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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
3
The Gradlinger Cagers fell to Linel-Central on their floor 78 73 after a rugged free throw battle. LC led 19 18 in Q1 and 38 31 at halftime, the Pirates rallied to 52 42 in the backcourt clash as LC buried 17 free throws to Linus 27 fouls.
Residents in Palo Alto County begin the four week Town Future Series to discuss how to finance public services. Groups meet weekly in members’ homes with leaflets from the County Extension office in Emmitsburg. Topics cover public versus private and tax versus tax, aiming to help participants form judgments after group discussions.
A local report outlines projections of city revenues and public services under the proposed budget. Officials warn that income sources may fall short while demands for services rise, urging careful planning and oversight by residents and councils.
Iverson from Graetlinger attends a Mason City workshop on crop testing and fertilizer news, aiming to learn about local farming advances at the Smith-Doughiss session held on the Validay hill.
Serving committees for Wallingford Lutheran church listed Mesdames Chester Tarresan Mevisa Clark James Reetind Robert Ghiser Clarence Moglauch Gilbert Moglauch Mrs Tavio Melhensen Armas Testu and others with roles described as diving room betters and related duties in a local church notice.
Sunday afternoon guests gathered at several homes in Gradlinger and nearby towns for meals and conversations. In Duluth, relatives attended a wedding, while others traveled to Minneapolis and Rochester for family events. A grain school in Fort Dodge and a Supreme Court discussion at Wallingford are noted social items among residents.
Palo Alto County extension bulletin announces Palo Alto 4 TU conference on Saturday April 3 with county officers to be elected and installed. Honorary members initiated and 4-H members graduate. 4-H girls clubs nominate candidates at February meetings. Extension office asks candidates to submit questionnaires by March 1. Thank you to WIE girls for addressing Master Seal envelopes. completion of Master Seal for this year noted. Young Homemakers school on preschool development canceled due to low signup. March session on Child and His Family scheduled. Young Mothers group in Graettinger met with planned meal and demonstration. Subscription expiration label noted.
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