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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
1
The Times office reports the storm door was damaged and removed for repair after a mishap at the office. A subscriber payment crediting error was corrected, and additional minor equipment issues were noted before noon.
A miscellany notes fashion at a wedding, local brides demand for funds, and a humor filled observation of editors ulcers in Times. The Red Oak hunting party comprised Gordon Bills Newell Lake Ed Grape and Loring Lake shooting three coyotes and two foxes northwest of Coburg.
The document lists city government figures including Mayor John Poland and councilmen Virgil Olesen Ted Knudtson and others along with night marshal city clerk treasurer and fire chief. It also names trustees and church pastors at Lost Island Lutheran Bethel Lutheran Methodist Wallingford Lutheran and Immanuel Lutheran.
Cold snap eases after Monday snow with melting and light ground coating. John O'Brien, 50, dies in Emmetsburg after a stroke. Mallard girls win Palo Alto county basketball title 34 to 24 over West Bend. Graettinger club events feature German band and dances at Watson Hall. Cribbage and bridge clubs host matches as community gathers for social events.
Non fiction feature announcing Jessica Mitford’s The American Way of Death at Down Library Lane. Notes library hours Saturdays and Wednesdays, new telephone, and subscription expiry reminders. Includes upcoming club memberships for Thirty Club Two Hundred Fifty Club and Hundred and Half.
Social Security contact station schedule announced by Fort Dodge district office lists Emmetsburg Courthouse Estherville City Hall Spencer and Rock Haplie locations with times and dates through March. Appointments to see a representative may be obtained by writing to the Fort Durge district office.
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