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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
3
Hubert Mumphrey and Fred Harris announce for the 1976 presidency. Gerald Ford urges domestic reform. Al Ullman voices tax concerns. Mike Mansfield and Morris Udall weigh in on military aid to South Vietnam. Udall criticizes tax cuts as insufficiently targeted while welcoming some relief.
Funeral services were held for Amos Sanford Egeland 66 at Wallingford Lutheran Church with Rev. Wesley Brodin officiating and burial in the church cemetery. He died January 15 at Holy Family Hospital. Born January 30, 1908 to Chris and Carrie Egeland on a farm west of Wallingford, he married Mae Jensen December 11, 1929. They farmed near Wallingford until 1965, then moved into town. He worked 18 years at the Wallingford elevator retiring in 1970 and was tied to Riverview Golf Course part time. Survivors include Mae, two sons Clifford of Graettinger and Marvin of Fairbanks, Alaska, six grandchildren, two sisters Inga Roesen of Vancouver and Myrtle DeWalle of Fenton. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister and a brother.
Mrs Beulah Carney, 65, longtime Emmetsburg resident, died Sunday at Palo Alto County Hospital. She survived by her husband Joseph, a daughter Ruth Anne Roberts of Mason City, six grandchildren and a brother Marvin Wright. Born March 31, 1909, she married Joseph Carney on November 24, 1930. Monsignor C E Farrelly officiated at St Thomas Catholic Church with burial in St John’s Cemetery. casket bearers were Larry Nauss, Dick Parks, Don Laubenthal, David Carpenter, Don Roberts and Robert Wright.
A collage of humorous quotes on accounting myths trade marks and perception. Notable lines discuss how bookkeepers shape numbers and the ethics of generosity luck and restraint, citing varied sources and locations in a droll miscellany.
A Philadelphia Beacon- story notes a humorous take on a "Poor Diet Man" who must eat words to survive, blending wit with regional press tone. The item highlights odd food-for-words motif and local literary quirk.
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