Orange and Black Tournaments Open Sectionals Run
The Girls' Sectional Tournament runs February 15 to 17 in Graettinger gym with Graettinger facing Lake Center on Thursday at 7:00 PM. Entries include Lake Center Curlew Ayrshire Superior Ruthven Superior Two and Graettinger. Graettinger has mixed results against Lake Center Ruthven and Ayrshire Curlew looms as top foe.
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Graettinger
Lake Center
Curlew
Ayrshire
Superior
Ruthven
Superior Two
Graettinger Bank Telephones Served by Local Co Directors
Secretary H E Fink manager and treasurer F L Lambe Elmer Olson Chis Knutsen Peter G Peter sen and John J Sullivan serve as directors. Company operates 400 telephones under Graettinger State Bank established 1934 with C A Jensen president Max Jaumgartner vice president and George Graettinger John Graettinger Mike Weinholzer as directors. H A Elsenbast is cashier Dale Nobile Stanford Raleigh Mary McManus assistants.
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H. E. Fink
Elmer Olson
Chis Knutsen
Peter G. Petersen
John J. Sullivan
Graettinger State Bank
C. A. Jensen
Max Jaumgartner
George Graettinger
John Graettinger
Mike Weinholzer
H. A. Elsenbast
Dale Nobile
Stanford Raleigh
Mary McManus
Graettinger Church Rectors and Parishes Listed
Graettinger Immaculate Conception Church with Rev. John Kelly resident pastor for 60 years. St Paul Lutheran and First Lutheran in Graettinger, South Walnut, and Lost Island led by Rev. Verner N Carlsen and Rev. M Mandsager. Methodist Church listed with Rev Wo Hohi as pastor.
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Graettinger
Immaculate Conception
John Kelly
St. Paul Lutheran Church
South Walnut
Verner N. Carlsen
First Lutheran Church
Lost Island
M. Mandsager
Wo Hohi
Jensen Barber Shop Seeks Patronage From Town Officials
Town patrons are urged to frequent Jensen Barber Shop run by Mayor Fred Spies and councilmen Clarence Clemmen son George Graettinger and C. A. Jensen. The shop offers shaves haircuts shampoos and shower baths for 25 cents.
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Fred Spies
Clarence Clemmenson
George Graettinger
C. A. Jen
Jensen Barber Shop
Bartleman’s Barber Shop Ad Solicits All Customers
Bartleman Bros proprietors invite ladies gents and children for modern equipment and experienced workmen at Phillips Hotel & Cafe building. City Barber Shop offers best service and workmanship with special attention to ladies and children. Your patronage is appreciated by Martin Mynhre, proprietor.
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Bartleman
Phillips’ Hotel & Cafe
Bartleman Bros
Martin- Mynhre
Labor Day Celebration In Graettinger Planned For 1940
City officials include Sen Max Baumgartner Quinten Jensen and City Clerk C E H Norris with treasurer Dale Noble and assessor A C Christensen. Police T L Hampson and Wm Blom, fire chief George Frick and assistant chief A H Henningsen. Hawkeye Theatre and Sam Watson Hall noted as community assets. The 48th annual Labor Day Picnic, begun by the late BP Donion in 1898, will be held September 1940 with D E K McCarty as chairman and John J Sullivan as secretary.
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Iowa
BP. H. Donion
D. EK. McCarty
John J. Sullivan
High School Faculty Directory Listing Names Roles
High School staff listed include Kyle Jones as Superintendent Joel Ball as Principal Arthur Brown as Boys Coach James I Lapity as Girls Coach Madonna Umland as Commercial supervisor Marjorie Orwick as Music director Louise Wyatt as Home Economics head Grade teachers Cora Christopher Maurine Kelly Ruth Torkelson Florence Conway Lillian Tinkle.
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Kyle Jones
Joel Ball
Arthur Brown
D. M. Bates
James I, Lapity
Madonna Umland
Marjorie Orwick
Louise Wyatt
Cora Christopher
Maurine Kelly
Ruth Torkelson
Florence Conway
Lillian Tinkle
School Board Officers Named in Meeting Minutes
School board members listed include Dr. Olene Jacobson as president with John Graettinger George Frick A. P. Thompson and John J. Sullivan as members. Secretary H. A. Elsenbast and Treasurer Wm. Olson also named.
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Olene Jacobson
John Graettinger
George Frick
A. P. Thompson
John J. Sullivan
H. A. Elsenbast
Wm. Olson
Graettinger Public Buildings Directory Update
Public Buildings lists include senior and junior high structures grade building auditorium and gymnasium. High school enrollment 151 grade enrollment 170. City Hall and Fire Station house the City Library with librarian Mrs Earl Ericson. Legion Hall was built and dedicated in 1989.
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Graettinger City Hall
Earl Ericson
Legion Hall
Graettinger Post Office Staff Listings
Graettinger post office announces personnel including Postmaster W L O Connor Assistant Forrest A Peterson WB Whiteside Route 1 Carrier Earl Jones Route WH Carrier.
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Graettinger
W. L. O'Connor
Forrest A. Peterson
WB. Whiteside
Earl Jones
West Bend Girls State Champions Highlighted
The Graeltinger Times 1894 weekly edition notes publisher John J Sullivan and assistants Tom and Vivien Sullivan. Mentions West Bend Girls as state champions in 1938 and headlines West Bend Girls 1999.
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Graeltinger Times
John J. Sullivan
Tom and Vivien Sullivan
West Bend
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Minnesota Hardware
Minnesota Retail Hardware Association
ASN
Towa Public Service Company
Wirls
G EH. S
Mergin
Dale Sandvng
Norman
Ry Dorothy Swift
Doris Henningsen
Dela Jesperson
Joanne Flannagan
Pat, Duhn
James Myers
Lincoln
Satay
Carol Brink
Madge Jacobson
Washington Irving
Reed Potter
James Fennimore Cooper
Panama Canal Zone
Canal
Ry Ann Craven
B.S
Mr. Brown
Marie
Rumpua Ridge
George Washington Jones
U. S
Mary and Dick
Famers
UL Tx Co
D. E. McEcarty
Justice of the Peace Realtytate
J. M. Resh
Justice of the Peace Collections
Towa
J. P. McManus
Th. T. Naae
Telephone
B. E. Dappen
Craettinger
Arnold Sevold
Hawkeye Theatre
Houe
Sam Watson Hall
A. J. Anderson
High Lake
Wallingford
Graver
Ringsted
Palo Alto
Lambert
Spirit Lake
Fuller & Johnson
Minnesota
John Deere
McCormick
de- Laval
Oudes & Dahl
Emmet County State Bank
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