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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
3
The text notes Father Coughlin, the radio priest known for political views, reportedly saying he never seeks public office. It mentions Mark Sullivan and other figures of his orbit being linked to Detroit, with a possible candidacy for presidency in 1986.
A social justice group aims to push living wage legislation and fair profits for agricultural workers while denouncing plutocracy. Father Coughlin, criticized as an enemy of international bankers, urged financial help after his Sunday address, requesting donations to Rev. Charles Hii Coughlin of Royal Oak, Michigan.
President Roosevelt slipped in urging the United States to join the world court describing it as a contribution to world peace. He argued the U.S. has cooperated in peace and law enforcement since 1917 and 1918 and can act freely outside entanglements or within any group of nations.
A dispatch states Iowa will receive 8.76 million dollars for highway improvements starting next July. Emmetsburg Democrat notes the allocation as part of a broader transportation funding push.
Wide awake readers see a call for action in Palo Alto county to spend money locally and pave roads from Mulry corner to Emmet county. Estherville reports bandits robbed a grocery of 200 dollars, while Clay county imposes relief rules banning aid to motor vehicle operators with radios or telephones. The groundhog teases spring with a six week forecast.
Mrs. Clayton hosts R N A gathering on Monday February 11 inviting all members. Embroidery and Ladies Aid circles enjoy Monday and Wednesday meetings with friends, refreshments, and good attendance. Mrs. Luke receives gifts at a shower with Graettinger R N A guests. Circle card party and district operator wives event feature bridge and social time. Two couples celebrate twenty five years with surprise parties and dancing at Woodman Hall, with best wishes for future health.
The notices describe Methodist and Lutheran church activities with Sunday services and Sunday school times. It highlights they seek member support for church concerns and missionary work among southern colored people, mentions Lincoln Day sermons, and notes Luther League gatherings, offerings, and reminders to pay dues. It references First and Lost Island Lutheran churches with worship, Sunday school, and upcoming events, plus Bible verses and calls to spiritual renewal.
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