26 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
1
A brief OCR fragment mentions several unclear names and places with no coherent event or outcome. The readable words reference persons or items but lack context or dates to establish a clear news item or action.
An Iowa notice lists a Fort Dodge social security office meeting set for March 22 at 10:00. The event appears at the plan involving the Statal security schedule and local venues such as Rhervilie Clay Mall with a fee range noted.
A dense listing of town and county officials, offices, and contact details. Includes names like Phane Furmma, Jacobson, and various trustees, treasurers, auditors, and clerks. Provides office hours, phone numbers, and locations for Graettinger and Estherville regions along with community organizations such as American Legion and Lions Club.
Red Cross workers in Vernon township collected 184.50 dollars, near doubling the district quota. Graettinger picnic planned for Lost Angeles promises a big turnout if all local residents attend. Attorney Harry Coffie to address Community Club at Legion hall on civilian pilot training.
The tale follows Liza Morgan, tied to a seaside millionaire, as she navigates rebellion and fear over her husband’s past, leading to a climactic murder trial that tests fate and love. Hollister sisters arrive in Pine Creek to claim 80 acres and a run‑down house, meeting a rugged landscape and the men who share it, including Linda Anderson, Duane Dalen, Morris Dalen, Catherine Elsenbast, Curtis Hurd, Amy Jensen, and Mark Knutson.
Mondays in Estherville and Orange City. Tuesdays in Emmetsburg. Wednesdays in Spencer. Thursdays in Rock Rapids. Fridays in Split Lake. Saturdays in Sibley and Swea City. Sessions run mornings only.
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