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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
8
A collage of observations notes fewer orphans as parents live longer and cites Meats Board data on alcoholic drink spending rivaling red meat. The column flits to topical quirks from pastors enforcing dress codes to corn insulation and a Nebraska catfish tale. It laments pornography, praises lamb economics, and quotes a Washington advisor on table manners.
Graettinger residents James Qleson Ronald Gaede and Cedar Faths Janes Girres joined the State College of Town Concert Band during its annual winter tour to 10 local communities. Featured soloists were Ronald Basle and Robert Phe dn, both বন্ধ.
The January meeting of the Lucky Stars was attended by 13 members. New leads are Mrs Funk and Mrs Jorgensen, with ten new members named Debbie Duus Jackie Duhn Debra Baedke Gabrielle Peton Donna Petersen Debbie Funk Valerie Simonson Patty Kropf Linda Norblad and Diana Norblad. Two visitors, Heidi and Candy Funk, attended. Valerie Simonson served as reporter.
Iowa scientists will intensively reevaluate older soil maps under a nationwide soil conservation study. The effort, led by USDA, seeks updated soil information to guide practices such as terracing contouring and pond development. Rabbit hunting ends February 20 as statewide conservation efforts continue.
The Estherville Junior College Wolves known as the Cibocelhe team in recent weeks face the seventieth ranked Fort Dodge Panthers Saturday Feb 19 in Estherville High School gym at 8 p.m.
Mr and Mrs George Lpeckworks of Larrabee marked their 72nd wedding anniversary on February 7. George aged 91 and Ruth 90 were wed in Spring township and remain active, tending a large garden each year.
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