Graettinger town view and newspaper buyout reflections
A purchaser describes Graettinger as a growing Iowa town with a pool, churches, a park, a fire station, a library, and new homes. They stress the newspaper as a community mirror, seek reader guidance during transition, and joke about contract tensions. It also veers into unrelated notes on the AEC and Buckley O Hare debate, then ends with family remarks.
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Palmer
Cleo Cody
Times
Graettinger
Iowa
Rich
William F. Buckley, Jr
Driver license examiners tour seven Iowa towns this week
Examining sessions will be held in Newell, Estherville, Estherville, Spirit Lake, Sheldon, and Spirit Lake in county bank basements and city halls. Times run from 5:59 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. with doors opening at least 30 minutes before closing.
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Iowa
Ceyrincietec
Fels
Lce County State Bank
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Sheldon
Graettinger Community School District Budget Hearing
Graettinger Iowa July 13 1971 at 7 30 P M board meeting to hear taxpayers for or against the 1972 budget estimate. Summary of supporting receipts and expenditures on file with the secretary. Copies of Supplemental detail Schedule 632 4 available on request from District Secretary R T Naae.
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Graettinger Community
Palo Alto
Emmet
Iowa
Graettinger
Notice of Probate of Will in Iowa Estate
The District Court of Palo Alto County Iowa admitted the will of George Singer dated January 27 1965 to probate on June 16 1971 Ma re Singer and Marian Cocks were appointed executors Creditors must file claims with the Clerk within six months from the second publication and any actions to set aside the will must be filed within one year from that date Marie Singer Executor Graettinger Iowa Marian Cocks Ithaca New York Merrill C Clark Attorney Estherville Iowa Date of second publication July 1 1971
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State OF
Iowa
Palo Alto
George Singer
Mare Singer
Marian Cocks
Legion Auxiliary officers installed in Graettinger
The Times of July 4 1946 reports the Legion Auxiliary meeting on July 9 in Graettinger where Helen Potter will install newly elected officers Frances Graettinger pres ident Ida Christensen first vice president Mabel Henningsen second vice president Clarissa Swanson secretary Leta Mc Combs treasurer Olive Downs chaplain Margaret Johnson historian Clara Knutsen sergeant at arms and executive committee members Helen Potter Carol Fish Idella Fleming and Lillian Barringer. Also notes Miss Wilma Herke and Robert J Refsell wedding at First Lutheran Church Graettinger and other local notices including price regulation questions and upcoming driver license applications.
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Legion Auciliary
Helen Potter
Frances Graettinger
Ida Christensen
Mabel Henningsen
Clarissa Swanson
Leta McCombs
Olive Downs
Margaret Johnson
Clara Knutsen
Ate Armsy
Carol Fish
Idella Fleming
Lillian Barringer
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Cleo
Pie
Erle
Atomic Energy Commission
Aledas
Gee Ene Buscestmen
AEC
Spene Court
Ma Buckley
By Jim Wilson
R. T. Naae
General Fund
Mmet County District Court
Clair Clark Lloyd Clark
Wimipred Osher
Rallegford
High Lake
Emmet County
Iuda
Beryl Felkey
Nelg GO
OSHER
Wallingford
High Lake Township
Earnest Skatteho
Osher Estates
Emme
County
Slane
Mame
Estherville, Iowa
Rosendahl] and
Forsyth
the Times OF
Wilma Herke
William J. Herke
Greettinger
Robert J. Refsell
O. C. Refsell
First Lutheran Church
J. F. Master
Regular Legion
Goodswin Thoreson
Gerhardt Jensen
Lawrence Show
A. H. Cameron
Clara J. Suss
Dick Miller
Kenneth Swift
Benton Curry
Me O. Grodland
Graettinger State Bank
Curry
Rvin Dalen
Bob Lundgren
U. S. Navy
San Diego
A. T. Lundgren
Tom McCaffrey
City Hall
Graettinger Times
the Graettinger Times
James A. Wilson
Lisher
James A. Wilson, Jr
Thoreson Insurance Agency
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
L. H. Thoreson
Social Security District
Fort Dodge
Emmetsburg
Estherville City Hall
Spencer Senior Citizens Center
Dennis Essing
Offar
Vili Bor
Graettinger Lumber Co
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