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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
9
Graettinger and Wallingford combined elevators Terminal Coop completed its third audit in twelve months. Norman Carlson led the annual audit, noting the merger caused complex record merging. From now on the Elevator will have one yearly audit.
Joe J. Green, a recent Mankato State College graduate, has accepted the position of accountant with the CPA firm Snyder Newrath and Co. in Washington, D C.
Ruthven School sponsors a talent show featuring students from the district and surrounding area to raise funds for the Ruthven Recreation Committee. A $20 prize awaits first place and $10 for second. Tickets go on sale soon for the February 9 7:30 p.m. event in the Ruthven School Gym with adults at 1.50 and students at 0.75. Ray's Cafe marks 44 years of family ownership under Ray and Olga Glazier since 1929 with a rebuild in 1937.
Market report lists grain prices for January 31 1973 including corn at 1.31 for Jan and 1.39 May on day O ND 1.15 beans at 4 53 for Jan and 4.69 May with outstanding 0 ND 3 40 oats priced at .85 This compact recap records futures prices across corn beans and oats with end of day values and ongoing next contracts.
Dr W G Rients announced all ladies signed up for the First Aid class will meet at the Fire Station at 7 00 PM on February 5 1973. Interested attendees urged to come, regardless of prior registration.
The Graettinger Post Office moved this week from the 1951 brick site back to the old area between Ray’s Cafe and Ship Ahoy. The new 1956 brick building, owned by Ray Glazier, features carpeting and central air, 1050 square feet, no steps, and a larger lobby. Postmaster Rex Nane, clerk Frosty Petersen, Clara Thoreson, and Margaret Wikert staff the facility during a two week remodeling finish.
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