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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

7

Graettinger Girl Weds Albert Lea Man In Danish Lutheran Rite

Miss Rebecca Christiansen of Albert Lea Minnesota and Mr Paul Basset of Albert Lea were married at the Danish Lutheran church in Albert Lea on Monday December 27. The couple plans a trip to Mankato and may settle in Albert Lea. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Christiansen, grew up in the area and was well liked. The groom is a newcomer to Graettinger and the Times offers heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for a long, happy marriage.

Paul Basset Rebecca Christiansen Albert Lea Minnesota Basset Mankato John Christianaen Fallow Times Grayttinger

Prosperous Wallingford Visitors Report Emmetsburg Meeting

Four Prosperous Gentlemen from Wallingford visited the Times offices after attending a district meeting in Emmetsburg. They described a lively gathering and urged optimism for constructive legislation, noting prosperity in Wallingford and detailing local business ties of Neldon Larsen Kasa and Peterson. They spoke of a potential 20 percent dividend at Farmers & Merchants State Bank, with 10 percent now possible, and mention a $5,000 offer for the bank building. They also attended the Kermare hotel opening in Emmetsburg, listing prominent attendees and praising the hotel as well furnished. The Stock Suit matter was settled out of court, drawing local interest.

Tuesaday J. A. Netgon Chris Larsen J. ©. Kasa Oscar Peterson Wallingford Times Emmetsburg Neldon Larsen Farmers & Merchants State Bank

First National Bank Shows Recovery In Timea Statement

The First National bank reports a post reorganization rise in accounts subject to back to 114000 by November 23, indicating money remains in the community and deposits defaultered recently. FF Co features Wiegmann selling McLaughtlin Kept Fresh coffee, highlighting a new coffee freshness method and a growing local business in this week’s Times.

First First National Bank Defaait Wiegmann McLaughtlin

New Bank Opens in Estherville At Noon Deposits Pass 20000

The Iowa Trust & Savings Bank opened in Estherville this morning and by midday had attracted over $20,000 in deposits. For two months the town had no bank, making this a notable turn in local finance. The bank is described as well financed and ably managed, expected to conduct substantial business.

Nichola Estherville

Reginald Denny Returns to Graettinger in Skinner's Dress Suit

Reginald Denny houses a Saturday night performance in Graettinger with Laura LaPlante in Skinner's Dress Suit. The show features Denny's characteristic laugh provoking acting and a Universal comedy. H M Anderson reported a well attended Tuesday sale with keen bidding and satisfactory prices before plans to move to Wilmay Minnesota.

Reginald Denny Graettinger Skinner Laura LaPlante Denny H. M. Anderson Gradiant

Interdenominational Sunday School Convention in Graettinger

Coming to Graettinger Sunday school convention beginning January 11 at 2 00 p m This convention is interdenominational with speakers from Tmrndaburg Ruthven and Graettinger One session only to be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Rev I De McNulty invites all to attend

Graettinger Tmrndaburg Ruthven Methodist Episcopal Church I. de McNulty Social Home Club A. J. Bonstead County Red Cross

Chevrolet Price Drop Hinted By Times

The Times notes auto prices are to fall with Chevrolet reducing prices by 60 dollars. General price cuts are anticipated across the industry this year. A big spring drop is expected from Henry’s big surprise as early as this spring. Weather outlook shows a mild week with early March warmth amid lingering snow in cornfields.

Chevrolet Times Chevrollet Henry Rand

Funeral Of Phil O'Connor Held At Elko

Funeral services were held in Elko Nevada for Phil O'Connor who died in Kingman Arizona on December 21 and was buried in Elko Catholic cemetery. Born September 19 1870 in Morris Illinois he worked in mining across western states and married Mary Ann Callahan in 1909. He is survived by his wife two brothers and five sisters with many local friends aging in Graettinger and nearby communities.

Phil O'Connor Kingman Arizona Elio Nevada Mr. O'Connor O'Connor Elko W. L. O'Connor Raok Elke Knights For Columbus Philip H. O’connor Morris Ilinois James O'Connor Palo Alto County Graettinger George Truesdell Wallingford G. Cook Grand Island Nebraska Mary Paulett Green Bay Wisconsin Mary Rosalie Milwaukee Ellen Colfax Iowa M. R. O'Connor Westwood California O’connor Yiciity

Norris Couple Observe Silver Wedding Anniversary

A large number of friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs C J Norris home on Sunday to celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests came prepared for a festive time and the event was remembered with sincere pleasure. The Time extends hearty congratulations and wishes them many more years together.

C. J. Norris

Wallingford Woman Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. C. O. Refsell of Wallingford died at home December 27 after gall stones caused illness lasting over a year. Funeral services were at home and at Lutheran church with Rev. Hansen officiating. interment in Wallingford cemetery. She leaves her husband and five children, with three sons surviving. The community mourns a devoted wife and mother.

C. O. Refneil Wallingford Hansen Betsy Olson Norway O. O. Refsch Conrad 0 Lloyd G Minneapolis Martin Olga Beatrice Morris S. Refsell Myr Refsell Sistherville Farmers Savings Bank Ressell Edwin Osher C. Rustad Anna Johnson Inwood Ole Olson K. Hougen Terris Carrie Hansen Graettinger

Sad death at Wallingford of Mrs Chester Anderson

A sad death occurred in Wallingford last Tuesday when Mrs Chester S Anderson 4 bride of seven weeks died after a second pleurisy attack. Funeral services were at the Lutheran church in Wallingford conducted by Rev J Hansen with interment in Wallingford cemetery. Pall bearers were J A Nelson S T Dybdahl Ta Torreson J G Gunderson Curtis Larson and Otis Jorstad. Survived by husband Chester, her parents Mr and Mrs K K Sloatte, one sister Mrs Charlotte Graft of Estherville and four brothers Clarence Lloyd Arthur and Francis Skattebo. Mrs Anderson was active in religious social and community affairs and will be greatly missed.

