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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

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Walter Allen Family Heads West Visit to WA and IA

Mr and Mrs Walter Allen of Shelton Washington with two daughters and Mrs Allen's sister Mis John Gallager of Emmetsburg visit Graettinger Emmetsburg Des Moines and nearby towns for weeks They claim 80 acres by the bay and oyster farming with seed from Japan Two year growth yields large oysters selling at 1 per 100 shells Washington climate suits fruit crops and poultry farming The Allen family describes local mills barkers knotters and pulp production in Shelton and a whale sighting in the bay during high tide

Walter Allen Shelton Washington Allen Japan Seattle Allens U. S. Navy Bremerton Mr. Allen

Ice Cream Social at Hawkeye Next Saturday

The Catholic Lao dies Aid society will host an ice cream social on the Hawkeye lawn next Saturday July 13 with ice cream sand wiches cake pie and coffee. If rain occurs the event moves to the basement. All are invited to attend.

Hawkeye Laodies’ Aid Society

Conroy Circus Set for Graettinger Visit Next Tuesday

Conroy Bros Shaw motorized circus arrives Tuesday July 16 with two shows at 2 pm and 8 pm. Grounds lie four blocks north of Main Street. First Graettinger appearance after a decade in Iowa, featuring trained dogs monkey goats aerial acts and clowns. Merchants sell ticket books at 20 cents plus tax for adults and 0 cents tax for children, with merchant tickets available at local stores.

Conroy Bros. Shaw Main Street Conroy Bros Graettinger Iowa Gracttinger Conroy Broa

Why is it that those whose subscription paid advance prosper

A historical column asserts prepaid subscriptions bring happiness and success, while those who cheat on bills rarely prosper, with notes on conscience, honesty, and misfortune. It mentions improvement news about Thompson Grocery, GC A Scale building, D C Barringer’s renovations, and a tornado near Lone Rock.

Thompson Grocery Tad Gilbaugh D.C. Barringer Graettinger

Farmers Grain Co Announces Evening Twine Pick-Up

Notice to twine customers about evening pickup options arranged with Farmers Supply Co for after work hours. Grain Co not open in evenings. cooperation facilitates access. Manager McCarty and local figures cited in the notice.

Farmera Grain Co Farmiera Supply Co Grain Co Farmers Supply. Co McCarty

Crop Prospects Reported Very Strong In Section

The present crop outlook is the best in years with rosy small grain and corn prospects. Harvesting may begin about July 22 and straw yield should be heavy. Hay crops are excellent, feed is abundant, gardens fair but could improve with rain, and plant growth is lush across trees shrubs and lawns.

Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed Last Wednesday

Members of the Graettinger Rebekah lodge met Wednesday evening, July 3, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fret Rubink for installation exercises. Officers installed included Milda Johnson as N., Anna Christenson as V. G., Baith Grodland as secretary, Jennie Fleming as treasurer, Anna Rogers as chaplain, Charlotte Rubink as warden, Francis Mills as conductor, Etta Sigler as R. S. to N. G, Della Holiojt as L. to N. G, Claude Sanders as I. to V. G, Norman Rogers as L. S. to V. G, Jess Fleming as inner guard, Fred Rubink as outer guard, and Margaret Sanders as P. N. 63. Installing officer was Jennie Fleming. Refreshments followed and the gathering was highly enjoyable.

Graettinger Rebekah Lodge Fret Rubink Hell Milda Johnson Anna Christenson

Luther League Meet At Sioux Falls Featured Choir Event

Delegates from First Lutheran choir among 2 000 to 3 000 in the Choral Union at the International Luther League convention in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Conducted by I Mel ing Christensen of Northfield Minnesota with the Augsburg Symphony Orchestra under Richard J Gudergahn, program broadcast nationwide. Choir members include Alma Herriem Verna Hampson Mrs Wesley Sevdy Gudrid Nane Evlene Sandvig Mrs L J Lewison Gladys Bratrud Mrs Olaf Michaelson and others served as delegates from Thursday night through Sunday night. Real estate news notes recent purchases by Westergard and Hoeckel Han near Graggingsry area. amounts not disclosed. Item credited to 0 H Raleigh.

Sioux Falls South Dakota Choral Union United States Canada I. Meliug Christensen Northfield Minnesota Augustana Symphony Orchestra Richard J. Gudergahn Alma Herriem Verna Hampson Wesley Sevdy Gudrid Nane Evlene Sandvig L. J. Lewison Gladys Bratrud Olaf Michaelson Alma Heryam League

Heavy Rain Relieves Heat Amid Brief Thundershower

A heat wave broke for an hour as a heavy rain moved through Wednesday afternoon, accompanied by wind but causing no damage. Thursday forenoon remains sultry and mosquito activity keeps many indoors. Mr and Mrs Swift returned from the Black Hills trip in South Dakota.

Mack Hills Dad Swift Black ‘Hilla South Dakota

Wn. Fisher Passes Away After Illness in Rochester

Wn Fisher 61 of Algona formerly Graettinger died in a Rochester hospital Tuesday evening after a two month illness. Funeral services were held Friday in Algona with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Emmetsburg. He owned the hotel property in Graettinger and had interests in the Fisher Cafe Algona and a billiard hall there. He previously operated the Broadway Cafe in Emmetsburg.

Graettinger Rochester Emmetsburg Wm. Fisher Algona Minnesota Evergreen Cemetery Fisher Grachtinger

Another Glorious Fourth of July Passed Quietly

The Fourth of July passed with warm but comfortable weather as thousands traveled by road. Arnolds Park drew its largest crowd since 1929 while Lost Island and State Park hosted sizeable celebrations. Local Lutheran church picnics in South Walnut and Lost Island drew strong attendance with no accidents reported nearby.

