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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1925

Page

11

Auto crash injures Graettinger man at Mallard road

A Thursday evening collision at the Mallard road crossing near Brennan Brothers’ home involved a Nash sedan and a Ford carrying Charles Harrington Bert Rolfson Lloyd Gardner and R M Young of Graettinger. Young suffered severe head injuries and remained unconscious for days. Gardner and Harrington were bruised, with Gardner having a fractured rib. The Ford was wrecked, Young pinned beneath it. Reports vary on fault. court action possible. Young’s wife and children await recovery. he has been active in Farm Bureau work and local affairs.

Curlew Road Mallard J. A. Spies Des Moines Nash R. M. Young Grachtinger Charles Harrington Lloyd Gardner Bert Rolfson Mesars Harrington Gardner Rolfson Roy Young Young Graettinger Emmetsburg Matlard Road Brennan Brothers A.J. Drebing Charles Tlarrington Mr. Young Berng Palo Alto Drebing Grant Oak Township Spies You New Grachtinger Farmers’ Institute

Not Embarrassed as Youth Couple Ride in Open Car

A late evening on Main Street features an open car with a young couple aged about 16 and 17. The girl leans back as the boy steers, drawing attention from pedestrians while discomfort or offense is not shown. A reflection on old practices ends with a nostalgic remark about cracker box Socrates and a pocket knife.

Main Street Water and Main Austin Herald Socrates

John Wikert Sells East End Grocery

John Wikert sells East End Grocery to Henningsen of Osher Department Store OC A Jensen general merchant and partners. They plan immediate division of stock and integration into their grocery departments. Wikert, once with Tash Mebrinary, leaves amid a crowded Graettinger market. he is praised as a capable businessman with many friends. A Happy Reunion at Mrs Osher Home features Norman Northwestern College and others returning for vacation from St. Louis and Muscatine. Mrs. Osher and family welcome them home.

Henningsen Osher Department A. Jensen Mneycollated Wocal Joli Wikert Mr. Wikert Graettinger East Wil Wikert Osher H. N. Osher A. H. Honningsen Norman Northwestern College Englund Margaret Mildred Muscatine Schooley Margery Robert St. Louis Earnest Jensen Lone Rock Grachtinger

Hoping Sunday School Sees Strong June Attendance

The Hoping Sunday school reports average attendance of 49 and weekly collection of $1.69 for Sundays in June. All are invited to Sunday sessions at 9:30 a.m. Missionary R. T. Smith of the American Sunday School Union, Scranton, will preach at Hoping House immediately after Sunday school on Sunday July 12. Remember the date and hear this speaker.

R. T. Smith American Sunday School Union Scranton Town Howse

Woman fatally shocked by live fence incident

In Quasqueton Buchanan County Mrs. Polk, wife of George W. Polk, was killed when a high tension electric wire detached and dropped onto a woven wire fence on the Polk property. She threw water on flames near the fence. the charged fence sent current through her body, killing her instantly and requiring the power to be shut off to remove the body.

Dentlh George W. Polk Quasqueton Buchanan

Miss Lambe Wins Prize in Rural School Exhibit

Margaret Lambe daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lambe east of town won fifth prize in a service star legion contest for the best book on Nature with drawings poetry and prose. She stood among 198 contestants and received warm congratulations from The Vines. Garage men expect a busy season as rains and better crop prospects boost buying power in the area.

Margaret Lambe Nice Emmetebury Mra F. J. Lambe East of Town Service Star Legion Vines Miss Lambe

Where To Spend The 4th Of July At Hand's Park

An issue advertises July 4 and 6 activities at Hand's Park with lake breezes ball games and dancing. July 4 features Royal Union Giants versus Art Dodge Monsters, winner to play Lane Rock, plus an 11 am concert and afternoon music by a 20 piece Royal lush orchestra, with July 6 featuring Dodge Boosters and more dancing. Port Dove is noted as a recent defeat for House of David 3 to 4.

