Pirates Rally To Defeat Everly 44-40 In Close Contest
The Pirates earned their ninth straight win and moved to 1st in the conference with a tense 44-40 victory over Everly. Jeanette Olson led Pirettes scoring despite a 70 point effort by Olson for Everly. Rose, Clipperton and Nicol provided key baskets in the final minutes as Pirates defense sealed the win. Everly struggled with 26 percent shooting while Graettinger led Pirates at the line with four made free throws. The game featured 12 Pirate turnovers and 16 Everly turnovers, with Pirates grabbing 35 rebounds to Everly’s 21.
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Everly
Olson
Pirettes
Sue Studer
Pirette
Lila Fetteey
Prudy Tulinga
Marcia Rose
Mary Kollasch
Jolene Brown
Vicki Mammen
Vicki Stueve
Linda Clipperton
Pirate Cage
Pirates
Uhe Pirates
Ninta
Stata
Ient
Moran
Raad
Pirate
Rose
Newhouse
Woll-W
Ine Resto
Ted
Len Nicol
Rich Rose
Ono
Nicol
Swisher
Clipperton
Bartel Boys
Graettinger
Ron Moran
Mayo Newhouse
Dick Clipperton - von Bas Leonard
Nical 'Er
Im ‘ Lynn Tladall
Fishing Contest At Ingham Lake Next Sunday
The Wallingford American Legion will hold its second annual ice fishing contest at Ingham Lake on Sunday January 21 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m. Prizes awarded for the top three fish and largest fish plus a big door prize. Ice skating contests for all ages also signup with fishing admission. If weather cancels on Jan 21 the event shifts to the following Sunday.
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Wallingford American Legion
Ingham Lake
$25 Buck Prize Draw At Graettinger Stores
Next Saturday afternoon a $25 Buck prize will be awarded in the 3 o clock drawing at participating Graettinger stores. Norman Nissen claimed last week’s $50 Buck prize.
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Graettinger
Norman Nissen
Auction of County Farm Net $60,000 at Public Sale
Palo Alto County Supervisors sold east 120 acres of the southwest quarter of the county farm for 500 dollars per acre to George and Ayatah Mahaney. Total price 60 000 dollars. The county retains a 35 acre building site along Highway 17. In morning session approvals were given for fourth quarter budget appropriations and reports from Justice of the Peace R. M. Hand West Bend Mayor George Blake and Graettinger Mayor Wayne Potter were approved.
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Palo Alto
Supervieore
Justice of the Peace
R. M. Hand
West Bend
George Blake
Graettinger
Wayne Potter
Funeral services for Merle Grodland held in Edina
Merle Grodland 36 of Minnetonka Minn died in a Louisiana auto crash. Funeral Friday January 5 at Wetanda Quist mortuary Edina and at Wayzata Community Church Dor Harold King officiated. Burial Lakewood Cemetery. Survived by wife Emily two daughters Sue and Edith married Kathy student at University of Wyoming two sisters Verna Wilson Tempe AZ and Arlene Hamilton Phoenix AZ details note Grodland parents Mr. and Mrs M O Grodland longtime Graettinger and Ingham Lake residents.
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Merle Grodland
Minnetonka
Mican
Wetanda-Quist
Edna
Minn
Die Wayrata Community Church
Dor
Harold
King
Wees
Lakewood
Grotland
Louisiana
Emily
Kathy
Tiee
Sue
Edith
U. of Wyoming
Woodrow
Verna) Wison
Tempe
Arizona
Wayne T Arlene' Hamilton
Phoenix
M. O. Grodland
Emmetsburg Farmer Gene Ford Named to State Tax Board
Gov Harold Hughes appoints Gene M Ford 55 Emmetsburg farmer and farm leader to the new State Board of Tax Review for a term to June 30 1973 Also named are A H Winkle 59 Cedar Rapids accountant term to June 30 1971 and George D Weiny 61 Keokuk Grain Millers Intl VP term to June 30 1969 All three must be confirmed by two thirds of the Senate The board absorbs appeal and review duties from the abolished State Tax Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene M. Ford
Emmetsburg
New State Board of Tax Review
Harold Hughes
A. H. Winkle
Cedar Rapids
George D. Weiny
Keokuk
Grain Millers International
A. Fl.lo
Ford
Weiny
Demsersis
Hinkle
Senate
State Tax Commission
Department of Revenue
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Named at Graettinger School
Wynette Graettinger finished first in a written knowledge and attitude exam for senior girls on December 5 and was named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Graettinger Community School. She becomes eligible for state and national scholarships and receives a silver charm from sponsor General Mills. The state winner earns a $1,500 college scholarship for the winner and a Britannica set for her school. runner up gets a $500 grant.
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Wynette Graettinger
Betty Crocker
Graettinger Community School
Wynette
General Mulls
Cie
Edwin Graettinger
Encyclopedia Britannica
Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc
District of Columbia
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington,dg
Death of Vera Anderson at 56 in Wallingford
Vera Anderson of Wallingford died Tuesday night from a heart condition. She had been ill for about a month and died at 10 05 PM at Holy Parks Hospital. Funeral plans are at Buhrman Funeral Home in Graettinger with a date pending Maurice Anderson from Vietnam expected to arrive before the service. The service will be at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Rev Robert E Glaser. burial at High Lake Cemetery. Born June 12 1911 in Ayrshire she was the daughter of Aiden and Ellen Lundgren. She married Jesse Anderson on January 2 1931 and lived in Graettinger and Wallingford. Survived by husband five sons Duane Bruce Kim Kermit Maurice four daughters Donna Wilhelms Marie Keough Linda Judy eight grandchildren her mother four brothers and three sisters. Preceded by her father three brothers and one sister.
