Graettinger Takes Narrow Win Over Mallard in Classic
Graettinger high school edged Mallard 31 to 25 on Mallard’s floor in a see-saw battle. Graettinger led 6-6 after the first period, trailed 18-14 at halftime, and 28-24 after three quarters before a strong fourth quarter rally sealed the win. Mallard fought hard with multiple leads and tied scores, while Graettinger’s defense and team play, highlighted by Lawrence Jensen, Joe Grady, Arles Thoreson, Leon MacLaine, and Edward Sullivan, earned the victory without fouls or incidents.
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Gracttinger
Mallard
Graettinger
TY An
Atney
Sullivan
Lawrence Jensen
Joe Grady
Arles ‘Thoreson
Leon MacLaine
Edward ‘Sullivan
Foraward
Shimip
Thoreson Descr
Ghany
Jensen
Gofield
Goren
Grady
Gradstinger
Arney
Hall
Mal
iDttinger
Ithe » Miller
West. Bend
Grae
Graettinger Market Report January 25 1934
Market notes from Graettinger dated January 25 1934 list prices for oats beeves and hogs and poultry categories with itemized figures. The report shows values for heavy hens leghorn hens and old roosters along with butter prices and miscellaneous trade terms.
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Graettinger Market
Vescnesedancescreenceuues
Dee Pasiene
Seces
Coach Kelly and Girls Attend County Sportival at Emmetsburg
Vivian Kelly and Emmetsburg High School hosted a county girls basketball gathering Saturday. All county basketball girls were invited for a short practice on Emmetsburg’s floor ahead of next week’s county tournament, and participants praised the hospitality of Emmetsburg and its school management.
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Kelly
Cough Vivian Kelly
Emmetsburg
Curlew Teams Visit Graettinger In Friday Doubleheader
Curlew boys and girls travel to Graettinger Friday for a league doubleheader. The Graettinger boys, older and more experienced, are favored to win the boys matchup, while Graettinger’s girls face a fast Curlew squad in what’s expected to be a close, exciting game. The night also serves as the boys last home game before a Tuesday road trip to Arnolds Park, with county tournaments looming February 8 to 10 for the boys and February 2 to 3 for the Curlew girls.
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Graettinger
Curlew
Gredland
Arnolds Park
Curlew High School Edges Ayrshire In Thriller
Curlew high school boys beat Ayrshire 28 to 26 after trailing late. James Leary left with a sprained ankle as Curlew erased an eight point deficit and claimed the win. Curlew girls fell to Ayrshire 28 to 17. A piano recital by Harry Keller students is set for Sunday night at the Methodist Church.
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Curlew Boys
Ayrshire
Curlew High
Curlew
Grodland
James Leary
Tor
Harry Keller
Methodist Church
Cee Ge Doris Henningsen
Dorothy
Will Helen Barber
Jone
Barber
Pitk
Bobby
Jensen
Maris
Andapaon
Clelo ‘Jengen
Dorothy Bartleman
Marcone Jenkins
Jean:Shaven
Helen Shaver
Mary ‘Ellen Bottom
Sehary
Emmetsburg Hosts Girls and Boys Basketball Tournaments
The Emmetsburg arena hosts the county girls tournament Friday and Saturday February 2 and 3 with matchups Cylinder versus Curlew Ayrshire versus Graettinger Mallard versus Rodman West Bend versus Ruthven and a Graettinger Ayrshire Friday night rematch. The boys tournament follows February 8 to 10 with Rodman versus Graettinger Ruthven versus Emmetsburg West Bend versus Ayrshire Mallard versus Curlew and a Rodman winner versus Graettinger winner closer to a championship night setup. Graettinger faces a tough girls schedule and the boys enter a demanding path beginning with Rodman on Thursday night.
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Emmetsburg
Cylinder
Curlew
Ayrshire
Graettinger
Mallard
Rodman
West Bend
Ruthven
Grauettinger
Mrs Henry Zitterick Dies at Terril Heart Attack Claim
Mrs. Henry Zitterick aged 42 died at her Terril area home last Sunday from a heart attack. A Caesarian operation occurred after her death and twin girls were buried with her. Born Emile Nachtiajl in Lloyd township on August 10, 1891, she married John Henry Zitterick in September 1915. Nine children were born, eight living. She was highly regarded in the community and mourned by many relatives.
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Henry Zitterick
Terril
Zitterick
Lloyd’ Township
Emile Nachtiajl
John Henry Zitterick
Hospital News Quiet recovery updates in local column
Mrs George Truesdell recovers from ailment and gains strength. J Wy Koutasa of Fallow recovers from pneumonia, with friends pleased by early recovery. Mavis Knutsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Knutsen returns home from hospital after brief illness. Misses Helen and Jean Shaver ill with the flu amid mild winter weather.
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Fallow
Mavis
J. ‘We Knutsen
Death of Alma man in Wisconsin jump
Frank Salisbury of Alma Wisconsin died after a fall from a railing to a cement sidewalk twenty feet below. He died Tuesday after being taken to St Elizabeths hospital Wabasha. He was 34, born October 2 1899 at West Bend town. Survived by parents and many siblings. Funeral held Friday at Rodman Presbyterian Church with Rev Conde officiating. Interment at Rodman Cemetery. Bound by Rock Island service and dairy work in Alma prior to death.