Hand's Park Viil Yuk Royal Union Giants Art Dodge Monsters Lane Rock theRoyal Union Giants Furt Dodge Boosters Port Dade House of David Ball Club Royal Lush Orchestra Tor

Fourth Of July Picnic In South Walnut

A Fourth of July celebration will be held in the grove at the Danish Lutheran church in South Walnut with a dinner served by the Ladies' Aid. Ice cream pop cigars and candy will be sold. A program at two o'clock includes a Declaration reading by Victor Henningsen an oration by Strident Ethan Mongers and a community song. Races follow with coordinators Jim Hansen and J. W. Knutson and a tug of war between Test Island and The Rest of the World captained by Andrew Henningsen and Wills Bisgaard.

South Walnut Ladies’ Air Society Victor Henningsen Ethan Mongers Jim Hansen J. W. Knutson Andrew Henningsen Wills Bisgaard Bouth Walnut

Gracttinger Stores Announce 4th of July Hours

Gracttinger business places close at ten a.m. next Saturday. On Friday stores stay open until midnight. Plan your purchases Friday for the upcoming two days.

Gracttinger

Sparrow Among Songators Stirs Static Insight

A brief note on how the English sparrow, among feathered songators, stands as a symbol of stasis in avian behavior studies. Researchers highlight its ubiquity and limited ecological shifts compared to other species.

This Is The Month To Go Swimming To Sell The Roosters

This is a compact agricultural guide urging timely tasks. It covers irrigation, water management, poultry care, and pruning, plus garden planning, planting potatoes beans corn tomatoes and cabbage. It mentions waiting for July geese demand and keeping brood sows separate from spring pigs.

Terris Tribune Obituary and Local Notices

Daniel Woo aged about 85 died June 20 in northwestern Town after settling there 27 years ago. He is survived by two sons and two daughters. C J Sloan set his meat market to a Sioux City party. An tent sold religious calendars at three for a dollar with two copies sent to penal institutions. The Terris Tribune editor muses about penitentiaries moving toward wholesale welfare. The Terris Telephone Company rebuilt its lines recently. Yesterday was extremely warm with a slight breeze afternoon. thermometers read 99 to 103. A light morning shower freshened the air, with potential rain again today.

Terris Tribune Daniel Woo C. J. Sloan Sioux City Tribune Terri

Charles Lambe Marries in Chicago Wednesday

Charles W Lambe son of Mr and Mrs FL Lambe of Oak Park and Miss Margaret Halstead of Menetta Ontario wed in Chicago on Wednesday morning June 24. Rev J J Ames officiated. They honeymoon at Lake Geneva Wisconsin and will reside in Oak Park Illinois. Lambe, educated at St Thomas College, has worked at Evans ton golf club and as auditor for Oak Park Club. Halstead is daughter of Mrs William Halstead of Fenella Ontario. The Times offers congratulations.

Beas W. Lambe FL. Lambe Town Margaret Halstead Menetta Ontario Chicago J. J. Ames Lake Geneva Wisconsin Oak Park Illinois St. Thomas College St. Paul Chieno Aml Evanston Ad Positon Oak Park Club Air Park Club William Halstead Fenella Canada Times Times Extends Hearty Congratulations To My. and Mrs. Lambe

Graettinger Chautauqua Dates Set for July Event

The Graettinger Chautauqua runs July 20 to 28 with a splendid program. Two of the numbers are high class plays highlighting this year’s lineup.

Light Frost Reported Across Farmlands

Several farmers reported a light frost on the morning of June 28. Pumpkin vines were blackened and some corn stalks showed frost damage. Friday night was cool with the thermometer near 40 degrees.

Milford Woman Ends Her Life By Shotgun Action

Mrs. Wm. Marcks of Milford committed death by her own action a few days ago by shooting herself with a shotgun. The charge entered her chest as she despondently faced failing eyesight.

Milford Wm. Marcks

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