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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1961
Page
1
The note urges remembering Bethlehem and Christ’s birth amid holiday duties and warns against letting world events distract from faith. It highlights upcoming chorus concerts as Christmas spirit in music and notes farmers facing December cold slowing fall plowing. It mentions TB Seals campaign and ends with a musing on success.
A compact notice lists Mrs Alice Yoch and Jack Phillips among names with Charlies Barlow and Dr J L Coffey, appearing in a readable segment of a local newspaper. The fragment suggests a social or directory item naming these individuals in connection with a community notice.
A compact meditation on adoration distinguishing low and high uses of the term. The piece contrasts bowing to power with worship of the good, urging vigilance against adoring wickedness and urging reverence for the positive, humane highest ideals and God.
Public library offers Christmas titles such as Christmas Without John, Room at the Inn, Journey into Christmas, Miracle on 34th Street, and The Other Wise Man, plus the new Christmas Annual with the Denmark spoons story. New members noted: David Satory, Craig Tindall, Randy Satory, Jackie Carter.
In Sioux City East High hosted a speech contest with 90 entrants. Donald Bartleman of Graettinger emerged as a co winner alongside another participant. Meanwhile Graettinger’s name was painted on the new 40 000 gallon steel water tank as crews complete a two week replacement of the old wooden tank. Safe crackers breached Farmers Grain Co. in Ringsted and Northwestern depot offices, escaping with $30. A Macon City Missouri gentleman visited Graettinger buying car corn and alfalfa hay for his trucking operation.
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