Christmas party at East Town Circle. Upcoming events feature a December 14 wedding at Immanuel church and local club meetings led by Mrs Herman Andresen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Osher
Ole Egeland
Wayne Richard
Chet Anderson
Fred Christiansen
Clare Skattebo
Fairmont
Mmes
Betty Olson
Dorothy Lundy
Ardis Walker
Earnest Skattebo
Hilmer Larsen
Art Skattebo
Velma Sevatson
Bertha Peterson
Linda Peterson
Archie Poyter
Estherville
LeRoy Schacherer
Ordnance Restricts Running At Large In Graettinger Iowa
Town ordinance 37 restricts cattle horses sheep swine and other animals from running at large with dogs exempted. Impounding by the marshal at owner expense, three day claim period before sale, proceeds to town. Violations carry up to 30 days in jail or a $100 fine. Also notes 1912 adoption and two unrelated jail incidents in Dickinson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
Iowa
Mashall
Thomas Thomsen
Grachtinger
Gyrachtinger
Injured hunter scene amid 1952 town ordinance text
A nineteen year old Gordon Hanisch of Laurens suffered a mangled right hand when a shell exploded in the breech during a hunting trip last week. The report also presents an ordinance from the Town of Graettinger detailing animal keeping regulations and stop sign rules with penalties and adoption dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hanisch
Laurens
Graettinger Iowa Adopts Stop Sign Ordinance
The Graettinger city council enacts Ordinance No 39 mandating installation of stop signs at selected intersections. Drivers must stop at all signs and penalties apply for violations. The mayor is authorized to place the signs at various street junctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Gracttinger
Graettinger
Iowa
Public hearing set for city ordinances 37 88 and 29
Notice to the public that a public hearing on the proposed ordinances No 37 88 and 29 will be held at City Hall on Monday January 4 1953.
Russian Dilemma Examined by Gerald S Nollen
Gerald S. Nollen analyzes how Moscow acts out of fear and paranoia amid a purge of high ranking officials and a harsh rejection of India's Korean peace plan at the United Nations. He argues such suppressive moves risk fueling internal and international anger toward the Soviet regime and criticizes the UN stance on Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
United Nations
Moscow
Stalin
Tron
Russia
Rulers Fear Loss of Face Over Prisoners Refusing Return
The article argues large numbers of North Korean and Chinese prisoners refuse to return to dictatorship, signaling Russian weakness and urging a strong Western front. It notes a stray .22 bullet hit a chair at the Gus Kipp farm near LeMars, with no one injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Defense
Gus Kipp Farm
LeMars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallingford
Skattebe
Mimes
Alan Rersleff
Skattela
Trypve Larson
Chen Young
August Lehrmedey
Everett Anderson
Denny and
Laureen
Kenneth, Starkey
Martin Ressell
Ed DeWalle
Edwin Osher
Emmetsburg
Mines
Howard Beaver
Otto Larson
Albert Richards
Dee
Treas
Fern Tier‘vold
Donahue Tire
Claude Grooms Graetminger
Attest, Sullivan Coan
Lars Boklof Milford
Dickinson County
Glenn Henrich
Rendering Works Phone
Dnowa
Raermers
Sullivan Coan
Attest
Floyd Dahlgren
ALIVE STOCK COMMISSION / COMPANY
Sioux City
Bers
Graettinger Slock & Tile CO
Owa
Gerald S. Nollen
Culligan Soft Water Service
Robert Simonsen
Jensen’s Drug Store
Shea Admiral
Moone
Shaeffer
Sheeler Amatica
Crevfte
Sheaffer
Jensen Drug Store
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