13 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
1
A fragmented text cites a national study on high school students showing 30 percent smoke daily, with 40 percent of boys and 25 percent of girls in ages 15 to 17. It also notes average job tenure of 4.6 years, 10 percent at 21 years or more, and a right handed majority with 7 percent left handed. The passage begins by urging cautious driving and mentions the first World’s Fair.
In 1851 England and the United States showcased a prize for a false teeth example while Gomera islanders in the Canaries sustain a whistled bird talk as a full language. American girls still thrill to boys tones. Social Security contact stations list Fort Dodge district schedule with dates for Emmetsburg Estherville Spencer towns and appointment details.
Graettinger listings include optometrist and local professionals, plus EMETSBURG Iowa church directory entries for Immaculate Conception Lost Island Lutheran Sethol Lutheran and more. Regional club and organization leaders are named including AM Legion Auxiliary American Legion commander and public library president.
The fourth annual Graettinger California group picnic was held at Brookside Park Pasadena on January 29, 1939. About 70 registered despite cold weather and a threatening rain cloud. Snow fell heavily by noon, with six inches on the ground and a new depth record possible.
P. V. Nolan a pioneer Erunetsburg businessman died of heart failure Saturday. Funeral held Tuesday morning. The piece notes Times Advertisers and local participation in the Empire Stock Show. Ron Struthers earned a fourth place ribbon with a two year old quarter horse stallion from six states in Sioux Falls on February 1, with Mr and Mrs Struthers and Mr and Mrs Dave Lynch of Lone Rock attending.
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