Graettinger Girls Lose Heartbreaker to Rodman in Gym
Graettinger girls fall 35 to 34 to Rodman after a tight game. McWilliams scores 20 for Graettinger, Sandvig 10, while A Miller leads Rodman with 16 points and Miller adds 10. Box score and starting lineup listed. Also notes Graettinger High School Band concert December 22 at 8:60 am to fund new uniforms.
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Graettinger Girls
Rodman
Graettinger
Pulsiters
Toncerum M
Enutsen
Westergard
Graettinger High School
Warren L. Jones
Simonsen Closing Out Sale At Graettinger Farm
Esther Simonsen executrix of the estate of Simon T Simonsen will hold an all livestock and farm equipment closing out sale Monday December 20 on the Graettinger farm half a mile south and two and a half miles west. Auctioneers are Grordland Bortint & Brown with Graettinger State Bank as clerk. The sale includes cattle horses machinery hay pullets and a coal stove and oil burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grordland, Bortint & Brown
Graettinger State Bank
Trial And Grand Jurors Selected By Court Clerk
The 1949 January term jury pool has been drawn. Trial jurors must report 10:00 p.m. Tuesday January 11, 1949 before Judge Harry E. Narey in Spirit Lake. Grand jurors also drawn should appear January 4, 1949 at 10:00 a.m. at the court house.
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Harry E. Narey
Spirit Lake Aa
John Schmalen
West Bend
Chas. Douglas
West Band
A. A. Pettit
Emmetsburg
John Finnestad
Fenton
Edwin Wirtz
Rolfe
Martin Miller
Floyd Legore
Ayrshire
Robert Schutz
Mallard
Ralph Graettinger
Graettinger
Leo Frederickson
Martin Oswald
Whittemore
Kim King
Osgood
W. J. Brown
Ruthven
Joe Flynn
Wm. Taylor
Emmetsbure
Joy Jacobson
Cylinder
Atelena Lyons
C. C. Brownlee
Joe Fude
Thomas Twalten
James Kane
Arthur Voss
Joe Bannon
William Klieg
Harold Munson
Emmetaburg
Daisy Paulson
Expert on farm chemicals to speak at Legion Hall meeting
Tom Fitzgerald, authority on chemicals such as 24D and DDT, will discuss proper usage at a public meeting at Legion Hall Thursday evening December 16. Open to all, free admission, sponsored by Horke & Lundgren local seed and feed dealers. A discussion on the tobacco borer will also be included and lunch will be served.
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Tom Fitzgerald
Legion Hall
Publc
Horke &* Lundgren
Petersen Suffers Heart Attack. Recovery Expected
Esper Petersen suffered a heart attack Monday evening. A physician was called and the attack was described as light. He was recovering the next day with rest and quiet and friends hoped for a complete recovery. C H Brown left for St Paul Saturday for a few months.
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Esper Petersen
Mr. Petersen
Will
St. Paul
C. H. Brown
Bt. Paul
St. Orate
Se Paul
Leg Injury Fatal To N M Peterson 57
Noleard M. Paterson a 67 year old farmer from Wallingford died in Holy Family hospital from a leg injury suffered about six weeks earlier while corn picking. Born in Jewell he lived in Emmet county since 1924 and ran for sheriff in June. Survived by wife Lila, son Walter, two daughters, seven grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Estherville
Noleard M. Paterson
Wallingford
Holy Family Hospital
Peterson
Emmet
Jewell
Bertha
Greggs Peterson
Jewell Lutheran College
Olaf Tweet
J. M. Frederickson
Lila Fitzgerald
Fort Dodge
Emmet County
Judy Ann Miller Recovers After Tonsil Removal
Judy Ann Miller daughter of Rev J Heber Miller had tonsil removed at Holy Family Hospital Tuesday. The patient recovered quickly.
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Judy Ann Miller
J. Heber Miller
Holy Family
Wilms and Patents at Blend Hospital Removed Tonsils
A fragmentary report notes patients at Blend Hospital underwent tonsil removal procedures. Names and full details are unclear in the OCR, but the brief indicates pediatric or general surgery cases. No additional context or outcomes are provided.
Next Week's Times to Be Printed Monday
The Times will be printed Monday afternoon or early evening and mailed Tuesday. The publisher and wife plan a Christmas trip to Los Angeles to be with their children. Readers are asked to bring notices to the Times office by Saturday or Monday, especially Christmas notices, to avoid omissions. Frank Koch of West Bend will publish the December 30 issue.
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Grachtinger ‘Times
Times
Los Angles
Rawan
Tom
Vivian
Helen
Mary
Los Angeles
Frank Koch
West Bend
West Bend Journal
Ruthven Teams Set To Host Graettinger Tuesday Night
Ruthven will host Graettinger for a Tuesday December 21 basketball doubleheader with girls first then boys. A Christmas turkey prize will be displayed between halves of the boys game and attendance is hoped to be a record.
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Ruthven
Graettinge
Graetlinger
Adolph Spies Recovering At Home
Adolph Spies is house bound for another week or more to recover from a suspected heart condition. X rays today may show improvement and suggest a nervous condition instead. The Times wishes him continued improvement and recovery. Mr and Mrs E P Duhn and son Clayton plan to leave for Los Angeles and San Francisco around January 15 to visit relatives and friends there.
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Adolph Spies
Lor
the Times
Mr. Spies
E. P. Duhn
Clayton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Free Santa visit and candy at Graettinger Christmas drive
Graettinger Community club invites boys and girls to a Saturday December 18 free show at the Watson Theatre starting 2:00 PM and Santa will hand out candy gifts after the film. Doors open shortly before 2:00. A Christmas business drive supports the event with festive street lights and neon signs along Robbing Avenue. The grownups’ next event is Tuesday December 21 at 4:00 PM.
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Graettinger
Santa Claus
Watson Theatre
Santa
Graettinger Business
Kenneth McDonald
Groettinger Municipal
Robbing Avenue
Greeninger
December Ice Wet Streets Prompt Caution In Town
Weather eased from a mild December to several days of ice and misty rain. Slippery sidewalks and roads formed a light ice glaze stirred by traffic and sand and sweeping compound helped on some walks. Mr and Mrs Henry Fogde moved to a farm near Estherville and Mrs Anna Jacobsen will live with them as they depart the community.
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North Dakota
Clare Meyar
Dalay
Meyar
Meyer
Eatherville
Henry Fogde
Estherville
Anna Jacobsen
Fogde
Jacobsen
Mavis Tonderum Hurt By Accident At School
Miss Mavis Tonderum, guard for the GHS girls basketball team, was burned when hot water spilled on her foot. She will be out about three weeks from Monday morning. Teammates and classmates wish her a speedy recovery.
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Mavis Tonderum
Tthe
GHS
Ronald Christianson Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Ronald Christianson aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Christianson, has returned home from Holy Family hospital after an appendicitis operation. He was stricken suddenly but recovered quickly. friends and family are pleased with his speedy recovery. Leo Schany reports he has been a patient at Holy Family hospital for several days with severe complications but is improving. Friends hope for a full, complete recovery this year.
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Leo Thompson
Emmetsburg Hospital
Irseveret Johnson
Rochester Hospital
Everett Johnson
Kathleen Iverson
John
Kathleen
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ronald Christianson
Clarence Christianson
Holy Family Hospital
Ronald
Leo Schany
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