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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1951
Page
2
The Graettinger Times announces subscription rates for Palo Alto Emmet territory including Fenton and Terri with one year price listed as two dollars. Outside territory mentions separate rate but details are cut in the OCR text.
Estherville area residents frequent friends and relatives across Emmetsburg Graettinger and Des Moines. Names include Jake Zitterich John Sullivan Mrs John Galleger Mrs Philip Johnson Kathryn Duhn Virginia Bisgard Earl Bisgard Clarence Clemmen Charles Lubman and Charles Taylor with visits, births, illnesses, and business moves noted. LocalFiles The Times records community ties and a bakery sale plans by Charles Taylor.
Teenager Sara Loraine Beck of Coker Alabama claims Hadacol restored her appetite and helped overcome vitamin deficiencies. She says before using Hadacol she weighed 90 pounds and could not eat or sleep well, but months of use left her weighing 123 pounds with a renewed appetite.
Mrs. John J. Sullivan spent Wednesday with her mother at Emmetsburg. A son, Lawrence Joseph, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gleason of Charles City on January 15. The Times extends congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Graettinger of Pasadena visited Estherville and Graettinger relatives. Robert Galleger and a Waterloo friend went to Los Angeles for a visit with J. J. Sullivan family cousins. Jake Andresen of Curlew visited Graettinger and runs a Curlew cafe. The piece ends with an ad tease for Your Eyes Can Deceive You in the American Weekly with Chicago Herald-American.
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