This Atomic World Coming to GHS in Graettinger IA
Oak Ridge Associated Universities presents This Atomic World at Graettinger Community Jr-Sr High School on March 6 1975 at 10 10 a.m. The 40 minute program, led by Charles Hill, explains atoms radiation fission and fusion and how nuclear energy powers cities and aids medicine and research.
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Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Graettinger Community
Jr-Sr
Graettinger
Charles Hill
Hill
Oak Ridge
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Assembly
ORAU
United States Atomic Energy Commission
OAAU
Southern Colleges and Universities
The
Commission
AEC
Carnival Planned At Graettinger School For March 1
A community carnival is set for March 1 from 7:00 to 10:30 at Graettinger School to raise funds for Swing Choir and Stage Band outfits. Numerous booths including pop bottle throw, dart throw, dunking booth, and cake walk will entertain all ages with food stalls offering hot dogs and popcorn. Notable organizers and volunteers include Shelly Cox, John Poland, Linda Anderson, Steve Dobbins, Beth McCombs, Greg Peton, Nancy Chrestiansen, Duane Dalen, Mary Westergard and many others.
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Graettinger
Shelly Cox
John Poland
Linda Anderson
Steve Dobbins
Beth McCombs
Greg Peton
Nancy Chrestiansen
Duane Dalen
Mary Westergard
Lowell Jacobsen
David Reitz
Becky Weber
Diana Weber
Tim Miller
LeAnn Carlin
Paul Osher
Danny Voigt
Sharon Rustad
Sharon Wikert
Vernon Reitz
Cub Scouts Visit the Times Office in Graettinger
Ten Wolves from Den 1 of Graettinger Cub Scouts toured Your Graettinger Times office on Tuesday afternoon to learn how the paper is produced. Front row: Kent DeBerg, Troy Tegels, Jonathon Petersen, David Rooney. Second row: Kevin Jensen, Jack Akridge, Tony Jensen, Matt Shryock. Third row: Quint Dyer, Danny Millen. Den Mothers are Sue Jensen and Diane Alesch.
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Den 1
Graettinger
Times Office
Kent DeBerg
Troy Tegels
Jonathon Petersen
David Rooney
Kevin Jensen
Jack Akridge
Tony Jensen
Matt Shryock
Quint Dyer
Danny Millen
Sue Jensen
Diane Alesch
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!