Wallingford Chester S. Anderson Dartheran J. Hansen J. A. Nelson S. T. Dybdahl Ta Torreson J. G. Gunderson Curtis] Larson Otis Jorstad Chester Anderson K. K. Sleattche Charlotte Graft Estherville Clarence Lloyd Arthur Francis Skattebo Parconta Alster

John Aanonson Died Suddenly in Batherville Home

John Aanonson, longtime High Lake township resident, died suddenly at his Batherville home Thursday morning after years of ill health following a prior influenza attack. Funeral held Monday in Ostherville with interment at Walling.

John Aanonson John A. Aanonson High Lake Township Batherville Ostherville Walling

District Meeting Tuesday Draws Six Hundred Regionwide

Nearly six hundred people from twenty six counties gathered in Emmetsburg on Tuesday for a district meeting. Attendees supported a pink guaranty law and opposed paved roads. On deposit guarantees the consensus favored not needing protection now, though a guarantee could restore banking confidence, with speakers from multiple counties addressing the crowd.

Emmetsburg Iowa

Nelson Still Has His Barrel Of Money

The Farmers Savings Bank of Wallingford reports cash on hand of 84007.02 and capital, surplus and undivided profits of 62019.98. The statement, published in the Times and Gracttinger Times along with Es t herville papers, will spread nationwide, reflecting well on Wallingford residents and their community bank.

Nelson Iowa Minnesota Farmers Savings Bank of Wallingford Gracttinger Times Estherville United States

New Hotel Held Formal Opening at Emmetsburg

The Kermore hotel was formally opened at Emmetsburg on New Year’s night with dinner at 7 16 and dancing at 9. People from many nearby towns attended. A splendid menu and an excellent program followed. Music was by the Falais Royale orchestra. Graettinger residents praised the hotel as one of the finest in northwest Iowa.

Kermore Emmetsburg Falais Royale Orchestra Graettinger Iowa

James Heenan Loses Sight in One Eye at Red Oak Ill

A letter from Mrs. James Heenan of Red Oak Illinois reports that Mr Heenan recently became blind in one eye. Her letter states his condition has been serious for the past several years and notes he is suffering from cancer.

James Heenan Red Oak Illinois the Times Heenan

The New Siren Is Here for Graattinger

The new Federal siren arrives and will be installed soon after factory experts arrive. The modern fire alarm is expected to be welcomed by residents of Graattinger.

Graattinger

A Side Dance Friday Evening A at Woodman Hall

A 60 cent dance will be held at Woodman hall Friday evening this week. Music will be provided by the Lowa Trio orchestra. An invitation is extended to attend and enjoy the cordial gathering.

Woodman Hall Lowa

Arm strong Man Loses Cash in Gasoline Fire

Armstrong resident VanWeston, living in a mobile home, lost 600 dollars hidden in his cap when a gasoline stove exploded on Christmas morning, setting the bunk house on fire. He escaped with his family, later retrieving cash but a second blast knocked him down and the money rolled away. Estimated loss 1600 dollars, no insurance. A purse of 80 dollars was later collected for the family.

VanWeston Armstrong van Weston

Estherville Bank Fight Continues After Arrest

A Tuesday Register dispatch notes Mack Groves Fred Parsons Lloyd Stockdale and James Goshlin were arrested on a technical charge tied to a deposit on November 23. Iowa Savings Bank at Estherville closed November 24 1925 and Groves Parsons with others plan to open a new bank today. Outside observers see a factional clash with the charge used to hinder the men.

Estherville Mack Groves Fred Parsons Llloyd Stockdale James Goshlin Iowa Savings Bank

Planned Splendid Trip By Elizabeth Spies and Adolph

Miss Elizabeth Spies will leave January 15 for Germany to visit relatives and study music for several months. Her brother Adolph plans to join if his passport is visaed. They intend to visit Rome Italy and other places in Italy and travel to Egypt and the Holy Land. They will return via Germany and spend some time there.

Times Elizabeth Spies Germany Adolph Rome Italy Egypt Holy Land

Red Cross Membership Roll in Palo Alto County

A total of 694 Red Cross memberships were secured in Palo Alto county during the recent drive. Emmetsburg led with 271 members, followed by Ruthven with 70 and West Bend with 48. Other communities reported Mallard 87 Ayrshire 4 Graettinger and Vernon 88 Fairfield 30 Independence 27 Booth 22 Ellington 22 Curlew 20 Freedom 10 Emmetsburg township 9 Berm Valley 1. No soliciting occurred in Great Oak Nevada and Lost Island.

Red Cross Palo Alto Emmetsburg Ruthven West Bend Mallard Ayrshire Graettinger Vernon Fairfield Independence Booth Ellington Curlew Freedom Emmetsburg Township Berm Valley Great Oak Nevada Lost Island

Spartacus at Hawkeye Theatre by Graettinger High

The Latin club of Graettinger High School presents the motion picture Spartacus at the Hawkeye theatre next Wednesday evening. The modern version of the ancient tale features strong reels and social appeal. Admission is free for 50 cents. Public invitation extended to all.

Hawkeye Hawkeye Theatre Graettinger High School

Held Annual Meeting of Graettinger Creamery Company

The Tarmers Creamery Company of Graettinger held its annual meeting on Wednesday with a large turnout and a splendid noon lunch. Directors elected were F. L. Lambe Elmer Olaon Oscar Craven John Graettinger and A V Bormann. The annual report was read but publication was not possible this week.

Tarmers Creamery Company of Graettinger F. L. Lambe Elmer Olaon Oscar Craven John Graettinger A. V. Bormann

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