Mrs McNulty 92 obituary and related death notice
Mary Jane Winter McNulty aged 92 died at her daughter’s home in Dewey Oklahoma after weeks of illness. Funeral held at Catholic church with burial at parochial cemetery. Survived by two daughters and two sons with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The Times extends sympathy to relatives. Also notice of Robert Galbraith 75 passing at Emmetsburg with funeral services and interment in Evergreen Cemetery. He had nine nieces and nephews.
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Mary Jane ‘Winter McNulty
John Galleger
Amity Adams
Hammetsburg
J. J. Sullivan
Graettinger
H. Hol. Laird
Dewey
Oklahoma
Fort Dody
Martin Winter
John McNulty
Fort Dodge
McNulty
Laird
Frank McGruder
Andrew Winter
Billings
Montana
Edward ~ Winter
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nicholas Adama
Vernon Township
Vernon Township, Mrs. McNulty
Oraettinger
Emmetsburg
Andalva
the Times
Robert Galbraith
Andy Adams
Congregational Church
George Ingle
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Galbraith
Illinois
Iowa
Carroll
Galbraith
Coming Home Sunday Joseph Grady Returns from Great Lakes
Joseph Grady is due to come home on furlough from Great Lakes Station this Sunday. The return marks a welcome home moment for family and friends awaiting his arrival.
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Joseph Grady
Great Lakes
Sun
Pana
Chriat
Graettinger Market Report December 12 1946
Market notes show corn prices 14c for No 2 and 12c for dai trading and straight run. Butter prices around 99 cents per pound with heavy hens 4 to 5 pounds at five shillings. Heavier hens 5 pounds and over priced at eighteen cents per pound.
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Graettinger
Government Offers Young Men Free Flight Training
A government program invites men aged 19 to 26 to learn to fly at government expense. Contact Warner Koerlin at Estherville Junior College or W. B. Marquis of Garden Grove. A separate note reports W. B. Marquis relinquished his car to Oxecola to settle a $100 reckless driving fine.
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Warner Koerlin
Estherville Junior College
W. B. Marquis
Garden Grove
Oxecola
Graettinger Opens 1940 41 Season With Double Wins
Graettinger high school opened the season with a double victory as the girls beat Lake Center 21 to 20 and the boys topped Lake Center 21 to 18 in a rough contest. Graettinger led 8 7 at halftime and finished 21 18. Next games at Ruthven December 17 and Gruver December 20.
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Graettinger High School
Graettinger
Lake Center High School
Lake Center
Ruthven
Gruver
Mildred Wikert Named In Who's Who Among Students
Miss Mildred Wikert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wikert, will be listed in the 1939 40 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges to be released January or February. She is a Morningside College senior with roles as Miss Morningside, Agora president, student council member, associate editor of the annual, Eta Sigma Phi, International Typing Association, and active in several campus groups. She hails from Graettinger High School where she was valedictorian and played girls basketball.
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Mildred Wikert
C. O. Wikert
Gracttinger
Morningside College
Eta Sigma Phi
International Typing Association
Women's Athletic Association
Collegiate
Kappa Zeta Chi
Paul E. Johnson
Miss Wikert
Graettinger High School
Dramatice
Clas
Winter Storm Across Northwest Iowa Sparks Drifting Snow
A light snowfall occurred last night as a winter storm moves through the region. A high northwest wind is causing drifting, while forecasters predict temperatures around ten below zero tonight in northwest Iowa.
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Northwest Towa
Candy Sale at C A Jensen Store Saturday December 14
Members of the Y G B of the M E church will hold a candy sale at the C A Jensen store on Saturday December 14. Some choice candy will be on sale and the public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
C.A. Jensen
Two Weddings Of Well Known Young People Williams Larson
Williams son of Estherville residents and Miss Gladys Larson daughter of Graettinger area residents wed in Fort Dodge on December 7. Rev Magnus Nonstvedt officiated at St Olaf parsonage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Donald York. Bride wore black dress with white accessories. bridesmaid blue dress. groom in black suit and best tan a green suit. Newlyweds will reside in Estherville. groom employed by Netherville Packing Co. Bride well known locally. graduate of Gruettinger high school. The Times offers warm congratulations and best wishes for happiness.
