22 Jan 1959
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
1
The Graettinger Pirettes won the Palo Alto county girls basketball tournament last week, then extended their win streak to fifteen straight with an 85 point victory over Agrypire. The team celebrated at the DX cafe with hamburgers and malts after their title clincher.
Notice is given that the undersigned nee Deen appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of ALC Jacouger, deceased, Palo Alto County. All persons indebted to said estate to make payment. those with claims to file with the Clerk of the District Court duly authenticated for allowance. Dated December 26, 1258. M. N. Jacobson, Executor. Rosendahl & Forsyth, Attorney for Estate.
A church bulletin notes a reading from Colossians chapter 1 verses 15 through 23 led by Rie Spears. The text emphasizes Christ as the image of the invisible God and head of the church, inviting believers to remain rooted and reconciled through faith.
The piece discusses Jesus challenging Jewish authorities in Jerusalem, contrasting human authority from the people with divine authority. It notes Jesus taught with a unique inner authority, as opposed to scribal license, and cites John 1:16 to support Christ's divine commission. It ends by urging believers to truly accept Jesus' authority rather than merely admire it.
Taettinger town pride rises as Coach Vivian Kellys girls beat Ruthven and Whittemore. Arneys boys topple Fuauhven and Whittemore Academy in hard fought games. Gala corn hog meeting set in Hawkeye Theatre basement in Graettinger Jan 22 at 9:30 AM.
A factual Robinson Crusoe tale of Thomas Bell family life on Sunday Island. Tom Bell and his wife and ten children endured isolation after a failed supply voyage in 1878, surviving years of hunger storms and robbery to shape a barren island home.
Schedules show exams every Monday in Estherville and Orange City, Tuesday in Emmetsburg, Wednesday in Spencer, Thursday in Rock Rapids, Friday in Spirit Lake, and Saturday mornings in Sibley.
Brattleboro Vermont. Holstein Friesian Association announces outstanding official production record for Spies Carnation Lady Vivian owned by Fred Spies and Paul Frick Graettinger. Milked twice daily for 328 days, the cow yielded 14,661 pounds of milk and 554 pounds of butterfat as a five year old.
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