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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
3
The note lists event times for church services and meetings. Ray Axel, pastor, is noted with times 9:45 and 8 p.m. for various services. Fremont is mentioned as a location, with topics including parish gatherings and Sunday reminders.
The church announces its yearly congregation meeting for Sunday at 10 a.m. and a communion service at 10:30. Members are urged to attend, give thanks for God’s kindness, and pray for growth in the Holy Word. The pastor and family extend Happy New Year wishes.
A melodramatic tale centers on Nancy and Robert at a wax museum and chateau. Nancy defies engagement norms, schemes to keep Robert by faking distress, and manipulates Simone and the Marquis. In a final twist, Robert agrees to marry Nancy to protect the family name, and the pair’s fate ends happily.
The Times reports multiple Graettinger area weddings with profiles of brides and grooms. L. Thison of Lost Island wed a Graettinger graduate in a ceremony the year end, while Irvin Miller and Doriz Brown married at Ruthven with a reception for relatives. Otto Peton and Anna Kelting tied the knot near Graettinger, and Anthony Gilman of Emmetsburg wed Mina Frey of Graettinger in a notable ceremony with community congratulations.
Peter Jensen funeral notes list seven children including Linda Walter Erma and Willard. Survived by wife two sisters and three brothers. Jensen ran Graettinger auto livery and farming, respected as a hardworking, caring husband father and neighbor. Local tributes and thanks from Mrs Jensen and family. Also mentions a bank robbery in Jackson and Fenton arrests.
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