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Estherville
Netherville Packing Co
Gruettinger High School
Williams
Enger Olegen couple wed in Emmetsburg Thanksgiving
Mr Lloyd Enger son of Mr and Mrs Hans Enger southwest of Emmetsburg and Misa Viola Olesen daughter of Ole C Olesen Graettinger were married on Thanksgiving day November 28 1940 at 11 00 am at the Bebhuny Lutheran parsonage Emmetsburg The Rev M C Thompson performed the ceremony Attendants were Orville Olesen and Mabel Swanson After a wedding dinner at the groom’s parents home the couple will live in Graettinger and farm in the spring The Times extends hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long happy marriage.
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Lloyd Enger
Hans Enger
Emmetsburg
Misa Viola Olesen
Ole C. Olesen
Graettinger
Bebhuny Lutheran Parsonage
M. C. Thompson
Orville Olesen
Mabel Swanson
the Times
Enger
Messiah At Estherville Christmas Sing In Church
Estherville Philharmonic society will perform Handel s Messiah for Christmas in the Presbyterian church on two Sundays, December 16 and 22 at eight o clock. Many Graettinger residents will attend one or both performances.
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Estherville
Rural Teachers Christmas Meeting at Emmetsburg Court House
Rural teachers of Palo Alto county held a Christmas meeting at the Emmetsburg court house on Saturday December 7. After the meeting a luncheon was served at the Kermore hotel. The program was listed as none and attendees sang Christmas carols.
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Palo Alto County
Court House
Emmetsburg
Kermore Hotel
Free Candy and Holiday Shows Advertised in Graettinger
The Graettinger retailers announce free candy for boys and girls Saturday. A free show at Shawkeye Theatre after noon on December 21. Santa Claus will give a double treat on December 24. Holiday promotions include street events December 14 and 24 with well stocked stores and festive decorations on Robbins Avenue.
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Til Geivhs
Graetlinger
Mlvy- Eds
Graettingres
Devember
Reesive
Shawkeye
Santa Claus
Gractiinger
Froods
Graetfinger
Robbins Avenue
State Champions Lead Iowa Big Ten Football List
Graettinger tops the first six man football Big Ten list with Havelock and Grimes also included. During the season Graettinger played both Havelock and Grimes as the register notes ten teams in Iowa’s Big Ten.
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Iowa
Moniay’s Register
Graettinger
Havelock
Grimes
Safety Field Man Gave Talk At High School
Fort Duidge field representative of the department of public safety spoke at Grachtinger yesterday. He presented sound films on bicycle safety and the dangers of riding on streets with auto traffic. He expects to return shortly after the holidays. The program targets both children and parents.
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Frank
Ulish
Fort Duidge
Department of Public Safety
Grachtinger
Creamery appoints Hamilton as first assistant operator
Bud Hamilton will succeed Kurt Spies as first assistant operator at the creamery and Kenneth McComby is hired to replace Hamilton. Spies resigns and plans to move to Los Angeles for Christmas with Mrs. Spies, aiming to settle in the west. Hamilton has long served as second assistant, McComby as relief staff with prior experience.
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Bud Hamilton
Wayne
Bud) Hamilton
Kurt Spies
Kenneth McComby
Hamilton
Spies
Los Angeles
Mrs. Spies
Mr. Hamilton
Kenneth . McCombs
Municipal Planta Inspections By Local Leaders
Mayor Fred Spies and several councilmen led visits to municipal plants in Bancroft Milford Renwick Weat Bend Whittemore and more than a half dozen communities. Report indicates all visited communities were satisfied with their home plants.
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Planta
Fred Spies
Bancroft
Milford
Renwick
Weat Bend
Whittemore
Lights East of Town Brighten Rural Areas
The Times reports that power has been restored east of Grasttinger along the Ry KE line. Electric service was turned on a few days ago, a sign that electricity is no longer a luxury but a necessity for farms in the area.
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Grasttinger
the Times
Osher Fixtures At Auction Next Tuesday
Osher Dept store in Gradlinger plans a fixtures auction Tuesday December 17 starting at 2:00 pm. The sale includes a complete line of office equipment from a former store with expensive fixtures expected to bring strong prices. Auctioneers Grodland Reeves managed a two session sale.