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Emmetaburg Democrat
Frank Salisbury
Alma
Wisconsin
J.C. Salisbury
Graettinger
Salisbury
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Wabasha
Piether Hugh
Minneapolis
Rodman
Presbyterian Church
Conde
oMeidting
Elmer Erickson
George Erickson
George Shriner
Everitt Leonard
Theodore Hartman
Leo Knoer
Jake Hartman
West Bendy Jown
Rock Island Railroad
Alvin Hock
Paul BE
Kelly
Iowa
Hobart L
Wilder
Minnesota
Orville J
Hugh B
Peter C
Emmetsburg
Nellie Miller
Estherville
Mya
Grace M. Anderson
Terril
Bessie Wood
Des Moines
Edith H. Mathews
Rochester
Ill- Bolas
Velma J. Hertz
Goldie
Mable
Gladys
Jacob Jonassen Passed Away At Estherville
Jacob Jonassen aged 66 died in Estherville after an illness that began in April. L. T. Lewiston handled the remains and they were taken to Henderson Funeral Parlor in Graettinger. The body was later moved to Des Moines for the funeral. Jonassen was a piano tuner and rebuilder who worked in Des Moines Story City and Estherville and did tuning in Graettinger. His wife died two years earlier. they had no children.
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Jacob Jonassen
Batherville
L. T. Lewiston
Henderson
Grachtinger
Lewison
Des Moines
Jonassen
Story City
Estherville
Plano
Graettinger
Graettinger Sees Stock Sells Toward 125 Share Goal
The Graettinger proposed new state bank stock sale progresses daily with 100 shares sold so far and 125 required. Despite a tough market, confidence remains that the bank will be fully subscribed soon and a new state bank will come to Graettinger in the near future.
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Graettinger
Colder Weather Shocks California Residents
Fragments describe a sudden temperature drop and freezing point, with sun expected to shine today. Mention of Adolph Spies visiting St Louis for medical consultation and a Metropolis area social night planning with friends appears in the scrambled text.
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California
Adolph Spies
St. ‘Louis
Hig
Ayer
White
Metropolia
P. T. A. Program At High School Monday Night
P T A showcase at the high school features Flittermouse a Var ee in One Act by Mary Katharine Reely directed by Miss Schroeder Scene set in a summer cottage English costume song Noa John No Boys Quartette and readings including Mr Nelson Frances Aylward and Jule Duffy The program benefits the P T A Library Admission 10 cents Also notes the loss of a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Thompson with sympathy from friends
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Mary Katharine Reely
Ellis
Hileen Sullivan Maude
Erlene Sandvig Prissie
Jule Duffy Gerald
Carl Peterson
Miss Schroeder
John
Richard Spies
Doris Henningsen
Miss Sands
Nelson
Frances Aylward
P.-T. A. Library
Clifford Thompson
Henderson Furniture Stock to Go at Public Auction
The Henderson Furniture Co of Graettinger begins a closing out sale starting Tuesday January 30 with two daily auctions at 2:00 and 7:30. Private sales are allowed during non-auction hours. The stock has been turned over to R K Knowles Auction Co with orders to sell quickly in what is billed as a great opportunity to buy fine home furniture at personal prices.
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Henderson Furniture Co
Graettinger
Times
R. K. Knowles Auction ‘Co
Corn Hog Meeting Held At Hawkeye Theatre
A corn hog meeting was held Monday at the Hawkeye Theatre to discuss contracts and help farmers prepare worksheets. The county notes progress, noting the time required. An office will operate in Frick Drug Store on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons to assist with paperwork. John Helvig resumes activity after a two week illness.
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Hawkeye Theatre
Frick Drug Store
Lon Nefstead Dies at Newton Iowa
Newton Iowa resident Lon Nefstead died in Newton hospital after a brief illness. He was about 85, survived by his wife two children his mother Mrs Margaret Nefstead and several brothers. Funeral services were held in Newton with family and friends expressing sympathy to the bereaved.
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Graettinger
Lon Nefstead
Newton
Iowa
Nef
Mrae Margaret
Nefstead
Two Trucks Wedge Under Iron Bridge Crash
Des Moines to Belmond on Monday saw two trucks crash on a narrow steel bridge. A Ford coal truck and a large trailer truck collided and wedged the Ford under the iron work. The Ford driver was trapped but alive as workers rushed to free him.
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Des Moines
L. T. Lewison
Graettinger
Belmond
Ford
Lewison
Ball Music For Presidents Day Dances At Estherville Emmetsburg
The George Bartlett orchestra will provide music for the President's Ball at Estherville on Tuesday January 30 and for the Emmetsburg event at St Marys gym. Proceeds aid the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia, where President Roosevelt recovered from paralysis.
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Bartleman
Esthervillev
City Hall
Emmetsburg
St. Mary's Gym
George Bartlett
United States
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Warm Springs
Corn Hog Office Planned at Frick Drug Store Next Week
Alfred McCombs asks the Times to note an office for the ar gument of corn hog contracts will be kept at Frick Drug Store on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. The committee urges all farmers to complete their worksheets at home before bringing them to the drug store. Time is limited for the work and prompt attention is requested.
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Alfred McCombs
Times
Argu
Frick
Atore
Ajl
Light Rain Follows Balmy April Spell
A weather note describes light rain Sunday night after several warm days. Monday dawned typical for April with a moisture laden breeze cooling in the afternoon. Ice was melting Monday night and there was a fraction of snow this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin have moved into the Conway house recently vacated by others.
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Robert Martin
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