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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
10
A scrambled clipping notes 1926 holiday dates and weekdays including Washington's Birthday Memorial Day and Thanksgiving with mentions of Easter dates. It also reports Keosauqua school board refusing two teachers vacation return due to smallpox exposure and various local anecdotes from Port Dodge and Ames about conventions, rye, crossword puzzles, and Legion meetings.
A 40 percent increase in publicly funded health nurses in Iowa from 1922 to 1924 is noted in Miss Anna Drike’s report from the public health nursing bureau. The 1924 count shows higher support levels, with three nurses funded entirely by public funds in 1998 and continuing into the following year.
A farmer in old town Missouri stopped with several sacks of potatoes in front of a store. The merchant, a man about fifty, doubted help was available, but the farmer insisted he could handle the load himself despite being 82 years old. He cited his late father who loaded the sacks at 104.
Germain Lutheran Church announces a German language service next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in the Methodist church. Rev Otis L Lang pastor invites all to hear an important message from God for everybody.
Methodist Church notes list a Sunday school at 10 00 morning worship with The Power of Sentiment at 11 00 Epworth League 6 46 evening worship with Gods Larger Purpose and Musical Men's Chorus singing New Bible study meets Thursday at 7 20 at Nurse Home Isaiah chapters 1 4 and 63 to be studied Ladies Auxiliary meeting February 1 8George Home hosts Reverend Mekkelyon announces Dust of the Road play rescheduled to February 8 and musical chorus to lead next Sunday service All are invited to attend
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