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Classified brief notes list local wants and offers with partial names and items. No clear dates or full contact details. Readers are advised to verify listings in full at the paper office.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
2
Classified brief notes list local wants and offers with partial names and items. No clear dates or full contact details. Readers are advised to verify listings in full at the paper office.
A garbled hospital update references Holy Family Hospital and names several individuals, but key details about admissions or dismissals are unclear. The fragment mentions Stewart, Te Be Mon, Talwar, Milson, Gracin, suggesting a personnel or patient list without complete context.
A flood of mentions recounts visits and gatherings across Midwest towns. Charley West and Ed Westfall hosted guests while Hess spent holidays with Sioux City friends. Families from Melstone to Des Moines, Waukee, and Rock Rapids shared Christmas and New Year moments, attended obsequies, and traveled to Sioux Falls for celebrations.
Mrs. Louisa Oddson thanks relatives and friends for cards visits and gifts during her hospital stay and after returning home. She extends gratitude to Dr. Dawson the Sisters and Nurses and to the High Lake Get-To-Gethers and Riverside clubs for their kindness and support.
Thanks go to Gractlinger businessmen and others for gifts, cards, and support received during illness and hospitalization. Special thanks to Pastor Glaser, Dr Dowson, the Sisters and Nurses, and to family and friends for calls, visits, and kindnesses.
Jean Elsenty expresses gratitude to Grachtinger businessmen for the band won at the pre-Christmas event.
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