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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

5

Mallard Girls Crowned Queens Saturday Night

Mallard claimed Palo Alto county basketball glory by routing Cylinder 51 to 17 in Graettinger. The Mallard team, famed for county titles, is expected to ride toward state play with strong play. West Bend beat Ayrshire 41 to 32 in the consolation, while Graettinger edged Ayrshire 44 to 33 in the opening round.

Ruthven Ayrshire Graettinger Mallard Rodman West Bend Curlew Cylinder South Palo Alto Palo Alto Iowa Ioné Point Graattinger Ayrahire Roger and Phayne Heathman Supt. E Manchester Dolliver Mallord

Auction News Ben Burns Sale and Related Auctions

A Norfolk Iowa like notice details two auction events by A A Kuyper and Joe Boecker near Graettinger. Kuyper sells Feb 2 with cattle hay and large machinery list followed by Boecker sale Feb 7 including tractors hogs and farm equipment. Auctioneers Grodland Bortvit Brown and the Graettinger State Bank as clerk.

Ben Burns Sale A. Kuyper Jos Boecker Herman Jensen Charles Burg Spies & Levi A.A. Kuyper A. A. Kuyper Beaure and Oak Brown, Bortvnt Grodland Finn l Palo Alto County Bank Tye Jon Boecker Joe Boecker Minnesota Graettinger

Johnson Hospital Patient from Graettinger

John Johnson, 82, of Graettinger, has been a medical patient at Holy Family hospital in Estherville for almost four weeks. He is reportedly improving slowly, and old friends here hope for an early recovery and full improvement in his condition.

John §. Johnson Graettinger Holy Family Hospital Estherville Mr. Johnson

New Barber Joins Jensen's Shop in Emmetsburg

Tom Milles of Emmetsburg, World War II veteran and barber school graduate, becomes the new barber at Gary Jensen's shop. He is popular, quickly making friends and delivering excellent workmanship and satisfaction.

Tom Milles Emmetsburg Veteron Gary Jensen Tom

Letter from Los Angeles subscriber renews Graettinger news

The Times published a brief note from Frank Berndorfner of Los Angeles who sent five dollars as a two year advance subscription. Though absent from Graettinger for years, he remains interested in the old hometown news and sends thanks.

The Times Frank Berndorfner Los Angeles Berndorfner Graettinger Mr. Berndorfner

M J Lein Elected President Of Palo Alto Holstein Group

At the Emmatsburg Country Club on January 19 the Palo Alto Holstein Breeders association held its annual meeting. M J Levi was elected president, Harold Jensen as vice president, Hubert Campany as secretary treasurer, and directors named including Ronald Chapman Dick Hermanson Owen Anderson Henry Jansen and Eldon Anderson. Levi also became state director while John Stewart attended as a National Holstein Breeders fieldman and presentations covered dairy films district show reports and 4 H Holstein committee notes.

Emmatsburg Palo Alto M. J. Levi John Stewart Holateln Breeders Ronald Chapman Hubert Campney Gaya John Dorothy Dpia Maurice Partridge PHIA

Funeral Of James Millen 89 Held Wednesday

Funeral for James Millen 89 was at Assumption church Emmetsburg Wednesday morning. The Very Rev W F Mason officiated. Burial followed at St John cemetery with Martin Funeral Service in charge. Millen, born 1860 in Blairstown, lived in Palo Alto county and Graettinger before moving to Emmetsburg in 1934. He married twice, survived by a son Hillary and a daughter Mrs W F Mains, a brother Thomas W Millea, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

James Milles Assumption Church Emmetsburg W. F. Mason St. John Cemetery Martin J. Corweiler Jess Ellis Edward Smith Victor Hand John Anderson Joe Walsh James Henry Millen Blairstown Benton County Graettinger Millea Ganley Hillary W. F. Mains Chicago Thomas W. Millea Fort Dodge Palo Alto

Stage Party in Graettinger This Thursday

Claude W Hanson of Graettinger Implement Co sponsors a family party at Watson Theatre Graettinger Thursday Feb 2 starting 1 30 pm with stage entertainers in person The event promises a genuine old fashioned family party and big turnout from the area.

Claude W. Hanson Graettinger Implement Co Watson Theatre Graettinger International Harvester Co Tia

Benefit Lunch And Bake Sale For New Athletic Field

Graettinger Woman's club sponsors a benefit lunch and bake sale at the Legion Hall next Saturday afternoon and evening to raise funds for the new athletic field. Serve starts at two with hot beefburgers, escalloped potatoes, home made pie, coffee and pickles. Proceeds go to the Graettinger Park association. volunteers welcome and contributions gratefully received.

