Local News Highlights From Graettinger Area
Mrs. Anna Nermatad traveled from Red Wing Minnesota to visit her sister Mes Th T Nance and brother C L Thore con. Mr and Mrs Hassell Marit visited Charles City Saturday. Elliott returns to former job at Oliver plant. Mrs Armand Larsen hosted a visit from Battle Creek relation. Rev and Mrs 7 1 Master spend week in Chicago. Rasmus Lee Milford dies after visiting Graettinger friends. Mrs Arlene Kerr of Des Moines visited, car of coal just received by Wisconsin Lumber Co. Ady. Mrs Robert Jengan Forest City visited Graettinger, teacher in Forest City High School. Mr and Mrs A T Lundgren hosted guests, and more local notices follow. Branded Thief by Lightning feature teased from The American Weekly. Donald Robinson recovering after emergency operation. others ill or visiting. Reminder of upcoming triple header basketball at high school gym. Local quotes and jokes wrap the item. Rib Mountain state park noted as Wisconsin’s highest point.
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Hassell Marit
Charles City
Elliott
Oliver Plant
Armand Larsen
Battle Creek
Chicago
Rasmus Lee
Milford
Graettinger
Arlene Kerr
Bert Anderson
Des Moines
A. T. Lundgren
Chester
Earl Mortland
Wm. G. Bohi
Swea City
Chester Lundgren
U. S. Navy
Joe Roecker
the Times
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
Herman Herke
Carl Petersen
Jim = Robinson
Worth Nunanmaker
Sioux City
Venice contribution hints at dolphin motif on glass
Notes suggest Venetian influence in glass decoration with a dolphin motif as a probable donor. The fragment implies a maritime origin for the design, linking Venice to decorative glassware and possible artistic exchange.
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Venice
Methodist Church to dedicate morning service to Race Relations
The morning worship at the Methodist church on Sunday February 11 will be dedicated to Race Relations. Rev I S Bassett Goodwill Industries Sioux City will speak. Activities include Second Sunday Nighters, family fellowship and Kodachrome slides after the service. Women’s Society schedules meetings and a World Day of Prayer service.
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Methodist Church
J. Heber Miller
Family Fellowship
I. S. Bassett
Goodwill Industries of
Sioux City
Wayne Liamiltens
Bob Vaseys
Lincoln Travers
Donald Roots
Carrie
Newbaly
Bassett
Goodwill Industries
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Woman's Society
First Lutheran Mission Meeting Postponed
The First Lutheran Mission society meeting scheduled for Friday has been postponed to an unspecified future date. The Catholic Missionary society will meet on Monday February 19 at Mrs. S. T. Shiley’s home, with all invited. Members of the Two Table Bridge Club enjoyed a 7:30 dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, with high score by Mrs. C. Ay Jensen. The Gracttinger Woman's Club planned tea at the Red Cross rooms on Saturday.
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Woman's Club
Rev Cross
Gradtinser Saturay
Shiley
Thyra Petersen
Omaha
Wm. Thompson
Darlene Thompson
Mary Lou Thompson
Times
Lutheran Mission
Lutheran Mission Society
Catholic Missionary Society
S. T. Shiley
Two Table Bridge Club
J. J. Sullivan
C. Ay Jensen
Hed Cross Rooms
The
Gracttinger
Bonds Over America at Nashville Capitol Shrine
The piece recalls Tennessee devotion to freedom and war bonds aiding the Capitol building memorial in Nashville. It notes the state’s legislative history from Kingston to Nashville and Murfreesboro, with the cornerstone laid in 1845 and 14 years to completion, underlining the 186,000 Tennesseans now in the U.S. armed forces.
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America
Nashville
Tennessee
Kingston
Knoxville
Murfreesboro
U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
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Anderson & Erickson
Clinton
Anna Nermatad
Red Wing
Minnesota
Mes.Th. T. Nance
C. L. Thorecon
Mary Sullivan
Hriar Cliff College
Iki. P. Duhn
Emmetsburg
George Frick
Wisconsin
Rib Mountain
Wausau
Wis
Jowa
C. A. Jensen
Folger’s Coffee
Coffer Party
Jorgen Andersen
P. Fode
James Peterson
Minneapolis
Fowde.ee
Mrs. Miller
C. A. Shiley
Max Baumgartner
A. P. Thompson
Estherville
Jacqueline Connealy
G. M. Donovan
Maxine
Mary Kay Donovan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Clarke College
TOA
Tennessee’s Capitol
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