Weddings Tie Neighbors in Graettinger and Emmetsburg
A series of mid February marriages connect Graettinger and Emmetsburg communities. Jenson–Starkey unite in Graettinger with a reception at the bride’s home, while Gregory Bormann and Elizabeth Burns wed in Emmetsburg with a breakfast at the brides’ home and plans for a Dakota trip. The Times also notes a Boelus couple from Graettinger area and remarks on the bride’s high school ties and local affection for both couples.
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Grilerson
Jasperson
Boclus
Frieda Geil
Myrarib
Geil
South Raettingey
St. Paul's. Lutherian Church
Tinger
J. J. Chrigtensen
Raon
Byrd Amdahl
Miserson
Boelus
Nebraska
Hope Christensen
Graettinger
Jay
Gregory Bormann
A. V Bormann
Estherville
Misa Elizabeth Burns
Thomas Burns
Emmeraberg
Assumption Church
Emmetsburg
Father Fine
Bernard Bormann
Helen Burng
Dakota
Raleigh
Iowa
Apap
Emmeteburg
Times
Jensen—Starkey
James Jensen
Mre
CP. Jensen
Graet- Unger
Misa Leota Starkey
Mra
Robart Arkay
Grachtinger
Graetitinger Marks Report From February 16 193d Poultry Prices
A weathered market list shows grain and poultry pricing with entries for Corn Wester tterer and various eggs. It lists hens heavy springs leghorn springs and old roosters with weights and price hints, reflecting a rural trade sheet from a bygone era.
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Graetitinger Markes
Corn Wester Tterer Ieee Odm Mta
Leghorn
Editor Sullivan Improving Rapidly at Jim Mersburg Hospital
Latest bulletin from Jim Mersburg Hospital reports Editor Sullivan’s condition improving and he has begun taking nourishment. Staff members of the Times have received assistance from Leo McCoy, foreman of the Amersbury Democrat, for publishing duties last week and this week.
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Sullivan
Jimmersburg Hospital
The
Times
Sta
Leo McCoy
Amersbury Democrat Fore
McCoy
Leo Hamilton Auction Sale Next Wednesday
Leo Hamilton announces an auction next Wednesday at the Hamilton farm two miles east and one mile north of Gratchinger. About 80 head of livestock include 46 head of cattle tested TB accredited with butterfat average, 32 horses, and standard farm machinery. Six months notes available. Grodland & Reeves act as sale agents and Town Trust & Savings Bank of Emmetaburg serves as clerk.
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Lee Hamilton
Uelon
Hamilton
Grachtinger
Palo Alto
T. B
Grodland & Reeves
Town ‘Trust & Savings Bank
Emmetaburg
Elsenbast Named Cashier of New Graettinger Bank
Herman Elsenbast, local business man and former cashier of the First National Bank of Graetlinger, has been chosen by the Graettinger State Bank directors to serve as cashier. The Times congratulates Mr. Elsenbast and the bank directors on the appointment.
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Herman Elsenbast
First ‘National Bank of
Jorgen Kalhoyd Auction Sale Exceeds Expectations
The Jorgen Kalhoyd auction on Tuesday February 12 drew a record crowd with high prices. Cows sold above 90 dollars per head horses around 140 hogs machinery and a grand total near 4000 dollars. Auctioneer Grodland called it the busiest sale yet in the region. The article also notes the death of Edmund Molloy son of Mrs Pat Molloy of Emmetsburg February 10 after surgery for appendicitis and a mention of the upcoming Athletic Banquet at Hawkeye Theatre next Tuesday.
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Jorgen Kalhoyd
Grodliand
Grodland
Edmund Molloy
Pat Molloy
Emmetsburg
Emhetsburg Hospital
Edmund
St. Mary's Academy
Mrs J A Spies S Nephew Dies in Germany
Mrs J A Spies learns her nephew Dr Adolphoye died after a long illness from cancer in Germany. He held key posts including Counselor to Spain, director of Imperial Banks of Redin, and ambassador to China. The Timers office notes extended Europe visit with Dr Boye and offers sympathy to Mrs Spies and family.
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J. A. Spies
Germany
Adolphoye
de Adolph Hoye
Harape
Spain
Imperial Banks
Redin Germany
China
Tie
Ellaabeth Spies
Europe
Dr. Boye
Nimes
County Agent Warns Farmers Against Propaganda
County Agent Ranndall Hoffman warns farmers to beware of propaganda spread about corn loans and the corn-hog program. He says outsiders are pushing misleading material and urges farmers to investigate the facts before drawing conclusions. The program is intended to aid farmers, not burden them.
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Ranndall Hoffman
Sutspician
West Bend man indicted for assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm
Byron Grove of West Bend, charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury on farmer Nick Thilges near Whittemore last October, was indicted by the Kossuth county grand jury. Grove allegedly attacked Thilges in a barn with a yeavelier. motive suspected to be a planned holdup. Trial set for April.
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Byron Grove O
Wesp
Nick Thilges
Whittemore
Kossuth
Crove
Thages
Brother of F. L. Lambe Dies at LaMotte Iowa
The death of J. Lambe of LaMotte Iowa occurred in a Milwaukee sanitarium after long illness. He was a former LaMotte banker and longtime Jackson county recorder. Survived by wife and daughter Margaret and Ingenia, plus brothers Frank and Patrick, with the late J. Be Lambe of this city as a kin. The Times extends sympathy.