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Sips Ese
Vera Anderson
Walhapford
Holy Parks Thespital
Buhrman
Graettinger
Maurice
Vietnam
Wallingford Lutheran Church
Robert E. Glaser
High Lake
Ayrshirms
Aiden Lungren
Alpert Lundgren
Ayrshire
Jesse Anderson
Wallingford
WLCW
Martha Circle
Ingham Labe Lutheran Bible Camp
Duane
Bruce
Kim
Kermit
Vallejo
Calif
Ralph
Donna Wilhelms
Greeley
Colo
Donald Marie
Keough
Desa Moines
Linda
Des Moines
Dom Vaca
Judy
Sacramento
Ellen Lundgren
Rolfe
Bob
Glenn
Ringsted
Ellis
Wesley
Irene Anderson
Kenneth
Marie) Sampson
Lyal Vivian
Bonstead
Spirit Lake
Winners of REC Essay Contest Get All-Expense Trip
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative to sponsor seven day tour to Washington D C for the 11th annual Iowa Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. High school juniors submit 500 word essays by March 15 on Rural Electric Cooperatives Pacemakers of Progress.
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Géorge MM. Stockdale
Pocshontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Towa
Towa Electric Cooperative
Washington
D. C
Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Stockdale
Graettinger Assessor Opens Office in Bank Building Today
Graettinger city assessor Ted Gilbaugh announces a new office location in the Graettinger State Bank building starting today. Hours are 4 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m. on weekdays except Thursdays, with residents urged to call early for home assessments.
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Bank
Graettinger City
Ted Gilbaugh
Graettinger State Bank
Gilbough
Palo Alto Inaplement Machinery Auction Friday
Pato Atte County Impie ment Co of Emmetsburg will hold a large machinery auction east of Emmetsburg on Pishwan TS. Sale time is 9 a.m. sharp Friday Jan. 19 at the premises. See ad in this issue.
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Palo Alto
Pato Atte County Impiement Co
Emmetsburg
Dargveomachinery Aoccus
Pishwan TS
Don
Palo Alto County Supervisors Elect Chairman and Set 1968 Rates
Palo Alto County Supervisors at their January 2 organization meeting chose Walter High of Emmetsburg as chairman for 1968, reappointed County Engineer William Ellingrod with a raise to 13 000, and named finance and poor committees. Depositories remained with 1967 banks, salaries across offices were adjusted, and the board set road and fence prices along with approving the Engineer’s bond and regional newspaper designations.
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Palo Alto County
Walter High
Emmetsburg
Albert Runneberg
Mallard
William Ellingrod
Runneberg
Lester Johnson
Russell Peterson
High
Bernette McCain
Jorgen Larson
Board of Social Welfare
Thompson
Northwest Iowa Mental Health Board
Francis Hughes
Schedule Change for Sioux Rapids Basketball Date
Sport fans are reminded of a schedule change for the final conference twin bill at Sioux Rapids now set for Friday night January 26 at Sioux Rapids instead of the published date. Officials also confirmed the January 27 date for the Ruthville doubleheader.
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Sioux Rapids
Sotvoo
Ruthvou
Terris Cagers Set Friday Night Showdown on Local Court
Terris basketball team heads for a key conference game against Terril Friday night on their home court. Graettinger pirates seek to maintain undefeated record and claim sole Cornbelt lead with remaining games against Terril and Sioux Rapids. The twin bill opener features Terril, which recently beat ranked Hartley and helped share conference title aims.
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Terris Cagers
Graettinger
Tse
Pirates
Cornbelt
Ute
Terril
Sioux Rapids
Graechlinger
Hartley
Farm Class Tour Next Tuesday
A tour for all interested farmers wives and others will be conducted on Tuesday January 23 at Pamiline at Emmetsburg. The group should meet at the school by 9 45 a m to depart by bus for Emmetsburg. The tour is expected to last about one hour. For more information contact Andy Groos loyal Voc al instructor.
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Pamiline
Emmetsburg
Andy Groos
Voc.al
Graettinger Community School Lunch Totals for 1966 67
The six Palo Alto county schools served 464 518 meals in 1966 67 with total income 156 687 98 and expenses 160 687 98. Government commodities valued at 31 698 70 aided purchases. other foods cost 103 253 61. Handling and delivery costs totaled 1 362 00. Federal milk and lunch reimbursements reached 28 780 06 including 10 262 78 for mid. Graettinger served 79 03 lunches to children and 4 002 to adults, with income 27 331 55 and expenditures 29 560 00. government commodities were 5 5146.
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Palo Alto
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Graettinger
Graettinger Market Prices Report January 17
Graettinger market notes list corn at 1.0 dollars per unit and oats and beans priced with a 253 count. Sparse OCR reads show commodity figures for Wednesday January 17 with little additional context.
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Graettinger
Resigns pastor of Wallingford Lutheran Church
The Rev. Robert E. Glaser resigns after six years as pastor of Wallingford Lutheran Church and accepts a call to Immanuel Lutheran Church in Marseilles Illinois. The move ends his tenure at the Wallingford congregation and begins a new assignment in Illinois.
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Robert E. Glaser
Wallingford
Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Marseilles
Ilinois
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