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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

7

Curlew tops Gruettinger 59 to 38 in county tourney

Curlew defeats Gruettinger 59 38 as Dick Johnson leads with 21 points first half then fades. Curlew holds 46 27 edge after third, final 59 48. Box scores list players from Curlew and Graettinger with scoring details. next home game vs Ayrshire praised as season nears end.

Curlew Gruettinger Pirates Dick Johnson GHS Ayrshire Graettinger Young Yet Myers Elsenbast Tuumegartner

Church notices and services across Lutheran and Methodist parishes

A page lists multiple church notices with service times and events. Hinmicuite Conceptton and First Lutheran in the area show Sunday masses and Lent services led by pastors Huriey and Dr. Fred Jacobsen. Other churches like St. Paul’s, South Walnut, and Immanuel announce worships, Sunday school schedules, confirmations, choir practices, and midweek Lenten services with various speakers and dates. Local visitors are noted and youth activities planned.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Fred Jacotsen South Walnut Church South Walnut First Lutheran Aid Henry 4. Petersen St. Paul's

Facing East in Burial Customs Across Civilizations

The passage notes that many ancient practices buried the dead facing East. Sun worshipers oriented graves toward the sunrise as their deity returns each morning. The ancient Greeks viewed East as the path to Elysium, while Christians associate it with the return of Christ on Judgment Day.

Elysium Paradise Christ

Oldest Living Thing in Sequoia Park Giants

Thousands of giant Sequoias stand in Sequoia National Park with diameters exceeding 10 feet and heights around 300 feet. Base diameters range from 25 to 37 feet. The trees are described as ancient beings, with some giants already mature before pyramids were built in Egypt. Many existed during Christ’s era and through classical and medieval ages.

Sequoia National Park Egypt Babylon Christ Bethlehem

Great Blue Heron Banding Record Unclear Location

A fragment reports a Great Blue Heron captured in Germany in 1710 with metal bands placed in Turkey years earlier. It notes the bird’s length of 42 to 50 inches and height around four feet, and states Great Blue Herons are widely distributed from Arctic regions to northern South America.

Germany Turkey Amer Arctic South America

Longest Season of Congress During World War I

The longest session of Congress occurred during World War I, spanning the Sixty-fifth Congress. It convened on December 3, 1917 and adjourned November 21, 1918, following a special session that began April 2, 1917 when President Wilson declared war on Germany.

Congress Wisen Germay

Bull's Eye Origin in Archery History

The term bulls eye comes from targets made from bull hides used by archers. The center mark was painted black, resembling an eye, and the phrase bulls eye originated from this appearance.

Jamaica coast resembles a turtle, with high ridges

The coast line of Jamaica in the British West Indies forms a turtle shape as long mountain ranges run east and west across the island. Many peaks tower over 7,000 feet above sea level, sloping gently toward the Caribbean.

Jamaica British West Indies Caribbean

Ancient footwear use over 2,500 years ago linked to varied materials

Ancient footwear dates back more than 2,500 years with a range of materials including animal pelts metals grass leaves bark and wood. Heels appeared in some regions to elevate feet above burning desert sand.

Desert Sunda

First Skull Returned by Lewis and Clark Expedition

The Smithsonian Institute received its inaugural skull brought back during the Lewin and Clark expedition in 1863 306, marking a notable early artifact acquisition for the museum.

Smithsonian Smithsonian Institute

GHS Spirls Fall to Graver in Sectional Tie

The GHS Spirls were defeated by Graver in the sectional tournament at Graver on Thursday night. The exact score is unavailable but the margin was about 20 points.

LOSY Graver GHS Spirl

John Paul Adder Adds Surname Jones in 1773

John Paul Adder adopted the surname Jones while in Fredericksburg Virginia in 1773 to conceal his identity. A North Carolina Jones family tradition ties the name to that family, but contemporary evidence does not support the theory.

John Paul Adder John Paul Jones Fredericksburg Willie Jones North Carolina

Social Items and Club Meetings Highlight Community Life

February 13 mission society at First Lutheran and various club gatherings are noted. Reports include Birthday Club high score, Royal Neighbors meeting, a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Arold Olsen, High Lake Get-Together plans, Catholic Aid circle, WSUS gathering, Washington birthday supper, World Day of Prayer, and a 26th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Sturm with open house and gifts.

The Methodist Church J. Heber Miller Methodist Youth Fellowship Ieave Fenton Pra Woman's Society of Christian Service A. H. Shaver Art Hiteman Washington Memshaerter Selass Jun Society Mission Society of the First Luth Wrey Levdy Ane Arold Olsen St. Paul Church Olson Jake Jensen High Lake Miro WSCS WSUS Bimma Shaver Ruveau Sturm Mr. Sturn BE. Burg Sturn Eiffe Bagos Vern Barhert Vl Gracttinger Pasate

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