Parish and church notices from Emmetsburg area
Local church calendar lists services, catechism, and choir practices. Methodist, Lutheran, and Baptist congregations announce Sunday worship, confirmation classes, junior and senior choirs, WMF meetings, and March parish visitation plans with time slots and pastor names. Four from here urged to attend canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Emmetsburg
Butheran C. T. Bjelstul
Wallingford Lotheran
Sudan
Luther League
Cylinder
Gift of the Cross - Peace
Men's Brotherhood
GRACE
Leonard Truebscher
Hue- Escher
Gruver Edges Graettinger In High-Scoring Battle
Gruver topped Graettinger 74 to 71 in a fast paced game. Coltvet led Gruver with 41 points while Ann L and Shirley T fueled Graettinger’s late push. Pirettes guard Pat Rathman was sidelined by illness as Gruver held the Pirettes to 71 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Land- Messer
Jane
Shirley Thompson
Gruver
Pirette
Coltvet
Marcia Winterton
Jo Ann Ramsey
Mary Kay Thorson
Trudy Biergen
Marge Anderson
Pat Rathman
Itleaa
Pirettes
Savas
Gracttinger
Uncanny Ann
Shirley T
Winterton
Caltvet
Ann L
Ann
Graettinger
Shirley
Gpadtinger
Swith
Graetlinger
Pirates edge Emmetsburg in a tight late thriller
Emmetsburg led early but Pirates tied it at 46 46 then 47 47 as Marvin Egeland and Chesty Masters traded baskets. Kay Carter tied the game and Dave Torrence sparked a late rally with rebounds and Egeland free throws. Leo Beschorner and Egeland connected on the final plays for a 54 49 Pirates win. Beschorner led with 16, Torrence 12, Egeland 11, Masters 8, Carter 7. free throw difficulties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Egeland
Thwait
Emmetsburg
Chesty Masters
Emmersburg
Kay Carter
Dave Torrence
Pirates
Egeland
Mastera
Sohe
Beschorner
Leo
Torrence
Carter
John Hand
Leo Beschorner
Pirate
Masters
Robert Fanning Reaches National Merit Finals
Robert Fanning, senior at Grasttinger High School, has advanced to the Finals of the 1958-59 National Merit Scholarship Program and earned a Certificate of Merit. Principal Anderson and Supt. Hartung credit his high academic promise and top scores on college aptitude tests. About six tenths of one percent of state seniors earned awards. 10,000 nationally were honored while 478,000 were tested. The 1958-59 competition narrows to 16,009 finalists, with about 700 Merit Scholars to be named this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fanning
Grasttinger High School
Anderson
Supt. Hartung
Ibe
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Marsang
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Joe Lande
Richard Herum
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Tilone
Gralttinger
Spring Fries
Calif
Pascal Celery
Cowboy
Casey Tibbs
Lee Riders
Lee
Boys’ & Youth
The
Hanoks
Lloyd Sampson
Central Arnolds Park
Chuck Stevens
Mer
Guy DE Leo
Merry Makers
Milford and
Spirit Lake
Skyline
Estherville
Freddy Fredericks
Rosedale
EC. Pack
Sete Cigarettes
Joy
Fryers
Wisconsin
Snowboy
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