Local News Items Highlight Holiday Visits and Travels
Graettinger residents report New Year's visits with relatives and friends in Mallard Sheldon and Graettinger. Notable travelers include Maurice Jacobson to Los Angeles for bakery work and Mrs Hest and family driving to McAllen Texas for winter. Farmers Grain Co. shareholders meet January 7 1989 at 1 30 p m in Graettinger to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Bert Masters
Waterloo
M. S. Simmons
East of Graettinger
Simmons
Graettinger
Cylinger
Mia
Ted Olsen
Francis McCarty
Chicago Herald and Examiner
John Galleger
Emmpetsburg
John J. Sullivan
J. J. Sullivan
Vivian
J. P. Wagner
Mallard
Maurice Jacobson
Story City
Los Angeles
West
Anna Hest
Lorin Nelson
McAllen
Texas
Nelson
Clarence Clemmenson
Gracttinger
M. J. Heivig
R. W. Nanamaker
Elwans
Plover
Iowa
L.S. Berge
Sylvia
Wallingford
Ingolf Kronstad
Minneapolis
Th.t. Nane
J. M. Resh
Arnold Thompson
Tohn Helsing
Mrs. O. Te, Michaelson
Annual Meeting Notices and Local Notices in Graettinger
Notices announce Graettinger Telephone Co annual meeting at Hawkeye Theatre on January 9 1989 at 1 30 PM for officer elections and business. Lost Island Creamery Co meeting January 10 1939 at 1 00 PM. lunch to follow. Also barber shop ad and estate notice with executors Chas J Spies Elisabeth Spies Hossack and Adolph A Spies. card of thanks. Queen Victoria canteen and Hyacinth etymology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Grain Co
Graettinger
Iowa
Hawkeye Theatre
Jorgen. Anderson
Graettinger Telephone Co
Iowan
H. E. Fink
Lost Island Creamery Co
S. M. Andersen
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
Jacob A. Spies
Chas. J. Spies
Elisabeth Spies Hossack
Adolph A. Spies
Kelly & Kelly
Attormeya
Symbol of Immortality Amaranth Used by Greeks
Amaranth or love lies bleeding symbolized immortality in early Greek history and remains a decoration in churches on Ascension day.
Ancient footwear used 3500 years ago across regions
Ancient footwear dates back over 3500 years with soles made from animal pelts metals grass leaves bark and wood Heels were adopted in some areas to keep feet above hot desert sands illustrating early material variety and regional adaptation.
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World
Beton Concrete in Masonry in French Fashion
Beton is concrete made by mixing gravel or other material with cement and sand, used as a hydraulic cement in submarine works, and whole buildings have been constructed of it.
Bats Misunderstood and Night Flyers Explained
Bats, like owls, are night flyers often misunderstood by superstition. They do not fly blind and are better guided than many birds, according to the readable fragment.
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Health First
Chiropractic
R. D. Thompson
Estherville
E. S. George
First Lutheran Mission Society
Martin Myhre
St. Paul
Ruby Jackson
Co. P. Jackson
Bridge Club
A. H. Cameron
Two Table Bridge Club
Cameron Home
A. W. Ritzman
F. B. Whiteside
Rebekah Tldge
J. A. Fleming
Margaret Sanders
N. G
Charlotte Rubink
V. G
Frances Mills
Jennie Fleming
Vera Powers
Vernonna Nielsen
Melda Johnson
Hazel Mills
Della Holroyd
Ella Sigler
R. 8
Claude Sanders
Fred Rubink
RS. V.G
Ed Merk
L. 5
Florence Merk
Edith Gradlland
D. D
Otis Jorstad
Grachtinger
Thompsen’ Grocery
Father Lynch
Carroll, Iowa
Father Kelly
Oscar Hauge
Slayton
Minnesota
Oscar Mark
John Helvig
C. HE. Michaelson
Melvin Christensen
Terris
Joe Schwint
Fred Truog
Helen
Mary Margaret Sullivan
Grace McCarty
Sheldon
Sioux City
Briar Cliff College
CIFY
City Meat Market
Robt. Simonsen
Howard Horswell
Lars Petersen
A. H. Mills
Phone
Graettinger Dairy
J. M
Martin Norris
Durae
Jersey
Poland
Maas
Terri
Olaf Thoreson
Ed Herke
Osgoal
Brest
Bartleman
Phillips’ Hotel & Cafe
Bartleman Bros
A. H. Shaver
R. Shaver
G. Shaver
Lutheran Mission Society
Happy Day Club
Theigh School
Dan O'Neill
Queen's
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Hyacinthus
Apollo
Zephyrus
Roy
Cierlka
J Cat
Mabel Schats
Estherville City Hall
Jorstad Hardware and
Harker-Beauman. Co
McCormick-Deering
Mc Cormick
Deering
Th. T. Naae
B.S. M
Western Reserve
State Bank
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