Interested In Local Theatre Attend Meeting Friday Night
A public meeting is set at Graettinger theatre on Friday February 20 at 7 30 p m to discuss keeping the theatre open. Residents farmers and local businesspeople are urged to attend to show support and prevent closure.
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Graettinger Theatre
Graettinger
Local Housing Committee Named For Low Rent Project
At a special town council meeting Mayor Potter and the council appointed a five member housing agency committee to advance Graettinger’s low rent housing project. Members are Charles Sarazine temporary chairman John DeVries R T Naae Francis Heidecker and O J Reitz New terms run two years for most members and one year for Naae and Reitz about 20 residents attended the meeting Glen Huntington of Dean E Arter and Associates outlined the plan and officials cited federal funds as possible financing with no local tax money The project would cost about 250 000 for a 20 unit complex two and one bedroom furnished apartments rent 35 to 40 monthly for seniors 62 and older Sites near main street were considered The article notes further details next issue and that the five man housing agency committee will guide the next steps The Graettinger fire district also announced fire chief Arnold Masters and assistant chief Elroy Kulow left for Tipton Indiana to obtain a new fire truck and return with the truck for fittings and training on the John Bean vehicle
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Charles Sarazine
John DeVries
R. T. Naae
Francis Heidecker
O. J. Reitz
Naae
Reitz
Graettinger
Mgr
Glen Huntington
Dean Earter
Clude
Main Street
Arnold Masters
Elroy Kulow
Tinton
Indiana
Graettinger Benefited
Rochester
Minn
Vist
Tipton
Pirates Meet Everly In Sectional Showdown Monday
The Graettinger Pirates face Cornbelt rival Everly in a first round sectional game at Milford on Monday February 23 at 7 p.m. Clay Central plays Ruthven at 8:30 with Terris and Milford also in the same bracket. Sectional semifinals are set for Wednesday evening February 25.
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Pirates
Everly
Graettinger Pirates
Cornbelt
Milford
Clay Central
Ruthven
Terris
Cagers Finish Loop Season With Split Twin Bill At Sioux Rapids
Lt Wm Kathman reports to Ft Eustis for nine week Army transportation training after Creighton University grad in 1969. Pirates beat Sioux Rapids 52 44 as Pirettes lose 59 38. Bartels coaches Pirates to solid finish with strong third period surge and reserve scoring.
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Cagers
Sioux Rapids
Wm. Kathman
Ft. Eustis
Wm. D. Kathman
Lawrence Kathman
Graettinger
Army Transportation
Quartermasters
Ft. Lee
Virginia
Creighton University
Lybrand, Ross and Montgomery
CPA Accountants
Omaha
Pirate Capers
Pirettes
Bartels
Pirates
Joe Onaven
Dennis Bortint
Tom Morant
Bill Dawson
Bob Rooney
Doug Naig
Lynn Tindall
Moller
Page Five
Banks and Post Office Closed All Day Monday
The Graetlinger State Bank and the postoffice will be closed all day Monday February 23 in observance of Washingtons birthday There will be no window service or rural mail delivery on February 23 but mail will be dispatched and mail will be put into the town boxes in the post office
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Graetlinger State Bank
Postoffice
Washington
Emil Andreasen Farm Sale Auction Details
Emil C. Andreasen will hold a complete closing out sale at the farm six miles south and two and a half miles west of Emmetsburg on Wednesday February 25. Sale includes a Ford pickup four tractors and a full line of machinery and equipment. See sale ad in this issue.
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Emil C. Andreasen
Emmetsburg
Rites Tuesday For Joe Herum 70 At Wallingford
Joe Herum 70 of Wallingford died Friday at Holy Family hospital after a three year illness attributed to cancer. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1:30 p m at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Rev. John Pannhuk officiating. He was born July 19 1899 in High Lake Township and married Maggie Amdahl February 24 1925 at Wallingford. He farmed near Widmar then ran an implement business at Bricelyn before moving to Emmetsburg in 1952 and Wallingford in 1955. Survivors include his wife son Marvin Terril two grandsons Gary and Tracy Terril two brothers Percy Dolliver and am trobert Lexington Ky one sister Mrs Forrest Peterson Graettinger. He was preceded in death by parents a brother and an infant daughter.
