Graettinger Woman's Club Met February 11th
The Graettinger Womans club met February 11 at 8 00 p m at Mrs Genevieve Spies home. Members were welcomed with unison singing and roll call. Illnesses were noted for Alta Resh and Anna Spies. A program featured Miss Susan Shiley with a clarinet solo, piano by Jo nne Shiley, and a pageant directed by Mrs Genevieve Spies. Members then prepared for a future meeting on February 18 at Mrs Lola Manchester s home.
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Graettinger Woman's Club
Graettinger Womans Club
Genevieve Spies
Collect
Lola Manchester
Alta Resh
Anna Spies
Palo Alto Memorial Hospital
Mimmersburg
Mary Aleseh
Shirley Henningsen
Crene Shiley
Jonne
Susan
Peter Hart
Dorothy Mathers
Susan Shiley
Gove
Jonne Shiley
Joanne Shiley
Coy Coan
Helen Kirkegaard
Mary Alesch
Elisabeth Hossack
Sadie Olson
Lillian Barringer
Helen Peterson
Stena Jensen
Hazel Gabrielsen
Clara Suss
Maryanna
America
Marie Young
Local News Items Reflect Community Happenings
Bennett Thoreson arrived from Florida Saturday to oversee his hardware business. Joe Leonard returned from Rochester hospital where he was a medical patient. Miss Mary Lane Herke, a Morningside college student, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Hoerke. Mrs John J Sullivan spent Wednesday with her mother in Mmmetsburg. Saturday dinner guests at Arnold Sampson’s included Oscar Oleson of Graevttin per, Fred A Brown of Fmmetsburg, and Wayne Brown of Ames. Omer Gjerde and Harrison family hosted a farewell dinner for George Harrison before he leaves for the armed forces.
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Bennett Thoreson
Florida
Joe Leonard
Rochester Hospital
Mary Lane Herke
Morningside College
Ed Hoerke
John J. Sullivan
Mmmetsburg
Arnold Sampson
Oscar Oleson
Graevttinper
Fred A. Brown
Fmmetsburg
Wayne Brown
Ames
Omer Gjerde
Harrison
Cylinder
George Harrison
Armed Forces
Farm occupancy changes in Graettinger area
The Bloed Simonsen family now occupy the Charles Henningsen farm After vacating the Theo Christiansen farm it will be farmed by Mr and Mrs Red Wolfe who will move from Graettinger to the farm Mr and Mrs Earl Wilson are moving to the farm east of Graettinger already occupied by Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson Howard Wilson has sold farming equipment and moved to Santa Ana California to be near Mrs Wilsons relatives He has started a landscaping business in Santa Ana Mrs Inger Qison came from South Dakota for a visit with her brother Jon Gabrielson and family Mrs Leo Counley is clerking in the drug store since Mrs Howard Minsman moved to Laurens Mayor and Mrs Adolph Spies went to Sioux City for health reasons Spies will see a specialist Sunday callers at the John Andere home were Mia Walton Sorenson and children from Graettinger and Miss Eyonn Knudsen from Ringsted
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Bloyd Simonsen
Charles Henningsen
Theo
Leo Counley
Howard Minsman
Laurens
Adolph Spies
Sioux City
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