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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
19
The school will close on Friday December 18 for a two week holiday. Christmas trees and programs will be held Friday afternoon. Several high school classes hosted skating parties last week. With favorable snow, pupils may use the river and skating ponds ice during vacation. Give the Times as an Easter gift.
The Farm Bureau meeting in Lout Taland was held December 1 at Center School. Officers elected: Chairman Martin Simonsen, Vice Chairman Leon Olson, Secretary and Treasurer Ltwir Capener. Program included a vocal duet by Mr and Mrs Martin Simonsen and musical selections by Louis Johnson and Levin Brown. The January program committee includes Mr and Mrs John Simonsen, Mr and Mrs Chas Christiansen, and Mr and Mrs Henry Rierson. Meeting starts promptly at 8 o'clock.
Weather report states Graettinger escaped snow as a western storm moved through the region with cold wind though no snow fell there. Dailies note fourteen inch Wyoming snow and five inch Colorado snowfall while temperatures hover just above freezing.
Estherville inaugurated a new 25000 dollar creamery Saturday. Businessmen and farmers each subscribed half the capitalization, signaling strong local support. The facility is expected to boost the area's dairy industry and serve as a center for nearby farmers.
Pleasant family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Cameron on Sunday drew relatives including Mrs Margaret Sillen of Glen Falls NY and Mrs Cynthia Yonke of Buffalo Center along with Mr and Mrs John Robbins and family of Livermore. A.H Cameron, the couple’s son, is engaged in city business. The day featured warm greetings and shared memories.
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