Bonnie Shelton and Kenneth Barringer Wed in Spirit Lake
Bonnie J. Shelton and Kenneth D. Barringer married December 23, 1946 at Spirit Lake Methodist Church. Ceremony featured Rev. Ralph Baker and Rev. Wayne C. Stauffer with Wagner and Claire de Lune music. reception followed. The couple plan to live in Des Moines after Drake University.
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Misa
Bonnie Joan Shelton
Cecil B. Shelton
Spirit Lake
Kenneth D. Barringer
D. C. Barringer
Graetlinger
Methodist Church
Ralph Baker
Ing
Wayne C. Stauffer
Flandreau
South Dakota
Lohengrin
Wagner
Claire de Lune
Vesta Fuller
Patricia Ahfena
Helen Ling
Sheldon
Misa Ling
Patty LaRue
Peter Redington
Robert. Barringer
R. &. Jensen
Graettinger
R. ©. Hegg
Paul Redington
Graet- Hager
Spirit Lake High School
Eloss
Morningside College
Sioux City
Graettinger High School
Naval Service
Sam
Navy
Frm
Pacific
Drake University
Barringer
Drake Univesity
Des Moines
Kenneth
Reynolds & Son hold closing out sale near Graettinger
John Reynolds and Son of four miles east of Graettinger will close out Monday December 30 at noon. They plan to quit farming and move to Graettinger and Emmetsburg, selling 64 head of livestock including 43 cattle 2 work horses 19 fall pigs plus 150 laying hens. A John Deere tractor and International Combine No. 62 top the machinery list alongside power equipment. Auctioneers are Bortin Finn and Grodland with Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of Emmetsburg as clerk.
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Btn Ae Jotin
Reynolds & Son
John Reynolds and Son
Graettinger
John Deere Tractor and International Combine No
Bortint, Finn and Grodland
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Emmetsburg
Ad Jin Today’s Times
Ben Boecker
Enat
Mrs Willard Heyer dies in Estherville hospital
Mrs Willard E Heyer of Estherville died last Thursday at Holy Family hospital after a year of heart disease. She and her husband had returned to Estherville last fall from Childress Texas. The couple previously lived in Graettinger for years, ran a variety store in Myre. She was formerly Amanda Schluter of Jackson Minnesota. She leaves husband and two sons Donald 16 and Richard 22. Funeral attendance included many Graettinger residents.
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Willard E. Heyer
Estherville
Holy Family Hospital
Minnesota
Donald
Richard
Graettinger
the Times
Mr. Heyer
Farm Service Co. Declares 9.1 Percent Dividend for 1946
Farm Service Company held its annual Emmetsburg meeting to declare a 9.1 percent dividend on member business for 1946 totaling 11,487.12. Local manager Jong Kirkegaard announced patrons in Graettinger and vicinity received 3,170 in dividends this year and highlighted service expansion potential to double business in two years. Directors Lars Thomsen Charles Heinrich Joe Oakes Martin Simonson J W Sharp Merritt Giffin were elected from Emmet Palo Alto Kossuth counties.
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Jong Kirkegaard
Farm Service Co
the Times
Graettinger
Kirkegaard
Lars Thomsen
Martin Simonson
Emmetsburg
Farm Service Company
Farm Bureau
Emmet County
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Charles Heinrich
Joe Oakes
J. W. Sharp
Merritt
Giffin
Suth County
Lester Gillette
Fostoria
Gillette
Homer Lowman
Curlew
Gene Lows
Rodman
Jens Kirkegaard
Weber
Yager
Fenton
Dutch Nielsen
Ringsted
Wayne McKay
Graver
Grade Operetta Greeted By Packed House
A large audience filled the school auditorium for a grade operetta titled Lazy Town. Miss Kreul led the pupils and teachers praising the production, which centered on Meena’s tenth birthday dream and a family in the Holland settlement. Papa Roozee has been missing for over a year as the family remains poor.
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Kreul
Upirs i
Mama Roozee
Peter
Meena
Holland
Papa Roozee
Meeng
Ha Pals
Father Conway to celebrate first high mass
Francis Conway son of Mr and Mrs J W Conway of Cylinder was ordained December 21 by Bishop Edmund Heelan in Sioux City. He will celebrate his first high mass December 26 at 10:00 am at St Thomas Church Emmetsburg. Conway, a Palo Alto native, studied at St Eben’s Emmetsburg Presentation Whittmore and Trinity College Sioux City then Kenrick Seminary St Louis. The Times extends congratulations and wishes him health and strength in his priestly work.
