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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
7
December meeting of the High Lake Get-to-Gether club opened with a moon luncheon and Christmas carols at Mrs. Clara Olson’s home. Attendees include many Iverson and Jacobson families, plus local residents, sharing gifts and memories from Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Rasmussen of Wallingford announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Dale Kimball son of Aly and Mrs. Elerman Kimball of Lake Ismussen. Mary is a Spirit Lake High School graduate and works at Wallingford Coop Elevator. Dale is a Spirit Lake High School graduate, served in the U S Navy, and now farms near Spirit Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Heruy of Wallingford welcomed a 9 pound 7 ounce boy named Tracy Alan born Saturday Dec 17 at Hely Family hospital. Grandparents Rasmussen and Herum. Debbie-Sue Zitterich, first child for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zitterich of Graettinger, born Dec 14 at Holy Family hospital. Jonathon Charles Petersen born Dec 16 at Holy Family with three brothers and two sisters. Amy and Alfred Petersen grandparents. Lori Spies has a sister. Adolph Spies of Graettinger and Walt Hall of Algona noted. Great grandmothers Amna Montgomery and Bessie Huntley mentioned.
Graettinger’s girls and Bartels’ boys delivered strong showings. Ruthven’s girls tied and led briefly as Studer Pelkey and Wolfe paced scoring, while Graettinger’s Ruthven defense faltered late. In the boys game Bartels cleared the bench late as Moran Petersen Behnelt led with 19 18 and 8 points respectively in a 71 to 45 win.
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