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Joseph Herum
Wallingford
Holy Family Hospital
Wallingford Lutheran Church
John Pannhuk
Jacob
Ina Herum
High Lake Township
Jewell College
Jewell
Maggie Amdahl
Widmar
Minn
Bricelyn
Emmetsburg
Percy
Dolliver
Amtrobert
Lexington
Forrest
Margaret) Peterson
Graettinger
Arnie Masters Elected Fire Chief
The Grac tinger volunteer firemen elected Arnie Masters as chief at their regular Tuesday meeting. Elroy Kulow was named assistant chief, Richard Schang first deputy, Avery Bonstead second deputy, and Russell Lastine secretary and treasurer. Masters had been acting chief since the death of Howard Suss.
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Grac‘tinger
Hede
Earl Law, 69, Former Area Resident Dies in Missouri
Earl Law 69 retired farmer of Butler Missouri and former well known High Lake township farmer died Friday night in a Kansas City hospital due to cancer complications. Funeral services and burial were in Butler Monday. Survived by wife Verl Andrews two sons Dwayne and Don two daughters Donna and Sharon and several brothers and sisters.
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Eart Law
Butler
High Lake Township
Kansas City
Law
Graettinger
Terris
Riceville
Iowa
Verl Andrews
Dwayne
Don
Donna
Sharon
Pirettes Lose Tourney Game At Terril
The Gracttinger Pirettes had a rough sectional game against Terril, trailing 16-1 after eight minutes. They shot 26 field goal attempts in the first half without success and fell 62 to 35 in the first round, as Terril’s defense stifled their offense.
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Pirettes
Terril
Terris
Twenty Five Dollar Prize Draw At Local Stores
The upcoming Saturday afternoon prize drawing offers 25 Bucks in participating Grachtinger stores. Mrs. Charles Henningsen won last week’s prize.
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Grachtinger
Charles Henningsen
Pirate Cagers Fall Twice to Bancroft St. John's
Pirates, in the final regular season games, lost to Bancroft St. John's here Saturday afternoon. The local reserves lost a tight 41-39 contest while the varsity fell 65-57 after a close start. Anne Stuart won the Monday night free throw contest at the Terris sectional tournament with 22 of 23 tosses and advances to district competition.
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Bancroft St. John’s
Pirate Cagers
St. John’s of
Bancroft
Zame
Varsity
Johnnie Seconds
Pirete Cager
Anne Stuart
Terris
Former Area Resident Dies in Denver at 32
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Voster of rural Emmetsburg learned of the death of their daughter Mrs. Charles A. Ramsey 32 of Denver Colo after a lengthy illness. Surviving are husband three daughters Debbie 11 Dawn 10 and Denise 4 parents a brother John of Emmetsburg and two sisters Jeanne Loring of Bellevue Neb and Judy Hite of Missoula Mont. Funeral services were set for Friday in Denver with relatives traveling from Emmetsburg.
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Chester Voster
Emmetsburg
Charles A
Vonis) Ramsey
Denver
Colo
Ramsey
Debbie
Dawn
Denise
John
Lawrence
Jeanne) Loring
Bellevue
Neb
Wayne
Judy) Hite
Missoula
Mont
Voster
Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet Postponed to March 2
The Blue and Gold banquet, set for February 23 at the Methodist church, is postponed one week due to conflicting activities and will be held on Monday, March 2.