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Osher
Osher Dept
Ktore
Iowa
Minnesota
Gradlinger
Grodland & Reeves
Inisy
Shop Early Mail Early Timely Slogan Adopts Post Office Policy
Post Office asks patrons to observe rules to ease Christmas mail handling. Plain addresses, complete sender and addressee details, early mailing, uniform greeting cards, and single side addressing with sender in the upper left corner. Advice favors first class postage for cards and cautions rural route customers against placing money in mailboxes.
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Post Office Department
Listen to Leon at Wallingford Town Hall Friday
The Wallingford home talent play Listen to Leon will be presented at the Wallingford town hall Friday evening December 13. Admission is 25 cents and 10 cents with proceeds for school purposes. Cast includes Allen Hersleff Kenny Noristetten Gordon Ellingson Donald Young Alma Danielson Helen Joratad Flaine Sevatson and Vivian Ellingson. Mrs M Mickelson coaches the cast. A cordial invitation is extended to Graattinger people to attend.
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Leon
Wallingford
Wallingford Town Hall
Allen Hersleff
Kenny Noristetten
Gordon Ellingson
Donald Young
Alma Danielson
Helen Joratad
Flaine Sevatson
Vivian Ellingson
Selmer Nelson to relocate creamery duties in Scarville
Selmer Nelson, longtime operator of the Lost Island creamery at Fallow in Winnebago County, will move with his family to Scarville next month to run the Scarville creamery. Kenneth Medin of Algona will succeed him at Lost Island, bringing experience from Whittemore and a family of one child. Nelson, born in Bearville, has 15 years at Lost Island, earning multiple prizes including last year’s National sweepstakes and state fair banners twice, plus 15 to 20 medals. Medin is married with one child and will take over at Lost Island.
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Selmer Nelson
Lost Island
Fallow
Scarville
Winnehava County
Kenneth Medin
Algona
Whittemore
Mr. Nelson
Lost Ishin
Mr. Medin
Lost Isleremory
Ovinbur
Kenset
Iowa
Busin
Bearville
Nelgar
Homie
Kensett
Nelson
Graettinger
Maodin
Loat Island
Annual Palo Alto County Farm Bureau Meeting Dec 18
The Palo Alto County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday December 18 starting at 10 15 a m and continuing to noon with a noon lunch. The afternoon program includes music the resolutions committee report and officer elections with a keynote address by W B Hamilton secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation at 1 15 in the K C Hall Emmetaburg.
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Palo Alto County Farm Bureau
Resolutions Committee
W. B. Hamilton
Iowa Farm Bureau Verleration
K. C. Hall
Emmetaburg
Mrs Westergard in serious condition after stroke
Mrs D H Westergard of Gruentinger has had a stroke and is regarded as very low. Local friends who hoped for improvement fear recovery may be unlikely.
Mayor Spies In W. Bed With Flu Attack
Mayor Fred Spies is confined to his bed this week with the flu. He was quite ill for a day or two but is on the road to recovery now. Friends on the business street hope to see him back on deck in a few days.
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Spies
Fred Spies
It’s a Boy for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nase
The Nase couple welcome a baby boy born Friday November 29. Mother and child are home from Coleman hospital. The Times extends hearty congratulations to the happy parents.
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Lloyd Nase
Babe
Coleman Hospital
Times
Marriage Amid Traffic Fine Reduction In Iowa Court
Charles Koleski of Waukesha Wisconsin and Adelyn Rostagno Loretta Michigan were arrested and fined for failing to stop. Judge R D McIntyre of Anamosa reduced the fine after hearing they were on their way to marry, then accompanied them to the courthouse where they obtained a marriage license and wed.
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Charles Koleski
Waukesha
Wis
Adelyn Rostagno
Loretta
Mich
Unclaimed Bank Dividends Seized by Marion County Treasurer
Marion County Treasurer Fred Williams reports several hundred dollars in unclaimed bank dividends and witness fees sit in his office awaiting claimants. The notice hints at overdue credits and urges recipients to contact the treasurer's office to recover funds.
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Marion County
Fred Williams
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Charles Laughton
City OF Conquest
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Cherokee Strip
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Florence Rice
Pat O'Brien
Constance Bennett
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