Graettinger Boys Placed Third In County Tourney
Graettinger High School took third in Palo Alto County Tournament after a closely fought 20 to 46 overtime win over West Bend Bulldogs. Earlier wins over Rodman Pirates and a loss to Mallard shaped a season ending in a strong county finish. Lillie Jacobsen earned All County honors for Graettinger girls. District wrestling meets are set for Cherokee with Sac City, Carroll, Cherokee, and Graettinger listed.
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Graettinger
Mimmersburg
Palo Alto
West Bend Bulldogs
Gracttinger
Riyals
Rodman
Pirates
Gradtiinger
Arney
Graduinzer Boys
Mallard
Cooch Arney
Cherokee
Sac City
Carroll
Graettingny
Ayrshire Notes Postpone Friday Basketball Games
iHigh School notes report postponements due to flu as Ayrshire games this Friday are delayed. Physics class under Mr Coder studies telegraphy. Burt High wrestling meet postponed due to Burt flu outbreak. Freshman English studies As You Like It. Home Economics girls hosted a joint party. Freshman delivered fruit to ill Dale Garber. Curlew School closed for flu. Declamatory winners travel to Terris state contest. Grade one posters Mother Goose. grade two Washington birthday project extends to February 22.
Graettinger Girls and Boys Basketball Schedule Notes 1931
Schedule details for the 1931-32 season list games for Graettinger and opponents. Reads like a local school sports round update with scores for Graettinger boys and girls teams, including matches against Ruthven Ayrshire Curlew Dolliver Terril West Bend St Mary’s Sac City Carroll and others, plus state tournaments for boys and girls.
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Boys Graettinger
Armstrong
Graettinger
Dolliver
Grasttinger
Mallard
Ruthven
Gractinger
Curlew
Ayrshire
West Bend
Gractlinger
Weat Bend
Redman
Graettinger Wrestlers Take Cheering Cherokee Meet
Graettinger placed in a Cherokee meet with 21 points tied for second behind first at 43. Kennett Reeves fought through cauliflower ear and neck pain to reach overtime, while Olson and Duffy from Graettinger earned decisions and several teammates advanced, with Doerning drawing a bye and Patterson and others scoring in tight bouts.
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Otopalik
B. J. Firkins
Town State
Graettinger
Cherokee Todl
Sae City
Carroll
Kennitt Reeves
Kennitt Reeves Star 125 Lb, Wrestler On the Graettinger
Olson
Sac City
Aso Reeves
Reeves Laws
Afterson
Cherokee
H—Kennedy
Hencock
McCarty
Doerning
Patterson
Swift
Duffy
Corvington
Nelson
Curran
Jones
Peek
Compliment For Graettinger Boys And Coach
A letter from FP Barnes of Lone Rock praises Graettinger Iowa athletes and coach V I Arnoy for sportsmanship. Reeves singled out for outstanding conduct. Barnes hopes the meet went well and notes Lone Rock shipped two cars of corn to South Dakota for relief during the drought.
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Cherokee
Towa
V. I. Arnoy
Graettinger
Reeves
Elas
High Selvel
Bellaya
Lone Rock
South, Dakota
E McClelland Dies After Five Day Illness at Osgood
Ernest William McClelland died at his home near Osgood at 8 p m Saturday after a five day pneumonia illness. He was born August 29 1887 in Smithfield Penn and moved to Vernon Township then Osgood area. He married Mabel Soper in 1914 and they lived on a farm near Osgood. Surviving are his wife six children Susie Anzeatt 12 Francis 8 Dorothy Joan 2 Lyman Lee and Ruby, two brothers Arthur of Osgood Horace of Clemments Kansas two sisters Susie Moore Hollandale Minn Ida Gillpatrick this city, his mother and stepfather. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery after services in the M E Church conducted by Rev. Jones and Rev. Milward Pruitt. He was a Christian and trusted family man.
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M. E
Jones of
Osgood
Milward Pruitt
Evergreen Cemetery
Ernest William McClelland
Smithfield
Penn
Vernon Township
Mabel Elizabeth Soper
Ada
Minnesotan
McClelland
Lyman Lee
Ruby
Susie Anzeatt
Francis
Dorothy Joan
Arthur
Osegood
Horace
Clemments
Kansas
Susie Moore
Hollandale
Minnesota
Ida Gillpatrick
Mr. McClelland
Taxt March
Oppood
Palo Alto
Acknowledgment of Corn Aid From Gractlinger Iowa to Herrick SD
A South Dakota relief letter dated February 28 1992 expresses thanks for donated corn car Nos 199553 and 182663 sent from Graettinger Iowa to Herrick and Gractlinger. The letters praise the Christian cooperation, note prompt distribution with no delay or expense, and extend blessings. Local officials Mr Fret Spies and Rev P J Kinney are named.
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Herrelk
South Dakota
Fret Spies
Gradtlinger
Iowa
Mr. Spies
Herrick
Fred Spices
Gracttinger
Spies
Graettinger
Sol. Slaughter
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