Local residents and plans headlining Chicago trip notes
Vincent Kelly rode to Chicago Saturday evening while Robert Simonsen plans to leave for Chicago next Saturday. Hugh Anderson of Wallingford was a business caller in Gruettinger yesterday. Groundhog saw its shadow Monday morning, signaling six more weeks of winter. Co A Jensen expands his general store with a new floor and display room adjoining the grocery section, following last year’s flour room addition large enough for a carload of flour.
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Vincent Kelly
Chicago
Robert Simonsen
Hugh Anderson
Wallingford
Gruettinger
Co. A. Jensen
Wiegmann
Olga Duhn
Jevin Miller
John Galleger
Emmetsburg
Jobn J. Sullivan
Patrick Sherlock
James Jensen
Phillip Johnson
the Times
Charley Jensen
Suie
George Frick
Fred Spies
John Poland
Baby
Joi_n Nelson
Des Moines
John D. Dows
George “Itterick
Fort Dodge
Graettinger
Paulsen
Heanah Henningsen
Denver
Colorado
New State Hospital
T. Jacobsen
Jewell
Olene
Tanner
Ames College
J. M. Resh
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
United States
A. J.johnnson
Methodist Hospital
Local notices and social items from Graettinger area
Walter Petersen rode to Chicago Saturday. Mrs Suss and Misa Claory left for Rochester. A big dance at Woodman hall on Friday February 13 tickets 50c. Births announced for Mr and Mrs J G S Anderson and Mr and Mrs W L Hively. Axel Petersen recovering from injuries. I O O F and Rebekah dance well attended with over 100 couples. J P Wagner building turnover. new grocery store planned mid growth. Spirit Lake Indians lose to Cedar Rapids 10 7. inter-class basketball starts Thursday with five teams. Jim Wilson teasing about full particulars. M Jarnhardt thanks Graettinger for Volunteers of America fund drive support.
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Wiegmann
Walter Petersen
Chicago
Fred Pegum
Estherville
Oscar Suss
Misa Claory
Rochester
John Howard
Grachtinger
J. A. Spies
J. A. Sass
Emmetsburg
Woodman Hali
Vaugie Reeves
Geneva
An Mys
J. G. S. Anderson
Times
Guilford Paulsen
Cornell College
C. A. Jensen
Jensn
Gale
W. L. Hively
Wallingford
Axel Petersen
East of Town
Rebekah
Woodman Hall
Moore
John Wikert
J. P. Wagner
C. M. Friscus
Times Office
Rebekah Ball
Earl Ericson
Rueben Johnson
Albert Rolfgson
Roy Christensen
Field Masters
Spirit Lake
Cedar Rapids
Spirit Lake Indians
James Wilson
Lake Park
Jim
Wilson
Graettinger
M. Jarnhardt
Volunteers’ of America
Bf Gracttinger
Volunteers of America
Phil Enthropie
Local Graettinger notes light social and business events
A collage of community items from Graettinger Iowa includes dance attendance and gatherings at Wallingford and local homes. Notes mention visitors from Ames and Fort Dodge, a heavy snow then sun melting it away, theater ranges sale, charity card club, school activities, and local business promotions. Several residents, including Jevin Miller and Bert Anderson, travel to Chicago and Cedar Rapids while others recover from illnesses.
Marriage license sales through radio publicity proposed
A proposal from Henry Field in Shenandoah suggests broadcasting marriages by radio. He seeks a deputy clerk to sell licenses, with a venue and minister to be provided, aiming to speed up the process and widen publicity. The note recalls the proverb marry in haste and repent at leisure as part of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard’ Petarnsti
Henry Field
Shenandoah
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Graettinger Gym
Kirk
iNoble’s Grocery
W.H. Noble
Poultrymien of
America
Graetlinger
Iowa
J.B. Lambe Gracttinger
Sala
Justice OF the Peace Grnettinger
Lowa
Froter
Bert Anderson
Aden
Afiica
William E
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Bert Myhre
Lyceum
Hawkeye Hall
Everingham
M. J. Reidy
D. D
Johnson Orchestra
C. Wiegmann & Son
Jen
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