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Methodist Church
Scouts Host Parents at Meeting in Graettinger
Graettinger Boy Scout Troop 55 hosted parents and friends at the town hall Tuesday evening. Scouts presented safety and first aid skits and Mike Mammen received a Tenderfoot badge in vestiture ceremonies with 12 candles lit and recitation of the 12 Scout laws. Graettinger band parents plan a meeting at the school lunchroom on Wednesday evening February 25 at 7 30 p.m. All band member parents are urged to attend.
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Graettinger Boy Scouttroon No. 55
Town Hall
Mike Mammen
Graettinger
Legion post donates $100 to local theatre fund
Graettinger American Legion post contributed 100 dollars to the local theatre fund at a recent meeting, as stated by post commander Elroy Kulow.
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Fegiow Post
Graettinger American Legion Post
Elroy Kulow
New Learning Resource Center Open House Thursday Feb 26
Graettinger American Legion commander Elroy Kulow announces a door prize of a 25 percent savings bond for all paid up post members. Winners must be present at the meeting to claim. First drawing at the March 10 meeting aims to boost attendance. Graettinger FFA holds annual Parent Son banquet at the school Tuesday Feb 24 at 6:30 p.m.
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Graettinger
American Legion
Elroy Kulow
Graettinger Ffa
Open House At Graettinger Learning Resource Center
Graettinger Community School district invites parents and interested persons to visit the new Learning Resource Center at the elementary school on Thursday February 26 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Staff will demonstrate equipment funded by federal sources and explain the center’s role in the elementary program.
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Graettinger Community
Measles Immunization Clinic Planned for March 11
Graettinger Coop Grain hosts a crop clinic with Felco reps discussing forages seed and chemicals. A Rubella immunization clinic for children ages 1 to 12 is set for Graettinger school and other county sites on March 11 with a $3,600 program cost partly funded by Palo Alto County.
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Graettinger Coop Grain Company
Legion Hall
Jerry Counley
Felco
Legion Auxiliary
Dave Seehuesen
Palo Alto County
Ruth Saylor
R. N
Graettinger School
Ruthven
Ayrshire
Mallard
West Bend
St. Peter and St. Paul
State Health Department
Palo Alto
Public Health Nursing Office
Exmomersburg
Graettinger Womans Clib
Graettinger Clinic
Des Moines
Market Summary for February 18
The snippet notes prices for CORN and OATS with a divisor value and a quoted figure 1.03 0. 233. Names and full context are unclear. no clear entities or events beyond market price mentions are discernible.
Highway 4 to Get 4000 Feet of Permanent Repairs
The Iowa Highway Commission agreed to permanent repairs to 4000 feet of Highway 4 between Graettinger and Wallingford in next summer’s plan after a hearing at the Ames office. Local officials and residents presented petitions totaling about 2000 signatures citing frost heaves and a curve as causes of recent accidents including the deaths of two Graettinger teachers. A request was made to install additional warning signs in the area.
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Jim Graettirge
S. J. Brownlee
Jim
Wallingford
Graettinger
Highway Commission
Ames
Skattebo
Iowa Highway Commission
Wallingfond
Commission
Emmet
Bob Knox
Istherville C, O. C
Don Wischhot
Craetinger
Paul Stuart
Graetthinger
Jim Sipics
S. Brownlee
Lea Sanders
Springlike Weather Fueled Weekend Warmth Then Stormy Shift
Temperatures rose to the high forties Tuesday giving a springlike feel and mild pleasant weather over the weekend. Tuesday's warmth proved short lived as strong winds brought colder temperatures by Wednesday morning.
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Sen. Brownlee
Local Housing Committee
Potter
Emil Andreasen
Joe Herum
Arnie Masters
Earl Law
Missouri
Vonis Ramsey
Wayne Rand
Sean Grobst
Pomona Cramer
Eleanor Jacobson
Learning Research Center
New Learning Resource Center
Next Legion Meeting
FFA
Dean Brebst
Ramona Cramer
Coon Grain
Primersburg West Elementary
Dezevider Ney