Study Class To Meet Today At Methodist Home
The Study class of the Methodist church will meet today at the home of Lela Ritzman. Invitations go out to all members with a light agenda and a social gathering following the meeting.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
7
The Study class of the Methodist church will meet today at the home of Lela Ritzman. Invitations go out to all members with a light agenda and a social gathering following the meeting.
Bob Bungum of Forest City found an 18 point buck weighing about 250 pounds dead on an early day. The deer showed no sign of being shot and appeared to have died from fighting another buck, having been dead roughly a day before discovery.
Helen Koch of Dakota City was recently honored for 35 years of service with Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. She began working for the company upon her high school graduation.
DEL BAKER outlines the Purina Hog Profit Plan promising economical gains and a free pig weighing service on farms. The program, built from experience with 35,000 hogs, offers compete feed plans and Micro-Mixed Purina Supplements. It cites Special Pig Startena and fast-start feeds, plus potential purebred York shire boars as herd sire prospects.
Daughters and sons welcomed into Ayrshire Emmetsburg Graettinger and nearby towns with births at Spencer and Holy Family plus Palo Alto memorial hospitals. Sheryl Ann Duhn weighed 6 lbs at birth. Tony Jerome Lewis born in Karlsruhe. Michael Keith Anderson and Debra Renee Heller noted. David John Storm and siblings listed with parental lines and grandparents.
Pirates held a 94-22 edge yet faltered with a late freeze on baskets as Estherville narrowed the gap to one at halftime 34-82. Leon Jespersen returned to spark scoring with Reeves Christensen Sandvig and Torrence contributing, Burren posting 16 for Estherville and Haukoos 19 for the losers in a game featuring 28 fouls on Graettinger.
Basil H. Jacobson commends freshmen at the school for December 7 party behavior. He highlights politeness, group participation, and acceptance of individuals, calling them assets to the school and community and noting parental pride in their maturity and character development.
Neighbors of Gail Beeland the farmer near Wallingford join in a corn picking and shelling effort after he injured his right hand on Thanksgiving Day. A December 10 gathering at the Egeland farm featured many local volunteers and a team that prepared dinner and lunch for workers.
Greta Stark of Stanwood reports her German-born parents have visited the family for the first time in 26 years, marking a long awaited reunion in their current county.
Tati son of Mfr and Dulin ot Newsake Ta aon patient in University Hospital in Town City with an ear infection. Mr and Mrs Elem Lundberg moved to Plano Texas for winter months at 1543 Ave K. Gerald Haisman promoted to Corporal in U S Marine Corps stationed Camp Pendleton California. Emmet Martin family moved to Estherville new home. Arnold Springer moved into Martins’ vacated house. Wm Jorce admitted to McCheary Hospital Excelsior Springs Missouri. may remain for some time. Martha Colburn of Ruth ven junior high mathematics instructor recovering at home after car skid accident en route to Gracttinger.
Mary Jane Lawrence of Scranton suffered severe arm cuts while skating in the dining room. Her arm went through a door glass, causing the injury.
Higgiway Sunery reports from Clifford Swanson, chief of the safety department research bureau, revealing grim odds of death in traffic accidents. At 25 mph urban areas carry 1 in 300, rural 1 in 125, rising sharply as speed climbs. The piece notes survival chances are not included and cites Derby Day origins at Epsom Downs in 1780.
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