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Francis Conway
J. W. Conway
Cylinder
Edmund Heelan
Sioux City
Father Conway
St. Thomas Church
Emmetsburg
Palo Alto
St. Eben's
Presentation High School
Whittmoore
Limmetuburg Junior College
Trinity College
Trinity
Kenrick Catholic Seminary
St. Louis
Legion Sponsors A Fox Hunt Next Sunday
The Joan Nelson Post No. 162 of the American Legion hosts a fox hunt on Sunday December 29 1946 meeting at the Bill Herkel farm near Graettinger at 1 pm. Guns limited to shotguns no buckshot. All foxes killed will be turned over to the Legion.
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Joan Nelson
He American Legion
Tern Hunt
Bill Herkel
Graettinger
Legion
Local graduate Harry C Fink earns Iowa State B S in Botany
Harry C Fink son of Mr and Mrs H E Fink of Gracttinger received a Bachelor of Science in Botany from Iowa State College last Friday. Degree conferred by Dr Charles Fridy in Great Hall Memorial Union on campus. About two hundred students earned degrees that day. Fink’s studies were interrupted by several years of service in Europe with the U S Army.
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Harry C. Fink
H. E. Fink
Iowa State College
Charles Fridy
Great Hall
Memorial Union
Harry
Uncie Sam
Europe
Early Next Week Times Printing Schedule Notice
The Times will be printed early next week with copy due in the office by Monday. This notice directs contributors to submit material promptly to meet the revised publication schedule.
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Times
Funeral for C B Larson Held at Wallingford Lutheran
The funeral of C B Larson was held Sunday at Wallingford Lutheran church with burial in Lost Island Lutheran cemetery. Mention of Mr Larson's death appeared in last week's Times. this week's obituary details have not been received.
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C. B. Larson
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Lost Island Lutheran Cemetery
Merchants Set to Meet Arnolds Park January 8
The Graedlinger Merchants lost to Everly Cattlefeeders 53 to 45 at the local gym last Thursday in a strong display. Munson led scoring with eleven field goals, and the Merchants anticipate a close rematch against Arnolds Park on January 8 after a narrow earlier loss. Whittemore game on January 15 is noted.
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Graedlinger
Everly
Merchants
Munson
Arnolds Park
Arenolds Park
Whittemore
Graettinger High School Girls Win While Boys Fall Narrowly
Graettinger High School split a doubleheader with Rodman on their floor. Rodman boys edge GHS 26 24 after a tight second half. Frank Young leads with 12 points. GHS girls dominate, final 29 22 as Karolne Anderson 11 Jenn Murray 10 Kathryn McDonald 8 pace the win. Next up Mid Lakes Conference tourney at Ruthven Jan 2 3 4 with girls vs Ayrshire and boys Jan 2 3.
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Graettinger High School
Rodman
Gracttinger
Knoked
Ted
Bargman
Frank Young
Frick
Kenneth Gilbaugh
Baunwartner
GIIS
Giss
Karolne Anderson
Jenn Murray
Kathryn McDonald
Ruthven
Graettinger
Ayrshire
Bob Reynolds 19 Killed In Anthon Iowa Auto Crash
Bob Reynolds aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Sam Reynolds of Anthon Iowa died from injuries suffered in a Saturday night automobile accident and passed away a few hours later. He recently returned from U S Navy service and funeral services were held in Anthon Tuesday with grandparents and other relatives attending.
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Robert
Bob) Reynolds
Sam Reynolds
Anthon
Iowa
U.S. Navy
Reynolda
Graattinger
Bob
Killing Plane Crash Narrows Estherville Farmer
Estherville farmer Hang Moritz was killed when his airplane spun at low altitude and crashed about three miles north of Halfa. He had flown a neighbor to a sale near Halfa and then to Fairmont before returning to pick up the neighbor. Vernon Topp also flew to the sale and supplied Moritz with a crank before Moritz’s departure. Dr Hugo Lindholm of Armstrong was nearby and arrived at the scene shortly after.
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Estherville
Moritz
Fairmont
Hugo Lindholm
Armatrong
Swimming Pool Plan Draws Favor in Graettinger
Gractkinger residents cheer a proposed public pool for safety and recreation. A Times note last week said the commercial club discussed the project and Adolph Spies was named chairman of a group to study it. Community cooperation is urged to ensure success.
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Gractkinger
Times
Laat
Commercial Club
Adolph Spies
1 Group
Time Girls
Graettinger
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Loat Island
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Lars Woldee
J. Das
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Pete Duns
Thompsen
Willard Heyer
Solt—Bottom
Mary Ellen Bottom
Arthur Bottom
Leo I’. Loft
Harry Soft
Coggan
Congregational Church
Town City
Victor Goff
Methodist Student Center
University of Town
M. Nolan
Wm. Boecker
Herke Farm
R. J. Carney
Seal Sale
Mrs. Carney
GHS
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Bob Reynolds
Jorgen Andersen
Fred Spies
Wata
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van Snyder
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Idaho
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