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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1932
Page
3
A serialized critique cites the growing death toll from auto accidents, comparing 1931 losses to the World War and detailing 1931 death and injury figures. It urges urgent public action, noting speed, right-of-way violations, and pedestrian dangers as primary causes.
A Rock Island wrecking crew toiled Sunday and Monday to rerail seven derailed trains and dig others from heavy snowdrifts on east and west lines, following a night of deep snowfall. One freight and a passenger train bogged in a nine foot drift near Superior, with relief trains and volunteers assisting. No major damage reported as fliers, torpedoes, and a shovel crew freed the trains after almost seven hours, arriving Estherville behind schedule. Separately, Emmet County basketball saw Dolliver beat Armstrong 24 to 12 for the title, Estherville third, with Maple Hill and Ringsted also participating in the county tournament.
Sunday school at 10 16 and services at 11 80 at St Pauls Lutheran Church South Walnut. Gracttinger services at 9 45 and Sunday school at 11 06 oydel Danish service at 2 00 pm. Topic this Sunday A Miaunderstoort Mission. Miss Olsen spoke of India work and plans to return this fall to resume work among lepers and outcasts. An infant of Mr and Mrs John E Flatter was baptized last Sunday named John LeRoy.
Me and Mea James Sh4 ed their twenty fifth anniversary last Sunday surrounded by children and friends. They spent a happy day at home with well wishes from a local congregation and clergy. Mormon notes list Easter and church activities across several congregations with sermons and events.
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