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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1974

Page

4

Obituary for Gregory Starkey in Graettinger Iowa

Gregory Wayne Starkey, born March 31, 1967 in Estherville Iowa, died December 19, 1974 at Holy Family Hospital Estherville. Services were December 23 1974 at Bethel Lutheran Graettinger with Pastor O J Reitz officiating. Survived by Dale and Verna Starkey parents four sisters and several relatives. Pallbearers listed. Burial details not provided.

Gregory Ee Starkey Bethel Lutheran Church Graettinger Iowa O.J. Reitz Bethel Youth Choir James Park Lloyd Duhn Terry Murray Wayne Torreson Michael Walrath Gregory Wayne Starkey Dale Verna Starkey Michael Linda) Walrath Grand Forks Air Force Base North Dakota Wayne Gale) Torreson Emmetsburg Terry Rebecca) Murray Kay Starkey Terris Ed Duhn Kenneth Starkey Wallingford Timothy Christopher Billy Walrath Allan Murray Richard Starkey

Archbishop Coggan Confirmed as 101st Canterbury Leader

The Most Rev. Donald Coggan is confirmed and sworn in as Archbishop of Canterbury, spiritual head of about 65 million Anglicans worldwide. The Air Force Museum in Ohio unveils a bronze eagle once above Hitler's Reich Chancellery doors. President Ford hosts a farewell breakfast for defeated Congress members from last month’s elections.

London Donald Coggan Canterbury Paterson Afb Ohio Air Force Museum Adolph Hitler Reich Chancellery Washington Ford Congress

Lady cowboy bootmaker built Nocona Boots in Texas

Enid Justin, 80, the world’s only lady cowboy bootmaker, started Nocona Boot Company with a $5,000 loan and a dream. Western boots trace lineage to Mongolian warriors and Old West heroes, blending craft with machine aided production to shape American footwear history.

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