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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Willard Lewis of Gradlinger celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the home of their daughter Mr and Mrs Duane Niner. Guests included a son and other relatives as listed in the social item.
Mr and Mrs Lewis of Spirit Lake observed a 60th wedding anniversary with numerous greetings from family across states. The couple, who married December 12 1900 in Guthrie Center Iowa, have two sons and five daughters. Mr Lewis is 80 and Mrs Lewis 84.
Sheriff and Mrs. Dick Miller of Eemnersburg announce the engagement of their daughter Sandi to Ron Chapman of Ruthven. Sandi studied at Augustus College in Sioux Falls and Ray Vogue School in Chicago. Ron Chapman is a farmer at Hawkeye Dairy Farm near Ruthven, with a planned March 26 wedding.
The Graettinger American Legion hosted a Monday night couples supper at Lie Le ggton hall with over 100 suppers served. Prizes included Forrest Sipes for third prize, Vincent Teller and Marie Barrick for gavel prize, birthday prize to Mrs Don Koons, a bedspread door prize to Lawrence Hankey, and a special table centerpiece to Mrs Fred Kiden. Local merchants donated prizes such as Bonstead Hardware Christy Orit and Lucky's Super Market.
The Palo Alto Soil Conservation District announces trees available to farmers aged one year and older, sold as a set to establish windbreaks wildlife habitats in the county. Adapted evergreen and deciduous varieties are offered, with typical plantings including honeysuckle and rows of evergreens or green ash. Contact the Emmetsburg office. last year 5,153 trees were sold for windbreaks and wildlife plantings.
School timetable lists 7 p.m. events for basketball and marathon in Ruthven. Classes resume after the period.
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