Local residents visit, travel plans and holiday trips noted
Mrs. John J Sullivan and Mrs D E McCarty visited Emmetsburg Saturday. John Grady a Creighton medical student visited his brother Joe Grady and family. Mrs C A Jensen and Mrs Baumgartner drove to Grinnell with Valoa Jensen and Davi Baumgartner returning for holiday. Auctioneer Ben F Reeves of Estherville plans a January California trip visiting Phoenix. Mrs C A Shiley suffered a bout of the flu. Joe Green and his bride returned from their honeymoon. Dr J B Osher dined with Dr and Mrs C A Shiley. Rep Frank Koch assisted at Graettinger Times office Thursday. Thelma Anderson will return home for the holidays. Lake Park’s new municipal light plant to be operational in six weeks. George and Ruth Frick and Wayne Knutsen return from St Olaf for holidays. Paul Frick to return from U S Army for Christmas. Ed and Mrs Ed Anderson plan January Los Angeles auto trip. health delayed previous plans. John Anderson, Ed’s brother, has not met since 191 years ago.
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John J. Sullivan
D. E. McCarty
Emmetsburg
John Grady
Creighton
Joe
John
C. A. Jensen
Estherville
Timea
Mrs. Reeves
California
C. A. Shiley
Joe Green
J. B. Osher
Frank Koch
West Bend
Graettinger
Times Office
Thelma Anderson
Newton
Ed Anderson
Los Angeles
Amstrong Woman Patient at Holy Family Hospital
The Daily News notes Mrs. Alfred Mourstad of Amstrong was a medical patient at Holy Family hospital last week. A 100 foot radio police tower at Storm Lake buckled and collapsed last Wednesday morning with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Alfred Mourstad
Amstrong
Holy Family Hospital
Storm Lake
Secret Beyond the Door Ends Week With Joan Bennett
Thursday includes December 23 screening of Secret Beyond the Door starring Joan Bennett plus Friday and Saturday showings outlined for the same title at local theater schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Beyond the Door
Joan Bennett
Amazing new treatment for epilepsy touted in magazine article
An American Weekly feature in the Chicago Herald American promotes Paradione as a breakthrough for petit mal epilepsy after reports of a Boston clinic showing symptom relief in over a third of patients. The piece also notes new car purchases by residents Alvin Poppinga and Dr. Q A Shiley in Graettinger and summarizes a 1949 Farm Bureau township membership drive led by Les Rhodes with quotas set for several townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Poppinga
Graettinger
Chevrolet
Dr. Q. A. Shiley
Cadillac
Boston
American Weekly
Great
Ciivago Herald-American
Farm Bureau
Les Rhodes
Captain Lost Island
Bill Thompson Walnut
Orville Nicol Vernon
George Twait Independence
Earl Lufkin
Earl Carper Booth
John Perkins Bush Lake
John Heldt - Ellington
Kenneth Kenyon
West Bend
Tahor
Lost Island
Walnut
City Meat Market Graettinger Iowa Ad for meats and groceries
Notice of appointment John F. Carney as Administrator of the Estate of Frank P. Carney deceased in Palo Alto County Iowa. All debts owed to the estate should be paid and creditors must file their claims with the Clerk of the District Court duly authenticated for allowance. Dated December 7 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simonsen
City Meat Market
Graettinger
Iowa
John F. Carney
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
Frank P. Carney
District Court
Joseph P. Hand
Hia
County Farm Bureau Sets 14100 Member Quota
The County Farm Bureau Board has set a quota of 14100 members matching last year’s total. It outlined plans to recruit at least 16 workers per township and announced captains and leaders meeting plans for coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenalers
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Merry Christmas
Erickson’s Grocery
Electrical Service
Watson Theatre
Bride Goes Wild
van Johnson
June Allison
Mr. Blanding
Barbara Stanwyck
Charles Cohum Ar
Sporgesie
Wek
Rep Service
Grawttinger
Walter Dubn
Ernie
LA Gary EN Graettinger
Awont
Non
Independence
Highland
Freedom
Fairfield
Silver Lake
Great Oak
Nevada
Fern Valley
Booth
Rush Lake
Ellington
the County Farm Bureau Board
New Modern Theatre
ISON
Rugspaycir
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