Graettinger Woman’s Club Graettinger Graettinger Park Association Kia Graettinger Woman's Club Legion Hall The Cause Fool

Martin Furniture Takes Over Maytag Agency

J Emmett Martin announces the purchase of the Maytag agency from McWilliams Appliances Graettinger including all parts supplies and tools. J M Resh visited the Times office Friday for a new 1950 subscription receipt after illness in December and at age 87 he looked hearty and gaining strength.

J. M. Resh Times Offics Mr. Resh

Sleet and Subzero Weather Disrupt Local Day

A Monday night sleet storm coated walks and roads with ice mak ing travel hazardous Tuesday. Winds intensified as bitter cold pushed temperatures to eight below zero by Wednesday morning. Schools dismissed and residents faced dangerous conditions from the slippery ice and wind driven snow.

Heelan & Atorzard

March of Dimes Dance in Graettinger

A March of Dimes dance will be held at the Legion hall in Graettinger on Friday evening January 27. Music by the Richard Damstrom orchestra with Sam Watson calling. The event features old time and new time dances and supports the March of Dimes fund. Tickets are sold by local sellers to benefit the charity.

The Legion Hall Graettinger Richard Damstrom Sam Watson March of Dimes Fund

Shiley Patient In Hospital

T Shiley was taken to Holy Family hospital this morning for medical treatment. A report from the hospital stated he was resting nicely. Earlier he suffered a heart condition but fully recovered and has since enjoyed excellent health. Locals hope his present illness is temporary and that he will be well soon.

T. Shiley Holy Family Hospital Shiley

Benefit Basketball Game At High School Gym Sunday

A benefit basketball program at the high school gym next Sunday afternoon begins at 2:00 p.m. Proceeds go to the new athletic field. The Graettinger Independents meet the Cylinder Independents and the Cylinder Junior High faces Graettinger Junior High.

J Graebtinger Fenton Migmetaburg Ruthven Tech School Graettinger Independents Cylinder Independents Cylinder Junior High Graettinger Junior High

Service Men Register at Legion Hall for Agricultural School

Frans Swangon commander reports 36 G I s registered at the Legion hall for enrollment in a local agricultural school. A second registration day is set for Saturday January 28 from 2 00 to 4 00 at the Legion hall. Discharge papers must be brought to register.

Frans Swangon Legion Post Legion Hall

Kidder Delivers Splendid Talk At Community Club

Rose J Kidder of the National Foundation of Independent Business spoke at the Community club meeting on Thursday evening. He discussed his past work at Eldora and Boy’s Town Omaha, praising Boy’s Town methods and criticizing Eldora. Attendance was small due to high school girls basketball tournament. A brief business session followed with club committees studying zoning and business notes.

Rose J. Kidder National Foundation of Independent Business, Line Kidder Eldora Boyal Father Flanagan Omaha Boye Jesse Anderson Times

Graettinger March of Dimes Drive Receives Generous Support

Graettinger residents show strong support for the March of Dimes with over 100 dollars raised at basketball events and donations in local shops. A March of Dimes dance at the Legion hall is set for Friday night with tickets at 76 cents. Contributions can also be left at Graettinger State Bank to reach the $1,000 local quota.

Sam Watson March of Dimes Committee Graettinger March of Dimes Fund Legion Hall Graettinger State Bank March of Dimes Infantile Paralysis Foundation Puto Alto County Sioux City Council Bluffs Des Moines

Doris Baxter Underwent Appendectomy at Holy Family

Miss Doris Baxter GHS student daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Baxter had an appendicitis operation at Holy Family hospital Estherville last Wednesday She recovered nicely and rapidly gained strength and expected to return home early this week Classmates and friends will be pleased to learn of her speedy recovery

Doris Baxter GHS Leslie Baxter Holy Family Hospital Estherville

Kermit Jensen Called to Camp Lee for Training

Captain Kermit Jensen of the Officers Reserve corps left Graettinger Saturday for Camp Lee Virginia for a 60 day training course. He is a traveling salesman for McKeagon Robbina Drug Co. He and his wife reside in Graettinger.

Kermit Jensen Camp Lee Officers’ Reserve Corps Virginia Mr. Jansen McKeagon-Robbina Drug Company Graettinger

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