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Frank Limbe
T J. Lambe
LaMotte
Iowa
Milwaukee
Ingenia
Anl
Frank
Grachtinger
Patrick
Osgool
J. Belambe
Decenséu
Mosavs
Lambe
Senior Chisa Picture At Algona Today
The senior class of the local high school traveled to Algona for individual class pictures. They spent the day in Algona and returned to Grayttinger about six in the evening, supervised by sponsor Migs 1Shroadex.
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Chisa
Algona
Grayttinger
Aveniig
Migs
1Shroadex
Ringsted Pastor Resigns to Take New Call
Ringsted pastor Roy Pederson tendered his resignation last week as pastor of St. Paul’s church Ringsted to take effect May 1. He has accepted a call at Har Inn.
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Ringsted
Roy, Pederson
St. Paul's Church of
Har- Inn
Boy Calvin Paterson Breaks Arm in Graettinger
Calvin Paterson son of Mr and Mrs Dan Paterson of Graettinger suffered a broken arm Sunday morning. Dr McManus was called and set the injured arm. He has the sympathy of many young friends in Graettinger.
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Calvin Paterson
Dan Paterson
Wear
Graettinger
McManus Waa
Calvin
Hta
Little Symphony Orchestra Coming to Graettinger
The Symphony orchestra of Matherville will give a concert in Graettinger on Tuesday evening February 27 under the auspices of the P T A. The group is described as one of the finest in northwest Iowa and promises a real treat for Grast tinger and surrounding residents. TeRey Bartleman of Graetlinger, a member of the orchestra, is in charge of local publicity for the Graetlinger concert. Note the date of this coming attraction.
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Graettinger
Tttle Symphony Orchestra
Matherville
Iowa
Grasttinger
TeRey Bartleman
Graetlinger
Graettlinger
Denver Man Lays Died Today After Surgery
Wort received this morning reports the death of FP L Maton of Denver Colorado. He underwent a surgical operation last week and failed to rally. He was well known in Emmetsburg and Ruthven regions where he spent most of his life. He is a cousin of Mrs Seth Smith of Lost Island.
Annual Market Day Sale Set for February 24 in Graettinger
Graettinger to hold its annual market day on Saturday February 24 at the Graettinger sale yards west of the Wisconsin Lamber Co. Poods listed with auctioneers H A Hisenbast Rollie Pike or others. Entrance fee of 1 dollar charged for horses and mules. A big day drawing people from beyond Graettinger territory with merchants offering market day specials. Grodland Reeves are the auctioneers and H A Elsenbast will clerk the sale.
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Graettinger
Wisconsin Lamber Ca
H. A. Hisenbast
Rollie Pike
Banquet Honoring Graettinger Basketball Boys Planned
A banquet hosted by the vony ngercin club is set for Tuesday February 20 at 6 30 PM in the Hawkeye Theatre basement. Dinner served by the PB T A with a charge of one dollar per plate. Public invited, program to be provided. Also note two local dates February 21 auction sale at Leo Hamilton farm and February 24 annual Market Day Sale at gate grounds near Wisconsin Lumber Co.
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Vonyngercin) Club
Graettinger High School
Thesday
Hawkeye Theatre
PB. T. A
Leo Hamilton
Graecttinger
Graettinger
Wisconsin Lumber Co
CCC to Be Continued at Present Strength Through 1935
The War Department announced the Civilian Conservation Corps will stay at about 300 000 men until March 31 1935. All members from the second enrollment will be discharged between May 31 and April 16, but satisfactory service allows enrollment for a third period. New enrollment occurs April 1 to April 16.
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CCC
War Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Itn
Notice to claimants against The First National Bank of Great Finger Iowa
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency announces that all persons who may have claims against The First National Bank of Great Finger Iowa must present them to Edmund P. Carmody, Receiver, with legal proof within three months from January 11, 1934 or they may be disallowed. T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency.
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Yreasury Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
First National Bank
Graetfinger
Towa
Edmund FP. Carmody
T. O'Connor
Graettinger Boys Win County Tourney in Emmetsburg
Graettinger captured the county high school basketball title at Emmetsburg after defeating Rodman Cyl inder Mallard and West Bend to clinch first. Ed Sullivan led Graettinger with a stellar all tournament performance earning captain of the first team while Grady Moraine and Turner of Mallard and Leary of Curlew were also honored on the all county selections.
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Emmetsburg
Graettinger
Noes
Sullivan
Grady
Moraine
Jensen
Thoreson
Arlene Grodland
Arlene
Democrat
Ed Sullivan
Turner
Mallard
Jacobs
West Band
West Bend
Peterson
Ruthven
Gradiinger
Barber
Redman
Morraine
Grachtinger
Hersom
Highlanders
Roberts
Benders
Leary
Curlew
Palo Alto
Ducks
Walnut Township
Supt
Coder
Ladd
Pomeroy
Schont and
Teant Sullivan
Jesy Gract
Mallard Turner
Grady Gract
Jacobs Forey Mallard
Carles Nersom Mallard
Ruthven Morraine Gract
Roberta
All County Coaches Pick Top Five For Team
Selections from the Rim melsburg high school gymnasium during the Palo Alto County Boys tournament showed coaches naming their all county first and second teams and honorable mentions. Voters allocated three votes to first team, two to second, and one to honorable mention, with the top five forming the first team and the next five the second.
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Palo Alto County
Rimmelsburg High School
Eec
Vention
Al-Cc Jteam
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Bormann—Burns
H. A. Elsenbast
New Bank
Jorgen
F. L. Lambe
L. Maton
Denver
Colorado
B. B
Henrietta Crosman
Norman Foster
George , O'Brien
el Brendel
Wals
Goepe
Bully Eilers
Norman Postar
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