03 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
1
A local newspaper forms a guard against government injustices and gathers support for communal welfare. It records birth, marriage, and family events, serving as a lasting medium read today or tomorrow. It chronicles news and tidings beyond commerce, marking a day in the life of the community.
Editor Duane E. Dewel reflects on a life captured in small mementos from childhood school days to graduations, weddings, and fatherhood. The piece honors how these clippings preserve family memory for children and future generations.
Orange City’s oldest citizen E Kuiper marked his 102nd birthday. Social Security schedules announced by Fort Dodge district office list contact stations at Emmetsburg Courthouse and Estherville City Hall with dates through March. Appointments available by writing to the Fort Dodge office.
Methodist Church Rev C F Curtis Grace Baptist Church Clarence Shipley Pastor Wallingford Lutheran R E Glaser Pastor listing pastors and church names in Wallingford area groups
A compact study discusses why different readers admire Jesus for different reasons, comparing Mark's focus on Jesus as the mighty doer with the need for personal readiness. It argues age or number of books alone does not prepare one for life or for God’s call, citing Jesus’ own example and a missionary’s search for those ready to go.
December thaw reduces snow and ice on Graettinger roads while a warm sun melts much of the covering. Pearl Jensen wed Dr Julius B Osher at St Pauls Church in Graettinger, and John W Anderson and Leona Swanson wed on Christmas Day in Graettinger. Nearly seven hundred youths attend a Santa Claus party at the Hawkeye theatre with free candy distribution.
Walter Holmes, long time cashier at the Co. B. and Q. railroad freight house in Chariton, retired after a 48 year career beginning in 1914. His colleagues praised his steady service and dedication.
America’s Race for the Moon explains how the United States plans to send astronauts to the moon this decade. Based on New York Times articles, it adds Dr. Harold C. Urey on moon origins, a space glossary, and moon facts. Illustrated with photos and diagrams.
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