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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
4
K. L. Burg of Ruthven was a Graettinger business caller last week. A bake sale and lunch are planned at the Baumgartner store Saturday afternoon, conducted by members of the First Lutheran Aad society.
Minneapolis expert H L Hoffmann will offer free demonstrations of Rupture Shields in Ustherville Iowa January 22 and Algona Iowa January 26 1945. He has operated since 1928 and cites thousands of cases across the United States. He urges caution about neglect and notes returns after prior surgeries or injections may seek his service.
Wisconsin Lumber Co advertises a ready stock of 12 14 16 foot steel gates. Numerous local notices report illness, hospital stays, visits from relatives, and travel between Estherville Graettinger and nearby towns. A daughter born January 14 to Mr and Mrs Emmett Murphy is noted with congratulations.
Monday visitors to Mrs Wagner include the Traog Reinders Kerbs families. A new son born to Mr and Mrs Gerhard Peterson at Holy Family Hospital Estherville. Mrs Violet Gilman and daughter Maria Lee visiting from Oblong Illinois. Annual Warmers Creamery meeting set for January 21 1945 at Graettinger Legion hall with lunch. A 2001b Holstein heifer calf born Christmas Day at Spring Hill farm died shortly after. Dance by Don Strickland orchestra at St Marys gym Farmersburg January 22. A joke about a bachelor with a wife and two children in the Bronx.
Ventura residents promote a lakeside project featuring a 90 foot toboggan slide with a long runway onto the water. Steps were added to climb the hill as a large skating rink was laid out and a Wilming house moved in. The project invited broad participation.
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