Cara Arnolds Park Lost Island State Park Anutheran Church South Walnut

Musical Program In Graettinger Next Saturday

A student of Waldorf College Forest City will present an unusual musical program at First Lutheran Church Graettinger next Saturday July 18 at 8 p m. The accordion will feature prominently with pieces ranging from violin size to organ like sounds. Selections include Light Cavalry Overture Suppe Pilgrims Chorus Wagner and excerpts from Rossini Overture to William Toll. A silver collection will be taken. Rev M Mandsager Pastor.

First Lutheran Waldorf College Forest City Suppe Pilgrime

Short News Items from Grnetingoery and Surrounds

M Thompson visits from Emmeteburg. J L Dorton family weekend at C E Norris home. Osher Dept. Store sells three Norge refrigerators at social in Gratchtin July 18. Mrs J H Gammon stays with relatives in Indianola. Robert Bergstrom of Des Moines visiting Ed Herke family. Mrs Lawrence Smith and children visit Goddell parents C M Nolan. Ted McCarty and Robert Dappen camping at Okoboji. promised thrilling fish stories. Miss Marian Sullivan, daughter of Wm Sullivan, underwents appendicitis, recovering well. Mrs Donovan and daughter Margaret visit from Milwaukee with Loble Montgomery. Donovan improving after illness Easter visit.

M. Thompson Emmeteburg J. L. Dorton C. E. Norris Osher Dept Norge Grachtin J. H. Gammon Indianola Robert Bergstrom Des Moines R. WN Wm. Sulivan South of Grnettingoery Donovan Margaret Milwaukee Wikconsin

Norwegian Visitor in India City Niece of Doctor

Miss Guring Naa from Hardanger Norway, niece of Dr Th T Naas of Graetlinger, visits Inthia city staying with sister Mrs Goodman Lee of Ayrshire. She works in a bank in Hardanger and is 19 years old. Meanwhile United States Fat Men's club held its annual dinner in Wilmington, Massachusetts with 17 tons of attendees. John Delaney of Cambridge, 2566 pounds, won for heartiest eater after consuming five pounds of turkey, 25 olives, two celery bunches, two quarts of ice cream, a gallon of coffee and 12 beers.

Norway Guring Naa Hardanger Th.t. Naas Graetlinger Inthia City Goodman Lee Ayrshire Miss Naa United States Fat Men's Club Wilmington Massachusetts John Delaney Cambridge

Sister Of Mrs James Sandvig Died Sunday

Mrs Dora Kolp age 48 sister of Mrs James Lanivig of Graettinger died Sunday afternoon at her sister’s home in Tracy Minnesota after five months illness. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon. Survived by three children four sisters and four brothers. The Times extends sympathy to the family.

Dora Kolp Tracy Minnesota James Lanivig Graettinger Mra. Kolp Jis B. F. Kolp Rock Island Alnois James Laniiig Grachtinger Mra. Curley Rolfe Schumann Round Lake Ms. Kwikman Harvey "Kolp Mack Miiison Charles Ilinois George Montana the Times Sandvig

Ford Lawn Party At Fort Dodge Next Week

Farmers Supply Co of Grach tingar reports a Ford Lawn Party will be held at Fort Dodge July 17 18 and 19. The show starts at 2 pm and ends at 10 30 pm daily with Ford products from V-8s to parts on display. All invited.

Ford Fort Dodge Farmers Supply Co. of Grachtingar

Notice to property owners to mow property and curb lines

The notice directs all property owners to mow all property including vacant lots and curbing immediately. If not done, the street commissioner will perform the work and charge the cost to the property, under the authority of GEORGE, Mayor.

Vogl May Meet Conqueror Of Jimmy Braddock

Promoters in a small town negotiate this week to pair Frankie Vogl of Janesville Wiscon sin with Ritzloff of Duluth who beat James J Braddock two years ago. If Duluth cannot be secured they will find a Minneapolis opponent for the July 25 card.

Hamilton Brothers John McBride Frankie Vogl Janseville Wisconsin Ritzloff Duluth James J. Braddock Vogl Graettinger Sammy Mandell Vogt Levinsky-Louvis Chicago Minneapolis

Paved road bonds eyed in Sac county as residents recall rain and reunions

Reports from Sac county note petitions for paved road bonds while local residents recollect heavy rain in West Bend territory and social visits. Names of residents and families appear with mentions of trips to Council Bluffs Spirit Lake and Des Moines, plus a final dividend at Farmers Savings bank of Ringsted and several kinship updates.

Carl Spies Eyamets« Bute Ed Herke W. Berg Des Moines John Poland Lawson Missouri Polanis Thomas Allen Burton Garber Raymond Masters Merle Johnson Graettinger Farmers Savings Bank of Ringsted Delmar Allen Mya Thomas’ Allen Hea Jilin’ Diserhta San’. Francis Disermigts Hfaether P. Montgomery Graattingar Fideonain Roseman Instraetos Milwaukee Henningsen Mas Peter ‘Hermangen Rasamen Elkhorn John Carlson Harinah “Henningsen

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Inter News of Conroy Circus Conroy Brothers Gracitinger Lone Rock Ager Gince Tadee Rebekah Lodge Luther League Soh Westergard D. J. Sundyig Hoeckek Han Gragttingsry 0. H. Raleigh Wn. Fisher James Sandvig Hawkeye Theatre Falsat Wien Randolph Fl Ott Kay Tohnsdin SUN Ben Bennie Georga’ Raft Turs WuLy V., McLaglin Margot ‘Graham Jimmy Braddock Frankie Voss Graettinger Ring
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