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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
4
A dense listing of weekly religious activities across multiple churches including Immaculate Conception and Grack Baptist, Lutheran, and Lutheran groups. It details mass times, confessions, prayer meetings, Sunday schools, youth groups, confirmation classes, choir practices, and special events with dates and instructors.
The obituary lists veterans and local leaders including the American Legion post, county officers, and several towns. Notable names include Margaret Guhl, Mow Vern Mlurtetys, and Mrs. Carl Mohantsan, with references to post wartime service and public roles.
Hartley used a height advantage and late burst to beat the Pirates by margin as Key Canter and teammates grappling for rebounds stalled Pirates attempts. Hartley led at multiple points with strong finishes, while Pirates seniors struggled to close the gap in the final minutes.
Earl F. Lehigh, mayor of Graettinger, proclaims February 20 to 27, 1960 as Future Farmers of America Week. He urges community support for vocational agriculture and its students, noting FFA trains leaders in farming, public speaking, and problem solving as a defense against hunger and global privation.
Moly Family Hospital admitted Henry Duus of Graettinger on Feb 17 and Feb 23, Henry Buus on Feb 18, Emmet Murphy and Marcus Gell of Graettinger on Feb 20. Emmetsburg Hospital dismissed Nathan Bartleman of Graettinger. Subscriber Ella Poebies of Carroll has read the Lake City Graphic for 74 years, nearly 94, praising the paper. Mrs J W Farms of Independence marks her 10th birthday in town after moving from Chicago in 1837.
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