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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
3
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The Graettinger post office lists time Toni Suliva as the sender. The fragment notes Graettinger and mentions second class mail matter, with incomplete details about the notice or entry.
Graettinger High School prepares for an undefeated season with a home game against Terril next Friday. The second team will meet Terril’s second team. Christmas programs, a PTA meeting, and student activities fill the week as students share gifts, lunch proceeds go to the dish fund, and students present programs in the high school assembly.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief uptakes from the Emmetsburg region. Names include Rev Joan Kelly Miss Lena McClelland Mrs Walter Sackett J C Rosencrans Miss Fern Archer Miss Ruth Barrus Homer Nelson Chas Richardson and daughter Zetta Miss Anna Wiener Miss Alta Moffitt and others. Events mention revival meetings at the school house elevator progress and school attendance.
J R Kenney of Spencer stayed over after an evangelistic meeting due to car trouble at Melvin Smith home. Jack Connors suffered a painful nose injury while cutting a rail. Mrs Harley Johnson of Hatton and sister Miss Lillian Wiener left for Minneapolis. Wiener Moffit and Cecil Head recover from a recent auto accident. Clarence Moffitt lost $5. Relatives gathered at Godfrey Abby home for their 20th anniversary with old fashioned dancing and a fine lunch. Guests from Curlew and Ringsted attended.
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